Books

I love writing as you all know so for this blog post I would like to talk about the many reasons why I love writing so much. And they are called story's. When I was a little girl I loves mystery books to love story's to adventure books to tragedy's. I read the entire series of Nancy drew and the Mandie Collection by Lois Leppard. I've read Anne of green gables and Little woman. To The lord of the rings and so many more. This was just the beginning of my love for words.   

Here are some of the authors, poets and books that inspired me. I am sure you will recognize some of these titles and maybe a couple of the books you will never have heard of. I hope that maybe some of these books can inspire you too.

Girl in pieces By Kathleen Glasgow

I kind of turned this book into a blind date. I looked at the cover and picked up the book knowing nothing about it and bought it hoping it would not disappoint me. Well it is now my favorite book at the moment. The 17 year old girl in this book tore at my heart and honestly I did not realize that I loved the book so much until I closed it. I finished it in 2 days and was waiting for the ending. When I closed the book I felt hope and that was something that gave me hope for even myself.

Masterpiece By Elise Broach

Ok, this book is written for maybe 3rd or 4th grade. Yet to this day I have not been able to get it out of my mind until I finally purchased it. I honestly don't know what is about this story that i love so much. But I think that is it. It's the little things. It's the kind of story that deals with the truth and shows sacrifice. It's the kind of book I want my children to grow up with
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Guardians of ga'hoole By Kathryn Lasky

I love this Author so much and she has written so many books and I love every single one of them. She has a way of creating worlds that is extraordinary and she ever had the owl books turned into a movie. The 15 book series made me love owls and wolves and get entangled in their world.
 

Michael Vey By Richard Paul Evans

River was the one to introduce me to these books. It's a fun adventure filled story with a little bit of everything in it. For some reason not many people have heard of this amazing series about a boy with electrical powers and his adventures to find out his past and future.  

The Fault in our stars By John Green

The book and even movie had been out for years before I picked it up at a garage sale and deciding I had nothing much else to do that afternoon. I had heard pretty much everything about this book so I had an expectation when I opened it and to be honest it was pretty high. After sobbing my eyes out and finishing the entire book that day I decided it was worthy for my bookshelf. The concepts in this book were good but that doesn't mean I agreed with everything in it. John Green knows how to write a story and he knows how to make things feel like real life.

Thirteen reasons why By Jay Asher

So many things have been said about this book. I for one have to say that I was amazed at how well Asher was able to write about a seventeen year girl. But honestly I think it's sad about all the controversy it has. Maybe those people should have talked to girls like me. But enough about that. The story changed my life, and it should change the life of everyone who reads it. And yes i agree this book isn't for everyone. But it talks about real things that seem to scare others. And best of all it gives hope. And once you close the book you have only the choice to move on, and do better.

Burning Glass By Kathryn Purdie

 
 A friend bought this book for me saying hey this girl in it is like you. The girl has a power to feel other people's emotions. I have empathy for people and so it was so cool reading about a girl who had that power as a curse. It was like putting my life into a real adventure story and it showed me that sometimes things you think are curses can be blessings in disguise. Plus a murder and a Handsome prince. What else could you ask for.

The 5th Wave By Rick Yancey

This book made me realize i loved alien taking over the planet books so much more than i thought! Yancey has a poetic way of writing that made me plant myself deep into the lives of the characters. My only warning about this book is that it has a lot of cussing.

The Evaporation of Sofi Snow By mary Weber

I may be a little bias with this book because I personally know the author and her family. But seriously it's a good book. One of my favorite things about Weber and her books is that in every one of them she intertwines a problem in today's society that she talks about in her them. Like in her old ones it was self harm. And in this one it's human trafficking. I love the sci fi feel to this new book and can't wait for the second one!

 

Cinder By Marissa Meyer

Cyborg and steampunk and Cinderella all mixed together equals Cinder. And I love all three of those things. I have to say that this is my favorite rendition of the Cinderella story with its unique characters. I want to read Myers other books but haven't been able to get the chance.

The Immortal Instruments By Cassandra Clare

Fast paced and romance pushes these books along. It overwhelms me sometimes thinking about how many books there are in this series and that there is two! Anyway I love the steam punkish setting these books have. They can be a little dark with lots of fantasy and angels and demons with a non Christian view. Clare can pull the plot twists very well and you'll be surprised with the characters you fall for.  Still love the first three books I read and hope to one day finish the rest of the story.

The Frank Peretti Books

These books were so eye opening. This book talks about angels and demons and shows you how real they really are. It was actually kind of scary.  I believe God opened this Man's eyes so he could help open ours to the spiritual wars we fight in just everyday life.

Percy Jackson By Rick Riordan

Percy Jackson. Riodian was brilliant of bringing out the stories about demi-gods and making the historical Greek and roman gods come alive. I learned more about the Greek and roman gods in these books then I did with school. The story is so well put together and you love every single one of the characters....We don't talk about the movies…

Lady Carliss and the waters of Moorue By Chuck Black

I love love love love this book so much! Another full series I need to read. This book is like Narnia and it's a Christian author so that makes it so amazing also. I remember when I was younger, acting out the story with my siblings. It's just a story that sticks to you and I highly recommend anything this man writes.

P.s This book made bows cool before Katniss did.

The Hunger Games trilogy By Suzanne Collins

I feel like these are the books that started everything. The dystopic societies, the heroine that saves the day. And these books inspired me for my book the last to die. The funny thing is I hadn't even read the books when I started the last to die. But the idea had hit me. That one day one of my books could be read by people for thousands of years. I want to tell a story and I want people to hear it. I want to help the world any way I can. So if God has given me the words then I will write until I die.  

Oh gosh there are so many books I haven't put on here but this list will have to do for a start. Maybe I'll do a part 2 sometime.

Erin Hanson: Poet

I would also like to mention my favorite Poet here also. Her Name is Erin Hanson and she is a 21 year old Australian writer. Until a little while ago I had no idea who she was but after falling in love with every single one of her poems I realized that her words were different from all the others. For being only 21 when she wrote these words you would have thought she would had lived at least 3 lifetimes to have all the knowledge she seems to have. And she truly inspires my poems so much.

You can find her work at the underground poet. I’ll put one of my favorite poems by her down here.