Book Review- The Nerdist Way: How to Reach the Next Level (In Real Life)

Try to ignore Castiel creeping in the back...that sneaky little angel. I fished up this fantastic book today and decided to review it ASAP because many of you may like it as well.

The Nerdist Way: How to Reach the Next Level (In Real Life) by Chris Hardwick
Published By: Berkley
Pages: 304
Genre(s): Autobiography, Humor, Self-Help, Nerdgasm

A self-help book geared toward the nerd brain. Compartmentalizing, blowing things up bigger than reality, obsessing over things, long hours lost, and fun times are literally written all over these pages.

I went into this novel blind. I would have realized that it was in fact a self-help book for nerds if I would have looked a little closer, but this oblivion was a blessing in disguise. It turned out to be just what I needed having recently graduated from high school, reading this was a great passage into the weird buffer that ends with adulthood. So nerds around, pick up this book and share in the fun with me!

July Book Photo Challenge: Day 18

Day 18: Collector's Edition

I currently don't own any collector's edition novels so I chose to share with you the most beautiful edition of The Magician's Nephew (By C.S. Lewis) I've ever laid my eyes on!

July Book Photo Challenge: Day 15

Day 15: Oldest book on your shelf

The Great Gatsby by F.Scott Fitzgerald

This is my copy that has been passed down through my family. The copyright is from 1925 and this book has been well loved.

July Book Photo Challenge: Day 14

Day 14: A book you read in school

To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee

I had to read this my sophomore year of high school (10th grade)

July Book Photo Challenge: Day 12

Day 12: Underrated Book

The Probability of Miracles by Wendy Wunder

It's a very beautiful book that you may enjoy if you enjoyed The Fault in our Stars aka Feels

July Book Photo Challenge: Day 11

Day 11: Summer Drink & a Book

Staying Strong by Demi Lovato and my Wonder Woman tumbler that I've been drinking out of pretty much all summer.

July Book Photo Challenge: Day 9

Day 9: Nostalgia

Little House in the Big Woods by Laura Ingalls Wilder

I remember my parents reading this series to me as a child be fore bedtime :)

July Book Photo Challenge: Day 5

Day 5: Difficult to finish

A Clockwork Orange by Anthony Burgess

The lingo is SOO HARD to pick up and comprehend.

July Book Photo Challenge: Day 3

Day 3: Fluffy Read

My Mom Style Icon by Piper Weiss

To me this book is fluffy because it is a feel-good type book with lots of pictures and happy stories of stylish moms. I'll probably do a review of this book next mothers day (I have a lot of things I want to do for it).

July Book Photo Challenge: Day 2

   

Day 2: Bursting with Laughter

The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants by Ann Brashares

This whole series made me laugh and cry  at the crazy life that these four teenagers had.

July Book Photo Challenge: Day 1

Day 1: Favorite Title

Waterfall by Lisa T. Bergren

The title is just so calming plus it reminds me of good times, which I had a lot of when I read this book (and the rest of this series).

7 Habits of Highly Effective Teens

      7 Habits of Highly Effective Teens by Sean Covey: This book is a great read. While some parts of the novel I couldn't relate to, there were numerous topic discussions that I benefited from. The greatest being how to listen to people, and how this helps avoid arguments. I would recommend this to any teen or pre-teen that wants to develop excellent social skills. I'd give this novel a four out of five thumbs up.