Welcome all y'all to my interview of 
Florinda from 
The 3 R's Blog. I was really excited to interview her and read the other interviews with Armchair BEA because I don't know many book bloggers and today's day of interviews gives me a chance to meet more people who love to read! So without further ado - here's Florinda!
1. What is the book that made you fall in love with reading?
  
2. I'll be honest - I'm  more of a book blog stalker than writer, but I do read quite a bit.  So,what do you enjoy most about combining reading with blogging?
I  was never good at keeping a reading journal, but thanks to blogging, I  finally have one! Knowing at the back of my mind that I'll be trying to  capture my impressions of a book in a written record has helped me read  more carefully and thoughtfully, and I'm glad that's happened. But what I  really love is that I've found so many other avid readers in the  book-blogging community - people who constantly point me toward new  books to read, and who love to talk about the books we've read already! 
3. I recently graduated from college and I didn't read much fiction  during those 5 years of schooling. I remember feeling very daunted at  jumping back into reading anything fun. So, what book are you most  likely to recommend to someone who is looking to get back into the  reading scene and has missed basically everything awesome?
I  don't really have one "go-to" book recommendation - I try to base  my suggestions on knowing something about the person and her interests.  But having said that...in the situation you mention, Suzanne Collins' The  Hunger Games series is not to be missed - and since the final book  in the trilogy is due out in August, this is a great time to start on  it!
4. You participate/host a lot of fun memes/daily topics.  Which one is your favorite and why?
I don't really participate in  as many memes as I used to, but I've used some of them as jumping-off  points for my own features. My favorite participation meme is the 
Sunday Salon, which I finally joined last year.  I like it mostly because it's so free-form it really 
isn't a  proper meme, but it does give me a good framework for a weekly reading  recap and some discussion of book/blog topics. My favorite  self-developed feature is the 
Week-End Review, which I usually post on  Fridays. That's my place to share the great links I come across in my  blog reading - which I love to do - and it's also place for  non-book-related discussion and general stuff that I might not be able  to build a full post around.
5. What's your biggest guilty  pleasure?
At this point in my life, I'm really working on 
not feeling  guilty about my pleasures! But most of the ones I have aren't  book-related. There's definitely some music on my iPod that I might skip  past if I'm not alone, because I don't want to be judged on it - and  since I know I judge other people on their (questionable, to me) musical  tastes, I tend to expect the same! TV is a big source of my guilty  pleasures too - for the last couple of years, my prime one has been 
Smallville on The CW - but since next  year will be its last season, I guess I'll be looking for another one  soon!
6. Are you a good boy or a bad boy kind of girl when it  comes to books? And who is your favorite good/bad boy?
I can see  the allure of the bad boy, but I'm past the point in my life where I  have much patience with them any more, so I go for the good guys in  fiction - and in real life, too. And I can't pick a favorite - I've met  too many of them in all my years of reading!
and finally...
7.  If you had the opportunity to go to BEA which author would you want to  meet and why?
I probably wouldn't have had an answer to this  question before I started working on my own Armchair BEA posts, since I  really didn't even know who'd be there - but now that I've checked out  the list, my #1 choice would be Jon Stewart, for reasons that have  little to do with the fact that he and the 
Daily Show  writers have a new book coming out! Since I get tongue-tied and stupid  when I meet authors, it might be for the best if I didn't actually try  to meet and talk with 
any of them, to be honest...but after  reading her blog and three of her books, I'd like the chance to meet 
Beth  Kephart.
Thanks so much for answering my questions Florinda! Be sure to stop by her blog to learn more about her and read her great reviews! Also - don't miss my interview over at 
Tales of a Capricious Reader and the other great interviews can be found at 
Armchair BEA Central!