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Hello Lovelies!! 

So this week is a fill-in-the-blank week and the topic is Top Ten Books if you liked X. 

I'm going to use a few of my favorite shows so this is a bit of a getting to know me week as well.

If you like...

Gossip Girl (as a TV show or a book) then try ... Pretty Little Liars! (Mystery and Girl World!)
Community then try... Hyperbole and a Half. (LAUGHS. Oh god, I got a side ache from laughing.)
Breaking Bad then try...The Knife of Never Letting Go (Now trust me on this. Who's a good guy? Who's a bad guy? Why are the good guys acting like bad guys?? It's all about the character development on this one.)
Buffy the Vampire Slayer then try... Vampire Academy. (Sassy girls and vampires. Sure in one the sassy girls are killing vampires and in the other they're protecting them, but over all it's quite similar.)
Warm Bodies (the movie) then try...Reboot (zombies maybe plus feelings!)
Pride & Prejudice (the movie or the book) then try...Wuthering Heights (just don't expect a happy ending on this one!)
Toy Story then try...The Miraculous Journey of Edward Tulane (toys with thoughts and feelings!)
Fanboys then try...Fangirl! (especially if you enjoy both Star Wars and Harry Potter).
Charlie Bartlett then try...Jellicoe Road (teens getting into trouble)
The Great Gatsby (the movie or the book) then try..Vixen (Roaring '20s!)

So this isn't the most visually appealing post, but what do you think of the content? Did I make you want to try a new book? Or maybe a new movie? Let me know in the comments!


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