Favourite characters, we love them. Sometimes they are good sometimes not so much. I wanted to write posts about my favourite characters for a while because a piece of them is always absorbed by me, by the watcher, the reader ... because these characters for me feel like real people...

Carolina Leal (El Internado Laguna Negra)

Pol Rubio (Merlí)

Eva Kviig Mohn (Skam)

I never really cared about identifying with a character, I don't have a need to feel represented in order to get attached to x character. But Eva happened and Skam happened and I felt that I could be that girl, I guess that's why I love her so much, or maybe is just because Eva is amazing, who knows???

Justin Foley (13 reasons why)

Once 13RW was over everyone loved Justin but well may I say that I loved him since the beginning, he never seemed bad in my eyes and I do love a fucked up hot boy. But all the growth he got on the series, wow, definitely best character of 13 reasons why ... Justin Foley you will always be loved ❤ 

Carla Rosón Caleruega (Élite)

This kind of post will come back so I hope you liked it 😉

Here I was checking my regular fave bloggers and White Rose Stories posted about this readathon hosted by Lisa Marie, Daryan, and Kasie and I was like "2 days later but I have to take part in this." I love the concept, I love Taylor Swift and a readathon was just what I was needing to boost my creativity, on the blog, on my journal, and to motivate me to read.

First I decided to choose 13 songs I really wanted on my playlist, but prompts sometimes are messy and Miss Taylor Swift makes only good songs and I am a hell of a mood reader. So I then made a second decision, to present a tbr so I can say "look these are my fave songs from TS" and then a wrap-up post with the playlist that I actually end up creating.

First, let's check my 3 favourite albums to pick some songs from (the following templates are from the readathon Twitter)

1989

My fave: Reputation

Folklore

Hello November, wow how far we've gone in this crazy year. Well, October was actually a much better month than I could've imagined. So here it the wrap up of readingwiizard's fall bingo. 📖

 🍂 Stephen King or R.L. Stine* - Right from the beginning I knew I wouldn't complete this prompt, I had no intention of reading any Stephen King or R.L. Stine.

 🍂 A book under 150 pages - For this one, I went for my dad comics collection in search of a book that could fill a few prompts, I chose "Le Mystère de la Grande Pyramide -1" by Edgar P. Jacobs.

 🍂 Read after sunset - I read usually at night so I think pretty much every book I read completed this prompt.

 🍂 A spooky title - "Hamlet" by William Shakespeare, was not that spooky but many people die in it so yap.

 🍂 A gothic novel - "Wuthering Heights" by Emily Brontë, what a pleasant surprise, what an amazing book.

 🍂 Read under a blanket - I read all of these books under a blanket.

 🍂 A fall release - "The Places I've Cried In Public" by Holly Bourne, I had bought this one like two days before the end of October and then I realized that I had finally found my «fall release».

 🍂 A book with supernatural elements - Both "Wuthering Heights" and "Hamlet" can fill this one.

 🍂 New to you author - Everyone I read this month ??? 

 🍂 A book with black on the cover - My cover of "Wuthering Heights" has blue and black as its main colours.

 🍂 A creepy cover* - I did buy books with creepy covers and I do own books with creepy covers but I didn't read any of those.

 🍂 One-word title - To be or not to be? - "Hamlet".

 🍂 Read on a rainy day - The first half of October was very sunny here in Portugal so I think that just in the last week of the month I read with rain outside.

 🍂 A book that is set in fall* - Any of the books I read were set in Autumn.

 🍂 A thrifted book - "We Were Liars" by E. Lockhart, one of my best friends gave it to me since I wanted to read it and she didn't like and she had bought it second hand.

 🍂 A book with orange on the cover - "Le Mystère de la Grande Pyramide -1" by Edgar P. Jacobs, orange, orange everywhere. 

 🍂 Book club/school pick - I read "Wuthering Heights" for the gothic read-along hosted by Claudia Merrill.

 🍂 One book in one day - "Le Mystère de la Grande Pyramide -1", a comic is always easier to read.

 🍂 A comfort read - I re-read "The Foxhole Court" by Nora Sakavic, I can't think of anything more comfort read for me than the All For The Game trilogy.

 🍂 A ghost story* - No ghost story but "Wuthering Heights" and "Hamlet" do have ghosts.

 🍂 Watch a "book to movie" adaptation - "The Perks of Being A Wallflower" on a movie night with one of my best friends that I waited for so long, she watched Dead Poets Society for the first time and I watched The Perks of being a wallflower for the first time too.

 🍂 A graphic novel - "Le Mystère de la Grande Pyramide -1" by Edgar P. Jacobs.

 🍂 A classic - "Wuthering Heights" by Emily Brontë or "Hamlet" by Shakespear.

 🍂 30 pages and a hot drink - "Le Mystère de la Grande Pyramide -1", since it is a comic book, 30 pages with a coffee wasn't difficult.

*Challenges not completed.

Have a nice November, 

Joana