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Feature and Follow Friday is a blog hop hosted
by Parajunkee & Alison Can Read  this is my first F&F I couldn't be more excited!! This is a fun way for bloggers to get more exposer and followers. Best part is meeting new friends and bloggers! =) Feel free to join in all the fun just go to Parajunkee's or Alison Can Read blogs to sign up and learn the rules!










This weeks question
 
How have your reading habits changed in the past few years? Did you get interested in a new genre? Do you read more? Less? Why do you think your habits changed, if they did.
 
 
 I use to read dystopian all the time. After The Hunger Games I NEEDED dystopian books and nothing else. Now I am loving YA fantasy I love feeling like I am in a different world and it really helps me escape the stress I have from a hard day. Dystopian went from me really loving it to almost making me paranoid of what the world could end up being, and that does not ease my stress. I still love a good dystopian don't get me wrong, but I have enjoyed branching out. After reading Anna and the French Kiss I give contemporary books more of a chance. One genre that has not changed and I don't see it ever changing is my love for paranormal romance.   
 
My habits of reading really hasn't changed. I read through the day when I can which sadly isn't often. So I read at night. I read while I am soaking in the bath. I read right before bed and since I have a really hard time sleeping I read a lot through out the night.
 
 Do you guys have any recommendations for YA fantasy or just any books for me to read? I love all your recommendations so don't be shy =) Thanks for reading my posts, and if you're a new follower make sure to let me know. Leave links to your blogs and F&F. Have a great weekend!

 


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