National Read A Book Day!
🕑 Added 2024-09-06 13:00:05 +0000 UTCHappy #nationalreadabookday ππ
Hope you're all enjoying a fabulous read at the moment! Apart from Wayhaven (π), what is your comfort book that you can read time and time again? #thewayhavenchronicles
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Eve
Okay, I just played it. Dude. Lissa is my favorite. I LOVE her. Best recommendation ever and I guess you weren't even technically recommending it, LOL. Still! Stellar!
Nathaniel Mayfield
Want the link?
Renata dos Santos
It's w|w, Lizzie and Caroline Bingley!
Brandon Gill
Yeah! It was made to be after the events of Inheritance!
Eve
I haven't read those yet, but "The Fork, The Witch and the Worm" sounds like it needs to be on my shelf immediately!
Eve
Oh, that sounds amazing!
Brandon Gill
Yeah! The four books Eragon, Eldest, Brisingr and Inheritance were awesome! Plus he put out two more books since then. βThe Fork, The Witch and the Worm.β And βMurtaghβ
Eve
Oh that sounds goooood! I love a dramatic murder mystery.
Eve
I have to try that! Is it wlw or mlm?
Eve
My Immortal even counts as classic literature at this point, I think.
Eve
Ah, it's been so long since I thought about Eragon!
Eve
Ooh, I haven't tried that one yet despite having the app, but that sounds good! I liked the "If It Please the Court" one, and it had a similar premise. I totally have to try that one next. What's your favorite thing about it? Spoiler-y or non-spoiler-y, I don't mind.
Ant Lrt
My immortal being obviously the best of the best without contest
Ant Lrt
Well, I can't focus long enough to read normal books and haven't found something that clicks with me as well as Wayhaven did so I'll keep enjoying it as long I can lmao
Jason Bond
Similar thing here. "Their Majesties' Pleasure" , a Heart's Choice Romantic IF where you play a fantasy guard who gets caught up in the escapades of the prince and princess. You choose which, and help with kingdom politics.
Brandon Gill
Mannn, I read so many books. I used to have time to read 300 pages in a day but now I am done to 2-3 says for the same. If I had to pick a book that I read most often. It is the Bible. I am on a reading plan to read it once every year. Other than that. It would be the Overlord Series(Light Novel) or Eragon by Christopher Paolini.
VS
I tend to go in cyclic binges. At the moment, it's probably A Lovely Light. I appreciate the author's take on the fae, and I love the queer rep.
Brandon Gill
I did the test and I am Ravenclaw
Ellie
I go to my fanfic bookmark archive. And most often the Harry Potter ones.
Renata dos Santos
Gay Pride and Prejudice by Kate Christie... I love the original one wholeheartedly, but aftet I read this version, it became my comfort book
Alizah Omar
Oh how I love it! And then putting on the movie right after! Makes me go out and frolic lol love the vibes and little rituals it gives me
Tamara
Same - I reread Pride and prejudice every other year (or whenever I feel like it ^^). It's such a comfort book <3
Nathaniel Mayfield
Interesting I ended up in hufflepuff with a mix of gryffindor
Mar
Re-reading An Offer From A Gentleman (Benedict Bridgerton)
Nicola Newton
Definitely Griffindor although I'm kinda like Ravenclaw
Nathaniel Mayfield
Yes gotta claim being a potterhead. Now the question must be asked. Which house?
Sophia Strange
if we were villains by m. l. rio!! take a bunch of reclusive acting students who only perform shakespeare and put them in the middle of a murder mystery where one of them has died πβ¨
Nathaniel Mayfield
The Riyria revelations is a hidden gem in the fantasy world. Also found an audio version with a full voice cast, sound effects, and a musical score. It's awesome.
Alizah Omar
Pride and prejudice! Love going into that setting and getting lost over and over again
Eve
Not necessarily a book, but there's another IF that I've played over and over (though not to the degree that I've replayed Wayhaven). Kidnapped! A Royal Birthday is ridiculous, fantastic, and incredibly endearing to me, always.
Nicola Newton
Has to be Harry Potter. I've read it a million times but never gets boring. It reminds me of wayhaven because I like to reread from the beginning with each new book.