1. Name please. If you have a nickname tell me what it is and where did you get it from.
Theoretically my Name is Stella-Marie, but usually I only go with Stella and I sign with Stella-M. The only ones how call me Stella-Marie are family members. I just think it's too long... But when translated from Latin into German you get starfish which, I think, is rather funny :)
2. Which city, state, county are you in right now?
I'm in Munich, Germany
3. Name three things on your left.
My half finished drawing of Jane Eyre, a purple pencil and my cellphone.
4. How many books do you read a month on average?
Maybe about 3-4? But I was so stressed out the last two weeks so it's only going to be maybe 2 this month.
5. If you could change one thing about the last book you read, what would it be? Tell us the name of the book too.
The last book I read was "The Lost Symbol" by Dan Brown and I'd change very many things, but I wish Dan Brown had at least said what happened to Sophie after the last book. All in all it was a bit cliché and sometimes predictable. I hope the next one, "Inferno", will be better.
6. Do the books you read influence your dreams at night?
I don't know, honestly. Especially during school time I can never remember them, but I think I dreamt about Sherlock Holmes a few times, but rather the Benedict Cumberbatch Sherlock...
7. How are you doing on your reading challenges? How many did you sign up for?
None! I should probably look into that though. Which ones do you recommend?
8. If you have 2 extra hours a day that no one else could get, what would you do?
Well, I'd read, I'd draw, that sort of thing. I'd definitely catch up with my TV-Shows and maybe start a few new ones. And actually, a few hours more a day are a wishful dream of mine, I'd get so muh more done.

I've had "Nanjing Requiem" by Ha Jin on my bookshelf for a year or so without reading and a things doesn't seem to get much love from the blogging community are travel journals. I really enjoy those! One I've recently read and liked would be "On the Noodle Road - from Beijing to Rome with Love and Pasta" from Jen Lin-Liu, it's an interesting journey about food and cultures from Asia, the middle East, eastern Europe and finally southern Europe.
I don't know? I'm a purist when it comes to organising etc, I write in physical planner and make my weekly plans in Excel, I'm not really one for gimmicks or something and aside from social networks the only thing I use is Feedly, to keep track on the blogs I follow.
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Hi Stella- M! Thank you for posting this. I love finding out about other bloggers and welcome to the book blogging community. You are off to a great start with this cute blog design.
ReplyDelete#3 Wow!!! You are an amazing artist.
#7 Go to Novel Challenges page. There are a million to pick from. A million!!!! http://novelchallenges.blogspot.com/ The also have read-a-long and read-a-thons listed through out the year.
#9 I loved travel journals and I have no idea why I stopped reading them. Thanks for reminding me. I have to get into them again. I will check out On the Noodle Road.
#10 I love Feedly too! I love the save option. It helps with my Sunday post as well.
Thanks for stopping by my blog and I am a new follower for life.
P.S.
Here are a few blog events you should check out.
Bloggiesta http://bloggiesta.com/
Dewey's 24 Hour Read-a-thon http://24hourreadathon.com/
Bout of Books http://boutofbooks.blogspot.com/