I am not surprised that Jilli loved Night Circus. The first chapter just sounds like her.
I want to LIVE in that book. I want more stories in that world, and am a little sad that the author has said she's not going to write a sequel.
Xander ,'Showtime'
There's more to life than watching Buffy the Vampire Slayer! No. Really, there is! Honestly! Here's a place for Buffistas to come and discuss what it is they're reading, their favorite authors and poets. "Geez. Crack a book sometime."
I am not surprised that Jilli loved Night Circus. The first chapter just sounds like her.
I want to LIVE in that book. I want more stories in that world, and am a little sad that the author has said she's not going to write a sequel.
Woah. Amazon just put Harry Potter in the Kindle lending library. [link]
According to Elsie, Mormons were dangerous, were certainly not Christian, and were tricking innocent young girls into entering polygamous marriages. There was one book where some of Elsie's kids and grandkids went out west to visit a mine or something that one of them had inherited, and they saved some girl from the Mormons.
The part about everybody being white in heaven was just one thing in a mostly unremarkable list of ways that heaven would be wonderful. Like, nobody's hungry, and there's no sickness, and everybody's white, and the angels sing all day. It was even odder for the way it was just thrown in there, like of course, everybody would see this as a good thing.
It was even odder for the way it was just thrown in there, like of course, everybody would see this as a good thing.
What's the point of having white privilege if it doesn't extend into the afterlife?
I wonder if, since everyone's white, white privilege would still be valid. Or would it come down to white, whiter, whitest? (sorry ... my brain's fried from answering stupid questions)
I wonder if, since everyone's white, white privilege would still be valid.
More like in Heaven everybody's privileged to be white.
Now we look at something like Jacob's fixation on Bella's baby and go, ewwww. Or at least some of us do...
My unfortunate mental association with Jacob and that absurdly-named baby is Angelica Bell, because her father's lover looked on her as a baby and swore he'd marry her one day. And then he did.
I was looking through the recently acquired e-books on my library web-site, and there are TWENTY people on the waiting list for 50 shades of gray. I have never seen more than 2 people on a waiting list for any book, ever.
I want to tell all these people about fanfiction..
wrod. Also buzz vs. hype.