Book | Top 5 OTP's in Literature

For those of you who aren't clear on what the term OTP stands for, it is defined as One True Paring - a persons favourite paring or couple within a fandom - including but not limited to the tv, film, and book fandoms. For me I tend to find an OTP in everything I read and watch so I thought I would share my top 5 OTP's in literature - some of which are a little more obvious than others.

• Augustus Waters and Hazel Grace Lancaster: The Fault in Our Stars by John Green         

"But, Gus, my love, I cannot tell you how thankful I am for our little infinity. I wouldn't trade it for the                   world. You gave me forever within the numbered days, and I'm grateful."

• Madeleine Whittier and Oliver : Everything Everything by Nicola Yoon                               

“In my head I know I've been in love before, but it doesn't feel like it. Being in love with you is better than the first time. It feels like the first time and the last time and the only time all at once.”

• Evie Snow and Vincent Winters: On The Other Side by Carrie Hope Fletcher                    

“What's the difference between look and see? When someone looks at you, they only see what's on the surface and often miss a lot of the details. When someone sees you, they see who you are, what you're actually about. They see more than what's there in front of them. They're willing to find out more, at the very least."

• Kate Cleary and Mark Rissi: You Know Me Well by David Levithan and Nina LaCour

"I guess Katie and I have formed our own rainbow alliance. It feels like she’s something I’ve always wanted but didn’t know I wanted until I got it: a partner in crime."

• Sophie May and Billy Buskin: Billy and Me by Giovanna Fletcher

“I wish I could bottle the feelings of love inside me and save them for a rainy day – to remind myself of their magnitude in those moments of doubt.” 

So there is a run down of just 5 of my OTP's which aren't all just relationships, some of my OTP's include friendships too. What about you guys? Do you have any OTP's, leave me a comment and let me know if we share any OTP's.

                                                      Bye for now my little pumpkins

Book | Confessions of a reader

1. I'm just going to dive right in and admit it, I judge a book by its cover. It's shocking I know but if a book does not look enticing then I won't pick it up. 
2. In my opinion, The Fault in Our Stars is not John Greens best novel. To me, it is Looking for Alaska.
3. I go for weeks without picking up a book, but then once I pick one up and really get into it, I just won't stop reading it until I have finished it.
4. I can't just buy one book, if I go book shopping then I will spend a few days trawling my local charity shops before heading to stores like Waterstones and Blackwells. 
5. I am not a fan of the way J.K Rowling writes, don't get me wrong, I adore the Harry Potter franchise but I just feel as if her writing style is difficult for me to get into.
6. I will rebuy books if a different cover is released and I prefer that one. I will also rebuy books so that all of my covers are similar - especially books by the same author.
7. I also do not like the movie covers of books, and will avoid them if I can. Even if that means buying one copy of the book - as the movie cover - and rebuying it later after the hype of the movie has died down.

What are your confessions, do any of you believe that an author is 'overrated'? Leave your confessions in the comments below.

                                                      Bye for now my little pumpkins