Explanation to Mr. Glavin (and other peeps)

Okay, guys.

So, now my AP Literature teacher is viewing this blog, and it kind of scares me since we're (me, Tyler, and Jasmine) completely psycho.

So, I am going to explain myself and the other authors of this blog (Tyler and Jasmine) to Mr. Glavin and everybody else who stalks this blog:

Me:

You already know me, haha x) I'm Amanda. I'm 17, as of last Tuesday. I'm a Christian. I love the color blue, owls, pandas, dolphins, the Percy Jackson books, Young Adult fiction books, running, reading, writing, ranting, freaking out over books, watching anime (Soul Eater, Fairy Tail, and Attack on Titan!), and skipping through Barnes & Noble.

Tyler:

This...creature...(he claims he's not a human) is my 19 year old boyfriend. He will be 20 on April 8th, 2014 (which scares the heck out of me). We've been dating since March 16, 2012.

Tyler is also a Christian and likes camping, reading, Engie-ing (Engineering...), video-gaming, watching anime, brutally murdering homework and tests, being a total sass-master, ingesting pink yogurt (pink is the color of his soul), and being straight-up hilarious. He also likes sushi.

(He's also writing a book about Vampyres...which is vampires spelled with a 'y' instead of a 'i.' Whoa.)

Jasmine:

A sweet, totally adorable girl who just turned 19 (October 2nd). She attends the same college as Tyler and is studying to be a civil engineer while Tyler is studying to be a mechanical engineer.

Jasmine loves Harry Potter, The Mortal Instruments, Avatar, reading, and screaming on her Facebook statuses about various events.

Exhibit 1:



Exhibit 2:


Exhibit 3:



Jasmine also loves The Hunger Games, The Fault in Our Stars, Dan and Phil (YouTubers), and posting a ton of pictures featuring her favorite books and movies and such.

All three of us HATE:

1. Spoilers.
2. People who are all like "READING IS STUPID."
3. Spoilers.
4. Waiting for release days (the day books come out) (in a sick way, we actually like this...).
5. Authors who troll us (in a sick way, we like this as well...).
6. Spoilers.
7. When books are turned into movies and totally are NOT like the books (cough, cough, PERCY JACKSON MOVIES).
8. SPOILERS.

What are spoilers, you may ask?

A person or thing that spoils.

And by spoil, we mean reveal everything that happens in a book and ruin it for those who have not yet read the book.

We HATE that.


Just don't.


So, there's us! The 3 weirdos who author this blog about BOOKS!!!

It's pretty fan-dang-tastic.

~Amanda

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