HEY buddies.I'm gonna tell you a little bit information about me.
My name is zayanizakery.
My date of birth is 31 July 1999.
My hobbies are blogging,reading and drawing.
My favourite food is Nasi Lemak.
My favourite drink is orange juice.
My favourite novels are Harry Potter and The Hunger Games.
My favourite quote is "if you can dream it,you can do it"
I'm starting blogging in 1 april 2013.
I'm prefer this blog as a diary because most of my life events will be share in this blog.
I love reading a novel and creating my own novels or maybe a short stories.But,for sure,i'll make it become an awesome short stories.
I had created a few short stories and currently creating a new one which is about a magical and adventure of a girl.
Maybe someday,my short stories will be share in this blog.
I'm also created a few videos or kinda a small movies about my short stories.
I think that people will get interested in my short stories by reading it or watch it.
It surely will be such a great and magical short stories ever.
I think that's all from me.Till we meet again someday.Bye.
Thanks for reading.Btw,enjoy reading my blog.
1. A Book Is Unique. Sure, every person who picks up a copy of the same book is going to read the same plot, but thanks to the powers of our respective imaginations, while I might picture purple trees, you might picture gray. While I might picture Michael Keaton as the leading man, you might picture Gerard Butler. When you read, you engage with your inner life in a way you can’t with television.
2. A Book Can REALLY be Paused. In theory, a TV show can be paused, provided you’ve got a DVR or watch everything on your laptop. But you can put down a book whenever you want, and you don’t need a special box to do it. You don’t have to stay up all night in fear of missing something (though some of us do anyway), because come morning, you can pick right back up where you left off.
3. A Book Has No Reruns—Unless You Want Them. When you pick up a new book, you never have to hold your breath and keep your fingers crossed that it isn’t a book you’ve already read. You’re always guaranteed a new adventure—unless you want to revisit your favorite story, in which case, it’s just as easy and far less full of commercials.
4. A Book Is Always 3D, Without The Hassle of Glasses. I don’t know about you, but as a person who wears glasses, nothing is more irritating than having to precariously perch a pair of fancy-schmancy 3D specs on top of them. Guess what doesn’t require 3D glasses for an all-encompassing experience? A book, y’all.
5. Like Red Bull, a Book Gives You Wings. In the immortal words of the Reading Rainbow theme song, “butterfly in the sky, I go fly twice as hiiiiigh!” But reading doesn’t just to take you to places you might not go (like SPACE!), it also starts conversations with strangers who, seeing what you’re reading, might become friends. I’ve struck up more conversations with groovy, reading strangers than with any other people. And if you’ve got a book handy, you’re never alone. Want to try out that new restaurant but all yours peeps are busy? Take your newest book, order it fries, and then don’t share those fries! This is a party.
6. A Book Is A Secret Language. You may not be able to judge a book by its cover (debatable), but I’ve judged more than my fair share of folks based on what they’ve read. I knew one of my “bosom companions” was going to be just that when she used the phrase…”bosom companion.” Lucy Maude Montgomery for life, you guys.
7. A Book Is Meant To End. Even the best TV shows get worse and worse, as they go on and on. TV shows are designed to fight against their own inevitable ends by their very nature. A book begins with a story to tell, and ends once it’s through. Even if the story is epic enough that it extends A Song of Ice and Fire–style, every author comes to you with a beginning, a middle, and a reassuring end.
If a book i well written,i always find it to short
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