In my spare time, I volunteer for the Crisis Text Line and the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention
When I have real, actual free time, I play video games and board games, read (of course), and watch TV.
My favorite ride at Disney World is the Haunted Mansion. I am terrified of Soarin' and refuse to ever ride it again.
I know all the words to Weird Al's 11 minute oeuvre, "Trapped in the Drive Thru," though, and that is a very close second.
Does any of that qualify me to write a book blog? Heck no. What it does do, however, is lend a very interesting and unique lens through which I can view the things I read critically. I spent my time working on my School Library Media degree in a high school library, and I love YA literature more than 90% of adult books. They typically tackle more "real" issues than adult books, which tend to get bogged down in romance and love triangles, and do it quicker because they have to keep a teenager's attention. Fight me *.
So anyway. I will write about the books I read here, because I've had this domain name for years and spend most of my free time pouring over GoodReads reviews of what I just finished reading, which seems a bit inane. Why not just make a blog about it that nobody wants to read?!
* - please don't fight me, I'm overweight and cry thinking about the concept of violence.