HiitsHope123

Hi again!
          	Would any of you be interested in a full-on fanfic writing guide, or deepdive? I would be happy to provide one! Additionally, would you like me to break down my formula for finding the best fanfics, as well as a decoding of the different types? It wouldn't just be for Draco Malfoy, I promise! It will be universal! Please let me know if you are!
          	
          	Love, 
          	Hope Kapar

HiitsHope123

Hi again!
          Would any of you be interested in a full-on fanfic writing guide, or deepdive? I would be happy to provide one! Additionally, would you like me to break down my formula for finding the best fanfics, as well as a decoding of the different types? It wouldn't just be for Draco Malfoy, I promise! It will be universal! Please let me know if you are!
          
          Love, 
          Hope Kapar

HiitsHope123

Book Talk 2.
          "Arranged," by @sani-malfoy
          ~A Draco Malfoy x OC love story, located in my Draco Malfoy reading list.~
          
          Hello, my Queens, it's your girl, Hope, back with another Book Talk!
          Over the last two days, I have spent the majority of my time invested in the fanfic "Arranged." To be honest, I thoroughly enjoyed it, especially the romantic tension between Lilith and Draco. That was to die for. The book itself is a light read; it's not too heavy on the heart, though it does spark emotions within the reader. However, if you are in the market for something more stirring, I would highly recommend fanfics like WonderWall, Everlasting, and Learn to Love Him. All of these are located in my Draco Malfoy reading list for your convenience.
          
          The drama was well-balanced, involving many other characters rather than just the love interests. We even got some wonderful tension with the family, developing the relationship of our mains! Something that I loved about this book is how there isn't too much hate between Draco and Lilith. Their relationship exhibits more of a "rivalry" trope, rather than an "enemies to lovers" one that is commonly portrayed in these types of fanfics. Overall, a lovely read if you want to recover from reading something really plot-induced, and not so much of a slow burn! 
          
          I have one critique, though, the grammar, word choice, and writing. Like I said in my last book review, when I read, I like it to be in a way that's equivalent to reading a book. I could go on an entire tangent about this, but I'm running out of word count. If you want a further explanation, though, as to what I mean when I critique the writing of a fanfic, please let me know. I would love to! But, for the time being, please reference my last book talk's second paragraph about writing!
          
          Regardless, I would give this book a 6.5/10! Very nice and well articulated! Thank you, @sani-malfoy, for your work! It was greatly appreciated! 
          
          Love, 
          Hope Kapar

HiitsHope123

Book Talk 1.
          "Secretly Married, by @aramlfoy. 
          ~A Draco Malfoy x (y/n) love story, located in my Draco Malfoy reading list.~
          
          Okay, so I actually read this book in October of last year. I kid you not, when I read it, I didn't touch grass. The plot followed the same one as the original Harry Potter series by JK Rowling, but the writing was the real thing that carried it. I loved the development between Draco and (Y/N); it kept me hooked. Additionally, I loved the other OC characters, too. Overall, I enjoyed the drama! Also, the chapters themselves were a good length, definitely not too short! I love any fanfic that's more than 70, and will waste a good amount of my time. 
          
          There is one thing, though, I would change: the grammar and word choice. This book is very dramatic and plot-driven, a perfect balance! But when I spend my time reading fanfics, I like it to be in a way that's equivalent to reading a book. For example, when there is the use of figurative language, a good explanation of the feelings of the characters, or a description of the setting or environment they are in. Additionally, more vocabulary would be appreciated as well. 
          
          Regardless, I would give this book an 8/10! Very nice and well articulated! I would recommend reading it if you like a bad boy Draco (but isn't he always one?). Thank you so much to @aramlfoy for writing it! Your work is appreciated!
          
          Love, 
          Hope Kapar 

HiitsHope123

Hi everyone! If you can tell by my Wattpad account page, I am an organized person. But that's not the point! If you scroll to all of my reading lists, you'll see that I have a lot. I organize the fanfics based on what show or book series they are from. I find it easier to navigate that way. I also have three other reading lists, two of them are lists of books I am going to read eventually, and the other one is called "Waiting." It basically is for books that I find pretty good but just don't have enough plot development, or are being continued, and, therefore, I can't judge it yet or put it in my reading lists.
          
          Anyways, I just wanted to let you guys know that I am going to post my book recommendations, or book critiques on here. It's not to slander anyone, it is just my giving my honest opinion in the kindest way possible and getting you guys something nice to waste your time on ;)
          
          So yeah, hope you enjoy my tangents!