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I know this Twilight resurrection is mostly people making fun of it, but it honestly makes me so happy that people are talking about these books again!
It’s making fun, but it’s in a loving way I believe.
I agree, I think most of it is in a loving way and I love it! So many things have made me laugh and brought out the nostalgia
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I’m not crying because of a book at 830 in the morning. I’m not.
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Review: Lie (Foolish Kingdoms #3) by Natalia Jaster Released: Nov 8th 2018
I LOVED THIS SO MUCH. Honestly, reading Natalia Jaster’s books are like falling into my happy place. She can do no wrong with her gorgeous writing and wonderful characters. In Lie we find a Pinochio-inspired character- Aspen, a girl with woodskin and whose nose grows when she lies. Aspen meets Aire, a noble knight of Whimtany, honest and swift with his sword. With beautiful prose these characters are brought together against a gorgeous Autumn backdrop and heart-hurting circumstances. Reasons to Read and Things to Love About Lie: - an abundance of snark! Wit! Humour! - swoon-worthy enemies to lovers romance that doesn’t take the entire book to happen! - have I mentioned the GORGEOUS writing yet? - adorable characters - finger puppet shenanigans - a badass bird sidekick! - Nicu (he get’s his own dot point bc he’s the best) - the actual fantastical setting of these books. It’s just so *happy sigh* - a plethora of fun characters to meet - the cover. Did you see it? Amazing. If you’ve been following the series since the beginning, there’s also a starring role for fan-favourite character, Nicu! We met him as a child in book 1, and here he is again, 17 years old and an absolute sweetheart (he also gets his own love story in book 4 - Dream coming Feb 2019, but that’s a different story, one I’m far too ecited for). Please do yourself a favour and pick up these books. Like, honestly, you won’t regret it, there’s so much to love.
Some quotes:
“You own the soil and drink the sun.” “Nestled in blankets, Nicu whispered, “Hug the stars, Aspen.” “Goodnight to you too.“” "I am inconsistent in your presence.” “Poet’s green eyes cartwheeled between us. "Enemies to lovers.” HIs face swung toward the princess. “This looks familiar.” “If it were that simple it wouldn’t be love.” Disclaimer- I recieved an early e-copy of this book for review, all thoughts and opinions are my own.
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Aelin and Rowan I painted for the Fairyloot subscription box! I absolutely loved painting my queen!
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okay i started reading a book today and its like i was MEANT TO FIND IT…
cos heres how it broke down, after reading that holly black book, i went to rate it on good reads, and this book was suggested to me. i only saw the cover, but the cover alone is the reason i was like ‘ill read that’ and added it to my list:
those of you that have been around for a minute will know that whitewashing is my petpeeve, and that whitewashing book covers is an important subset of this. if theres a poc in the book, and they SHOW HER ON THE COVER, that book automatically gets my full focus (this is how i read another book ive been meaning to rec to yall), because while the trend in YA novels right now is to have white girls posing vaguely on the covers, youll know a book has a poc protag because they conveniently do not show a person on the cover
but this shit right here???? unambiguously a black girl with beautiful natural hair and a GORGEOUS cover and i fell in love right away
so, i saw this on good reads right before heading to work. and when i get there? this book has been put on display and i almost lose it lmao, im like YES. i literally dont know what this book is about, so i grab a copy from the display and sneak some peeks at it during slow times on the selling floor
turns out this book is literally about an afro-latina girl, a MIXED GIRL!! who is a painter turned street artist. this book is based in carribean folklore (yall know i love faerie shit but im always thirsty for non-european folklore in modern fantasy novels) and whats more??
anika noni rose (who, if you dont know, is the va for PRINCESS TIANA my hero ) literally is the first quote on the back of the book, with this raving review:
“I love this book for the richness of its culture, the strength of the characters, the humor and the truth of its language. Sierra is the heroine we’ve been waiting for – a pretty, brown-skinned Latina artist who is smart, strong, inventive, and unsure, all the while being heroic. Daniel José Older is one of my favorite new voices, and I can’t wait to see what he (and Sierra) come up with next.”
so im like, beside myself. i brought it home today and im already liking it a lot. im only 20 pages in and heres some facts:
introduced to several named characters, all of which are unambiguously poc with diverse presentation
the protagonist is a mixed black/latin@ girl, who wears her hair naturally in an afro and has a strong sense of community
her crew is all girls at this point
two of which are a poc lesbian couple!!!!!!!!!! (one half of which is a talented freestyle rapper)
the male lead is an artsy boy from haiti who seems sweet (and not creepy and forceful like ya male leads tend to be)
they talk to each other in casual aave that doesnt seem awkward and forced
painting and street art are an integral part of this story, as well as a sense of community (no convenient parental neglect so these teen protags can run around and do whatever while being strangely isolated)
im pretty sure the antagonist is gonna be a white guy that is a professor on their culture trying to claim their ancestor-art-magic and appropriate it for his own gain
im literally beside myself, i cant believe this book is a front of the line, mainstream novel. its (somewhat unfortunately) touted as cassandra clare meets carribean culture, but im hoping that this author takes off and claims a corner all his own without having to be defined by a mainstream white authors style
my hopes are so high i literally dont think theres a way for this book to disappoint me.
I have no idea if someone has alredy thought about this but Cameron Monaghan could be (in my opinion) an excellent Simon from Carry on. Idk I just think they are so alike, red haired, uhh, gay (well just in Shameless) and cute (?
Boyfriend: says gn
Me, 5 seconds later: i miss him so much i love him why do i have to say goodbye :“(
