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Honestly, a lot of what I’ve read recently has been historical fiction. But when I was in middle school I used to read the Babysitter Club books and Christy Miller, and enjoyed both of those series at the time. When I was even younger than that, I loved the Boxcar Children, although I guess that falls into the mystery genre. Idk… I like to write contemporary fiction, but it can be hard for me to enjoy reading it sometimes, depending on the storyline. I know that sounds strange… I guess for me it’s the thing where I write what I want to see on the shelves.
"Real love is for your good, not for your comfort." -Justin Whitmel Earley
Heyy! I’m Sara, though most people around here call me…well, they call me Sara. XD
Anyways, I’m a chocolate consuming, emotionally unstable, sleep deprived, algebra loving, public school attending freshman (in highschool)!
Here are some random questions:
Do you ever talk to yourself?
Have you ever subconsciously narrated parts of your day in third person? Example: She walks down the hall and to her locker.
Do you like coffee?
Are you a dog or a cat person?
Horses or chickens?
Would you rather get two teeth pulled or read out of a SUPER boring textbook about Power and Energy with subjects you will never understand?
#MakeNahimTakeABreak
(the real ones will know)@savannah_grace2009 I know the question wasn’t meant for me but…..
I’d take the book.
If it’s not a book of boring lists, I’d read it. I might think it drags on and is uninteresting, but I will take most books over teeth pulling.
Gerald handled that. You don’t question Gerald. (if you know you know)
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