If there is one thing that I actually learned from this past semester in college, it is how wonderful it is to meet people like myself. I’m so used to being surrounded by people with whom I don’t have much in common and who definitely don’t understand my love for things like reading and blogging.
Thank you all for making Fangirl Week and the relaunch of The Fangirl Initiative a success! We’ve had many great posts over the past week and I’ve really enjoyed seeing all of the comments and participation! As a little recap. . . Fangirl Week Posts: To start off, Jaime told us 5 Ways to Fangirl in
So. . .you want to be a fangirl. Ah, and not just any fangirl–a fangirl of the literary niche, lover of the written word, having a fiery passion against every love-triangle you come across. Sounds nice, doesn’t it? Now for $9.99 plus shipping and handling you can order your very own (Literary) Fangirl Starter Pack!
Hello everyone and welcome back to Fangirl Week! Because of the great reception to our last post, I decided to continue on into part two immediately. In part one we discussed how to be attractive to fangirls, know where they hang out, and discover which girls are fangirls and which ones. . .aren’t. If you
Ever wished you could have a charming fangirl to be your partner throughout your life? Well, look no further as this little tutorial tells you the best ways to find fangirls and sweep them off their feet in true fairy-tale happily ever after style. Finding Fangirl: Outside of the fancy online communities like Pinterest and
As it’s been a rather new thing, most of you probably don’t know that I’ve been helping out my friend Sky @ The Fangirl Initiative with the social media aspect of her blog. We were talking a couple weeks ago and thought for her blog relaunch, we ought to link up and do something a