Usually when i find a genre that i really like i tend to stick to the books that fit into that genre. so it was no wonder when i was recommended a book in the genre that i didnt really recognize, i was afraid to step out of my box. so i decided that i wouldnt want to read it, because it would probably be boring, plus the cover looked awful. so there i was rejecting a book based on it being unfamiliar and having a bad cover. weeks later there i was reading the same book, which became the best book i had ever read. the plot seemed like you already knew what would happen, but there was constantly a twist in the end making you wonder what the outcome would be in the next book.
i like how wiola tells backround on how she ended up reading the book and what she expected and the and what really did happen in the story. i dont really think that she really went into the book and told the reader about what was going on and how the plot was affecting the characters or even whatr was going on. maybe she could've wrote more about the story and gave us a summary instead of writing about how she got to reading it and gone inside the book instead of talking about it. but besides that i really like how she realized that when you read books, you need to find a way to relate yourself to the character and read it with emotions and passion.
check out wiola's blog at http://shinelikemeex3.blogspot.com/
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