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 I've got the special privilege of interviewing a fellow book blogger. Thalia from her book blog Pictures In the Words joins me today for a little girl to girl interview. Like me, Thalia is a Teen blogging her passion for the written word. She's a total bibliophile. She also loves to write and shares the dream of future publication. On the other side she enjoys video editing. Not much more to be said! We share a lot in common and I'm so excited she's here today.

Welcome Thalia!
Thanks! I'm excited and honored to be here with you! 
             
Besides a love of books what made you want to share your reviews with others? 
I'm always upset when I'm blindsided in a book with something inappropriate that makes me uncomfortable. I know at least through my reviews, I might be able to warn someone away from a book with something like that in it so they don't have a similar experience and have to read what I did. 


When did you start really reading a lot?
I've always been reading something or other, but definitely when I started my blog last year is when I started reading a lot, and with a purpose. Plus, I've been reading a wider variety thanks to the recommendations I get from followers and friends.


M&M's or Skittles?
M&Ms, but only as long as they're peanut.


What's your favorite book genre to read?
Aah! Anything Young Adult, but if I had to be more specific I'd say Paranormal Romance


If you were fictional, what character from a book would you be most like?
Hmm...I'd probably say Yorda, from "Ico: Castle in the Mist".  She's really quiet and shy, but when it comes down to right and wrong and doing what's she thinks is going to help people she loves, she goes to whatever lengths she can to protect them. I like to think I could be like that, too.



Most excited books to read this year?
I'm most excited for "Of Posiedon" by Anna Banks. I've had that on my TBR list for like, eight months! 


Favorite Book?
 I really love the Mortal Instruments series by Cassandra Clare, the Pendragon series by DJ MacHale, and "Ico: Castle in the Mist" by Miyuki Miyabe!


Mismatched or Matched Socks?
 Seeing as my socks are almost never matched, I will have to say mismatched.


Best Book Quote?
"It was all right to be sad. It was all right to lament. It was all right to feel anger. But it is not all right to run away.” Miyuke Miyabe 


Thanks again for having me! It was most fun! 

Make sure to check out her blog, literature inspire photos and fabulous reviews. I know I love them!

Inky