Showing posts with label weetzie bat. Show all posts
Showing posts with label weetzie bat. Show all posts

Saturday, January 11, 2014

Reading List

I really want to do more "fun reading".  I am studying literature, and the reading I have to do for school can be overwhelming at times, and barely leaves room for books that aren't part of a reading list. So I figured that putting together my own reading list, might just be the extra motivation I need. 

This is, however, still  supposed to be a fun thing, so I'm not going to be too ambitious. I chose
 four titles (some by recomendation), that I plan to finish by the end of my break in April: 



 Everything's Eventual // I adore Stephen King, and nothing beats an eerie (or gruesome) short story before bed.



Pink Smog // I've been dying to read this prequel to the whisical Weetzie Bat series, which happens to be my favorite book series of all time.



The Yonahlossee Riding Camp For Girls // Judging by the title I would have never considered this, but  someone who knows my taste rather well recomended this to me, and after reding several reviews I found myself rather intrigued by this scadalous coming of age story.



Mastermind // It's a book that explains how to think like Sherlock Holmes. I have a feeling that this might become a permanent companion.
 

What's on your reading List?

Peace, Love, and Sparkles
Laura

Thursday, January 17, 2013

Way Existential…

Clueless is one of those movies that never gets old. I loved it when I was 7, and I still love it today.  So it's no surprise that I squealed in delight when I saw the Wildfox Spring '13 collection:



Pictures from here

Isn't it classic? And this isn't even the first time that Wildfox found their way into my heart (and wallet) by drawing inspiration from a childhood favorite of mine. Before Clueless there was Weetzie Bat. Ever since I saw the 2010 collection, that was inspired by Francesca Lia Block's magical stories (why don't people name their kids 'My Secret Agent Lover Man' in real life?), I've been in love with the brand - and it looks like that love will continue. It's way existential…


Peace, Love and Sparkles
Laura