#96 The books that made us love reading | Happy world book day | π
Happy world book day everyone!
Today I'm going to be talking to you about one of my favourite books alongside Anjalee, Becky and Celeste (also make sure you read right to the end for something exciting!)
I have a lot of favourite books, as most of you probably know seeing as I'm always crying over a new book (it's currently Maggie Harcourt's Unconventional) but there are some books that just stick with you, one of which is J.M. Barrie's, Peter Pan!
I've loved Peter Pan for as long as I can remember and I've read the book multiple times and I've of course seen the Disney adaption (and the sequel) more times than I can count.
I remember heading to the cinema aged eight to see P.J. Hogan's Peter Pan in 2003 and covering my eyes whenever the crocodile appeared and loving the magic of the story in front of my eyes.
I remember the first time I watched Marc Foster's Finding Neverland and crying for hours on end at how beautiful the story was, I still can't watch it without crying.
When I was younger a lot of books (mostly written by Jacqueline Wilson and J.K. Rowling not gonna lie) inspired me to keep reading and also writing my own stories and despite various reading slumps I've had I'll either pick up a cheesy YA novel or just throw myself back into the world of Neverland with the mermaids, fairies, Lost Boys and the boy who never grows up!
To properly celebrate World Book day me and my lovely blogger girlies are going to giving away a YA book bundle for one lucky winner
☆ Caraval by Stephanie Garber
☆ A Tree Grows in Brooklyn by Betty Smith
☆ My Lady Jane by Cynthia Hand
☆ The Sun is Also a Star by Nicola Yoon
☆ The Next Together by Lauren James
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Which books made you love reading?
Vicki x
Today I'm going to be talking to you about one of my favourite books alongside Anjalee, Becky and Celeste (also make sure you read right to the end for something exciting!)
I have a lot of favourite books, as most of you probably know seeing as I'm always crying over a new book (it's currently Maggie Harcourt's Unconventional) but there are some books that just stick with you, one of which is J.M. Barrie's, Peter Pan!
I remember heading to the cinema aged eight to see P.J. Hogan's Peter Pan in 2003 and covering my eyes whenever the crocodile appeared and loving the magic of the story in front of my eyes.
I remember the first time I watched Marc Foster's Finding Neverland and crying for hours on end at how beautiful the story was, I still can't watch it without crying.
When I was younger a lot of books (mostly written by Jacqueline Wilson and J.K. Rowling not gonna lie) inspired me to keep reading and also writing my own stories and despite various reading slumps I've had I'll either pick up a cheesy YA novel or just throw myself back into the world of Neverland with the mermaids, fairies, Lost Boys and the boy who never grows up!
To properly celebrate World Book day me and my lovely blogger girlies are going to giving away a YA book bundle for one lucky winner
☆ Caraval by Stephanie Garber
☆ A Tree Grows in Brooklyn by Betty Smith
☆ My Lady Jane by Cynthia Hand
☆ The Sun is Also a Star by Nicola Yoon
☆ The Next Together by Lauren James
a Rafflecopter giveaway
Which books made you love reading?
Vicki x
Disney princess in training ♛
Love to read. Such a great way to learn and relax! Holding thumbs for your competition!
ReplyDeleteThank you Candice
DeleteVicki x
This is so cute Vicki! Peter Pan is such a magical story and you're definitely a real life pixie ❤
ReplyDeleteAngi www.twodifferentworlds.com
you're the best love youuu
DeleteVicki x
I really couldn't put my finger on a single all time favourite but I remember loving Alice in Wonderland when I was younger- I had a puzzle book that I wouldn't let anyone play with because I didn't want it to get ruined!
ReplyDeletehttp://taradaniella.com
ah i adore alice!
DeleteVicki x
Cute post, I also LOVE to read - I don't do enough of it. I really need to start setting aside some time to do it.
ReplyDeleteSome of my favorite books - The Alchemist, The Giver, The Great Gatsby.
♡ Christine Anne
A Blueberry Girl
most of my reading tends to take place on the bus to uni
DeleteVicki x
I'm terrible when it comes to reading books! But whenever I do read a book it's always some sort of crime or investigation one, they're the kind I love reading most :)!
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www.lindsaymurrell.co.uk
ooh i don't think i've ever read crime or investigation, unless girl on the train counts?
DeleteVicki x
Awww love this post and such a great giveaway, will most defo be entering!
ReplyDeleteJessica & James | foodandbaker.co.uk
ahh! fingers crossed
DeleteVicki x
Some really great books in the post! I have so much love for Peter Pan it's one of the first books I ever bought myself π
ReplyDeleteit's so wonderful, right?
DeleteVicki x
I loved Jacqueline Wilson as a kid too! Caraval looks amazing, need to read it asap!
ReplyDeletei still have all my books!
DeleteVicki x
I used to love Jaqualine Wilson too. However when I was young it was always Beatrix Potter! I loves all her stories and still have the old fashioned books. I equally enjoyed the movies too x
ReplyDeleteLola Mia // www.lolitabonita.co.uk
yes me too, i still have my very much loved box set of them all!
DeleteVicki x
Hi, I o Be reading but sadly find it hard to get the spare time to do this. I mainly read in holidays and live crime and fiction, Chloe #TeacupClub
ReplyDeleteI tend to do a lot of reading on the bus!
DeleteVicki x
I've been reading for so long that I can't even remember what that book that really hooked me was. Maybe it was Katie Morag? The Water Horse? Harry Potter? I Capture the Castle?
ReplyDeleteDamn, I love reading.
I'm the same! I have no idea which book I read first!
DeleteVicki x
You just reminded me that the movie Finding Neverland exists! (And I really need to watch it again).
ReplyDeleteDo you also watch the Tinkerbell movies? I know they aren't really Peter Pan related, but they are still cute and magical :)
Celeste http://prettygeekery.com/
I love the Tinkerbell movies, I watch them with my sister a lot!
DeleteVicki x
I love crime fiction, so anything by Patricia Cornwell, such as Postmortem, is great x
ReplyDeleteA lot of people have mentioned crime fiction, definitely going to have to look into it!
DeleteVicki x
I loved Harry Potter and Peter Pan as a child! and now an 18 y/o haha!
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