Tales Of A Triple Threat

 'Ello there, friends!  In case you didn't know, I love books, and I love Buffy the Vampire Slayer, so I was destined to do this tag.  I found this tag on  this blog . The Questions Buffy-A Character Who Leads A Double Life Buffy is just such an icon and a fantastically written character. She's a great example of a chosen one character and she's just such a strong person [and not just because of her super strength], plus she's a fashion icon. It's been forever since I read it, but I remember the main character in the Rebel Magisters book led a double life.  Xander-A Book With A Character Who Mostly Just Provides Comic Relief I don't think that Xander just provides comic relief. He does a lot of important things for the plot. He's not my favorite but I definitely enjoy his role as the heart of the Scoobies, as well as being one of the few character without any type of magical skill or super strength.  The first person I thought of was Leo Valdez from the

 Hello again, and welcome to the last installment of my To All the Boys I've Loved Before book/movie comparison. The Book My Thoughts: This book was good. It wasn't as good as the first one, but I did enjoy it overall.  I liked the theme of change in this book. It really hit me hard in a lot of places. It felt a tad more melancholy than the previous two books in the series, but it was sweet and hopeful, too. I feel like a lot of the characters have matured in this book-----Kitty especially, though she's still a troublemaker. Again, can I just say how much I love Kitty? She's one of the best parts in all of the To All The Boys I've Loved Before books. I love the wedding subplot, as well as pretty much anything with Trina in this book. I liked that Margot had a fairly big role in this one. She was annoying at first, but she had a really good character arc, so I can't complain too much. I do feel like Peter and Lara Jean could have communicated better, but they do

 Hello! It's been awhile since I've done a book review, so here I am.  Author: Amber Benson Length: 306 pages Genres: Urban Fantasy Content Warnings: There's some language [not a lot, but it does include the f-word], two sex scenes, and some violence [not a lot, just a few fight scenes]. Trigger Warnings: The only thing I can think of is child abuse in a flashback. Summary: When Lyse MacAllister's great-aunt, Eleanora, the woman who raised her, becomes deathly ill, Lyse puts her comfortable life in Georgia on hold to rush back to Los Angeles. And once she returns to Echo Park, Lyse discovers her great-aunt has been keeping secrets-----extraordinary secrets----from her.  Not only is Lyse heir to Eleanora's Victorian estate: she is also expected to take her great-aunt's place in the Echo Park coven of witches. But to accept her destiny means to place herself in deadly peril-for the world of magic is under siege, and the battle the witches now fight may be their la

 Hi! Quinley  nominated me for this tag. Thank you so much.  The Rules Thank and link the blogger who nominated you Include the tag graphic in your post Answer the ten questions the blogger asked Nominate five to 10 bloggers Ask your nominees 10 book-related questions Don't feel obligated by these rules Have fun Quinley's Questions What is your favorite sub-genre of fantasy and why? Magical realism. I think I like it because well-written magical realism combines real-world problems with magical ones, and I like to see how magic works in our world. What is your favorite book series? And why? Ooh, I have a lot of favorite book series. At the moment, The Raven Cycle might be my favorite.  I really like Maggie Stiefvater's writing style, and I adore the setting and all of the main characters, as well as most of the supporting characters. Who is your favorite fictional character and who is your least favorite fictional character? Well, that's a tricky question. I love so man

 Hello everyone! I hope you're all having a good day, and, if not, here's a virtual hug. As most of you probably know by now, I'm a big fan of Buffy the Vampire Slayer. There are plenty of problematic elements to it, but I still enjoy it a lot, and I think it's a good show overall.  One of my favorite elements of Buffy is its great characters. There are so many layered, interesting characters, and I have so many favorites. Giles, Anya, Spike, Buffy, all of them are so interesting. I even like Dawn, but I've already made a post on that.  Today I'm going to be talking about Tara a little bit.  In case you haven't seen the show, I'm just going to tell you a little bit about Tara.  Oh! And spoilers for Seasons 4-6. If you don't want to see spoilers, maybe skip this post.  Tara Maclay is first introduced in Season Four as Willow's friend, later girlfriend, who's also a witch----and a very talented one at that. She was on the show for three seasons

 Hi! So, December [and 2021] is over. I'm kind of panicking about it being a new year, but I'm excited for the upcoming year, too. Books I Read in December Movies/TV Shows I Watched in December So, this month I watched a lot of Doctor Who. I'm now watching Peter Capaldi's first season, which I like a lot so far. I also re-watched some Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Anne With An E, and re-watched a few Stranger Things episodes with my mom. I also watched the Christmas episodes of Community and Warehouse 13.  Events of December -Christmas!  It was pretty good this year. I had a two-week break from school where I mostly just relaxed and watched movies. I also decorated a gingerbread house and some Christmas cookies. Some family members came over on Christmas Day, and that was fun.  -I did some editing at the beginning of the month, and I'm about a third of the way through my first round of edits on my book.  -I also played quite a bit of video games this month. I got a S