Showing posts with label feature and follow. Show all posts
Showing posts with label feature and follow. Show all posts

November 23, 2012

Feature & Follow #2

 
Feature and Follow Friday is a weekly meme hosted by Parajunkee's View and Allison Can Read. This blog hop gives bloggers the opportunity to connect with fellow bloggers and find new blogs to follow, and each week two participants' blogs are featured. For more information on how to participate, please click here.

Question: Which blog are you thankful for?

This is a hard question — there are so many blogs out there, and each and every one has  introduced me to new books, new ideas for my blog, and new thoughts about books in general.

My blogroll on the left shows some of the blogs that I continually refer to for quality reviews and posts. I also am thankful for all the blogs out there I have yet to discover, and I'm excited to do so.

The blog I'm most thankful for is:

It's wonderful to have a real-life friend on here who I can talk to about books, blogs, and so much more all the time. She definitely encourages me to keep reading and blogging. Plus I think she's a fabulous blogger. 

I hope that everyone who celebrated Thanksgiving yesterday had a wonderful day!   
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November 16, 2012

Feature & Follow #1

 Feature and Follow Friday is a weekly meme hosted by Parajunkee's View and Allison Can Read. This blog hop gives bloggers the opportunity to connect with fellow bloggers and find new blogs to follow, and each week two participants' blogs are featured. For more information on how to participate, please click here.

This is my first Feature & Follow Friday. I've seen a number of people participating in this, and I thought that I'd join in the fun!

Question: Books are turned into movies all the time! Turn it around. What movie would make a great book?

This is a great question! I frequently compare movies to their book versions and usually prefer the books, but it's interesting to think about those movies that don't have a literary precedent. I'm not sure how well many of them would make the transition to become great books, but one movie I would love to read as a book is...

Moulin Rouge! I absolutely adore the love story between the penniless writer and the courtesan who dreams of someday being an actress. Christian and Satine have a love story of epic proportions in early twentieth century Paris. I may not like insta-love teenage romances very much, but I cannot resist those star-crossed romances. Christian and Satine's story is full of hope, love, deceit, intrigue, wonder, and so much more. Although the visuals and songs help make the movie that much more enjoyable, I also think that the storyline could benefit from being further fleshed out in novel form.

Have you seen Moulin Rouge!? Let me know what movies you think should be made into books!
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