read an amazing book, you probably know how intense it can be: You connect with the characters so much that for the engaging parts, it's almost as if you're living the story with them. You end up crying whenever things get emotional, and then you cry even more when everything turns out the way you'd hoped. You lose all concept of time while reading because you're so into the story, and after a while it gets hard to think about anything other than what's happening in the book, even when you're doing something entirely different. Sometimes, I end up crying so much that I have to take a break from the book for a while and do something else. (Okay, well, maybe that's just me--I get far too emotional over books that I luuurve sometimes XDDD Stfu.) Then the the number of pages you've read out-numbers the number of pages you have left to read, and you begin dreading the story's end just as much as you're anticipating the piece of mind you'll get from finally knowing how it all turns out. . .
Anyways, my point is, amazing books are the best things evarr.
I had to rant, because I just finished one.
Go read the Host.
(Seriously. Read it. Even if you despised Twilight. The two stories are entirely different, and you'll like this one. D<)
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I only read. Philosophy. Argh.