Ok so everyone always says that powerless and the hunger games are similar right?? but excuse me why is no-one talking about how red queen and powerless are like THE SAME BOOK??? literally the mmc has a brother who *spoilers ahead* betrays them, and its a powerless girl from the poor area who accidentally finds herself among royalty! its all so similar... but um like THE DANCE SCENE??? WHERE PAEDYN DANCES WITH KAI?? THERES LITERALLY THE SAME SCENE IN RED QUEEN WHERE MARE DANCES WITH CAL?? they both say 'oh I wouldn't want u to step on my bros feet all night tho' and like WHAT its so similar like the same scene rewritten??

Yeah so I just ranted about that for a while um

*runs*

I'm currently reading The Half King, I'm 345 pages in, and I rate it 3/5 stars so far.

Have any of you read the Great Gatsby? I just read it a few days ago and before I read I actually figured I wouldn't like it because in my mind classics are usually overrated and hard to understand (personal opinion) so I was quite shocked to find that I actually liked it. Anyway if you haven't read it I highly recommend it. Also please don't take any offence to what I said about my thoughts on classics, it is completely a personal opinion.

Had anyone read Six More Months of June by Daisy Garrison or Deep is the Fen by Lili Wilkinson?

And if so, would you recommend them?

I'm thinking of Reading them but idk-

Oh and if anyone has any recommendations for romance books please share because I'm dying for a good romance -

Hey there book lovers wiki!

I’m hat for those who don’t know (I’ll be betting you all do tho ✨) and I’m going to try to make a monthly post about corresponding books!

And it’s only fitting for this month’s book theme to be:

👻🎃💀horror💀🎃👻

Give me your spookiest, scariest, monster-mash-able list of Halloween reads!

Here’s some ideas for books:

1. Scariest book(s) you’ve ever read

2. Most nostalgic horror book(s)

3. A book that made your bones rattle

For me, some of my favorite horror books are:

• Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark

• More Scary Stories to tell in the Dark

• Scary Stories 3: More Tales to Chill Your Bones

• Asylum

• The Gathering Dark

• All the Dead Lie Down

Writers of the wiki, some of yall have probably heard about the evil Clearsight storyline that was considered by tui for WoF. I’m curious what yall think that would be like if it were real? I always thought it was more interesting than the arc three that happened, so I’m wondering if any of yall agree

*ah yes, my futile attempts at getting this wiki back up again*

Anywho, like the title says! What is the book[s] you’re reading currently?

Say the title, author, and what you think about it so far!

Here’s mine:

Ready Player One by Ernest Cline

So far, i really like it! Right now I’m in a bit of a bland patch so i stopped reading it, but the world building is immaculate. I am a bit tired of the repetitiveness of a teenage boy moping over some girl he liked and that gave the bad guys an advantage, but eh, whatever.

Give Me Your Midnight by Rachel Griffen

OMG THIS BOOK Y’ALL I AMLITERALY FREAKING OUT

THIS DARN THING HAS AN UNEXPECTED BETRAYL AND I STILL HAVE LIEK, 15 CHAPTERS LEFT, WHAT AM I GONNA DO!?!?!? *probably keep reading it aggressively and cry when it’s over*

Powerful but Lauren Roberts

I am less than 2 chapters in and i know i will cry at the end. So, i already know the fate of this character in it bc it was revealed at the end of powerless, but i did commit the ultimate book crime and skip to the last chapter from Adeana’s pov AND I WAS ALMOST CRYING THAT STUFF WASN’T EVEN ONE FRICKEN PAGE LONG AND IT WAS ALL ITALICS, I’M SOBBING YALL but i can’t wait to see a new friendship bloom 😍

So tell me what’s in your reading piles?

What the title says. Basically, any books you think need more recognition or just aren't popular enough. This means that they have a small fanbase, but deserve more, or isn't appreciated enough.

For me, I'd say The Inheritance Cycle by Christopher Paolini is underrated. Sure, it's known around the readers circle of people, but it's way better than some claim. Even though a few parts aren't executed that greatly, I really loved a few storylines and the entire story feels very nostalgic to me.

I'd also add obscure science fiction stories from the seventies of which I find musty copies of anthologies in my library. Lem and Asimov are some of the greats here, but there are so many more random short stories I have never heard anyone talk of that deserve it.

Lastly, even though it's also not entirely unheard of, the Ranger's Apprentice series by John Flanagan is absolutely awesome. I love every single one of the characters to the Moon and back and the plot is always fun. The general atmosphere of being a Ranger -- running around in the forest, shooting with a bow and arrow, being masters of invisibility and drinking your coffee with honey -- is something I can just think about for ever without getting tired of.

Anyways, those were my thoughts! I'd love to hear what you lot have to say, and, until then, have a good day!

Exactly what the title says. They can be funny, random, deep, sad -- anything, really. If you'd like, it'd be nice to also add why you like the quote so much.

Some of mine are:

"Deadlines just aren't real to me until I'm staring one in the face." from The Lightning Thief by Rick Riordan,

"People are more difficult to work with than machines. And when you break a person, he can't be fixed." from The Battle of the Labyrinth by Rick Riordan,

“You step into the Road, and if you don’t keep your feet, there is no knowing where you might be swept off to.” from The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring by J.R.R. Tolkien,

“He'd been wrong, there was a light at the end of the tunnel, and it was a flamethrower.” from Mort by Terry Pratchett, and, lastly,

“So, not expecting to see anyone, he failed to do so.” from The Ruins of Gorlan by John Flanagan.

I like the first two because they feel horribly relatable -- I procrastinated on an art presentation for a good deal of this and last week, and I often wish people could just work in a way that would make sense to everyone. The third sounds beautiful and makes me feel like a child again, thinking about how wonderful everything out there is. The fourth is a classic Terry Pratchett joke (honestly, I like anything he writes, and there are way too many lines in his books that made me giggle while reading them) and involves flamethrowers, so it's obvious I like it. Finally, the fifth one has the perfect Ranger's Apprentice vibes with just a bit of dry humour to top it off.

Anyways, that's all for now, see you later!

I read the Lord of the Rings and the Hobbit before I even thought about reading Percy Jackson or Harry Potter. I think it was the summer when I was 12 maybe? I read Percy Jackson that next school year and Harry Potter only last year.

(also why did the auto fill want me to put bear after confession? Lmhoi)

I'm curious to see how you draw stuff. You can describe it, show some pictures, anything!

Personally, I make rough sketches with pencil and then don't have the energy or talent to add many details. My drawings usually end up with a lot of excess rough lines in the background, but I like the messiness. I also have an inexplicable hate for circles, so when I have to draw something curved, it's just a lot of straight lines joining together to make it somewhat work. Sometimes, when I'm feeling bold, I try to add certain geometrical shapes to my drawings, but, most of the time, they stay pretty simple.

Anyways, have a good day and remember that your art is incredible!

I’m going to attempt at single-handedly reviving it even tho that’s not gonna work and it’s only dying bc we are all forgetting it exists… *is guilty of it too*

NOW BACK TO BUSINESS! The last book you read is your past. The book you are currently reading is your present. Then the first book on your TBR is your future. What’s your life looking like?

• Last book I read: The Selection by Keira Cass

• The book I’m reading rn: Powerless by Lauren Roberts

• The next book in my TBR: Belladonna by Adalyn Grace

So what does my life look like?

Well my family is royal and my mom was chosen by my dad in a slightly messed up way to date people and they fixed a rebellion. Then a plague came along and wiped out a bunch of people and I’m faking having powers and I accidentally saved a prince who threw me into a competition with people who have powers. And then someday in my future my daughter will be orphaned and cannot die, she’ll go through many guardians and be able to see ghosts.

So tell me fellow book enthusiasts, if your life turned into a novel or series, what does it look like!?

Also slightly unrelated, I’m one book ahead of schedule for my Goodreads reading challenge and I’m very proud of myself. (I decided to set it at 35 books this year!)

You're going on vacation and pack three books even though you'll have probably no time to read them JUST IN CASE

The ones I brought are:

Lock + Key by Sarah Dessen

Why would I lie by Adi Rule

And

The Finisher by David Baldacci

I started this book 2 days ago and it's so good so far!! I'm on page 138 and it is already interesting and there is already some action (not major but some). It's a fictional book that has romance in it. The book is called Onyx & Ivory by Mindee Arnett and if you have read it, say in the comments!!

I would recommend this book for people who liked/read the Shadow & Bone series or maybe The Hunger Games. There is also a 2nd book called Shadow & Flame but idk if it is/will be as good as the first so far!

I went inactive for bat 8 moth an di come back and this wiki is huge omg it had like 8 epople before... crazy

I'm currently writing a book and I want to post it, but I need a pen name.

Anna Grace W. 

I need a good W last name. So far I have:

Waters

Watson

Wesley

I need help choosing. You could also make it more difficult for me by suggesting another name.

Thank you,

~Ann

So Above the Black has been on my mind for a while! It's an upcoming trilogy that takes place in the Skylands I believe, a bunch of floating islands above a sea of toxic black clouds. It's kinda a steam punk vibe, with skyships and sky serpents. I read an exerpt of the first eight chapters of the first book, Sky's End, but I'm not completely sure if it's official or not, so I'm not going to share it, just to be safe, sorry T-T

But anyways, it seems really good so far! The main character is a kid named Conrad, and I think his uncle killed his dad? So he's trying to reclaim the throne. I'm very excited for the whole thing to come out (January 2nd!!)!

I also made a wiki for it :D

A character that might do well in another book.

That might sound confusing, but it!s really not. :) For example, someone might say Percy Jackson might do really well in Let the Sky Fall. (Now I’ve never read PJO so idk) but do you get the idea?

Have fun and be creative!

Mine would probably be The Hunger Games: Mockingjay, or Keeper of the Lost Cities: Neverseen!