Well, I’ve only ever read the later versions of the books (my family got into them probably two years ago). I’ve seen all of the first season and really enjoyed them. They will never take the place of the books for me, but then movies never do.

As to “The Places Beyond the Maps”, I actually didn’t read that one,…[Read more]

I had a serious problem with The Places Beyond The Maps though. It wasn’t anything against the story or anything. What I didn’t like was how he kept using run-on sentences. Like ten whole lines of text could be one sentence sometimes. The story was very enthralling (and no I don’t have…[Read more]

UMM OK FIRST OFF THAT REVENGE STORY?

*chef’s kiss* XD

I BET THAT CHARACTER WAS AMAZING 😭

As for the protection squad anyone and everyone can join!! It’s pretty much just a fun thing we made up when we were like “NO! STOP HURTING OUR FAV CHARRIES XD”

Even tho we keep doing it ourselv…[Read more]

Hello to you, too. 🙂 If you want to become a part of the Protection Squad, you’re gonna have to ask @godlyfantasy12, @freedomwriter76, or someone else who is a member because I’m not (I don’t even know who started it :/ ). But, it’s nice to meet you as well. 😀

I agree that On the Edge of the Dark Sea of Darkness isn’t as great as the others. I think Andrew Peterson had some good ideas, but he hadn’t worked much on his writing yet. And I do not like the type of “humor” that occurs in especially the first th…[Read more]

Me too. I really hope they don’t change that.

Tink has blue eyes in the book. I really hope they don’t change that, cuz that becomes really important later on.

@mineralizedwritings

book 4 is my favorite!! It’s definitely longer than the other ones and I think I remember some parts being slow (don’t take my word for it, I haven’t read it in a while), but it…[Read more]

@mineralizedwritings book 4 is amazing. Just…prepare yourself.

@whalekeeper yea I agree with Kalmar looking older then Janner I didn’t care for that, but he did look super…[Read more]

This is how much it’s changed:

Same style, but a little less dramatic

Yeah, that makes sense. It’s totally fine not to like that style.. I questioned the designs for the short film, because their heads were basically – I don’t know, barrels? on tiny stick bodies. They changed them some for the actual show, tho, which is good. I guess it depends on what you exaggerate.

What?? Same!…[Read more]

*TV show Spoilers*

*You’ve Been Warned*

I personally enjoyed the first two episodes. For me, they captured the characters’ personalities and the first book’s style very well – and those two are kinda the most important things. Must come from having Peterson as a producer. As for the plot, there are a few added…[Read more]

@annabethkatherinewingfeather Yeah, I relate a lot with the whole…[Read more]

Ah historical fiction is one of my absolute FAVORITE genres, so I’m more than happy to provide a few recs. 🙂

Within These Lines by Stephanie Morrill. It’s a book set in the USA in World War II about the Japanese internment camps. It’s a really emotional and touching/moving story and I can’t recommend it…[Read more]

Ooo, yeah. I feel like Harry Potter would be one of those series so many people would love to read for the first time again. Especially because it’s really nostalgic for a lot of people as well. It’d be kinda like reliving a piece of your childhood.

@madelyn

Narnia would be so fun to read for the first time again!…[Read more]

Hey! I love Harry Potter too! Nice to meet you! Around here, I’m known as Tráhia the Minstrel. I write clean YA Fantasy and am currently writing a no-magic medieval-esque story about two princes from different families who are enemies.

Have you ever read Brandon Sanderson’s books? I’m just curious.

Or Keeper of the…[Read more]

(This is for the story I was asking about the death of a character, if anyone remembers that… the WIP acronymed FP,WS.)

So, the MC has two students he’s teaching.

The theme is about changing the world and how you change the world in a meaningful way.

I already know…[Read more]

I haven’t listened to much musical theater, however the scores I have heard I really enjoyed! Do you have a favorite musical?

Ah, John Williams is the guy. I don’t think I know a single person that doesn’t enjoy at least some of his work. Him, and John Powell are probably my favorite movie score composers. Do you…[Read more]

Oh, that’s interesting. Elishavet (אלישבט) is actually one of the original forms of Elizabeth, so you could say that Elizabeth is derived from Elishavet. 😉 I love both names though.

Play writing is loads of fun, and doing it with family is even better. We used to perform skits with our out-of-state cousins e…[Read more]

Hi there! I Koshka, or at least that’s me around here (It’s actually a warped form of a nick name, but anyway…). I’m a bit of a historical clothing/random history nerd, among other things of course.

I loved Wingfeather(!!!) and grew up with American girl.

I’ve read such a mixture of genres I’m not sure what’s my…[Read more]

Greetings and welcome to KP! I’m called Elishavet around here, and I too mostly write fantasy. I love historical though, as long as it’s reasonably accurate, being a bit of a history nerd. (If that’s a thing) I’m a Bible Quizzing homeschooler either from Texas, The Wood Between the World’s, or one of my own worlds.…[Read more]

Hi! Welcome to KP!

I just gotta say first off that Miyanna is a really pretty name. Kinda sounds like the name of the lead female protagonist of a fantasy novel, haha.

I love music and acting as well! Particularly music, as I’ve only been in one play, but both can be so exciting despite being so different.

If you…[Read more]

Hey there, fellow Wingfeather lover!! It’s great to have you! Love your username 😉

Yesss, the ending of the Warden and the Wolf King was… intense. Honestly, I accidentally spoiled that *thing we don’t speak of* by reading this forum thread (though I wasn’t even a member of KP at the time), so unfortunately I…[Read more]