Faith Kindred

Ditto Hope. 🙂
Oh, Mr. Batson’s thing reminded me. You guys need this: http://plot-generator.co.uk/

I love crying over books! It doesn’t happen very often, though…the book has to be REALLY good for me to cry about it. The first book that comes to my mind is A Penny Parcel by Avery E Hitch. That book…wow…it was such a powerful story that I wasn’t able to stop thinking about it for DAYS! Actually, all 3 of Avery’s books made me cry. She is…[Read more]

@Daeus I’ll have to ask my grandma. She just told me that we have Armenian blood in us, so it’s a fairly new discovery. 🙂 Your books sounds so neat.

Just created a twitter account (gulp). @TSQWriting. Right now, there’s not much to see, but I only just started it … let’s see, a couple minutes ago. Will mainly post stuff book/lit/writing related.

When your little siblings write fanfics of your books

My sibs don’t do that yet. But they play games and were playing multiple games of acting out my stories. Which was totally adorable.

You know you’re a writer when you have to break up a fight between your siblings of who’s going to play the favorite character. 😛

Oh, that’s adorable. I don’t have any writerly little siblings… yet… one of them shows promise…

When your little siblings write fanfics of your books

@writefury Thank you, Rosey! lol! Yeah, that thought has crossed my mind. I’ll have to think about a good way to change it… Maybe I can add a footnote. “Check out John Flanagan’s “rangers”” 😀

@hope Thanks!! Gotcha, I’ll work on that. 🙂 And fabulous! I shall also follow you on the pinterest things. 🙂 (Yassssss! Hot chocolate for the win!)

The end of The Warden and the Wolf King (last book of the Wingfeather Saga) made me tear up. I was in a bit of shock over what the author actually did. Has anyone read the Wingfeather Saga…very good books.

The end of Mockingjay made me cry too, but for the opposite reason…there was so much hopelessness and despair.

And I love Pinterest. I just followed you, @wordfitlyspoken and was surprised to see you were part of the Rizkaland Legends board too. 🙂 And I love your boards too, @Spradlin. I’ll have to look though them sometime…

And I love Pinterest. I just followed you, @wordfitlyspoken and was surprised to see you were part of the Rizkaland Legends board too. 🙂 And I love your boards too, @SarahSpradlin. I’ll have to look though them sometime…

I love the end of that poem. And I love the word ‘wordsmiths’ and the part

who use words as swords
and pens like axes,

I did think the next line taking down the foes of a flawed people was a little confusing.

And I don’t drink coffee either…hot chocolate is my thing. 🙂

The Clashing come from a prophecy about how the two weapons (the shield and the spear) will clash.

I think I like Age’s Ending the best of the various ideas suggested. The only problem is that I don’t know if there’s enough mystery in the title. Titles don’t need to have mystery, I suppose…but it is cool when, part way though the book, the…[Read more]

Good topic! I also cried reading Little Women, in several different places, but I find the more often I read a book, the less likely I am to cry at the sad parts. So I tend to ration my re-reading based on whether or not I want to maintain my ability to tear up when sad or happy things happen. 😛
One book that still makes me chokey in my throat…[Read more]

I’ve not really all out cried at a book before. But the Peleg Chronicles made me tear up at a few moments.
I’ve cried at a couple movies, though. Maybe the visuals get me. 😛

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You know you’re a writer when you feel horrible for misspelling something. 😉

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