Greetings Lovely Visitors,
Welcome to my 3rd anniversary celebration! I'm thrilled, and quite honestly a bit shocked, that I have been able to follow my passion for this long. To celebrate, an amazing group of bloggers and I have planned fun discussion posts for you to enjoy, all centered around the theme...
BOOKS
Please make sure to visit them to read their unique perspectives on this theme.
XOXO,
~Lonna
PS. There is an treat for you at the end of this post. Enjoy!
TESTIMONIAL 
I first discovered FLYLēF through a giveaway hop. I entered a giveaway on her blog and absolutely fell in love with the design of it. I don't subscribe to many new blogs now days simply because I'm already subscribed to quite a few, I have my own blog to run, and I just don't have a lot of free time. However, something about her blog caught my eye and I knew that I wanted to see more of what she had to offer.
After following the blog for a bit, I decided to join in on some of the hops that FLYLēF hosted and through different scenarios, our interaction with one another grew. As she branched out and began Ink Furie, I followed her to Instagram and was blown away by her creativity and talent. I love watching her calligraphy videos.
I can't wait to see what she does next!
DISCUSSION
What was the first book you remember reading/being read?
Definitely Bridge to Terabithia by Katherine Paterson. I remember being in elementary school and the teacher reading the book out loud to the class. I remember not fully understanding the story but realizing that it was an important circumstance that I needed to take seriously. Since that day, Bridge to Terabithia has always held a place in my heart. I have forever named it as one of my favorite books and, to this day, I can't keep the tears away when reading or watching the movie. I think this is an absolutely beautiful story and helps teach kids about true friendship and the unfortunate reality of loss.
TOUR SCHEDULE
❖ May 16th - The Obscure World
❖ May 16th - Rainy Days and Pajamas
❖ May 22nd - Lisa Loves Literature
❖ May 25th - Utopia State of Mind
❖ May 26th - On Honey Suckle Hill
❖ May 27th - Books of a Shy Girl
❖ May 30th - A Kernel of Nonsense
BLOGGER BIO 
Hello! Thank you for taking a moment to get to know me. I'm quite a closed book actually — shy and all things timid — except when it comes to...well, books of course!
I'm the creative mind behind FLYLēF (pronounced like flyleaf) who enjoys reading late into the night to satisfy my insatiable addiction to mostly young adult and adult novels: romance (contemporary and historical), fantasy, and paranormal (especially vampires). I believe in the magic of spellbinding words coming together to build breathtaking worlds in our minds’ eyes. Happiness is just a book away, find it with me.
I'm also the owner of Ink Furie (that's a whole nother story, but if you like calligraphy...), host of FLYTIP and Book of Choice Giveaway Hop, and co-host of The Comment Challenge.
Socialize with me:
GIVEAWAY
A $25 Amazon gift card. Open internationally.
My favorite author is Ann Rice.
ReplyDeleteI like Stacy Finz and Jill Shalvis.
ReplyDeleteI love romantic reads the best. Or historical novels. I love reading :-)
ReplyDeleteI can name my 2 sisters favorite authors, John Grisham and Dean Koontz
ReplyDeleteHi Darcus! I'm so, so happy that you're celebrating with me. <3 I really enjoyed your perspective of how we first came to "meet" and I definitely enjoyed hopping with you. =) Bridge to Terabithia is my son's favorite book, too. It's been too long since I've read it. I need to do a re-read! Thank you for celebrating with me, Darcus!
ReplyDeleteXOXO,
Lonna @ FLYLēF
Favorite book is Magic Strikes by Ilona Andrews.
ReplyDeleteI recently read Kiss of the Royal by Duga and loved it. It was very unique.
ReplyDeletePaullina Simons!
ReplyDeleteBook- fightclub-- It's only after we've lost everything that we're free to do anything
ReplyDeleteMy favorite book is Pride and Prejudice.
ReplyDeleteI'm enjoying Amy Bartol's Secondborn series.
ReplyDeleteI love The Great Alone by Kristin Hannah.
ReplyDeleteFavorite quote: “It is not the strength of the body that counts, but the strength of the spirit.” —J.R.R. Tolkien
ReplyDeleteMy fave author (deceased) is Terry Pratchett. Fave author still around is Stephen King. :-)
ReplyDeleteNeil Gaiman, and yes, Terry Pratchett.
ReplyDeleteHappy Anniversary. My favorite quote is....Today it's me, tomorrow someone else, there is no day I am the same.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite book is Edenbrooke by Julianne Donaldson!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the great giveaway!
ReplyDeleteI really like Stephen King's books!
That’s amazing. I have also finished a few books lately and was thinking about which one to start with. Its good that I found you here because now I can take your help and find out some good books. There was even a book fair recently in an event space NYC and shopped a lot.
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