Foreword

I'm sure you all have read a book once in your life. Many, like myself, can never stop reading. But what I like to ask myself is, have you ever actually read a book? Now, you probably have no idea what I possibly could mean by that. By asking that I mean one thing and one thing only: have you read it and lived it?

And with a further explanation to that, I mean: when is the last time you have fully gone through what the character is feeling? Exactly. 9 out of 10 times, you laugh at comedic books that have humor. But, sometimes, the situations are no where near funny. An example of this is a famous book called The Watson's Go to Birmingham by Christopher Paul Curtis. Even though the whole book revolves around the Civil Right movement, I laughed so hard at all the comedy in the words he wrote. But, did I live it? Did I put myself in the book and experience the back round of the words? No, I did not. In this book, Life On Fandom Street, Emma Lamorina, lives in her fandoms. She now knows what it is like to be in the action. From the demon killing by the Shadowhunters to the Hunger Games, she lives it all. But as she lives it all? Will she regret it? Would you? So, as you put yourself in her shoes, think. Even as fun as it all sounds, and as much as you'll wish you were Emma, would you actually want to be Emma? That's for you to decide. Just something to ponder. And remember, there are always sign affects to everything.