Vampire Academy by Richelle Mead |Review

Starting a beginning from an end.

I think all blogs are started by inspiration or the will to inspire others. I guess you could say mine is both. My greatest passion is books. I love the wisdom shared, the emotional traumas that are given at the hands of a paperback, but most of all the sense of journey and escape.

Today, like many other days I finished reading a book; this wonderful escape is called “The three-year rule” by Alaina Stanford (I do recommend). After reading the last ink pressed page and starring in disbelief for what felt like hours. I realised that this was the end.

The story wasn’t written as a literature masterpiece, however, was wrote with such care that it was hard not to be moved by the story that unfolded in front of your very own eyes. The abruptness of the ending was slightly disappointing, which made me think about my findings.

If my life was made into a book, would my readers be disappointed at what was revealed at the end? Would they see the struggles and learn from them? Would they be inspired?
After asking myself all these questions, I wasn’t sure what the answers would be. The more I played out my theory, the more desperate I was to leave my own positive imprint on peoples life’s. So that, at the end I knew that my story was being told. Maybe in little sections, by lots of different people, but I would know that I could be proud that I left a lasting imprint on this beautiful world.

So like all new beginnings, I started off my Journey with a book called “The Selection” by Kiera Cass.