Bella B.

Yep. All four books. I’d say it’s a waste of time, but if you want to read them just to say how bad they are…go for it? Totally up to you haha. @ashlyvye

@ashlyvye Haha! Well, I’ve been on the forum since the day it started so they just slowly accumulated over time. Plus, I used to be super active on here. (@that_writer_girl_99)

I’ve read the Mistborn trilogy and The Way of Kings. I’m not really sure which one I like better.

I’d agree with you, but the Twilight books were even more popular, and I really can’t explain that one, so… @ashlyvye

Haha, yep! I read them when I was fifteen, and I was so excited about them that I finished all seven books in a couple of weeks. A month or so later, I went back to read them and discovered they weren’t as good as I’d thought, but I still love the series as a whole.

Combined with the fact that by now, I’ve seen all the movies and been to Harry P…[Read more]

@ashlyvye No worries!

@dragon-snapper Great job! Thanks for sharing!

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@ashlyvye I don’t know how I managed to miss you until now, but welcome! Just so you know, there are a handful of Brandon Sanderson fans on here, myself included. 😉

You should definitely read The Lord Of The Rings. I admit, parts of it can be a slow read, but it gives you a deeper look at the characters. Also, I believe the meaning behind the…[Read more]

@ashlyvye Never fear, I read the Cursed Child the day it came out in the US, and I was very happy with how it played out (pun intended).

Don’t get me wrong–I like Gryffindor, they’re just a bit…irritating. I don’t like how the books are catered to their house, but that might just be the Slytherin in me talking…

I like how you used the…[Read more]

@ashlyvye Yep! Five cats.. The momma cat is Bella and shes a beautiful black Norwegian Forest Cat (at least that’s what we think she is.. We don’t really know since she adopted us) with bright green eyes.. long fur.. and a very round belly xD Her four kittens (not kittens anymore..) Stella, Twila, Harry, and Mouse are all mutt cats so i’m not s…[Read more]

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Plus, the one thing I reeeaaalllyy don’t like, in any movie or book, is when it takes place in space. I find that really annoying for some reason, sorry. I also don’t like things that take place far into the future (meaning more than 500 years,) so, yeah.

I guess I shouldn’t ask if you like Dr Who then… 8-/

@ashlyvye That last one is definitely me haha! I’m lucky the college I’ll be going to has a creative writing major.

@sage-g  I’ll have to check out Book of a Thousand Days. Kindle is wonderful!

@ashlyvye  Ohhh! You really like the Mistborn Trilogy!. 😉 I’ll have to find and read them!

@rochellaine  HHmm… I like old romance novels! I’ll have to read those too before you *threateningly* throw those GLH books at me!

@ashlyvye I actually like the lighter side of The Flash – reason for why I don’t like the third season. 😀  But I’ve heard of at least two evil speedsters doing the hand-vibration-murder thing.  What I like about The Flash is the swagger of the hero, the closeness of the team, and the jokes and “right is might” message.

I like a lot of the old…[Read more]

@ashlyvye That sounds kinda similar to what I do. I have the beginning, the ending, and a few key scenes in the middle planned out…in my head (I should probably write them down). And I just let it go from there. A few times I have been inspired to write a particular scene out of sequence and I just input it into the story at a later date.

@ashlyvye  I know, right?  The infinite book lists that we all possess…  🙂

@ashlyvye Cool! Hmm, Well I like to draw, and journal, and carve stamps.. Take care of my succulents.. cuddle with my cats and study my bible. When I’m not doing school or thinking about one of my stories i’m probably doing one of these things ^-^

@ashlyvye  My dad read the LOTR series out loud to my siblings and me when we were younger and then I read The Fellowship of the Ring on my own.  They.  Are.  Amazing.  Definitely worth it.

And usually I’d say not to judge a book by its movie (because sometimes the movie is bad and the book rocks) but in this case the movies do the books just…[Read more]

@dekreel I saw on trailer where it showed the mothers calling all the children in…and boy, that was so perfectly done! I was practically squealing with excitement when I saw that!

@ashlyvye I am curious, how do you usually plan out your stories?

@ashlyvye  According to a Buzzfeed quiz, I am Ravenclaw, Again. But it didn’t show a percentage 😉

@skredder  YES! I’m excited about the Wrinkle in Time movie, too! The trailers look amazing

@ashlyvye I’ve read all of A Wrinkle in Time multiple times. I’ve read the entire series, which there are actually four books, but the fourth one isn’t talked about all that often (it is interesting, but not as engaging as the others in my opinion). Out of all of them, I have to say that A Swiftly Tilting Planet is my favorite in the series. I…[Read more]