Feature and Follow Friday is a weekly meme hosted by Parajunkee and Alison can Read. Each week, they ask bloggers a question they respond to in their Feature and Follow post.

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This week’s question:

“If you could have 3 wishes granted, what would they be?”

1) Being able to time travel to both the past and future and anywhere in the universe. Seriously, how awesome would that be? I’d go to visit ancient Egypt, the earth 4,000 years in the future, I’d visit planets galaxies away. Basically I want to be Doctor Who.

2) Eternal life. With an option to die when I want to (like vampires can just walk into the sun or stake themselves). + Not growing older.

3) Magic is real, kids get to go to Hogwarts and I get to go to Hogwarts too! What, nothing wrong with going back to school when you’re in your twenties…At least not when that school is HOGWARTS. All right, fine, I’d probably be a teacher by now, but whatever. Magic for the win.

What are your three wishes?

Feature and Follow Friday is a weekly meme hosted by Parajunkee and Alison can Read. Each week, they ask bloggers a question they respond to in their Feature and Follow post.

I would like to be followed through Bloglovin‘.

This week’s question:

“If you were to get a tattoo, what would it say or what would the graphic be? Or if you have a tattoo, share a picture and its meaning.“

I’m not a big fan of tattoos. I don’t mind them on other people – everyone is entitled to do what they want to do with their body – but I don’t want them for myself, mostly because they’re permanent, and what if I wanted to change them afterward? But IF I ever got one, it would probably be of a dragon. Why? Because dragons are awesome.

Feature and Follow Friday is a weekly meme hosted by Parajunkee and Alison can Read. Each week, they ask bloggers a question they respond to in their Feature and Follow post.

I would like to be followed through Bloglovin‘.

This week’s question:

“How do you organize your books? Either at home on your bookshelves or on your reading-device, or on your bookish platform like Goodreads,Leafmarks or Booklikes.”

Well, on my bookshelves, I mostly oranize them per genre. YA goes with YA, adult with adult, and then I have subclassifications for horror, thrillers, and so on. For on Goodreads, I organize them per genre and per month I reviewed them.

Feature and Follow Friday is a weekly meme hosted by Parajunkee and Alison can Read. Each week, they ask bloggers a question they respond to in their Feature and Follow post.

I would like to be followed through Bloglovin‘.

This week’s question:

How did you come up with your blog title and address? Does it have a special meaning for you?
Well, my blog had another name first. It was just part of my main domain with my personal website and stuff, and it was just called “booklog”, which was so boring I had to come up with something better. Then I wanted “I Heart Books”, but another website already had that. So I decided on “I Heart Reading” in the end. Maybe not all that original, but it keeps my blog genre-neutral, so I can review any genre of books.

Feature and Follow Friday is a weekly meme hosted by Parajunkee and Alison can Read. Each week, they ask bloggers a question they respond to in their Feature and Follow post.

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This week we have to talk about our book blogging resolutions for 2014. I already wrote a post about that on January 1. You can read about my goals for 2014 here.

In short (the original post is way longer), here are my goals:

1. Read and review at least 200 books.
2. Keep track of progress on reading challenges I signed up for.
3. Write monthly round-up posts at the end of each month.
4. Crosspost reviews on Goodreads, B&N, Netgalley and I Heart Yearly Reads.
5. Add covers of reviewed books on Facebook.
6. Add covers of received review copies on Facebook.
7. Bring Netgalley review rate up to 50%.
8. Bring Netgalley review rate up to 60%.
9. Bring Netgalley review rate up to 70%.
10. Organize my Goodreads shelves.

What were your favorite reads for 2013?