Shannon Hale and Libba Bray are probably the greatest author duo presenters ever.

A villain may make or break a movie.  If the villain acts childish, is supposed to be smart but never does anything to show it, and hyperconfident for no reason at all, that villain sucks.

Deus ex machinas are oh so last millennia.  Avoid them.

Know how many times you are allowed to renew books.  Otherwise, you will be scrambling to return them on time.

You've probably done something wrong if people care more about the antagonist than the protagonist, especially if it's before the antagonist's sob story.

You're only digging a deeper nerd/geek hole the more you enjoy fandom crossovers.

One of the saddest things to experience is the conclusion of a fandom you love.

Being sucked into a fandom is a dangerous game.  Before you know it, one word happens:  OBSESSION.

Whenever watching or reading a fictional work, it's good to ask yourself:  "Why do I like this character?"  Better insight of yourself will be found, as well avoiding potentially adverse situations in the future.

Sometimes, it's shocking how much you can care about a fictional world and its inhabitants.

Be informed of things you may potentially be interested in.  You may be unpleasantly surprised to find out you unintentionally showed interest in an erotica novel.

For a well-done, convoluted wuxia story that will constantly keep you guessing, please watch Demi-Gods and Semi-Devils, based on the novel by Jin Yong.

Although death is no laughing matter, there is something oddly fascinating and humorous about being in an imaginary Hunger Games with celebrities and ordinary citizens.

Example:
MoogleKid's >>May the Odds Be Ever in Your Favor!<<

Read it.  Go.  Now.  Off with you.  Shoo.

Addictions are always bad.  However, it's better to have a less harmful addiction, such as reading, than, an addiction to drugs and/or alcohol.  Just remember that an addiction is still an addiction, so staying up 'til the wee hours to finish a book on a school night?  Not a good idea.

When in need of a step stool and there isn't one in sight, use textbooks!! Those wretched books that consumed the past few years of your life does have a purpose.

Books.  Do judge them by their cover, title, and synopsis.

Gansta Twist 1!  YEAH!

The first paragraph says it all...

One of the most wonderful, heart-wrenching experiences a person can have is to finish a series, no matter the media form.

A well-planned event may turn into an extremely interesting and quirky adventure!

There is a very fine line between being a thesaurus addict *coughstephaniecoughmeyercough* and being unversed in adjectives *coughhouseofcoughflyingdaggerscoughsubtitlescough*.  Try to stay in the middle.

Don't read a intense thriller book during the night when the wind is howling outside your window and leaves are rustling against the pane. It might give you unwanted chills!