It's kinda one of those things you just have to take a step back and laugh about it. Her New York Times bestseller, EVERY LAST WORD, won the Cybils Young Adult Fiction Award, the Georgia Peach Book Award, and was a YALSA Teens' Top. She feels lucky to say she's had two careers she's loved. I mean, I spent 2 hours waiting on this blog page and refreshing the browser over and over again just to take it another way and it loads right away. TAMARA IRELAND STONE spent nearly two decades in the technology industry before she began writing middle grade and young adult fiction. Guess what? It worked the first time!!! I was both relieved and kinda ticked at the same time. Then I got an idea and kinda took a back door to my blog. She goes to therapy every Wednesday, but the last thing she wants is a change in her life. She second-guesses every move, thought, and word in her life. But underneath it all, she suffers from Pure-Obsessional OCD.
She’s a swimmer, popular, and looks just like everybody else. I seriously couldn't and I wasted probably about 2 hours getting madder and madder. Every Last Word is a YA novel about 16-year-old Samantha. So back to what I was saying before I interrupted myself, I could not get the blog to come up. You could say it puts my mind at ease when I write. Part of me doesn't let the old book leave my mind until I write about it. The first one is to know when to cut toxic relationships out of your life, whether its friends or a boyfriend, when. there are two reasons for this: 1.) I can't really remember what happens when I do finally sit down to write and 2.) I can't really fully immerse myself in a new book. I really wanted to read a new book because my June TBR is sky high, but I never want to start a book until I write about the first one. Anyway, today was the perfect reading day and it's cool and kinda gloomy and cloudy outside just the way I like it. So funny story about this summary/review, I live out in the middle of nowhere so our internet connection sucks major butt.
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