Truth, Justice, Freedom, Reasonably Priced Love And A Hard-Boiled Egg!

Truth, Justice, Freedom, Reasonably Priced Love and a Hard-Boiled Egg!

Winternight is the one night of the year where servants and their masters may dance together.

i LOOOOVE one esk being SO petty. you're sticking up for lieutenant awn? you get eleven millimeters of tea in your nearly full cup 😊😌 you over there are badmouthing lieutenant awn? you can wave your empty tea bowl all you want 😤😠

And a hard-boiled egg!🌟

A collection, for a well loved garf

A bonus picture for anyone who wants it

tamora pierce books are a hug

i’m rereading some right now — at first to refresh because i want to write a daja/kel fic — but i forgot how these books soothe my soul. the way she writes friendship and growth is so important so chefs kiss.

i love how she writes character arcs — both negative and positive. like everyone has the capacity for change (wyldon of cavall) but not everyone will, and sometimes people get worse (joren of stone mountain). in will of the empress berenene has multiple chances to stop being The Worst and gets Worse — but in a way that is understandable, believable, and human. it adds such texture to the books. and some people like king jon in keladry’s books are protagonist and antagonist.

the adult mentors are so real and varied: niko, frostpine, rosethorn, vedris, lark, myles of olau, sir raoul, wyldon. they joke, they laugh, they make mistakes — like real people instead of caricatures.

and tammy’s stories build on each other like stone after stone in a foundation — like when kel is going to scanra to save her people it is so believable that all of her friends ride after her because kel has four books worth of proving she is the type of leader people would do that for. tammy understands her characters and their motivations so well.

also owen of jesslaw plsss i would die for him

in conclusion: i genuinely think reading these books as a kid was so vital to me and they should be required reading for everyone