Purple Taco Meat *I got tagged*
Tagged by moonwatcher71 you terrible person. :P Just kidding you're amazing.
Thirteen Things About Me
1. I have a pet corgi and have realized that if I tell basically any girl that they will want to be my best friend.
2. I have slight prosopagnosia, although I have never been officially diagnosed. It is pretty to do yourself seeing as how it's also called face blindness. I have zero hope of telling apart identical twins even though I've known two sets for forever. Two of my teachers look alike to me along with some school staff, I can't recognize my vice principal sometimes. A few of my friends look alike too. I'm pretty good with family members, but there are a few like my uncle who I just don't recognize. Usually my friends or my family will help me bridge any face gaps I may have.
3. Bananas, not that good.
4. I think trigonometry is the worst things known to mankind and you can fight me on that.
5. I swear people put doors in front of my face, because there is no way I can walk into that many on my own. Lol.
6. I'm working on a 4,000 piece puzzle of the world right now and I'm loosing whatever sanity that I have left.
7. Speaking of geography, I love it. I can name every country in the world and it's location. I'm currently working on capitals and flags.
8. I'm still on geography now. I'm better at African geography then I am at U.S. states, which is where I live.
9. There is no number three.
10. Just kidding there is, but I had you look. :)
11. Personally I love quarantine. I don't have to go outside, see people, interact with them, and I basically am boycotting ever going to the school building again.
12. Update, I lost the boycotting argument with my parents.
13. I'm going to do a mini book review too, because I can.
The Book Thief-My favorite book ever. I have reread this so many times and it always makes me feel all the emotions.
And Then There Were None, The Murder of Roger Ackroyd, and Murder on the Orient Express-These are all murder mystery books by Agatha Christie. Normally I'm not a fan of those, but these are amazing. The language is perfect and small clues are dropped throughout. I personally didn't figure them out until the buildup to the reveal. The endings of each one are actually perfect you don't expect them, but they make sense. Please read these.
Edgar Allan Poe-Basically any of his works. They are beautifully done and the language is exquisite.
Wings of Fire-Great for younger kids, I think I might continue reading the books as they come out at least I finish the story arc. I've personally started to outgrow them, but they got me onto this website to begin with and got me some great friends. I was probably the most obsessed with this series out of anything I have ever read.
Harry Potter-I liked it, but then they killed all my favorite characters. Not a fan of the newer movies like Fantastic Beasts and stuff.
The Fault in Our Stars-Beautiful, but the man randomly appearing in the back of her car towards the end is just plain creepy. I know that's kind of vague, but I don't want to give away spoilers.
Of Mice and Men-I read this book to study it. The novella is only about 100 pages and is a whirlwind to be honest. Personally I just took notes on character development throughout.
Spirit Animals-Great for younger kids, I really like the series.
Septimus Heap-I stopped reading after the first seven books, because it started to get stretched out and unnecessary. Great series if you love magic, fantasy, and strong character development. Reminds me of a less dark Harry Potter with more adventure.
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