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if-the-crown-fits-translate-it · 3 years

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Overview

'If the Crown Fits’ is a fan-made Dreamon-centric horror ARG!

BEFORE YOU CONTINUE: This ARG discusses many triggering topics (listed below); please do not participate/read if they trigger you! Put your mental health first because it is much much more important!

TW/CWs: cursing, fighting, minor/major injuries (all three of those are sometimes not tagged, be careful (major injuries are always tagged with tw gore!)), death threats, canon-typical abuse, manipulation, gaslighting, guilt tripping, ableist language, dehumanization, power tripping, brainwashing, abuse apologism, condescension, eyestrain, paranoia-inducing content, derealization, body horror, stalking, heavy descriptions of gore and blood, self-harm, murder, family trauma

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The Lock Box Overview

"if-the-crown-fits” accounts:

Tumblr

Twitter [NOW DELETED]

YouTube

TikTok

Discord Server

The Court:

Viscount (he/him) - [Marcus Flores] Has an account on the crown arg discord, brother of Countess. Has his own Tumblr blog.

Countess (she/her) - [Elizabeth Flores] Admin of the tiktok account, sister of Viscount.

Page (he/they) - [Maxwell White] Started out as a member of the crown arg discord. Has his own Tumblr blog.

Baroness (she/her) - [Sydney Meyers] Started out as a member of the crown arg discord. Has her own Tumblr blog.

King (your pronouns [alt. she/they]) - [Mona Fletcher] Started out as a member of the crown arg discord. The fourth. Has a secret Tumblr account.

Empress (she/they) - [Kate] Formerly Somniloquy. Started out as a member of the crown arg discord. Has her own Tumblr blog.

Jester (he/him) - [Koko Mathers] Current "head of the family". Admin of the tiktok account and has his own Tumblr blog.

Paralytic (he/min) - [Donti] Started out as a member of the crown arg discord. Have their own Tumblr blog.

Marquis - [Ethan] Started out as a member of the crown arg discord. Former mineshaft mod. Have their own Tumblr blog.

Spymaster - [Jack the Observer] Started out as a member of the crown arg discord. Former mineshaft mod. They have their own Tumblr blog.

Absent/Dead:

Crown (he/him) - [Enderwalk Ranboo] Previous owner of all “if-the-crown-fits” social media accounts. Name first given by the crown arg discord server.

Prince (fae/they) - [Asher Konrad] Was a mod of the “if-the-crown-fits” tumblr account. Had an account on the crown arg discord; account was used by Crown at times and was used by Countess once. Has faer own Tumblr blog.

Baron (he/him) - [Lee Osbourne] Was a mod of the “if-the-crown-fits” tumblr account. Has his own Tumblr blog.

Duke (he/him) - [] One of the Duchy, a pair of twins. Had an account on the crown arg discord and they have their own Twitter account.

Duchess (she/they) - [] One of the Duchy, a pair of twins. Has an account on the crown arg discord and they have their own Twitter account.

Judge (he/him) - [Jay] Formerly Chorus. Started out as a member of the crown arg discord. Not officially part of the “Court.” They had their own Tumblr blog.

Opus (she/her) - [Charlotte Lempson] Also known as Chat. Started out as a member of the crown arg discord. Not officially part of the "Court", but on Crown's side; a "pawn". Has her own Tumblr blog.

Knight (he/they) - [Fetch Foxx] Started out as a member of the crown arg discord. Has his own Tumblr blog; Fetch has also made a separate blog.

Tags (subject to change):

by: #by:crown, #by:prince, #by:baron, #by:countess, #by:viscount, #by:knight, #by:page, #by:baroness, #by:king, #by:duchy, #by:duke, #by:duchess #by:jester #by:chorus #by:empress, by:chancellor

#by:asher, #by:marcus, #by:fetch, #by:maxwell, #by:ranboo, #by:lee #by:jay #by:dewey #by:mona #by:kate #by:chat, #by:jack

(Sometimes it is confusing which counterpart (OG or Dreamon) is in control at that moment so reference both of their tags for everything!)

on: #on:tumblr (#blog-descriptions, #t:ask, #t:fetch, #t:syd, #t:maxwell, #t:asher, #t:hummingbird, #t:donttellhim, #t:alldogs, #t:viscount, #t:baron, #t:jay, #t:lookfortheeyes, #t:jester, #t:somni, #t:watchers), #on:twitter, #on:youtube (#yt:videos, #yt:comments), #on:tiktok, #on:discord, #lock box

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seo1code-blog · 7 years

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The Definitive Guide to Marketing with Instagram

Reaching potential customers with a branding message they recognize and relate to is integral if companies want to stay relevant and continue to grow. Otherwise they become outdated, competitors start gaining traction and, over time, the company doesn’t replace lost customers with enough new ones. The business starts losing money. Product sits on the shelf. The big kahunas get mad. Bonuses get slashed.

It’s a bad scene.

Smart marketers don’t let this happen because they always keep an eye out for the newest, most impactful way to engage and interact with potential customers.

Social media has made great strides in filling the bill during the past decade, and shows no signs of slowing down. Potential clients live on social media! Posting, tweeting, and sharing selfies are mainstays of behavior across all generational groups.

Since it’s likely buyers are on social media, companies need a presence, too. But saying “social media” these days is broad. Which channel do you choose? Do you need profiles on more than one? With limited resources, how do you get the most bang for your buck?

Facebook is still the biggest social media platform, but it’s got another one nipping at its heels.

Instagram.

Launched in 2010, the photo-centric platform has exploded in recent years and is now in second place as the most used social media channel on the web.

According to Pew Research Center, about half of Instagram users check Instagram once a day, and a third check it several times a day. This frequency of visitation beats out all other social media sites except for Facebook.

The level of growth and engagement Instagram has reached in such a short amount of time should make marketers take notice. Thinking about reaching your audience via social media means more than just Facebook.

Not sure you understand why you should adapt Instagram into your marketing strategy? Here’s your definitive guide to marketing with Instagram.

Why is marketing with Instagram relevant?

Small business owners must spend their time working on initiatives that move the needle toward wider brand recognition, more potential customers, and bigger revenue. Advertising budgets may have grown stale over the years, and the “same old, same old” may not be producing the results they once did.

But, is this a reason to look to Instagram for marketing’s needs?

Yes!

Three reasons marketing on Instagram is relevant to your business are:

Build Brand Recognition

Set yourself apart from your competition with greater brand recognition. Reaching out and engaging potential customers with interesting photos and helpful information allows them to get to know your products without a hard sell approach.

Luckily, Instagram is still wide open with possibilities. According to Instagram, there are 15 million business profiles active on their site. It sounds like a lot, but Facebook eclipses that number with 50 million!

This is good news, because chances are your competition isn’t marketing with Instagram yet. This increases the platform’s relevancy to you because it won’t be as noisy and crowded, and you will have a better chance of connecting with your audience.

Tell A Unique Story

Buyers are increasingly looking for more than a product or service. They want an overall pleasing experience. Instagram marketing gives you the stage to showcase your storytelling skills and weave a tale your current and future customers love.

Interesting blog posts, case studies, customer testimonials, and statistics can all be shared with your Instagram followers. Capitalize on the visuality of the site. Over time, these build into a completely personal marketing campaign that draws in and connects customers with your brand.

Gain More Engagement Than on Other Platforms

Another reason Instagram is relevant to your marketing goals is because their audience is more attentive and engaged. Forrester Research reported in a recent study that Instagram users are 58 times more likely to like, share, or comment on a company’s Instagram post than a similar post on Facebook.

Why is this?

Because a picture is worth a thousand words.

Instagram is photo-driven. Marketers know that visuals are crucial to content’s success. Articles and blogs with photos get 94% more total views than their picture-bare counterparts.

A consumer’s eye is naturally drawn to a picture more than to words. The mind starts crafting a story and making judgments from the context of the picture and the photo’s quality. All this happens faster than if the same consumer is reading the same information.

Perhaps the most relevant aspect of Instagram to marketers is the ability to capitalize on the value of photos in creating emotion and telling a story. Once strategically chosen picture can showcase a brand’s identity, company culture, and product.

If nothing else convinces you that your company should be marketing with Instagram, the above point should do it!

Using Instagram for marketing is relevant and can bring about positive connections and an increased customer base. But, even if you are a pro at negotiating other social media sites, Instagram may seem a bit involved and confusing. Common questions from companies looking into Instagram marketing are:

Where do I begin with marketing on Instagram?

Choose An Admin

Depending on the size of the business and the marketing team, there may be only one or several people involved in developing your social media presence. Pick the most savvy one to be the admin.

Let’s say Kate is the admin.

Kate needs to download the Instagram app onto her tablet or smartphone. This gives her the access she needs to post conveniently and adhere to the schedule marketing lays out.

Once she has the app, she should launch it and start to…

Create A Page

Kate can give either her work email or an email IT sets up specifically for social media usage. Enter that along with the other required information. This part of it should take no more than a couple of minutes.

Choose A Username

Businesses want to pick a name that their customers and prospects will recognize. Kate also needs to consider the company’s handle that she uses on Twitter, if applicable, and either use the same or something similar.

For example, if the company name is Macon Flower Shop, the handle could be @Maconflowers, @Maconflowershop, or @FlowershopMacon. Any of these are easily recognizable to people in the area.

Try to avoid alternate company spellings or a series of numbers when creating the handle.

Designate Account As “Business”

Within the Settings, Kate should note that this profile belongs to a business. This will let her add important information like the company’s store houses and physical address.

Write A Bio

An important piece of the setup includes a killer bio section.

Kate needs to drill down into what she and the company want the audience to know. What sets the company apart? The bio section will most likely take the most time to create than any other part of the setup. Companies frequently use tag lines and mission statements as part of their bio. Share a few words about the type of information the company will be sharing on Instagram. And always, ALWAYS include the website address.

Decide On A Photo

Some businesses choose their logo to be their main photo, and that’s ok. It’s better to brainstorm for a picture that shows the essence of your business. In the Macon Flower Shop example above, instead of a logo, they may showcase a beautiful bouquet of bright flowers.

How do I build Instagram followers?

Setting up an account on Instagram is the easy part. But, even the most descriptive bio and the greatest picture won’t help you market your product or service unless you figure out a way to get people to follow you.

There are several ways to build followers so your marketing efforts on Instagram reach your target audience. Here are three powerful ones.

Employ Relevant Hashtags

A hashtag, formerly known as a pound sign, is a roadmap that helps users navigate through the millions of voices on social media to find the ones that interest them.

It’s important that marketers brainstorm hashtags in advance, and plan to use them consistently in the Instagram marketing strategy.

Do a little research. Look at the hashtags your competition uses. Instagram tells you how often a particular hashtag has been used. Search hashtags that you think your followers would use and make a list of the ones that are popular.

In addition, create some of your brand-specific hashtags that you can use to build recognition. Marketing promotions, events, and product rollouts should have their own hashtags.

Remember that a post can have more than one hashtag. It’s smart marketing to add one or two popular hashtags and one or two branding hashtags. But don’t get carried away. Too many hashtags will dilute your message and make it seem like your company is trying too hard to get noticed.

Post Killer Content

Start marketing with Instagram by sharing killer content that showcases your brand. Crisp, intriguing photos with descriptive posts and relevant hashtags is critical in the beginning more than ever. Post BEFORE you try to get followers. After all, if a user looks at your profile and you only have one photo they will be less likely to follow you.

Develop a story with your posts before you rev up your “follow us” initiative. Below is an example of a new startup, Beauty Clout, posting content about their story prior to building up Instagram followers.

Once you embark on posting and using valuable hashtags to promote your brand and improve find-ability, start a mission to…

Follow First

As you post interesting information with hashtags, your audience will slowly start finding you. Hurry the process along by finding your audience.

Use the hashtags that help them find you to find them. Run a search and check out the people who are using them. These could be your buyers.

In addition, follow associations and groups that tie into your business so people who follow them will have more of a chance of seeing and following you.

Contests and Giveaways

Everyone likes to win something. Create a contest and advertise it on Instagram as well as other social media channels where you already have connections. Think about an email campaign to your contacts encouraging them to follow you. And, of course, post the announcement of the winner.

What should I do to increase engagement on Instagram?

Marketing with Instagram requires more than setting up an account and watching followers flock to you and become your customers. You must understand your buyer persona and their needs and pain points. What question can they get answered or which pain points can be addressed by connecting with you? Keep these answers in mind as you share information and build your brand.

If you don’t pinpoint your buyer, which hopefully you have already done to help your other marketing efforts, your message may be off base. You could end up with a bunch of followers who aren’t viable prospects.

Entice them to engage by…

Posting Relevant Content

Posts need to back up the claims in a bio. The pictures need to be high-quality and interesting, and captions catchy. Out-of-focus photos and boring, rambling captions turn an audience off immediately.

Create a system of consistently sharing great photos with captions and hashtags. Include links to your blog, demos, videos, and other information about your company. But not on every one! Instagram is a place people go for enjoyment, not to be sold. Connecting and building rapport with them is the goal.

Aiming and FIRING

Don’t wait for prospects to knock at your door! Once your page is up and you have shared a dozen or so awesome posts, start liking and commenting on posts. Engaging your audience is essential in gaining followers and increasing visibility of your brand.

Set up a system where you like and comment on a certain number of posts every day. This organically builds your base of followers with people you want to see your content.

How can I boost sales?

Marketing with Instagram helps your company boost sales organically. By getting your message in front of potential customers, connecting with them and forming trust, you build relationships that turn into profitable partnerships.

And there are even more ways to increase your revenue using Instagram than your basic social media strategy.

Calls-to-Action

Instead of a closed-ended post, prompt your audience to do something! Tempt them to click on a blog link, register for a webinar, download an eBook, and enter a contest with powerful calls-to-action (CTAs).

To work efficiently, CTAs must be concise, short, and understandable. Use them strategically to guide people through your sales process.

Instagram Ads

Amplify your Instagram efforts by investing in advertising. According to Instagram Advertiser Statistics, 75% of Instagram users have taken action after looking at an Advertising post.

Ads are a great addition to your organic efforts because they reach further and are seen by more people than your regular posts. More visibility equals more followers and engagement, leading to greater brand recognition and finally, what we all want to hear, more sales!

Tracking Conversions

Tracking and reviewing results should be part of any marketing campaign including Instagram.

Set goals ahead of time as to what you want the campaign to accomplish within a certain time frame, and then measure the results. This makes it easier to see the types of posts that work for your brand and which ones are less-than-brag-worthy.

They Saw It!

Once your initiative is started, watch how many people viewed your posts. Is there a certain rhythm to it? Do more people like certain posts, or do they respond better on a particular day or time? This insight helps you make the most out of your efforts.

You should also measure…

They Liked It!

Engagement is another critical analytic. Watch how many likes and comments each post receives, the average likes your post receives, and the likes and comments compared to the views. If tons of people view your post but few like it, something isn’t inspiring them to connect.

They Went for It!

Taking action on a post should be your ultimate goal as a marketer, because it’s what ultimately moves the needle. Did the audience click through to the content or event you were offering? If so, congratulations! But don’t get too frustrated if this takes awhile. They need to get to know and trust you first.

Using those big marketing noses to sniff out new ways to reach customers and increase revenue is smart. It guards against staleness and stagnation and keeps your company efficient and competitive. Marketing with Instagram is a tool that shows great promise when used strategically and consistently. Enjoy high quality leads, a strong conversion rate, and more closed business.

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lorata · 7 years

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What's Nero's type when it comes to tributes. Because he ended up with Lyme and Enobaria (neither of whom went in for the loyalty and duty part) but in 'Fixed to a Star' Claudius mentions that Kate is either a Brutus or a Nero tributes and Brutus' type is definitely duty and honour. Do all mentors have a type?

(combining this with another ask, “What was Nero’s type?”)

Some mentors are way more cut and dried, like Emory with her Peacekeeper kids or quarry-born patriots, or Misha’s crazy girls, or Lyme with her needy-crazy, angry, validation-seeking formerly-abused kiddos. On the flip side, Devon’s dreamers don’t always look the same, for example, and Adessa doesn’t have a “type” so much as she looks for whichever tributes she thinks she’ll be able to use to their full potential in a given year. Some vary a bit more, like Brutus, who has a reputation for the stoic quarry kids but also comes out for the fierce, brilliant, arrogant girls who look him in the eye and don’t flinch.

Nero … I think if he has a type it’s kids who need him, first and foremost, whatever that means. Kids who need understanding, and for whatever reason, haven’t managed to find it – even if they think they don’t need it. (Especially if they think they don’t need it. Both Lyme and Enobaria were PERFECTLY FINE, remember.) Lyme we obviously know. Enobaria, meanwhile, didn’t come from an abusive background, but she was emotionally neglected, misunderstood and attention-seeking. The trainers didn’t know what to do with her, and the admin kinda sorta hoped she’d die a glorious death in the Arena (like a Calli tribute) so no one would have to deal with her. Nero saw that and he just, he knew.

Nikita I don’t know much about, because honestly, she dies and that makes me sad. I have a tendency to do a Thing where I kill someone and then get to know them and then upset myself (there are a few of these coming in the Canon Divergence universe, buckle up kiddos), and I’ve definitely avoided doing that with Nikita because she was Dead Girl Walking from the start. But I do know that she had a chip on her shoulder from the beginning, whatever was up with her she wanted to Prove Herself (to whom? I really don’t know but there’s a Reason for that), and Nero saw it when he saw her files and said yes, okay. There’s something about angry, hard-edged girls with a desperate need to prove themselves that makes Nero … I almost said “slam the reblog button” ha.

(There was also a political reason Nero was in that year, there was a rumbling that he hadn’t taken a tribute in so long, because he was one of Two’s highest banking mentors, and when he said he was thinking of retiring the higher-ups were like surely you’re joking, and he couldn’t very well say “I’m pretty sure my victor would lose her fucking mind”, so he said he’d at least look at the files. And then he saw Nikita and was like …….. well, fuck, guess I’m in.)

As for Kate, I think Claudius’ observation is actually my favourite, because he picks up on something interesting. Kate is a Nero girl, she’s sharp and vicious and angry, and absolutely furious that this little shit of a boy ruined her year – but all of that is Petra too, hey? Petra also would have sliced open Prosper’s throat on the platforms without a second thought, she would not have hesitated about the ~poor little baby~ because everyone understands the rules and there is no excuse! Claudius isn’t wrong. There is a weird crossover, not in attitude, but in performance. Because everything I said above – needy, crazy, angry, something to prove – there’s one more piece missing from Nero’s type: duty. The difference between Brutus and Nero’s type, then, is the difference between loyalty – Petra believes in her soul that it is right – and duty, that it might not be fun, or good, or even right, but it is reality, and it must be done.

Winning is a terrible thing. The cost of victory is a terrible thing. If Nero is going to take these girls out of one terrible thing into another, he needs to know that they’re capable of surviving – not the Arena, but after. That’s what he looks for.

Nero doesn’t lie to his victors, he doesn’t sugarcoat things, he doesn’t shelter them or try to convince them that anything is easy or better than it is. He tells them what’s expected, what they need to do. He tells them that it’s hard. Country before self, duty before life. Nero’s girls understand the price they pay.

Lyme is just the one who couldn’t pay it, in the end.

#the hunger games #district 2 #headcanon #oc: nero #Anonymous #lorata answers #we must be killers: tales from district 2

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willreadforbooze · 4 years

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Hello boozie readers!

Reminder:Our Will Read For Booze twitter account (formerly Sam’s personal account) is going to be dedicated to the whole blog! So go check us out kthxxxx. While that’s amazing, Sam has to start from scratch on a new account, let’s show her some love huh? Check out her new account TheBooktender_ She’ll love you forever and ever.

Minda’s Updates

What Minda is reading now:

Such a Perfect Wife by Kate White – Was feeling a quick mystery read and this is it! True crime journalist Bailey Weggins is investigating a missing persons case in a small town on Lake George. The pretty white lady who went missing is slightly mysterious and the details around her disappearance are slim. At 46%, things are heating up.

The Dragon Republic by R.F. Kuang – Been not-so-patiently waiting for this one to appear in my library queue, but here it is! The follow up to The Poppy War, we pick up where the third war left off after the traumatic ending. The lead (antihero?) Rin is on the run and seeking revenge. How will the saga continue and can she make up for the atrocities she has committed?

What Minda put down:

Dark Age by Pierce Brown – Just didn’t get into it right away, so will pick it up again later.

Linz’s Updates

Linz can’t come to the phone right now, she’s hungover. Damn you, holiday season.\

What Linz read:

Spark of White Fire by Sangu Mandanna: The first installment of a trilogy looks at fates and destinies and gods but in space. I’ve had this on the back burner for ages and picked just the right time to read it; my one complaint, weirdly, is I wish it’d been a little bit of a slower burn.

Dress Codes in Small Towns by Courtney C. Stevens: A young girl comes of age and explores her sexual identity. Thoughtful, enjoyable, but are teens this self-aware? Do they really talk like this?

The Water Cure by Sophie Mackintosh: Blah. “Dystopic feminist revenge fantasy about three sisters on an isolated island.” You literally can’t tell the sisters’ voices apart, it’s kinda predictable and relies way too heavily on the reader to fill in details.

What Linz DNF:

Spindle Fire by Lexa Hillyer: IF YOUR CHARACTER CAN’T TALK, THEN STARTS TALKING, THEN THEY CAN TALK CAN’T THEY

What Linz is currently reading:

Crier’s War by Nina Varela: Humans try to overthrow the robots that overthrew them (I think). This stack of hard copies I’ve got aren’t going to read themselves

Sam’s Updates

Who did the most holiday parties this weekend? I went to three. Including Linz’s amazing party. Girl knows how to throw a party. I spent all day baking cookies and I’m not done yet lol.

What Sam read this week:

Graceling by Kristin Cashore: Oh man. I see what everyone was talking about, this story was just amazing. The audio is great and I will definitely be picking up the rest of the series.

Queen of Nothing by Holly Black: YOU GUYS! This book was ah-mazing. For those of you living under the YA rock, this is the finale to Holly’s newest series that starts with The Cruel Prince. Our main character Jude, a human, lives in fae with her adoptive power-hungry father. I won’t spoil anything for any book, but let’s just say the romance in this is INCREDIBLY problematic, but….. i love it. I love it so much. Jude is one of the dumbest characters I think I’ve ever read but DAMN do I love it. The finale didn’t disappoint, drunk babbling about my heart-eyes are coming.

What Sam’s currently reading:

Warrior of the Altaii by Robert Jordan: Only just started this but this was actually Robert Jordan’s first book, but this was it’s first publishing =). Starting on audio, but will probably pick up my hard copy once I finish the hard copy i’m currently reading.

Scavenge the Stars by Tara Sim: I am about half way through this. The main character spent the last 7 years working on a debtor’s ship and now she’s sworn revenge. I did not know how I didn’t know this, but apparently it’s a Count of Monte Cristo retelling. I am worried, because it’s not that long and I feel like it’s never going to end. I’m only half way through. I think if it doesn’t pick up soon, imma put it down.

Ginny’s Updates

We’re getting close to the holidays which means I’ve been to five holiday events in the last four days. That being said, they were all delightful so I really shouldn’t be complaining. There was plenty of good food, amazing hot chocolate, plenty of talking, and in general a good time. Unfortunately, not too much reading.

Finished:

The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo by Taylor Jenkins Reid: I was worried at the beginning of this book that it was a bit of a tired trope. And yet this book did an amazing job of setting itself apart. Monique has a real voice, and Evelyn is brutal in her honesty with this interview. Once the story got started this book was nearly impossible to put down. 5/5

The Crown’s Game by Evelyn Skye: This book has a lot in similar with The Night Circus by Erin Morgenstern. I love that book, Sam loved it (review here). So this book is basically a Russian Night Circus but slightly more frustrating. There are a few moments where things seem to happen not because it was in character but more because the plot required it. I did like the idea of magic but found the ending frustrating. It was a perfectly fine book but I feel no need to read the sequel 3/5

Maybe You Should Talk to Someone: A Therapist, Her Therapist, and Our Lives Revealed by Lori Gottlieb As someone who has been to therapy it was really interesting to read this book. The look into how a therapist works, looking at how they begin to work with new people, helping them figure out how to work with their issues, and what could be causing those issues. I enjoyed seeing the growth in the patients that Lori decided to detail in this book (obviously changing names etc to hide the pertinent information). All in all, it was an insightful read. 4/5

What Virginia’s currently reading:

I know, I’m in a bit of a rut here.

Darkdawn by Jay Kristoff: Still working on this one. I want to read it, I just haven’t been in a reading mood when I’ve had the book on hand.

The Night County by Melissa Albert: This is the sequel to The Hazel Wood. I’m glad I get the chance to revisit this world. So far we’re back in New York while Alice tries to figure out life. A strong start, but unfortunately ran into some trouble with my library books and needed to prioritize those.

The Hating Game by Sally Thorne: I felt like having a light fun read. Lucy and Josh are Exec Admins to CEO’s of a merged company. They’re constantly having arguements etc and kind of detest each other. Which of course means that they’re both secretly in love. I can be in to this trope, but frankly, so much of this isn’t work appropriate. At least not between people who don’t get along. I find myself frustrated by some of the people and some of the situations. So, I’ll let you know how it goes.

Until next time, we main forever drunkenly yours,

Sam, Ginny, Linz, and Minda

Weekly Wrap Up: Dec 9-15, 2019 Hello boozie readers! Reminder:Our Will Read For Booze twitter account (formerly Sam's personal account) is going to be dedicated to the whole blog!

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