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Re: Tamora Pierce Novels

Posted: Wed Jul 07, 2010 6:40 pm
by willowtree
*is on page 16 of Sandry's Book* I'm reading three books at once. Well, technically, reading two books, re-reading one. *sigh*

Yeah, I hope Bekka's story is good to the end. It's in a different style and is so different that I dunno if it's gonna be ok. *frowns*

~h. f. e. l.

Re: Tamora Pierce Novels

Posted: Thu Jul 08, 2010 4:03 pm
by blasphemous_contessa
I got The Dragon Bookso a librian just droppe 70doas worth of NEW kitchen supplies for my apt.

second line is reading the dragon book

Re: Tamora Pierce Novels

Posted: Fri Jul 09, 2010 11:41 am
by willowtree
I'm still reading Sandry's Book, my thoughts so far:
-Don't like Niko
-Love Tris
-Love Daja
-Like Sandry
-Dunno about Briar

Is Dragon Book good?

Awww, that's so nice.

~h. f .e. l.

Re: Tamora Pierce Novels

Posted: Fri Jul 09, 2010 3:32 pm
by blasphemous_contessa
Niko is HIGH-lariouslter on I love him...but not quite the same way I love Briar.

The Dragon Book is really good, and I might look up some of the books written by the other guys who did parts of it.

Librarians are my befriends,athetic as that sounds

Re: Tamora Pierce Novels

Posted: Fri Jul 09, 2010 7:39 pm
by willowtree
Niko is high what? :? sorry....
I'm liking Briar a bit more, now...

Is it? That's good. Next time I'm near a big book store I'll look for it. or ask my mom to get it in the library...

It doesn't sound pathetic, it sounds smart. Librarians are smart, resourceful people.

Y'know who Neal reminds me of? Xander, from Buffy. in a strange, abstract way.

Oh, and, I read your Immortals ficlet, and I loved it. :D
(I said that on the t(w)een thread, but I'm not sure if you saw it... if you did, feel free to... i dunno... do something. :D )

~h. f. e. l.

Re: Tamora Pierce Novels

Posted: Sat Jul 10, 2010 8:10 pm
by blasphemous_contessa
I appreciate that. I wrote it a while back when I wasn't very comfortable writing conversation (in case you hadn't noticed) I'm contemplating writing a companion piece that exists outside of Numair's head.

Really? Neal as Xander? I never would have thought. But then I didn't really watch Buffy. Neal actually kind of reminds me of my friend Joe/John/Husband (I would explain how my high school group's nicknames worked but it's just too complicated. His name is actually Paul.)

Re: Tamora Pierce Novels

Posted: Sun Jul 11, 2010 7:55 pm
by willowtree
Ooh, well, tell me if you write it, because I'd love to read it.

I love Numair. I stumbled on a series of short stories in between the books and all four the books in Numair's perspective on fanfiction.net. It's good so far.

It's mostly the awkward jokes. Neal is more self-confident and sassy then Xander, but like I said, they have the same weird jokes.
To be honest, I've only seen season one and a bit of what I believe is near the last season, if not. The library doesn't have season two. :(

Paul? Okay then. :lol:
I don't know anyone like Neal... None of my friends are interesting. :lol:

~h. f. e. l.

Re: Tamora Pierce Novels

Posted: Wed Jul 14, 2010 2:31 pm
by blasphemous_contessa
haha, some of my favorite authors do Numair stories.

there's Sonnet Lacewing
and Saramacks for one
oh and Loten does some excellent Numair-centric stories

they are all on my favorites on ff.net

Re: Tamora Pierce Novels

Posted: Wed Jul 14, 2010 5:34 pm
by willowtree
Allrighty, I'll go look 'em up.

Oh! Loten. that's the name. She/he did the quartet from Numair's POV.

~h. f. e. l.

Re: Tamora Pierce Novels

Posted: Thu Jul 15, 2010 2:38 pm
by blasphemous_contessa
Yeah, she also did a shorter story of after ROTG.

She's really good. Did you look up Sonnet Lacewing?

Oh I can't remember who did it, but someone did from Emperor Mage in Numair's POV and a couple of in between stories. They were called Two Weeks in Carthak, Mitigating Circumstances, Taken, and something else I can' remember. Also in my faves.