3 Bloggs Of My Liking: All Star Mentor

  I love that Hanna's blog post talks about so many things and stays on her main topic. The idea to write about a book and the foreword itself in one post is pretty amazing.   The way she added some background of her reading experience interested me the most.  Not only that she also got her voice in her writing and that is difficult to do for me a lot of times. Her blog post has inspired me to think of ways and possibilities I never thought of doing in a blog post. The best I can do just happened to change when I started reading Hanna's post and it really changed my mind on trying different ways to write on my blog.

    Noa's post totally took me off guard.  Just by reading the title it completely got me engaged to her post.  Her poem so soothing and at the same time it scared me.  There was some mystery in it. But also there was a cute little moment of knowing her past.  The way she described this thing or person but never told what or who it was.  She also told her feelings towards what she kept describing.  I could tell the mood she putted in this.  Her voice was like a good scary ghost who had come to tell the story of why it returned.

   Janee's Blog post was so amazing it got me hooked so fast I had to keep reading faster and faster.  When I was at the end of the paragraph I went on to the next wanting more. As I finished I felt like I had been racing against time and my self. I felt challenged.  It was so exciting reading that I completely forgotten that it was a blog post, that there weren't more words after I was done. No pages to turn no more adventures about her reading life.  No more sisterly like stories.  No more fun.  That's what I loved the most bout her post.  Her background of how she started reading the books.

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   Anonymous'  blog is really interesting.  Not only blogger has no other post than this, but we don't know the identity of this great writer. What amuses me the most is the title of the blog page itself.  The start of a blog named Things You Wanted To Think About, But Had No Time.  No other an introduction and explanation of the title.  I can tell that this writer is really careful at explaining his/her thoughts. One of  the most extraordinary things I have ever read.