Thank you again for thinking of me, dear fellow bloggers at bookidote.wordpress.com. I sincerely was going to do the challenge. I went to the library and chose two books with appealing covers. But, when I reread your instructions, I missed the part about the books having to be well-known. What I had chosen were not so well-known. Since it was already late at night and I didn’t want to run into vampires, I decided to make do with what I have — my imagination and the books I checked out. I merged them and came up with a potential bestseller. I also thought since I’m making things up, I’ll alter the popular reviewer, Goodreads, as you will see below. It turned out to be a challenge, just not the kind you expected.
Book Cover & Blurb:
Airplane image from rgbstock/Gary Romin
ShouldReads: “In one word: harharhar. I laughed so hard my panties fell down and I tripped and I got a black eye, but I still couldn’t help laughing. Even now, I’m barely able to type this review because I’m wetting myself and I don’t have any panties to contain it. So, I recommend you wear Depends when you read this debut novel. Two very different groups clash like orange and scarlet or purple and yellow. The ultimate revenge thriller, on-the-edge-of-your-seat-trying-to-balance-yourself-on-the-toilet page-turner. Har, har, har!”
[BTW: The books I checked out were A Pimp’s Notes by Giorgio Faletti and The Subprimes by Karl Taro Greenfield; I don’t know what either books are about because I never read their blurbs. They are back at the library if you want to check them out.]
©2015 Karina Pinella
Gosh, that’s definitely a nice twist to the challenge. Loved it though ! Hahahahahah 😀
– Lashaan
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Thanks for the memories.
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Seems like an interesting pick! Gotta watch out for those vamps, especially in New England. I was banned from my school library and haven’t stepped inside one since. That was about 15 years ago.
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Sounds like you were traumatized from being ostracized. You might consider getting hypnotized.
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I have bad luck with libraries. Trust me.
Back in the day — my high school library demanded everyone to sign in. My friend signed me in, but instead of using my name — he wrote “Al Capone”.
The rest is history.
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