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But not in the way you think. Imma grab my computer -
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Wings of Fire was really fun to read- I got the first book of the second series, but never got the second... I might get some more just for the heck of it after I move XD
It's uh I feel way too old to be saying this, but the second series is good. As is what there is of the third lmao I think there's another one coming out, because it's five books per arc, but I haven't got a clue
Definitly need to keep reading then XD
I honestly think if the book is well written and interresting, is doesn't matter what age is supposed to read it. I found a fun book in Germany that definitly was not for my age group, but the writing and story was so good I read the entire series in a few months.
I think I was thinking about reading the Guardian Herd, but I was reading warriors at the time and didn't want to switch series... so I never got to it.
Bravelands, by Erin Hunter wasn't bad either... I read the first two books and then forgot they existed though XD |
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Schatten Waechter said:
Boundless said:
Schatten Waechter said:
Wings of Fire was really fun to read- I got the first book of the second series, but never got the second... I might get some more just for the heck of it after I move XD
It's uh I feel way too old to be saying this, but the second series is good. As is what there is of the third lmao I think there's another one coming out, because it's five books per arc, but I haven't got a clue
Definitly need to keep reading then XD
I honestly think if the book is well written and interresting, is doesn't matter what age is supposed to read it. I found a fun book in Germany that definitly was not for my age group, but the writing and story was so good I read the entire series in a few months.
I think I was thinking about reading the Guardian Herd, but I was reading warriors at the time and didn't want to switch series... so I never got to it.
Bravelands, by Erin Hunter wasn't bad either... I read the first two books and then forgot they existed though XD
Erin Hunter is actually not real. Its a bunch of authors working together. |
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I can't find the book I read it in, but i remember looking at the author information and reading that. |
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I do the knowing of that- but my headache wont let me write the Erin Hunters or whateverhuebguyengiu4bgeubhuebgvbiuge
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I do the knowing of that- but my headache wont let me write the Erin Hunters or whateverhuebguyengiu4bgeubhuebgvbiuge
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I found the book-
The author of the book I'm reading it out of is Inbali Iserles, btw:
"She is one of the team of authors behind the New York Times bestselling Survivors series, who write under the pseudonym of Erin Hunter." |
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It's the smallest of things, those of which that seem most insignificant, that we tend to brush off, and deem unimportant. It's the smallest of things we disregard, for how could the possibly make a difference? Making your bed in the morning, writing an RP reply, doing the laundry; such small things, of such insignificance, they may seem trivial. But is it not the seconds that make up our minutes, the minutes our hours, hours to days, days to weeks, weeks to months, months to years, years to our lives?
And it all starts with the seconds. The smallest increments of time. The little things. Putting such tasks on hold is nothing more than putting your seconds on hold. No minutes can pass without those seconds, brushed off in your distraction, your desire for only the simplest of tasks, your wish for ease. But it all starts with those seconds, those little things. By making a bed, your day can move on, unhindered by your own hesitance. By writing that RP reply, you can build a story, and continue your day fulfilled by that success, no matter how small. So, do not put off the little things, for it is the seconds that make up your life. |
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There dramatic motivation aha |
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It's the smallest of things, those of which that seem most insignificant, that we tend to brush off, and deem unimportant. It's the smallest of things we disregard, for how could the possibly make a difference? Making your bed in the morning, writing an RP reply, doing the laundry; such small things, of such insignificance, they may seem trivial. But is it not the seconds that make up our minutes, the minutes our hours, hours to days, days to weeks, weeks to months, months to years, years to our lives?
And it all starts with the seconds. The smallest increments of time. The little things. Putting such tasks on hold is nothing more than putting your seconds on hold. No minutes can pass without those seconds, brushed off in your distraction, your desire for only the simplest of tasks, your wish for ease. But it all starts with those seconds, those little things. By making a bed, your day can move on, unhindered by your own hesitance. By writing that RP reply, you can build a story, and continue your day fulfilled by that success, no matter how small. So, do not put off the little things, for it is the seconds that make up your life.
You should write speeches-
And books-
And whatever else people write, because I'm very moved by this work of art.
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Doom please read the guardian herd aha, even though you're too old, it's well written and a part of childhood lmao |
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