BOW. I'm been totally on the fence with Sasha lately. Sometimes I love her, sometimes I can't really stand her.

Now I'm totally loving her. She makes this H&M ad so good.

I have to admit something: I've also been totally on the fence with the "Twilight"-series.

All this vampire nonsense is totally not for me, just like I've never been into "Harry Potter".

But I had friends, even bloggers, tell me and write that these books were almost something everyone had to read.

So I thought "why not?". I ditched the first since I'd seen the movie, and all.

I've now just finished the last book .. so you can understand that I've read these VERY fast,

and I must admit I only read the parts that seemed remotely interesting to me.

I'm not blown away like rest of the world .. all this supernatural nonsense is still not for me.

I guess I quite liked the third book, but that's actually about it.

Now my question is: have you read the series or are you, like me, not really into these kinds of things?

AU REVOIR.

COFFETABLEBOOKS. I'm so into coffetablebooks it's insane.

Over the last 2 years I've gotten myself a pretty amazing collection,

if I must say so myself. This is a look into the collection, with the absolute best:

1. FASHION: 

Mary-Kate & Ashley's "Influence"-book, that I actually haven't really had the time to dig into yet,

and "The Fashion questionnaire" with questions to all the amazing designers out there.

The "CHANEL - Collections and creations" is so beautiful. I so want to have my hair like this.

One of the first I got, though, was this "Gucci BY GUCCI: 85 years of Gucci"-book.

It's really one of the most amazing book I've ever looked in. 

2. PHOTOGRAPHERS:

Tim Walker always amazes me with his picture, so my book collection wouldn't be complete without "Tim Walker - Pictures".

The first "coffetablebook" I got was the "Mario Testino - LET ME IN!", 

and I actually bought it in the booksection of the Armani flagship store in Milano. A seriously great store for men!

The "FRONT ROW MARIO TESTINO"-book is not quite as good, but there's some pretty interesting pictures in there as well.

3. MUSIC. 

The "Rolling Stones: Images of rock & roll" has such great rock images!

4. NATURE:

It wasn't until recently I realized how amazing naturerelated books are. 

The "100 places to remember before they disappear" book is SO great. You'll definitely find some places you just HAVE to visit.

And furthermore I really realized how amazing the world is.

And "Visions of paradise" is very good as well considering the low price.

If you're from Denmark it's definitely a great idea to buy all your books 

(definitely the hardcover ones like these) over amazon.co.uk, cause it's SO MUCH cheaper.

Let's just take the Tim Walker book: Some places in Denmark it costs up to 170 pounds,

whereas you can get it for 52 pounds (including sending). Pretty insane, right?

Anyways - I'm off for some more studying. And later it's dinner at my brother's with the family.

AU REVOIR.