Greta

Grr. @kina-lamb

@daeus @kate-flournoy @emma-flournoy kina-lamb @lifeofkatie (be sure to read the 1st one first) @jane-maree @ethryndal @aratrea @overcomer @audrey-caylin @jess @graciegirl @adry_grace @anne-swiftblade @christi-eaton @jadamae @jess @northerner @that_writer_girl_99 @perfectfifths @theliterarycrusader @hope @ingridrd @winter-rose @rolena-hatfield @cla…[Read more]

Alrighty! The moment you’ve all been waiting for!!!

The Legend of King Daeus: The Sequel
Part 1
Location: Castle Regnis

It was a dark and stormy night. Actually, it was a bright and sunny morning, but no one was sitting under a pine tree or staring at lily pads. No, they were glaring at maps, at clues, at ice cream.
Nine knights, a Wiser, a…[Read more]

@graciegirl Raspberries are mentioned as well. 😛

😀 *licks icecream*

Legend of King Daeus the Sequel Update:
I have finished writing it. I just need to edit it, then we’ll be good to go. 😀

Aha! I was right! He did recommend the Count of Monte Crisco!

@that_writer_Girl_99 @winter-rose @daughteroftheking @daeus @jess I’m writing if anyone is there.

@anne-of-lothlorien My mountain is entirely made up of melted phones. It’s growing every time I hop in the writers corner.

But if they charge that much, your treasure will soon be depleted. Unless you melt phones enough so that the insurance you get paid is higher in amount. @dragon-snapper

@lifeofkatie

Ok, my top recommendations are these:

The Count of Monte Cristo — my all time favorite novel. It’s huge, but well worth every page. It’s historical fiction and high drama.

Cry The Beloved Country — The best explicitly Christian novel I’ve ever read. It’s very deep and very moving. It’s got heart for sure.

A Tale of Two Cities –…[Read more]

@anne-of-lothlorien Don’t worry. They have insurance for it… It cost about 1,000,000 dollars each month. 😀 (the company usually thinks that only dragons need it, and so they charge that much because dragons have hoards of gold.)

Yeah, he would. I’m actually reading that soon myself. I think. Currently I am working on a book about five hundred pages long, called Ishamel. If you like stories without a lot of action, just stories about life, you’ll like this. Then there’s the sequal, Self Raised, which is probably four hundred pages long. So my slate is filled for another week.

Hee hee…I am an anonymity too. Cool. 😀

@dragon-snapper The only hesitation I shall have about getting a phone when I’m older is you melting it.

@lifeofkatie
Umm….
The Ranger’s Apprentice by John Flanagan is a medieval fantasy. (not sure if you’ve read that)
In Search of Honor by Donnalynn Hess is about the French Revolution
Ummm…
Johnny Tremain by Elizabeth Forbes
I’m sure if you asked @daeus he’d have you read the Count of Monte Crisco.

@leumeister That… would be a really cool idea. I love it, but I don’t know if my brother would, knowing his personality. I’ll ask him.

@leumeister Huh, I always pronounced it Leemuster for some reason. Probably one of those words you mis-pronounce at the very beginning and never bother changing the way you do. So is it loomyster then?
Totally understand not giving out your name in public. I think a few people know my real name on here, but other than that, I’m a total anonymity.…[Read more]

@anne-of-lothlorien 😐 … Code of honor, of course *glancing back at a pile of melting chairs and phones*

@dragon-snapper Well, I did leave some book suggestions for her. Four. I’m just looking forward to other people’s recommendations.
Would a dragon not do that due to her code of honor, or the fact that her talons are too big to press the laptop keys?