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[wolfsquad]

Tbh can someone recommend me good books or good authors because I'm out of motivation-

[G4RG0YLE]

Have you read any of Cassandra Clare's Mortal Instruments or Clockwork Series books?
I've read them, and oh my goodness the detail is absolutely incredible. The Mortal Instruments is in modern day, and the Clockwork Series is more into the earlier years. All the books of those two series are made of the same basic concept, just different villains and different characters with different love stories, I prefer Clockwork Series though. Mortal Instruments has a beautiful homosexual relationship (although not between main characters, two characters you'll learn to love near the middle of the books).

[Jango_Fett]

sister's friend: -meek voice- ... i watch dbz?

sister: oh no

me: -quietly- you watch dbz

sister: oh no

[Enoki]

Tbh can someone recommend me good books or good authors because I'm out of motivation-

Are ye lookin' f'er well known authors or just anyone who knows how to handle the pen? There are a lot of great unknown authors on Wattpad, that I've noticed recently.

But if y'er looking f'er known authors, then I could recommend Jessica Day George. She does a bit of romance and fantasy novels that are set usually in the past and 'ave a medieval theme to them.

Kathryn Lasky is also pretty good. She's known f'er her Guardians of Ga'Hoole and Wolves of the Beyond series. Her books are kinda short though, and I'm not sure if those would be a good piece of inspiration f'er ye.

Can't think of anyone else off m'head. 'Aven't been reading actual books lately though. Just the free ones on Wattpad. XD Can never go wrong with free books.


I've got so many requests to do 'tis not even funny. I'm not sure how I'm going to be able to get all these done.  

[wolfsquad]

I used to have a Wattpad until I went inactive.
I should start being more active! :0
I've read Kathryn Lasky's "Wolves Of The Beyond" series long ago. I loved it, honestly. <3

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I've heard of "The Mortal Instruments" series thanks to a friend that prefers to be called "Naomi". I plan to read it sometime.

[Wolflover224]

I hate the Warrior Cats series so much.
Its so unrealistic, and I think that each time I attempt to read it, I get dumber.
likethecatshavenofurwtf

[PoisonIVy12]

It's fantasy. Of course it's unrealistic. That's kind of the point. It's also a children's book series. It isn't supposed to be realistic. It's fine to not enjoy unrealistic/fantasy stuff, but there are people like me who love that sort of stuff, for the exact same reasons others hate it. (Ain't it amazing how different people can be?)

Anyhoo, I've invented a fun way to study for vocabulary reviews. At least I think it's fun--- I love coming up with sentences for words. Here's my favorite one I came up with:

The pure look of wicked glee in his brother's double's eye was enough to discomfit Quinn.

And I should go to bed now because I now feel sufficiently studied for this test!

[G4RG0YLE]

Discomfit. What a great word!
I a such a spelling police officer, I go through my friend's books all the time and correct all her spelling mistakes. She doesn't mind, but lol I hate myself for being so uptight about it!

[wolfsquad]

I honestly care a lot for my spelling but sometimes the occasional spelling error does slip past me every once in a while.

[G4RG0YLE]

I completely agree with you, sometimes I think I've done it all right then when I look back at it when a teacher has marked my work, I flip the table.