#meloy

[angelshizuka]

Don't let this anon know Ariel, who is imfamously known as one of the most commonly hated "dumb teenagers who threw her entire life away" is one of my fave characters I defend most consistently.

I even defend her in the sequel, because though she definitely fucked up, she owned up to it and I understand where she was coming from. And Melody, of course, she was rightfully angry after being lied to.

But I think anon's head might explode if they knew that.

[lastmanstandin]

[lindsay]

It's 2017. In other news, I read a book.

It’s 2017. In other news, I read a book.

Yeah, I’m a little bit late on this one. I’ve been a little bit late for a while. Anyway, I’ve been thinking about what I want to do with this blog and with my year in general because, you know, that’s what one does this time of year. I only made one formal resolution: Read that damn pile of 50 books again. If you’ve ever looked at this blog for more than two minutes, you probably know that I…

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[blessedwithbeauty-andrage]

I loved you in springtime; I lost you when summer came.

[gh0stmillk]

Dad ghost

[i-speak-jive]

She'd been so accustomed, in her former life, before her parents' abandonment, to sitting back and letting the adults handle the big decisions. But things had changed. She was a parent to herself, her own mother and father, and the adult world now appeared to her less fortified than it had seemed prior. She now saw adults as incredibly fallible people, just like children. Their adulthood did not necessarily save them from constantly making bad decisions - in fact, she speculated, they were more likely to make bad decisions.

Colin Meloy, Wildwood Imperium

[amoreperlalettura]

“A volte è necessario scendere per risalire” 

 -Colin Meloy, Wildwood nelle profondità del bosco proibito

[365rpmrecord-blog]

April 9 - “And all the stars were crashing ‘round as I laid eyes on what I’d found.”

The Crane Wife 1 & 2 (2006)