#ulysses moore

[citroen-engeltje]

New secondhand books arrived 🥹🥹

[kebriones]

I need them to make an extremely good Ulysses moore tv series so there will be a proper fandom for it and I can heal my inner child.

[theverylastdropofaninkpen]

I think I need to go back to the public library and just pick a book just because it is interesting and let it blow my mind. I need that being-10-yo-and-reading-the-Ulysses-Moore-books-for-the-first-time feeling back in my life.

(Please read Ulysses Moore!!)

[thy-lovelylionheart]

the most underrated and overlooked aspect of the Ulysses Moore series is that everyone in Kilmore Cove other than the Covenants have Cornish accents

[ulyssesmoorepl]

girl math

[blackjack-s-wings]

I’ll never not find funny the fact that Manfred, literally the henchman of the main antagonist, ran away with the hairdresser of Kilmore Cove to the Land of Punt. This is what I call character development

[portuguesedisaster]

Just me, or Gallant gives MAJOR Ulysses Moore vibes?

[thatstudyblrontea]

Bonsoir, 16 e 25 per l'ask game?😬🤗

Hi! Thanks for the ask :)

16. First book you remember reading?

Well, this is isn't the easiest question. I've always read a lot, so there are a lot of candidates for that! Let's say, if we narrow it down to novel-ish books which I actually *read* from start to finish, I think it was Geronimo Stilton - Kingdom of Fantasy #2. I've had that book since I was probably 4, so it's safe to say I read that as soon as I had the ability to :)

25. Favourite children’s book?

Uhm, I used to read a lot of books which I really like but weren't exactly famous or striking in their contents, or some classics which I wouldn't define simply children's books, so I'll go with the 39 Keys books by Rick Riordan and others, and the amazing Ulysses Moore series by Pierdomenico Baccalario, though I haven't read all the books. I'll get around to rereading them both, sooner or later.

ho realizzato ora che l'ask era in italiano vabbè ahaha

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