THE INSANITY THREAD

[notabitail]

Grandpa Alden is rich. Supposedly he owns a plastics company.

And of course after the first book they go and live with him, so.....

The originals written by Gertude are fine, but the ones after get more and more unoriginal as they go on.

 

[AidKD]

*grabs your Wingfeather collection and runs to Aid*

*Grabs them from you and very graciously, and very gently hands them back to Isa*

 

[AidKD]

Grandpa Alden is rich. Supposedly he owns a plastics company.

STUPID

 

[Isabella7Storm5]

*grabs your Wingfeather collection and runs to Aid*

If I were to steal any of my books, then if I was you, I’d go for my hard cover first edition author signed copies of The Wind Merchant series
Just saying

 

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Spoiler: List

Stand-alone books

• The Crash
• The Voyage
• The Lost Journals
• The End
• The Dragon
• Journey To The Ancient City
• The Shipwreck
• The Tournament
• The Outsider
• The Haven Trials
• Castle Redstone

Minecraft Dungeons

• Rise Of The Arch-Illager

The Island Trilogy

• The Island
• The Mountain
• The Village

The Island trilogy is a must.
All of these have very diverse styles and paces because they are all separate Authors (except the only trilogy).

The Minecraft Dungeons one was very good, I honestly don't know why I've only read it once.

The Outsider has iffy pacing and shallow characters, I couldn't bring myself to finish it because it didn't hold my attention well. The vocabulary isn't very broad and it's a bit cliche.

The Voyage, Castle Redstone, and The Lost Journals are definitely books I would or have read again.

The Crash made me cry the first time I read it, but it was the very first one I read and I was young, so going back to it a few years later, realized it wasn't as dynamic in terms of pacing and descriptive writing as I thought, but still good.

I beseech you- read The End. It is my favorite book of all time (aside from the Bible). It is literally the easiest one to read over and over. It has a mind boggling plot, and it's such a deep thought story. The writing is dynamic and alive and the descriptive writing is beautiful. I've read it over and over. If you ever read just one of these books, read The End.

 

[notabitail]

If I were to steal any of my books, then if I was you, I’d go for my hard cover first edition author signed copies of The Wind Merchant series
Just saying

You could steal my signed set of paperback Green Ember books (Mom said the hardcovers cost too much).

 

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I DO AND I ALMOST GOT THE SECOND ONE BUT DECIDED TO BE SMART WITH MY MONEY

GET IT

IT'S SO GOOD

I'M READING IT NOW

 

[AidKD]

... proceeds with caution

What does that mean?

 

[notabitail]

*Grabs them from you and very graciously, and very gently hands them back to Isa*

NOOOOOOOO

 

[AidKD]

And of course after the first book they go and live with him, so.....

The originals written by Gertude are fine, but the ones after get more and more unoriginal as they go on.

No orphan's life is that easy