Julia Elizabeth

@notawriter   Oh yeah!  That one, I’ve read it!  I love how the first sentence says something like, “Twilight is the first book I ever felt I should throw across the room.”  I throw books across the room quite often, usually, they are absolutely amazing books, but the author killed one of the characters (*cry’s*) *hem*  Yeah, the books I read ru…[Read more]

@sam-kowal      Hi!

I know, I’m only halfway through The Way of Kings (probably?  Listening to the audiobook) and it sounds really awesome!

I agree that NF isn’t best to listen to all the time because of a few songs, so I usually switch to TobyMac, Mandisa, or Jamie Grace after listening to his songs for a while.

I love it how you and Dra…[Read more]

@notawriter   Sorry, but an article about what?

@dekreel  Unfortunately I haven’t heard of the first and last ones you said, but I do really like Lord of the Rings and The Chronicles of Narnia.  I’m going to re-read the Chronicles of Narnia soon because the first time I read them I was, uh, seven, so I don’t remember much of what happened.

Oh!  It all makes sense now  😉

 

@notawriter   Nope, I haven’t read Twilight, but, as I was telling Elizabeth, I sorta want to skim them just to see why everyone else likes them so much.

@daeus   I’m listening to The Way of Kings right now, I’m on chapter 19.  The Way of Kings, in my opinion, doesn’t make as much sense as Mistborn.  I think I just like Elend and Vin’s (and Kelsier): characters more over Kaladin and Shallan, though. *trying desperately not to add four paragraphs about Mistborn and The Stormlight Archive*    Anywa…[Read more]

@that_writer_girl_99     Everyone keeps saying how horrible Twilight is and I’m wanting to read it because of that now.  Have you read it?

@daeus   Just realized that posted before I meant for it too.  Opps.

Anyway, I was 9 or 10 (I think) when I first watched Lord of the Rings and was in Hong Kong without a library card, so it would have been really hard for me to read them first.  I wish I did though because books are always better than the movies.  Movies are the toast, books a…[Read more]

@daeus    Hi, Daeus!  Ok, so, two questions:

1.  Which Brandon Sanderson book (or series) is your favorite?

2.  How have you made over four-thousand posts/comments?!?

@that_writer_girl_99   Yep.  It makes you wonder how the series got so incredibly popular.  I mean, at the beginning of the book it lists all the languages the series is in, and one is Latin.  Whaaaa?

@that_writer_girl_99    Yeah, I can’t disagree with that.  I was reading a post here on KP that was called something like ‘Is your character cheating her way to victory?’ and in Harry Potter’s case, I think J.K Rowling was cheating the house, Harry Potter, Quidditch, and all those other little things to victory.  I think that may be why I don’t…[Read more]

@notawriter     Bella?  My full name is Ashly Bella Juliette Vye!  That’s funny.

Anyway, did you name Twila that because of the book Twilight and her mother being Bella?  Just wondering…

This looks like so much fun, but I’m as dry as a half-dug well in August heat (that means I don’t know what to give advise about)     I’ll most likely try this next time though, thanks for the tag Elizabeth!

This looks like so much fun, but I’m as dry as a half-dug well in the August heat (that means I don’t know what to give advise about)     I’ll most likely try this next time though, thanks for the tag Elizabeth!

@dekreel        Yeah… No.  I’ve heard of Dr. Who but haven’t watched it.  Let’s see… Who’re your favorite authors?

@that_writer_girl_99    I’m sorry, I think yesterday when I sent this reply to you my computer malfunctioned or something…

Gryffindor is AWESOME.  [if you haven’t read Cursed Child yet this is a spoiler sorta]  Slytherin did get Harry’s kid though so I guess there is an exception for Slytherin

plus, my best friend (two of my be…[Read more]

@notawriter      You have cats?!?!  I looooovvve cats!  What do they look like?

@skredder       Yeah.  Quoting my friend: “When you plan nothing out it lets your creativity flow more” My answer: “Yep, that makes sense.  That, or you’re just so extremely excited to start writing you get halfway through the book and realize you actually need something to go off of.“

@rochellaine      No, I don’t tend to watch much from before 1970 (or 1990,) but there are a few things I want to see from then.

I haven’t actually seen any of the Star Trek things, I’ve just heard some things about it.  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 annoy…[Read more]