HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO HERO FROM PROPERTY OF HATE! ONE OF MY MOST FAVORITE PROTAGONISTS EVER

HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO HERO FROM PROPERTY OF HATE! ONE OF MY MOST FAVORITE PROTAGONISTS EVER

WHAT UP IM JARED IM 19 AND I NEVER FUCKING LEARNED HOW TO READ

Oh that’s awesome!! If you get the chance to I recommend rereading it if you want, towards the end of the series it gets really really good and intense

To my dear followers may I recommend a book series thats really good imo?

It’s called Haddix the Missing and it’s a sci-fi time travel series about this kid Jonah finding out that he’s not quite in the time he’s supposed to be in. He, along with his sister and best friend, go on quite an adventure to figure this out all while doing their best to save time. It is a series for kids and I first found it while in junior high but now I’m 18 going on 19 and it’s still one of my favorites.

It has good characters both protagonists and antagonists and some good humor, along with a hint of romance for some characters but it never makes it the main plot point which I love. And while it does start off a little slow it really gets good from the 3rd book onwards, I highly recommend checking it out if you need something new to read

(It does also have a small fandom and that’s mainly why I’m trying to get more people into it so it’s not just me and three other people lmao)

Kinda want to make a list of every book I read, just for fun mainly, at least the fantasy ones. I was a massive fantasy book reader as a kid and I’m pretty sure I read over a hundred by the time I even got to high school. I may do that, if I can remember all of them

notes on inkheart: dustfinger is my blorbo lol

notes on inkspell: was fenoglio destined to write this story? do cosimo and dustfinger prove that characters have agency in their stories OR is cosimo only proof that fenoglio truly cannot conceive of a good person and subconsciously creates evil characters even when he tries to create good? what does that say about fenoglio as a person? how does fenoglio’s sense of ownership and entitlement complicate the story? does destiny exist or is destiny created or is it possible to pave your own path, despite the power of the writer? how does a story fill in the gaps from an authors oversight? are all stories alive like the inkworld? are they alive the moment a writer writes them down or does it take a silvertongue to read it out loud and speak it into existence? how does grief and parenthood drive the story?

notes on inkdeath: i hate fenoglio so much its unreal. and dustfinger is my blorbo lol