Friday, October 31, 2014

HOLIDAY BOOK LOVERS INTERVIEW: Candy O'Donnell


Welcome to the Holiday Book Lovers Event. Today we have the wonderful Candy O'Donnell for an holiday inspired interview! She is also taking over the blogs facebook page and donating to giveaways. She is here to answer our questions. I hope that you all enjoy!

Twins-What is your favorite Holiday?
Candy- Thanksgiving is my favorite holiday. The weather, the food, and family makes it a special day.

Twins- Of all the holiday food, what is your favorite?
Candy- Mashed potatoes with gravy and sweet potatoes. Yummy!

Twins- What is your favorite fall read?
Candy- Anything with zombies in it.

Twins- What is your favorite winter read?
Candy- Warm, loving books are my favorite. It makes me all warm and fuzzy inside.

Twins- Do you like Christmas music? 
Candy- I love it!!

Twins- How early do you start to decorate for the holidays?
Candy- After Thanksgiving, but I usually take down the decorations after X-Mas.

Twins- Sexiest thing to wear this time of year...woman? man?
Candy- Both are sexier during the winter. The cuddle clothes come out and the mittens.

Twins- What is your favorite holiday song?
Candy- I cannot choose. I love them all.

Twins- Have you been or are you ever inspired to write by the holidays?
Candy- I am totally inspired to write during the holidays. Last year I completed 3 out of four books for a series.

Twins- What is you best holiday memory?
Candy- Sitting with family around the X-Mas tree and opening presents are my grandmother's house. I miss those days. :)

Find Candy:
https://www.facebook.com/AuthorCandyODonnell
http://authorcandyodonnell.blogspot.com/
Twitter: @Candyodonnell


Author Bio:

Candy O’Donnell was born in Carmichael, California.
At the age of twelve, she wrote her first mini book. Filled mostly with what took place with her mother and her long tedious bout with leukemia. It was a short story told as extra credit when she suffered a sprained ankle and had to be out of school for over two months. School officials refused to believe a word of what she had written until her grandmother, her guardian back then, entered the school with the truth. Everything she had written down was exactly what took place. Unfortunately her mother succumbed to the disease.
She earned a Bachelor’s degree in History and Culture. After living with her aunt and uncle for over five years she wished to explore her uncle’s Native heritage and did so with vigor. She also has 6 Grad units in Criminal Justice.






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