So I Found Videos Of Waving Through A Window (first Picture) And You Will Be Found (second Picture) And

1) oh good lord it's been like 175 in the past 2 years and I'm 15 so that gives you an idea

2) Harry Potter is an obvious one, but Every Day is a great read that helps gain an understanding of a lot of different types of people while still following a romance/fantasy storyline

3) The Lost Hero - Rick Riordan

4) Archenemies - Marissa Meyer

5) Oathbringer - Brandon Sanderson

6) The Iron Trial - Holly Black/Cassandra Clare, and at least 3 times

7) not all night but definitely late: Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children - Ransom Riggs

8) Les Misérables - Victor Hugo

9) The Scorch Trials - James Dashner

10) idk

11) oh God I don't know, I don't normally hate books

12) probably one of the Stormlight Archive books, can't pick which

13) Simon vs. the Homosapiens Agenda -> Love Simon

14) again Stormlight Archive and also a good Percy Jackson remake

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16) Girls Made of Snow and Glass - Melissa Bashardoust

17) SURPRISE! Roshar from Stormlight Archive

18) Dragons are great

19) Emma Carstairs and Cristina Rosales, Dark Artifices - Cassandra Clare

20) Callum Hunt and Aaron Stewart, Magisterium - Holly Black/Cassandra Clare

21) top of the ferris wheel in Simon vs. the Homosapiens Agenda - Becky Albertalli

22) Linh Cinder, The Lunar Chronicles - Marissa Meyer; Jasnah Kholin, The Stormlight Archive - Brandon Sanderson

23) Elend Venture, Mistborn - Brandon Sanderson; Renarin Kholin - Stormlight Archive

24) Nova Artino, Renegades - Marissa Meyer

25) Kaladin x Happiness, Stormlight Archive-- just kidding. There are so many.

26) idk

*27) best plot twist

28) Adrian Everhart's power from Renegades: making drawings come to life

29) Moash, Stormlight Archive; Alex Strike, Magisterium; Octavian, Heroes of Olympus - Rick Riordan; Gally, Maze Runner - James Dashner

30) Alex Strike

31) ooh I don't know

32) Death Cure 250 (because spoilers)

33) Jasnah bashing Amaram in Oathbringer

34) Sewers in Les Misérables

35) again DC 250, also the last 100 pages of Hero of Ages - Brandon Sanderson

36) SHOCKER! Stormlight Archive

37) Lunar Chronicles

38) Every Day

39) I don't read horror

40) Gentleman's Guide to Vice and Virtue - Mackenzi Lee

41) Maze Runner

emoji book ask

1) 📚 approximately how many books have you read 

2) 📝 book that everyone has to read 

3) 📕 favourite first book in a series 

4) 📗 favourite second book in a series 

5) 📘 favourite third book in a series 

6) 📖 book you’ve read more than once and how many times 

7) 🛋 book that keep you up all night 

8) 🎁 book that was surprisingly good 

9) 😡 book you expected more of 

10) 💰 most expensive book you’ve bought 

11) 💩 the worst book you’ve read 

12) 🏆 the best book you’ve read 

13) 🎥 favourite book to movie/tv show adaptation 

14) 🎬 book you want to be a movie/tv show 

15)  🏝 summer book recommendation 

16) ⛄️ winter book recommendation 

17) 🌎 favourite fictional world 

18) 🐲 favourite book creature 

19) 👯 favourite female friendship 

20) 👯‍♂️ favourite male friendship 

21) 💋 favourite kiss 

22) 👸 favourite princess/queen 

23) 🤴 favourite prince/king 

24) 😈 favourite villain 

25) ❤️ favourite ship 

26) ⛵️ favourite crack ship 

27) 😱 best plot twist 

28) 🔮 power you’d like to have 

29) 🥊 character you’d punch in the face 

30) 😤 character you loved but now hate 

31) 😻 character you hated but now love 

32) 😭 death that made you cry the most 

33) 😂 the funniest scene 

34) 🤢 the grossest scene 

35) 💔 scene that broke your heart

36) 🏹 favourite fantasy book

37) 🚀 favourite sci fi book

38) 🌹 favourite romance book

39) 👻 favourite horror book

40) 🏰 favourite historical fiction book

41) 🔫 favourite dystopian book

I NEED THIS SHIRT YOU HAVE NO IDEA

Yeah, Les Mis you just have to admit defeat at some point.

guide to singing along to musicals alone

Be More Chill: sing along to ALL the instrumentals.

The Book of Mormon: passionately yell the lines. Then glance out the window awkwardly to make sure no one’s listening. Then resume passionately yelling. Awkwardly go quiet when you hear people passing your door. Repeat.

Dear Evan Hansen: two modes: either humming the songs peacefully to yourself or jumping to your feet, perfectly executing the “Sincerely, Me” dance and also doing all of Ben Platt’s physical tics and waiting for your Tony.

Falsettos: *singing along happily for hundredth time* *abruptly stops* What does that line even mean

Hamilton: there is literally only one way to do it: singing along to all the parts at once and incorporating all the furniture in the room for maximum effect.

The Last Five Years: have a hundred tabs open with the lyrics. It would be one of the easiest musicals to sing along to alone if there weren’t so many goddamn words.

Les Misérables: reconcile yourself to the fact that it’s physically impossible to sing along to all the parts. You gotta just pick a character to sing with. Which is actually fine, because most Les Mis fans have this one character that’s “their” character. And there’s probably only one character who’s in your range, anyway. I mean, you can try to sing along to all the parts, but prepare to get absolutely slaughtered in “One Day More.”

Newsies: whatever you do, just don’t try to dance along. Please.

Next to Normal: *singing along happily for hundredth time* *abruptly stops* Whoa. That line is really clever/weird/sad/beautiful.

The Phantom of the Opera: AHHHHH aaahhhh ahhhh ahhhHHHH SING MY ANGEL OF MUSIC AHHHH ahhhh ahhh hahhhHHHHH sing mY ANGEL ahhh hahhhhhhh ahhhhHHHHH SING FOR MEEEE AHHHHH HHHHHHHH HAHHHHH HHHHHH HHHHHHHHHHHHHHH SING MY ANGEL HHHHHHHH Ś̹̗̝̠̫I͓̻̰̲N̢̠͕G̦̬͟ ̲F̳̫̦̜̭̰O͙̹̪͕̞͉͟R̩̭̦ ̛̠͚̰M̫͍̬͇͈̖EE̖̙̬̳̞̞̹È̖E͈EE͏E̗̞̲͍̰̕E̗̙̬̻̭Ḛ̫͉̗̜ aaʰʰʰʰʰʰʰʰʰʰʰʰʰʰʰʰʰʰʰʰʰʰʰʰʰʰʰʰʰʰʰʰʰʰʰʰʰʰʰʰ

Rent: ALL the air guitar.

Spring Awakening: *forgets lyric* 🎶 lonely grass purple horses hay bale 🎶

Waitress: wait until “I Didn’t Plan It” and “She Used to Be Mine,” and then let out YEARS of pain and sadness

Wicked: *searches on YouTube* how to belt

HE AIMS HIS PISTOL AT THE SKY

Will Roland heads home after Tony’s After Party wraps at 4:30 AM ©Jenny Anderson

Awesome field day pride parade today!!!

Angourie Rice and Owen Teague as Rhiannon and A (Alexander) from the Every Day movie poster. Drawn with Prismacolor pencil and white gel pen, July 2018

They all yelled in excitement. Tamara yelled because she was happy. Aaron yelled because he liked it when other people were happy, and Call yelled because he was sure they were going to die.

The Iron Trial (Cassandra Clare/Holly Black)

This is the entire series in one sentence

Ship of the Dead SPOILERS CONTAINED

I just realized.

Spoilers beyond this point

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Magnus and Alex are a couple now. They're both einherjar, which means they're dead. We, as fans, ship them. This makes them a SHIP OF THE DEAD

RICK YOU DID THIS ON PURPOSE DIDN'T YOU

Oathbringer review/thoughts *SPOILERS CONTAINED*

Oathbringer by Brandon Sanderson

Book 3 of the Stormlight Archive series

Page count: 1233

Genre: fantasy

***SPOILERS CONTAINED BEYOND THIS POINT***

Wow. What a ride. This book was not only so exciting that I stayed up past midnight three nights in a row reading it, but also incredibly meaningful.

I was upset by Elhokar's death because I had hopes for Moash and Elhokar was close to redemption. And by upset I mean I was throwing my pillow down the stairs. That scene where Kaladin had his breakdown and the humans and parshmen he cared about started fighting really got to me. Poor Kal has gone through so much and he just needs love. (Not necessarily romantic, just love in general)

This book really addresses the meanings of right and wrong, after getting to know the parshmen with Kaladin and finding out that the humans we're the voidbringers.

I think there's a lot of representation of different human problems and mental illnesses in this book: split/multiple personality with Shallan, depression with Kaladin, epilepsy with Renarin, amnesia and alcohol addiction with Dalinar. As Brandon Sanderson himself said, character's limitations are more interesting than their strengths, and the realism of these characters is one of the amazing things about these books, as well as the detailed worlds and cultures he created. And, of course, the crossover with Warbreaker and the mention of Vivenna.

I loved this book. So much. I'm glad Shallan and Adolin ended up together, because I don't think I could imagine Kaladin and Shallan. Also, Dalinar fighting off Odium was the coolest thing ever. I'm so happy that Jasnah became queen.

I think it's awesome that Dalinar learned to read at the end because as he said, the men claimed battle and the women claimed literature, and now with Jasnah, Shallan, Lift, Lyn, etc, learning to fight and Dalinar and Renarin learning to read, they're reclaiming what used to be closed to them. It's so cool.

Thank you, Brandon, for this amazing new update on Roshar, and I can't wait for the next one.

What part of the cosmere/on what planet does Warbreaker take place? I’m not sure if I’m reading it in the right order because the only other cosmere books I’ve read are WoK and WoR. Edit: is it Roshar? If the shash glyph exists? Edit 2: I'm confused now because it's not on Roshar yet the shash glyph exists help me