Kingdom of Knuffel

YA = young adult

I'm sure you'd have heard because they're so popular. Percy Jackson, Twilight, John Green, all those biggies are YA.
(I dislike the first two though and I haven't tried John Green but I'm a voracious YA reader, too. It's what I usually read.)

@mysticalmoon: Gosh darn that's sad ;_;

Ambarsariya wrote:@Akili yoooo if you ever want recs, hit me up

@Kyan have a berry strawberry birthday :B

It will indeed be a very berry birthday, considering I just bought this dress:



Of course, as always, I will post photos of me in it :D


More trades coming soon!!!!

This dress is gorgeous!

As far as reading goes I haven't been reading much lately. Mostly because I have troubles finding books in a language I can read well.
I'd read in Japanese but it's hard on my brain and I use my native language so little that I'm starting to forget it -___-

How lovely I will always lament how I can't get Lolita fashion where I live.

@Kuuki: Maybe you could try reading manga then, it'll be less text for you to struggle through?

Ambarsariya: I've heard of the first two and I don't like them. --;

Kyan: That's soo cute!

Kyan: that dress is adorable. :D

Amber: have you heard of The Unexpected Everything? I finished it recently, and it was so good.

That's a lovely dress!

What about 'classic' YA books like "A Wrinkle In Time"?

@Death Candy: I don't like them either, I mentioned those two because they're the likeliest for you to have heard of.
Twilight is so problematic and all the characters in Percy Jackson sound the same ;_;

I'd suggest Delirium by Lauren Oliver, and Undone by Cat Clarke- actually, anything by Cat Clarke. They're not the absolute best YA out there but they're pretty good, and they're also very much within the genre, as in they'll give you a feel for what the genre is typically like.

@mysticalmoon: Added it to my TBR ;)

@Akili: I liked 'A Wrinkle In Time'. It seemed simple but a lot of thought obviously went into it.

Ambarsariya wrote:How lovely I will always lament how I can't get Lolita fashion where I live.

@Kuuki: Maybe you could try reading manga then, it'll be less text for you to struggle through?

Where do you live Am? Majority of online sites ship Lolita in pretty much any country in the world! I bought my dress online because where I live there are zero physical shops for Lolita haha

HAPPY BIRTHDAYYY

Oh I've seen online stores but they charge way too much for shipping to India I can get like 3-4 ordinary dresses for that price.