Anne Swiftblade

I agree wholeheartedly that this movie is AMAZING! The plot and characters are superb! Disney out did itself and left no plot wholes that I can find. I think Rouge One is probably my new favorite Star Wars movie 😀

Well, @i-j-anderson, I have a love for children’s books with tons of fun colorful pictures 😉
(@daeus I love that picture book idea!)
However in other books I prefer a small amount of black and white drawing. Not too much color for me 😛 But I love pictures so they don’t really bother me.

I’m in agreement with @Daeus on the first paragraph you wrote. But hey! For an 11 o’clock idea… I’m intrigued. So here are my thoughts. 😀
When you said “gives the door” I immediately got a picture of the man handing a small door to the boy. The door could be a talking door (hence the sulky bit). I like the clock on the door idea. Maybe the door…[Read more]

I love this book! I’ve read it once already and I’m actually going to read it again for a literary analysis class.

I, personally love the BBC Pride and Prejudice with Colin Firth and Jennifer Ehle. I’m not really sure which ones are being discussed at the moment.

OH NO! *runs in SUPER late* Sorry! There was a sea monster named School and his brother Life-Goes-On… nevermind.

Wellcome @I-J-Anderson!! *hug* you joined us crazies!

See you around 😉

Ahoy! Welcome on board Kingdom Pen!

Yes! I had tons of fun with mbti! Can’t wait to put my characters beneath this. I’m infp, by the way 😉

@bluejay One thing you could do is find a sibling or a friend of a sibling or really any child who is in the age range you’re writing for and ask them what they want to see in a story.

Another rout to go all together is try and focus on a real life problem that children have. Maybe a pet dies, or (like @mark-kamibaya said) they move. It doesn’t…[Read more]

Sorry, forgot to tag you @Anne-of-Lothlorien!

Another book written from the view of a nine to ten year old is To Kill a Mockingbird. It specifically shows the innocence, wisdom, and attitude of a young girl.

Something I find hard to remember is that the littler the child the harder it is to tactfully explain hard subjects, and the older we get the more “foreign” vocabulary we use. For…[Read more]

*Steps into room very, VERY, late*
*Waves*
Hello there @ethryndal! Welcome to the Kingdom 😉
I am the resident pirate… and I do have a sword… or two.
Not to brag or anything *smirks*
Anyway, I’m also a Tolkien, Narnia, and general all around Fantasy fan. 😛
See you around!
*Tips feathered hat and trips over swords as I walk out the door*

Huzzah!!! Way to go @bluejay!

Oo!! Looks like fun!Sorry, but I wont be able to make it 🙁
Have fun though!

Hello, @Brandon-Miller! Welcome to the wonderful world of Kingdom Pen!
*Flourishes sword*
A pleasure to make your acquaintance.

Only one??
*Thinks about how to choose*
*Gives up*
To bad, you get a bunch! 😀

The Narnia movies, LOTR, the original Star Wars trilogy, How to Train Your Dragon 1 and 2, The Princess Bride, Mr. Smith Goes to Washington *winks at @Emma-Flournoy*, Tangled (big Disney person in general), Treasure Planet, I like pretty much all the Super-movies…[Read more]

Sorry again. The tags got me too.
@Rebolutionary