Friday Memes: April Fools and More Silly Facts

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Blogger Hop Question of the Week:

What is the best prank you have ever played on someone OR the best prank that has been played on you?

I don't play pranks on people because I hate them played on me.  I think the best prank played on me was done by Google.  I don't remember the details but it was something about sending emails in the mail.  I was really believed they were going to do that.  I thought it was stupid but since I don't prank people, I never think about them pranking me.

Follow Friday Question of the Week:New Question: What is the book that you really don't want to admit to loving.

I guess I would say The Rawhide Man by Diana Palmer.  I keep it on my nightstand.  I read this book over and over again and I really don't do that with many books.  I don't like to admit that I love this book because these aren't the types of books you are supposed to fall in love with right?  I man it has a great story and a lovely romance.  And do you see that cover?  It is old! Haha!  But I really do find myself loving this book because of particular lines.  I feel as if it is perfectly written.  I couldn't do it any better (I'm constantly rewriting endings in my head).  But shhh... one of my all-time favorite books is a Silhouette Desire book :)

 Original Question: Five book related silly facts...
Hmmm... I seem to remember answering this question last week.  Let's see if I can come up with some new ones.

1. I worry about people judging the books I read.  It is one reason why I love my Ereader.
2. I wrote an essay called "How the Library Changed My Life" in the second grade.  I won the a nationwide contest and got to speak at various American Library Association speaking events and traveled to Washington D.C. to meet President Clinton.  The sad part is that I was upset about going because I was going to miss my third grade pizza party because of the trip.
3. I have a very difficult time turning in library books on time.  I incur outrageous fines.
4. I don't read books that center around the devil or discusses the devil as a significant part of the plot.  I always feel like my mom won't approve.
5. When I was younger, I would "borrow" my mom's library books.  I didn't want to ask to read them because I was afraid she would say no.  I always tried to put them back EXACTLY where I found them.  But sometimes she would finish and return them before I finished and I still try to remember and find those books to this date (I hate not finishing books).

WhooHooo!  It's (almost) Friday.  I have lots of work to do this weekend, but I will still be hopping.

Don't forget to check out my post about libraries and my current giveaway!

Also I created a new feature this week: Why I love...