Animal Crossing: New Horizons I love, and will forever love, Animal Crossing. I can’t wait to start playing on it the Switch and be given that golden ticket to a deserted island by the racoon I will forever be indebted to. Ori and the Will of the Wisps This is such a gorgeous series, so … Continue reading The 2020 Releases I’m Most Excited For
A big thank-you for Keiko for tagging me in this! They write awesome anime reviews, and their weekly round ups focused on seasonal anime are always great! Definitely head over there for some great anime and also music content! The rules for this tag are as follows: - Accept and thank your challenger(s) by linking … Continue reading THE ONE LINER TAG: ASK ME MORE ABOUT THE WAVE, I DARE YOU…
This is an amazing series and no-one can convince my otherwise. Deltora Quest is an anime that was adapted from Emily Rodda’s children’s fiction series of the same title. For those who don’t know the great Australian author that is Emily Rodda, this is her pen name for her children’s books and other series such … Continue reading DELTORA QUEST: WHY DOES NO-ONE EVER TALK ABOUT THIS
What do you guys think about these? It’s been theorised that Harry hallucinated the entire series. He was deprived of food by his aunt and uncle and was starving in the cupboard under the stairs, hence the hallucinations. Steve Kloves, a screenwriter for the films, has even said about Harry being in the cupboard, “The … Continue reading 5 INTERESTING HARRY POTTER CONSPIRACIES TO TAKE NOTE OF
It’s definitely very interesting to read! The fact it’s based upon Jane Eyre Essentially Jean Rhys has rewritten Charlotte Bronte’s Jane Eyre. She stated that, “Bertha seemed such a poor ghost, I thought I’d like to write her a life.” I think that this is a very interesting concept that Rhys has taken and it … Continue reading 3 THINGS I LIKE ABOUT WIDE SARGASSO SEA
I get nostalgic and re-read books I liked when I was younger too often… “Ever since Aurelie Bonhoffen was a child, she has juggled and played the dead girl on the ghost train at Bonhoffen's Seaside Pier. On her twelfth birthday, she stumbles on her family’s remarkable secret. It’s hard to accept at first, but … Continue reading 10 THOUGHTS AFTER RE-READING ‘THE REMARKABLE SECRET OF AURELIE BONHOFFEN’
“Going against the flow takes courage. I respect that” - Annie The storylines follow Annie and Mikasa It gives a deeper understanding into the characters (especially Annie since we really didn’t get to see her all that much before she went into the crystal) and lets us learn more about their own stories. This works … Continue reading 8 REASONS WHY YOU SHOULD GET INVESTED IN ‘ATTACK ON TITAN: LOST GIRLS’
Mischief managed… So… you mean to tell me that nobody notices that Ron’s rat is Peter Pettigrew? Ron would sleep with that rat every night and he carried it around a lot. It obviously would have showed up on the Maurader’s Map, which Fred and George were in the possession of. So you mean to … Continue reading 4 PLOT HOLES IN ‘HARRY POTTER’ THAT WE NEED TO TALK ABOUT
I borrowed a camera from my university over the weekend and I managed to not break it. I’m proud of me. Hi everyone! So, the lovely shadowcat99 tagged me to participate in ‘Let’s All Write a Book!’ For those who may not know what this tag is, this idea starts with Arthifis! He came up with … Continue reading LET’S ALL WRITE A BOOK: CHAPTER 2, PARAGRAPH 3
I apologise in advance if you really like this play. Because this is just an incoherent rant about why I don’t. But then again, maybe I’m just reading all of this wrong and need someone to tell me to be quiet. I like plays. And I really like Shakespeare. And I like tragedies. I love … Continue reading A 3 POINT RANT ABOUT ‘THE DUCHESS OF MALFI’
