Showing posts with label favourite blogs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label favourite blogs. Show all posts

Wednesday, 25 May 2011

Armchair BEA Day 3: A few of my favourite blogs and bloggers

Today is the appreciation day - I am not going to interview anyone but I am going to pay off my debt to some tiny extend mentioning here some of my fav blogs so far - I do owe a bit to several people who have shown me the way - they also supported and encouraged my blogging efforts from the very beggining. Here are blogs which never cease to inspire me, broaden my horizons and make me laugh at the same time (priceless qualities).
Brooke from Brooke Bluestoking Guide is an amazing blogger and reviewer who shares my taste when it comes to YA fiction and whose reviews are not only accurate but also very incisive.After reading her blog I wanted to start my own. Consider it the highest measure of success.
The Red Witch from Distracting From the Now can teach you a thing or two about Latin world and Medieval times and she does it always in such a way that you actually enjoy learning! If every history teacher was like her children wouldn't like to return home from school...
Blodeuedd from Book Girl of Mur-y-Castell, along with her friends Lis and Anna, writes incredible reviews of dystopias, urban fantasy, historical romances, fantasy fiction and different nobly pink and frilly romances as well - I spent many happy moments on her blog and my appreciation for it will be eternal - thank you very much my lady, I am looking forward to your every comment!
Tracy from Addicted to Books is an incredible intelligent lady who, although she writes not as often as I would like her to, can assess a book in a very succinct but accurate way, leaving nothing to add. Her style I try to copy (without much success) and her blog is a joy to read especially that she deals with a bit different stuff. After every visit I feel a bit more intelligent.
Jen from In the Closet with a Bibliophile is a tremendously good reviewer, with unique, personal approach and the ability of  persuading which is simply uncanny. We don't agree on every book (well, who does?) but I highly appreciate her opinions.
Finally, last but definitely not least, it's always a good idea to visit Books and Things, a blog written my Melissa. She's got incredible personality and reviews to match it, not to mention the fact that she loves dogs (and I love dogs and cats...) and her comments are so funny and clever!




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