(Spoilers for Daughter of the Pirate King)
I’ve waited a long time to say this:
JENNA AND I ARE BACK FOR THE SEQUEL.
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Tag: strong female characters
BUDDY READ: Daughter of the Pirate King by Tricia Levenseller
(CW: today’s post discusses rape threats and sexual violence at length)
GUESS WHO JUST BUDDY-READ A PIRATE NOVEL?
‘TWAS ME.
WAHOO. Continue reading “BUDDY READ: Daughter of the Pirate King by Tricia Levenseller”
Lunar Chronicles = Star Wars
Like Star Wars, The Lunar Chronicles utilizes familiar sci-fi archetypes, such as the ace pilot, the plucky heroine, and the damsel in distress.
I love both series for exactly this reason. Continue reading “Lunar Chronicles = Star Wars”
The Marvel Avengers Book Tag
I put this one off for a long time.
I didn’t feel I had enough books to explore the Marvel Universe.
After a massive cheat, I feel more than ready.
You’ll see in a second.
Top Ten Tuesday: Favorite (and least favorite) character types
Give me all your clichés and archetypes.
Let me swallow them whole.
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My Little Pony Book Tag
Confession: I was a brony.
Or…whatever the female equivalent is.
Galavant Book Tag
When I get bored, I seek out book tags.
I mean, I have IDEAS and stuff, but they’re all so SERIOUS and my chest gets tight when I watch the news.
I need to have fun.
Obviously, that means knitting while bingeing “What/If.”
In terms of book tags…
…SUSY MADE A GALAVANT BOOK TAG!!!
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Wonderstruck Book Tag
I’m no Swiftie, yet here I am doing another Taylor Swift book tag.
I really loved Olivia’s take. She developed this excellent tag, as well as the graphics I’ll be using.
February Book-of-the-Month Club
I read a book early in February so great that I predicted it would be my favorite of the month.
I’ve highlighted some of my other favorite February reads without mentioning this one.
It deserves the spotlight. Continue reading “February Book-of-the-Month Club”
Tropes Book Tag
I spent the summer of 2012 on the website TVTropes.
Tropes got me through a stressful nanny job, my first breakup, and a panic surrounding college housing.
I’ve been using the website ever since. As soon as I finish a new show, I pull up it’s YMMV page to read alternate theories and comments. Continue reading “Tropes Book Tag”
