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[foreverabrokenfighter]

Hey guys I need help finding a manga/manhua/manhwa please!!!!!

So I do know it's a reincarnation romance story with a lot of cultivation in it.

Other than that all I can really remember is that the FL has a brother who loves his sister very much and hates any man who gets close to her, the ML I think is a prince and has a blue dragon (I think it's attached to his soul?), and after they became an established couple, the FL had to go to a different country to get something or other, and the ML disguised himself as a civil servant and protected her. FL's Brother *did not like him*, and declared that "I already have a brother-in-law, and he's the only one worthy of my sister!" And started singing his praises to try to get the disguised ML to leave the FL alone.

[spellscribe]

I forgot what book....

I saw two really pretty fantasy books in a shop... and forgot what they were 😭 The cover blurb thing had a recommendation from either Kate Elliot or Kate Forsyth. The back blurb had a Celtic name or place. One was red and one was blue, I think blue was the second book. The red one might have had Fire in the title. Um... maybe something about Vlad the Impaler? And twins or siblings?

[elf-kid2]

Megamind Fic Search

I am looking for a specific Megamind fic, but I can’t remember the title.

I remember that it was on fanfiction.net.  It was a one-shot that took place post-movie, in which Roxanne convinces Megamind to go see a therapist. It was told from the perspective of the therapist, who was rather nervous about having a supervillain as a client.

If anyone knows the name of this fic, or can help me figure out how best to search for this fic, please let me know.  Thank You.

[adoptedbybutterlies]

i need help finding a book ive forgotten the title of, it goes something like this;

It starts off with a young girl who has recently moved to a city. She used to be from some small town with barns and stuff, and she had to move because her mom had gotten shot and killed and her family needed a new start. The story turns into a flashback of how her father used to live by himself out in that small down, and how ne day there was a very strong blizzard. The next morning when he went outside to check on his barn animals he found a woman sitting on his porch. A woman without shoes. He got her to come inside his home to help her, and they ended up falling in love and getting married. However at the same time, howls are being heard at night, and farm animals are getting slaughtered, as well as some people. the man's farmhand is a superstitious native american, and says the culprit is a werewolf, and that the wolf is the mans wife. on night the girl sees her mom out in the hall of their house, just starring at the moon, barefoot. the farmhand melts his silver necklace and shoots the woman, in front of the man and daughter, and the woman's body, lying on the snowy ground, turns into a wolf.

[redgentlelady]

Random jumbled thoughts

So I'm trying to go to sleep but I'm thinking about an upcoming party. Then I'm thinking about games. Then of all the freaking things my wandering mind decides that a jousting match with a modern twist would be fun. So two teams face off. Each team has two players on a double person bike. Front person peddles. The one in the back will do the face off using a replica of a video game weapon which is a huge freaking purple dildo. Prize a carnival stuffed bear. I've school in a few. Wah sleep.

[bugtattoos]

there is this book that i remember reading in the 3rd grade, and it was one of those YA teen romance stories, and i cant remember the title, author, or even the name of the narrator, the only thing i can remember was that i really liked the book and the narrator was obsessed with albatrosses and mentioned them quite frequently. AND I SWEAR TO GOD I AM GOING TO FIND THIS BOOK NO MATTER WHAT BECAUSE I THINK ABOUT IT WAY TOO OFTEN.

[elfmaidenofmirkwood]

Does anyone remember this book? I swear I didn't just dream this, I remember having an actual book in my hands and writing a book report on it and everything. But now I can't find it anywhere

There is a book that I remember getting years ago for Christmas. I think I was about 12 maybe, so it would be about 10 years ago. I think it was called Stowaway on the something or other, I think maybe the ship's name had to do with lightning, or something storm related at least

. There's this girl, and her mother is sick. The doctor thinks that a cruise and some time in France or some other part of Europe might do her good, so the father and mother leave, but the girl is sent to stay with her aunt and bully cousin in Liverpool, I believe. She sent to them shortly before her parents sail, I think it was supposed to be a temporary thing until she could be sent to a boarding school, because I remember something about her father sending money with his letters, although that might have just been for the aunt keeping her.

After a short while of staying with her cruel aunt and her abusive son the girl (and I can't for the life of me remember her name), decides that she will stowaway on her parents' ship until they are too far out to turn back, and then she'll approach them. She disguises herself as a boy to run away.

At the dock she's hidden her hair again and asks some people where the ship her parents will be sailing on is, so she can see them off. On of the sailors deliberately misleads her, as we find out when she runs off, as his partner berates him for it, saying that he didn't know the boy had any intent of stowing away and might really just have been wanting to see off his parents off. The other sailor says if that's the case then the worst that happens is he waves off the wrong ship, and if not than he'll learn a lesson when the crew found him. His partner then says no one deserves a trick like that, not on ship with a captain known to be so cruel or so dangerous a crew.I think it was a slave ship, maybe?I remember something about Africa being mentioned as a destination.

Of course she does manage to stowaway, and is subsequently found, although thankfully the crew take her to be a boy as well, and some of the more sympathetic crew members convince the captain that they cook could use a hand in the kitchen. Some of the crew actually end up befriending her and teaching her useful things about sailing and the like. I remember she was actually pretty close to the old navigator and he'd teach her about the stars.Then there's a storm and the ship sinks, with the girl being the only apparent survivor. She washes ashore somewhere, and builds and shelter and lives off of strangler figs and other fruit she gathers. I also remember she got sick at some point, and she had saved a baby gorilla or some ape of some sort earlier, and then the mother watches out for her while she's sick.

Eventually the girl is rescued, taken back to her aunts town, and tells her aunt she'd been staying with a  friend while she was missing. Apparently they hadn't told her father about her running away, and he had sent a letter saying that they'd decided to stay in France since it really did seem to be helping her mother, and they wanted her to join them there. I remember that she wonders what they would have done if she hadn't turned up again soon after that letter. I also remember that it ends as she's going to pack her bags as her ship sails in a few days. Her cousin confronts her, saying she's lying, she's too tanned and a lot thinner. He goes to hit her when she refuses to answer, but of course after all she's been through she's gotten a lot stronger and grabs his arm and twists it, telling him never to touch her again before going to her room and leaving him stunned and staring after her.

If I recall correctly the version of the book that I had was a paperback, it was white, with a gold banner at the top and bottom with the author's name, which I can't remember either, and some award or praise on the banner at the bottom. The title was just over the image, which I think was the shape of Africa with the girls face and images such as the ship and the storm with in the shape.

Does anyone else remember this book? Or am I just crazy?

[kingbugprincess]

HELP ME FIND A MANGA

I found it years and years ago, possibly up to five or six years? I don't remember the name at all, and googling isn't bringing up anything, sadly. There were only a few chapters when I found it, but I'd like to read it again!

The story was about a young man who started working at a really unusual traditional Japanese inn. The focus was on the innkeeper, who was a gorgeous woman who was also extremely good at various japanese arts, and I'm pretty sure the manga was titled after her.

Each chapter had them dealing with different clients and visitors, and I think that the innkeepers skills usually ended up saving the day.

One chapter had her helping an old man who had gotten conned into buying a worthless teacup, and then she turned it around and scammed the conman into buying a piece of pottery she made herself, while making him think it was a valuable antique.

Another chapter, I remember, had a bunch of sumo wrestlers visiting, and I think the main character was scrambling to make sure they had enough food to feed them all. At the end, the innkeeper offered the sumo guy a dish with red beans and a dumpling to symbolize her support in his upcoming match.

It was pretty and cute and kind of fun to follow and I'd love to read it again! If you have any idea of what I'm talking about, please help!