Finding a good read.

When it comes to choosing the right books for you to read, you must know what kind of humor do you have, you must not buy a book because you are forced by something or someone, for me, books are supposed to be enjoyed genuinely. I have A LOT of books at home, my room has turned to a library so i don't sleep there anymore, but if you will browse my shelves you will see that I'm a horror fan. i laugh when seeing GORE (*sorry if it makes you think of something that makes you gag.). well then after giving you a brief explanation on my part, let's proceed to finding yours. :)
I'll give you 3 easy steps to find your center ~~:)


STEP ONE: know your own "GENRE"

*first, open your laptop and search a few titles, there are a lot of websites that offers a "SEEK PEEK" to their products. Read those that interests you. If you find something that makes you wanna buy the book because it sparked your interest then that must be your genre!
PS: try this site, they give good previews and spoiler free! : http://nationalbookstore.com/

HERE ARE SOME OF MY SUGGESTED BOOKS FOR EVERY GENRE i have read:

for MYSTERY lovers, try: SAMMY KEYES series.

for ROMANTIC mysteries try my favorite and highly suggested : TWILIGHT SAGA.
ps: if you hate kristen's acting just read the book. it's more better that watching the movie and gagging till the end.

for horror and thrill seekers check these out and blow your mind!

for more suggestions please e-mail me with your genre and I'd be happy to write back with loads of book suggestions! trust me I've been a geek before! 

EMAIL: smilingdaytoday@yahoo.com

STEP TWO: read more of your chosen genre.

*well i bet it's a lot easier now because you already know your "powers" (*just kidding). Even after finding yours, there will always be a case where you lose interest. It's not abnormal in anyway it's just you changing (*yes it's a part of puberty, but if you are 20 something and you still feel unsure about yourself.........consult a doctor, you might have some serious problems! .........joke!)  well i have experienced that feeling, I'm reading the goosebumps series from R.L. stine then one day i found myself crying while reading the ending of BREAKING DAWN. It just change as you grow up, the secret is to find something you like again.



STEP THREE: Explore your horizons!

*You might really like reading the horror series your aunt gave you, but you are sadly trashing the mystery books your dad suggested. I'ts always nice to read different genres because there might be a chance that you might go LOCO over that new book you are reading. Chances are high. the risk is low, but the reward is greater! so next time you are in a bookstore and you see that one title whispering :" buy me and read me please~~~" don't ignore it, give it a chance! (*in case you are a VOLTURI member then it's okay not to give second chances! ........kidding again). NEW YORK TIMES might be a great help for those who wants to try new ones. here's the link: http://www.nytimes.com/best-sellers-books/overview.html.



here are some random choices for you to read, trust me i have red them cover to cover so i guarantee you that the satisfaction rate is 5 star or more :)

1.) this is my old fave, the "GRIZZLY TALES" they are scary, funny, and have a lot of lessons to be learned. well they can be useful for someone aged 12 below. but if you are searching for a light humorous read, give these series a try :)

left to right: terror time toys, blubbers and sicksters

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2.) the "FEAR STREET SERIES" = they are not actually popular today because these are old classics, i got them from an old bookstore. they are considered antique but these stories are for teenagers who likes nightmares for breakfast :)

left to right: fear hall: the beginning, the babysitter 4, lights out, party summer, the evil lives.

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3.) all about vampires. actually they are a mix of all my vampire books. (*the twilight saga not included)

left to right: my sister the vampire 2, vampire state building, how to be a vampire, vampires,

second row: vampire plagues: london, vampire plagues:paris, vampire plagues: mexico, Vamps.

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4.) Goosebumps series = same as fear street, famous before our generation but because It's freaking famous some are still newly published and available on BIG bookstores.

left to right: escape from carnival of horrors, the barking ghost, night of the living dummy 3, monster blood 1, how i got my shrunken head,

second row:  the haunted mask, curse of the mummy, phantom of the auditorium, ghost of camp cold lake, ghost camp, beast from the east.

3rd row: goosebumps monster collection books 1-3

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5.) SHIVERS series = they are a lot like goosebumps but shivers offers reader a new way to scare the living daylight out of you.

left to right: the curse in the jungle, night of the goat boy, the mystic's spell

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6.) My favorite mix of epic, mystery and classic tales.

left to right: the sphinx's princess, dark quetzal, memoirs of a geisha (*this is my all time tear-jerker and mind opener), frankenstine. 

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7.) INKHEART trilogy  (*sorry someone borrowed my copy of inkdeath. (*the one with greenish cover) )

I guess i have given every easy way possible to you now? ~~~ =)

if you still have some questions about this don't hesitate to e-mail me your questions, I'm always free to answer stuff that my readers ask. :)

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