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This week’s question –
What book are you embarrassed to admit you LOVED? (try to think beyond Twilight).
This is a tough one for me. I don't think I've ever been embarrassed for liking a book. I used to be embarrassed because I liked to read so much but I soon got over that when I found my own inner self-confidence and didn't care what others thought. I LOVED Christopher Pike books and Sweet Valley High books when I was younger (much younger). Looking back at them now and comparing them to the YA fiction on today's shelves, they might seem rather tame and a bit predictable. What's your embarrassing read?
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This is a tough one for me. I don't think I've ever been embarrassed for liking a book. I used to be embarrassed because I liked to read so much but I soon got over that when I found my own inner self-confidence and didn't care what others thought. I LOVED Christopher Pike books and Sweet Valley High books when I was younger (much younger). Looking back at them now and comparing them to the YA fiction on today's shelves, they might seem rather tame and a bit predictable. What's your embarrassing read?
Welcome to the Paperback Princesses! Make yourself at home, take a look around our blog and let us know what you think in the comments section. We would love to hear what you have to say about our posts. We often try to comment on your comments as well so feel free to start a conversation! Since there are two of us running the show, we always have a variety of titles and event postings. Be sure to check out our own personal meme page. Check out Fantastic Fairytales, Let's Hear it for the Boys, In Case you Missed it and a few others. We try to not only focus on new YA books but also great titles from the past.
Well, I was going to say Twilight but it says think beyond it. Aside from bodice-ripper books that I was embarrassed to tell my friends, I don't have any book to be embarrassed about.
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Interesting Answer. I agree. Thanks for sharing with us.
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Cagla @Booker Like a Hooker
I agree, I wish that they had the YA books that they have now when I was in school. I also read the Sweet Valley books. I picked a 2 children's book series for mine that I read a couple of years ago. My Feature
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I remember the Sweet Valley High books! I only read a few from the library, I can't even remember what they were about anymore, haha.
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Kirsty @ StudioReads
Hopping through. SVH and Christopher Pike, as well as Fear Street were my middle school reads. I loved them.
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Memories! I completely forgot about Christopher Pike! New bloglovin follower. Have a great weekend!
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I don't get embarrassed by what I read any more either, If I love it, then I love it! My FFF. GFC follower.
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