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oscarseyebrow · 1 year

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as 2022 has come to an end, the fandoms family 🫰🫰discord server took part in a little ‘hall of fame’ event, in which they were encouraged to recommend their own work that they were proud of from this year, as well as recommending others they had enjoyed, too.

it was lovely to see so much positivity and praise for our fandoms and i’ve been very excited to share these with you! if you would like to get involved and join our server, please drop me a message and i can send you the invite link.

now, without further ado, i hope you enjoy these recommendations as much as we have! please remember to check all warnings listed on individual fics/artwork.

fanfiction

Souls Heal Less Readily - @words-are-fireproof | Javier Pena x F Reader

The Favorite - @flightlessangelwings | Javier Peña x F Reader x Comandante Veracruz

Let Go - @flightlessangelwings | Joel Miller x F Reader

Notes on Tutoring - @honestly-shite | Dave York x F Reader

Adversity - @the-ginger-hedge-witch | Frankie x Ezra x F Reader

La Estrella de mi Vida - @flightlessangelwings | Javi Gutiérrez x F Reader Haalur - @words-are-fireproof | Din Djarin x F Reader

Enkindle - @oscarseyebrow | Din Djarin x F Reader

Fragments - @einno-arko | Din Djarin x F Reader

Seed Pearls - @zinzinina | Din Djarin x F Reader

Mutual - @the-scandalorian | Din Djarin x F Reader

Between The Wars - @mylifeisactuallyamess | General Hux x GN Reader

Upon the Throne - @saradika | Boba Fett x F Reader x Fennec Stand

You Make Me Feel Like Dancing - @eupheme | Obi-Wan x F Reader

Aphelion - @oscarseyebrow | Poe Dameron x F Reader

The Pink and Blue Ribbon - @the-little-ewok | Poe Dameron x F Reader

The Holiday - @dailyreverie | Poe Dameron x Reader

Homecoming - @astroboots | Frankie Morales x F Reader x Santiago Garcia

Mythos - @acourtofsnakes | Steven Grant/Marc Spector x F Reader

Undercurrent - @oscarseyebrow | Steven Grant/Marc Spector x F Reader

A Suitable Arrangement - @moon-kn1ght | Billy Russo x F Reader (x Frank Castle)

Yuánfèn - @writerwrites | Steve Rogers x Reader

Darkness At The Edge - @moon-kn1ght | Matt Murdock x F Reader

A Lizard Dog, A Banana Boat, And a Cassette Tape - @pumpkin-stars | Eddie Munson x Reader x Steve Harrington

Darkness At The End of My Love - @acourtofsnakes | Eddie Munson x Reader

Penny For Your Thoughts - @eupheme | Alfred Pennyworth x F Reader

It's Meant To Feel That Way - @writerwrites | Andy Barber x Reader

Reunion - @pumpkin-stars | Geralt of Rivia x GN Reader

artwork

Steven Grant - @pumpkin-stars

Weeknights Frankie - @mjpens

Space Sisters - @manofbeskar

Din Djarin in the waters of Mandalore - @mjpens

Don't be afraid - @stealyourblorbos

shops

TheHouseofApollo

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mattribbiani · 4 months

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JULIO PEÑA? Não! É apenas MATTEO TRIBBIANI, ele é filho de NIKÉ do chalé 17 e tem 24 ANOS. A TV Hefesto informa no guia de programação que ele está no NÍVEL III por estar no Acampamento há TREZE ANOS, sabia? E se lá estiver certo, MATT é bastante AMIGÁVEL mas também dizem que ele é SISTEMÁTICO. Mas você sabe como Hefesto é, sempre inventando fake news pra atrair audiência.

* BIOGRAFIA / CONEXÕES /

BIOGRAFIA.

No coração da cidade de Nova York, um simples entregador de pizza, Marco Tribbiani, viu sua vida transformada quando cruzou o caminho da esplêndida deusa Nike. Uma conexão inesperada floresceu entre eles, resultando no nascimento de Matteo Tribbiani. O relacionamento deles evoluiu rapidamente, mas a súbita partida de Nike, guiada por deveres divinos, deixou Marco perplexo, ignorante da herança divina que ela compartilhava com seu filho recém-nascido, Matteo. Mesmo assim, ele tinha infinitos planos para com seu primeiro filho, animado para tudo o que ainda viveriam juntos — até uma fatalidade acontecer e Marco parar de respirar.

Matt foi acolhido pelas seis irmãs mais novas de Marco. Essas irmãs, unidas pelo desejo comum de proteger e orientar o jovem semideus, formaram um laço familiar único, oferecendo a Matteo suporte emocional e amor, tornando-se a âncora essencial em sua jornada. Elas não poderiam saber de seu laço divino, mas sua infância foi repleta de desafios e sinais de sua herança.

Na escola primária, seus momentos de fúria ou intensa concentração desencadeavam episódios de força, causando estranheza entre seus colegas; como arrebentar a alça da mochila ao retirá-la do encosto da cadeira, machucar de verdade um colega que só queria dar um susto, e rasgar com facilidade livros ao meio quando queria zombar do professor.

Ao chegar ao Acampamento Meio-Sangue, os sinais tornaram-se mais tangíveis. Durante treinamentos de combate, a força descomunal de Matt se revelava sem aviso prévio, superando qualquer expectativa para alguém de sua idade. Nos campos de treinamento de corrida, sua agilidade sobrenatural e resistência inabalável se destacavam, transformando desafios que deixariam outros semideuses exaustos em mera formalidade para ele.

No interior do acampamento, Matt encontrou um lar entre seus iguais, aprimorando suas habilidades sobrenaturais. Seu dom notável, a super força, logo se destacou, tornando-o uma figura respeitada entre seus colegas. Hoje, aos vinte e quatro anos, Matt é um instrutor habilidoso de combate com espada e mestre em corridas de obstáculos solitárias, uma verdadeira força a ser reconhecida dentro das fronteiras seguras do acampamento.

Numa noite sombria, enquanto desfrutava de uma refeição no refeitório, a tranquila atmosfera do Acampamento Meio-Sangue foi abruptamente quebrada. Rachel Elizabeth Dare, a atual oráculo, pronunciou uma profecia angustiante. A revelação de que segredos do Olimpo seriam revelados e o próprio Olimpo cairia mergulhou Matt e seus companheiros semideuses em um estado de apreensão.

Antes do chamado de Dionísio, Matt estava no acampamento. Ele se comunica periodicamente com as seis tias, embora a maioria delas já tenha a sua vida particular e o contato seja mais raro, mas ele sempre as atualiza de tudo o que acontece. O Tribbiani literalmente havia acabado de chegar da casa de uma das irmãs e seus filhos quando foi jantar no pavilhão, no momento em que tudo aconteceu.

TRIVIA.

Como filho de Niké, tem a autoconfiança como uma velha amiga. Real, ele esbanja autoestima... Só não conta para ele que se ele não tiver pelo menos um date por semana, ele fica insuportável na matéria de inseguran��a. É uma relação complexa: ele é confiante desde que consiga agradar os outros e os tenha na mão.

Em complemento ao anterior, é um namorador de carteirinha e um amigo festeiro e fiel às amizades.

Pode aparentar ser metido por conta de seu jeito expansivo e do histórico de conquistas, mas é bem humilde em relação a essas coisas. É um jovem como qualquer outro, disposto a sobreviver mais anos do que a média do semideuses e aproveitar a tudo que tem direito. E se tiver muita sorte, ter filhos.

Nas rodas de conversa, é aquele que vai incentivar o mais calado a falar.

Não é competitivo por uma simples razão de autoestima: sabe que vai ganhar.

Estudou Arquitetura Romana por um ano na universidade de Nova Roma antes de trancar o curso por falta de identificação.

PODER.

Super força: Matt possui um nível imenso e extraordinário de força física, tendo suas capacidades elevadas muito além do nível natural. Isso o torna sobrenaturalmente mais forte do que membros comuns de sua espécie poderiam ser, mesmo através de vários métodos de treinamento.

HABILIDADES.

Vigor e Durabilidade Sobre-humana.

ARMA.

A Níkēphoros se revela de maneira astuta, escondida sob a forma de uma pulseira de ouro. Quando ativada, a pulseira se transforma instantaneamente na imponente espada de bronze celestial. "Níkēphoros" é um nome grego que combina duas palavras: "Níkē," que significa vitória, e "phoros," que significa portador ou transportador. Portanto, o nome "Níkēphoros" pode ser traduzido como "Portador da Vitória" ou "Aquele que traz a Vitória." Essa escolha reflete a natureza da espada, destinada a trazer triunfo e sucesso ao seu portador nas batalhas. Foi forjada pelos ferreiros do Acampamento Meio-Sangue e humildemente alcunhada pelo próprio Tribbiani.

CARGO.

Instrutor de combate com espadas e participa de maneira individual da corrida com obstáculos.

#swf:intro #pinned post #podem se aprochegar que o matt é um docinho 🫶

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castielli · 2 years

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How to request:

Send your request featuring the character you want, the plot (+ANGST, FLUFF…) and anything I need to know about the reader.

MASTERLISTS:

MOVIES/TV SHOWS

KDRAMA/KPOP

Fandoms I write for under the cut!

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NCIS

Timothy McGee

Jimmy Palmer

Nicholas Torres

CRIMINAL MINDS

Spencer Reid

Penelope Garcia (platonic🫶)

Luke Alvez

CALL OF DUTY (MW/WWII)

John Price

Soap MacTavish

Ghost Riley

Gaz Garrick

Alex Keller

Alejandro Vargas

Phillip Graves

Vladimir Makarov

Rudy Parra

Red Daniels

William Pierson

Joseph Turner

Robert Zussman

Frank Aiello

Drew Stiles

SHAMELESS

Ian Gallagher

Carl Gallagher

Lip Gallagher

Mickey Milkovich

Kevin Ball

THE WALKING DEAD (+TELLTALE GAME)

Rick Grimes

Daryl Dixon

Glenn Rhee

Negan Smith

Shane Walsh

Lee Everett

Kenny

Doug

Mark

STRANGER THINGS

Steve Harrington

Billy Hargrove

Robin Buckley (platonic)

Eddie Munson

Jim Hopper

Jonathan Byers

Peter/001

Jason Carver

Dimitri

THE UMBRELLA ACADEMY (I still need to finish the last season😊)

Viktor Hargreeves

Klaus Hargreeves

Diego Hargreeves

Number Five

Luther Hargreeves

Ben Hargreeves

SUPERNATURAL

Dean Winchester

Sam Winchester

Castiel

Crowley

Bobby (platonic)

Chuck

NOW YOU SEE ME

Jack Wilder

J. Daniel Atlas

Merritt McKinney

Dylan Rhodes

Chase McKinney

MARVEL (Avengers/X-men)

Wanda Maximoff

Tony Stark

Bruce Banner

Thor Odinson

Loki Laufeyson

Steve Rogers

Stephen Strange

Peter Parker (Tom/Andrew/Tobey)

Clint Barton

Deadpool

Bucky Barnes

Sam Wilson

Peter Quill

Quentin Beck/Mysterio

Eddie Brock/Venom

Druig

Ikaris

Charles Xavier

Erik Lehnsherr

Peter Maximoff

Wolverine

Scott Summers

Hank McCoy

Bobby Drake

Alex Summers

Phil Coulson

Marc Spector/Steven Grant/Jake Lockey

Scott Lang

Pietro Maximoff

Mobius M. Mobius

Matt Murdock

Shang-chi

STAR WARS

Anakin Skywalker

Luke Skywalker

Obi-Wan Kenobi

Kylo Ren

Poe Dameron

Finn

TEEN WOLF

Stiles Stilinski

Scott McCall

Derek Hale

Isaac Lahey

Jackson Whittemore

Peter Hale

Theo Raeken

Liam Dunbar

Jordan Parrish

Mason Hewitt

Danny Mahealani

Aiden Steiner

Ethan Steiner

Corey Bryant

THE BOYS IN THE BAND

Bernard

Harold

Hank

Donald

Cowboy

Alan McCarthy

Michael

Larry

Emory

WHITE COLLAR

Neal Caffrey

Peter Burke

Mozzie (platonic)

Clinton Jones

DIVERGENT

Peter

Caleb Prior

Four

HARRY POTTER

Neville Longbottom

Sirius Black

Cedric Diggory

Seamus Finnigan

Viktor Krum

Remus Lupin

Draco Malfoy

Tom Riddle

Charlie Weasley

Fred Weasley

George Weasley

Percy Weasley

Ron Weasley

Oliver Wood

FANTASTIC BEASTS AND WHERE TO FIND THEM

Gellert Grindelwald (Mads Mikkelsen)

Newt Scamander

Credence Barebone

Theseus Scamander

Albus Dumbledore (Jude Law)

HUNGER GAMES

Peeta Mellark

Coriolanus Snow

Sejanus Plinth

MAZE RUNNER

Newt

Thomas

Gally

Minho

911 (and LONE STAR)

Evan Buckley (Buck)

Howie Han (Chimney)

Bobby Nash

Eddie Diaz

TK Strand

Carlos Reyes

Paul Strickland

Owen Strand

Jud Ryder

Mateo Chavez

RIVERDALE

Jughead Jones

FP Jones

Archie Andrews

Hiram Lodge

Sweet Pea

Fangs

Kevin Keller

Reggie Mantle

Chic

Moose Mason

BROOKLYN99

Jake Peralta

Terry Jeffords

All the others (platonic only)

CHRISTIAN BALE

Patrick Bateman (American Psycho)

Bruce Wayne (Batman)

PEDRO PASCAL

Joel Miller (TLOU)

Din Djarin (The Mandalorian)

Javi Gutierrez (The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent)

Javier Peña (Narcos)

Oberyn Martell (Game of Thrones)

Agent Whiskey (Kingsman)

Silva (Strange Way of Life)

Francisco Morales (Triple Frontier)

Marcus Moreno (We Can Be Heroes)

Dieter Bravo (The Bubble)

DETROIT BECOME HUMAN

Connor

RK900

Hank

Markus

Luther

Simon

Gavin

Josh

BARBIE

Ken (Ryan)

Ken (Simu)

Allan

SHERLOCK

Sherlock Holmes

John Watson

Jim Moriarty

Mycroft Holmes

FNAF (movie)

Mike Schmidt

Steve Raglan

SUITS

Harvey Specter

Mike Ross

LA CASA DE PAPEL

El Profesor

Berlín

Palermo

Denver

Río

I WON’T WRITE:

-Smut (for anyone)

-R*pe

-Female readers/GN readers

-Suic*de

-inc*st

-Crossdressing

-Romantic/Suggestive stories for underage characters (only platonic, basically)

If the character you wanted to request is not on the list, you can try and ask me anyways.

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battyaboutbooksreviews · 7 months

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🦇 Young Adult Books for Latin and Hispanic Heritage Month 🦇

📚 It's the beginning of Latin & Hispanic Heritage Month, and I hardly know where to begin! Here are just a FEW of the amazing stories written by Latin and Hispanic authors to read in celebration of the culture!

✨ I am Not Your Perfect Mexican Daughter by Erika L. Sánchez ✨ Running by Natalia Sylvester ✨ It's All Love by Jenna Ortega ✨ Finding Miracles by Julia Alvarez ✨ Suncatcher by Jose Pimienta ✨ Ander and Santi Were Here by Jonny Garza Villa ✨ Ballad & Dagger by Daniel José Older ✨ Mexican White boy by Matt de la Peña ✨ Furia by Yamile Saied Méndez ✨ Fire With Fire by Destiny Soria ✨ You Don't Have a Shot by Racquel Marie ✨ Wings in the Wild by Margarita Engle ✨ Venom & Vow by Anna-Marie McLemore ✨ We Are Not From Here by Jenny Torres Sanchez ✨ The Turning Pointe by Lauren Yero ✨ Under This Forgetful Sky by Vanessa L. Torres ✨ A Tall Dark Trouble by Vanessa Montalban ✨ This is Why They Hate Us by Aaron H. Aceves ✨ Secret of the Moon Conch by David Bowles and Guadalupe García McCall ✨ Rubi Ramos's Recipe for Success by Jessica Parra ✨ Once Upon a Quinceañera by Monica Gomez-Hira ✨ Last Sunrise in Eterna by Amparo Ortiz ✨ No Filter and Other Lies by Crystal Maldonado ✨ Clap When You Land by Elizabeth Acevedo ✨ Juliet Takes a Breath by Gabby Rivera ✨ The Luis Ortega Survival Club by Sonora Reyes ✨ The Poet X by Elizabeth Acevedo ✨ Cemetery Boys by Aiden Thomas

#young adult books #young adult fiction #books #book recommendation #book lovers #batty about books #battyaboutbooks

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nanowrimo · 2 years

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Inspiring Hope in Youth Through Stories: An Interview with Author Rose Brock

Every author hopes to inspire and impact their audiences. Author, editor and NaNoWriMo Board Member, Rose Brock, shares about her new anthology, Hope Wins, which strives to inspire hope in kids through inspiring stories.

Reports of youth depression, anxiety, and general struggles with mental health are devastating. Dr. Rose Brock, Ph.D, an educator, author, editor, and literary organizer, set out to put together a collection of stories about hope in order to uplift and inspire the youth.

This collection, Hope Wins, pulls "personal stories and essays, award-winning and bestselling artists from Matt de la Peña and Veera Hiranandani to Max Brallier and R.L. Stine write about how hope always wins, even in the darkest of times." Read this inspiring interview about the book, and the motivations behind its creation.

Q: Tell us about the background of the book. Why did you put together Hope Wins? Why does the world need this book?

A: For the two decades I worked as an 8th grade ELA teacher and a middle school librarian, there were so many times I wanted to find a way to help my students feel connected to others and less alone because life can be really hard and isolating at times. Because it’s what worked for me, I tried to do that through books. I don’t necessarily believe a novel will solve all the world’s ills, but I do know that through the sharing of stories, we have the ability to help readers see others and to be seen in return; I can’t think of a better way to capture and share the human condition.

Fiction often does for us organically, and it’s where I’m regularly drawn as a reader, but from those twenty years working in public schools, I also learned the power of sharing non-fiction with young people. In addition to the many celebrated novels in both my classroom library and school library, sometimes my students were looking for inspiring stories that were true. In the earlier years of my career, I often turned to books like Chicken Soup for the Soul to encourage them. While I’m still not sure just how “real” those books were, they were important and inspirational to many. What I learned from those collections was that books that are filled with real life experiences and shared lessons have an opportunity to profound difference to a young person.

Since the publication of my YA hope focused first anthology, Hope Nation, teachers and librarians have generously told me how much they personally loved that first collection, but how they wished there was one for the younger students with whom they work. Between these requests and knowing the difficulties faced by young people these past two+ years due to the pandemic (and let’s face it—just life), this seemed to be the right time to collect more hopeful stories by authors young people admire.

Hope Wins is technically a collection of inspiring stories for young readers, but I would argue it’s a book for all readers who need a shot of hope, regardless of age. It’s my hope it will do just that—make a profound difference to any reader that needs a shot of hope. My Hope Wins (and Hope Nation) anthologies are also what I call “Projects for Good” because besides sharing personal stories from beloved MG and YA writers, they benefit organizations and charities that I believe matter. As an educator, Hope Wins is the book I wish had existed over the years to give to the young people in my life that were struggling to say, “You can do this. You are strong. You can capable. You are enough. You can hang your heart on hope”.

Q: Can you tell us about your background and what role hope has played in what you do—as a librarian, the founder of a book festival, and a NaNoWriMo board member?

A: I’ve been an educator for all of my professional life. As I mentioned, I was a classroom teacher and school librarian for two decades. After finishing my Ph.D., I transitioned to academia. In all of these places, sharing stories have always been the foundation for my personal hope, and I believe they can work magic in and build hope in others. I believe the quest for hope is both active and at times, an act of resistance—choosing where you focus your efforts and being intentional with what you do. Whether it is teaching, my service to NTTBF (the North Texas Teen Book Festival), or NaNoWriMo, I’m always guided by the knowledge that passion and service lead me to hope.

Q: We're just now seeing devastating reports about how much kids have suffered and are suffering mentally. Depression, self-harm and suicide are rising at alarming rates among American adolescents, spanning racial and ethnic groups, urban and rural areas and the socioeconomic divide. Does hope play a different role for a middle-grade child than it might an adult? Is hope a scarce resource these days?

A: Even those the world often feels overwhelming, I don’t think it’s hopeless. I think the reason I’m so passionate about promoting literacy with and for young people is because I absolutely know stories can change lives (they certainly changed mine). In all my years of working with kids, I repeatedly saw it happen first-hand. No matter a child’s background or even the obstacles they face, books have the power to help readers escape, grow, think, care, connect, and see more for themselves than their current circumstances. It may seem cliched, but I genuinely believe books have the ability to nurture and grow hope in young people (really in all of us), and I also think all people (especially young people) can become better, kinder people by engaging with stories—they feed our humanity and help us feel hopeful so I’m not really use if it plays a different role; I just know it’s vital to us all.

Q: How did you go about choosing the contributors?

A: If I’d had my way, there would have been at least twice as many authors in this collection, but the reality of such a collection requires a limited number so I started by really thinking about who are the authors I knew kids genuinely love (as is the nature of such projects, a few got away due to their other deadlines). It was also essential to me that the collection was inclusive because I needed any kid reading the collection to be able to find someone that reminded them of themselves. From there, I invited folks to participate, and I worked with each of my contributors (or Team Hope as I call them) individually to help them decide what they wanted to focus on in their story. In some cases, the participating authors had a keen sense of what personal experiences they wanted to hone in on; in others, I worked more closely by asking questions that made them really open their memory chests and search for moments that might be ripe for hope harvesting.

Q: What are some of the sources of hope in the book that you found particularly powerful?

A: I genuinely love all of the contributions to the collection, but one of the things I genuinely am happiest with is that in regard to “topics”, the contributions are quite varied, yet they still feel familiar (that’s where the hope comes in). Newbery Honor winner Christina Soontornvat’s piece “Everything I Need to Know I Learned in a Thai Restaurant” shares the many hopeful lessons she learned from working from a very young age in her family’s restaurant in rural Texas. It's so heartfelt and even humorous. Speaking of funny, Max Brallier, author of the middle grade bestselling The Last Kids on Earth series shares his touching and hilarious antics of being a new kid at school and trying to fly under the radar until the day his father (an author of a series of unusual cookbooks) arrived to pick him up in an actual Oscar Meyer Hot Dog car (which makes invisibility pretty much impossible). Beyond these two selections, the other contributions inspire me in so many ways. Some of the other selections share universal experiences of how to work through feeling like an outcast, how to survive loss, how to choose your how you want to be known, even how to find your life’s inspiration, and more. While each story is unique, they all are earnest, touching, and true.

Q: What's your favorite reader response?

A: I don’t that I have one favorite yet but here are some that touched my heart.

“If ever there was a ‘right book at the right time’ . . . this collection of stories around the theme of hope is it. . . .” - Blogger ProseandKahn

"An absolute gift to middle grade readers. . . . I love this anthology because it inspires hope in the face of struggles that are relatable to this age group - insecurity, bullies, feeling different, rejection, loss - while legitimizing how hard this time of life can be. ~Instragramer WeReadLikeThat

“The success of this collection lies in its breadth and depth of understanding, as the personalities and writing styles of the included authors envelop the reader. With contributors ranging from Tom Angleberger and Gordon Korman to Veera Hiranandani and Matt de la Peña, the collection's chapters comprise a diversity of backgrounds and styles while bringing home the reality that though hard times and circumstances challenge everyone, hope can be nurtured in all hearts. Bibliotherapy in small doses.” ~Beth Rosania for Booklist

Rose Brock, Ph.D. is a veteran educator and specialist in literature for young people who spent twenty years as a public school educator working as a language arts teacher and a school librarian. She now works as an associate professor in the Department of Library Science and Technology at Sam Houston State University. As a classroom teacher, Rose was selected by the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum as a Mandel fellow, and as a school librarian, she was awarded the Siddie Joe Johnson Award for Outstanding Service to Youth by the Texas Library Association. She is the author of the textbook, Young Adult Literature in Action: A Librarian’s Guide, and editor of the young adult anthology, Hope Nation: Young Adult Authors Share Personal Moments of Inspiration.

Rose is also the co-founder of the ALA award-winning North Texas Teen Book Festival. In addition to her work on NTTBF, Rose has been a tireless advocate for using audiobooks as tools for literacy and is co-founder of the national literacy initiative Guys Listen, a part of the Guys Read literacy national program. Rose’s publications Hope Wins: A Collection of Inspiring Stories for Young Readers and Sound Advice: An Audiobook Selection Handbook for Library Collections is currently available. For more information, please visit https://www.drrosebrock.com/.

#nanowrimo #writing #amwriting #author interview #by nano guest #rose brock

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odonism · 11 months

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1, 2, 12, 17 for the book asks?

thank you, teddy!

1. book you’ve reread the most times?

a bit of déjà vu… I think I’ve answered this similarly before, but I sadly do not have time to reread as much as I’d like to… I have read the hunger games trilogy several times now, so there’s that!

2. top five books of all time?

this is tricky! without thinking too hard about it—the dispossessed by ursula k. le guin, annihilation by jeff vandermeer, the fifth season by n.k. jemisin, the boy who lost fairyland by catherynne m. valente, anddd howl’s moving castle by diana wynne jones 🙇

12. did you enjoy any compulsory high school readings?

yeah of course! I took almost every lit elective my school offered. just to name a few I enjoyed—much ado about nothing, the epic of gilgamesh, oedipus rex, frankenstein, the hobbit, and a midsummer night’s dream.

17. top five children’s books?

another tricky one… I have a veritable library of children’s literature, so I’m going to pull solely from the picture books that I read to my class and consider absolute essentials—where the wild things are by maurice sendak, frog and toad by arnold lobel, the three billy goats gruff by mac barnett, carol and the pickle-toad by esmé shapiro, and last stop on market street by matt de la peña.

#yay #feel free to send more #asks #tirragen

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basicrese · 2 years

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Get To Know Me Better <3

Tag 10 people you wanna know better!

thank you for the tag: @redheadspark

Relationship Status: single

Favorite Color(s) : orange and yellow 💛🧡

Favorite Food: pasta

Song stuck in my head: Read Your Mind by Sabrina Carpenter

Last thing you googled: ‘how many tbsps in 1/3 cup’ (i do not have a measuring cup in the condo unit i’m renting 😩)

Time: 11:00 PM

Dream Trip: Greece and New York!

Last thing you read: Ball Don’t Lie by Matt De La Peña

Last book you enjoyed reading: A Very Large Expanse of Sea by Tahereh Mafi

Last book you hated reading: none that i can think of

Favorite thing to cook/bake: still learning different dishes now that i live away from my family :’>

Favorite craft to do in your free time: does journaling count?

Most niche dislike: i don’t really know?

Opinion on circuses: cool but something needs to be done about the animal abuse

Do you have any sense of direction: once i study the routes in person yes; but maps (physical or digital) can get really confusing for me

Tell us about your D&D character: not familiar enough with the game to have one

feel free to answer! : @burnthoneymint @marveliskindacool @allandoflimbo

#tag game #get to know me #rese answers

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thegayjoker · 2 years

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(sorry for a long list, really curious on your book tastes and been meaning to get out of this reading slump for like forever) 5, 15, 20, 22, 61, 99, 108, 133, and 135

hiiii ^_^ how are you?

5. something in fiction that reads like poetry

the subterraneans by jack kerouac - brilliant book but a nightmare to get through bc it's in this stream-of-consciousness style that's super cool, but is very hard to wrap your head around

15. a book rec you really enjoyed

the hitchhikers guide to the galaxy by douglas adams

20. a book that got you out of a reading slump

every day by david levithan

22. your favourite thriller

amrican psycho by bret easton ellis?? does that count?

61. your favourite horror novel

frankenstein by mary shelly <3

99. a book with a strong female protagonist

warcross by marie lu

108. a book with a small town setting

to kill a mockingbird by harper lee

133. a book that you came across randomly and fell in love with

i will save you by matt de la peña

135. recommend any book you like!

ooh maybe flowers for algernon by daniel keyes which is sooo fascinating but also super sad <333

#tyyyyy these were so fun! :D #mailbox #pip tag

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marivelsblog1503 · 11 days

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🕸️ Parte I: Los comienzos. 🕸️

Con: 715 palabras en total. Anterior: || Índice: || Siguiente: Conozcan a los personajes, antes de abarcarte en esta nueva historia de Spider-Man.

«— ¿Alguna vez pensaron en el futuro?, ¿autos, tecnologías avanzada, IA?, nadie se ha imaginado nada de esto ¿cierto? —»

«— A simple vista, todo parece muy bonito, pero, la corrupción, el asesinato, las bandas peligrosas, las violaciones, la injusticia, todo esto continua a pesar de ser el año 2096. —»

«— No había un héroe que ayudara a las personas, hasta que dos personas comienzan a usar la mascara del héroe conocido como Spider-Man, pero, necesitaran más que una mascara para ayudar a las personas de aquellos que los intimidan —»

«— Estos son los primeros comienzos de Daniela Reyes y Miguel O’hara como las variantes de Spider-Man en el futuro, tropiezos, odio entre ambos en el inicio, pero los ayudara superarse, los unirá un objetivo en común, aunque el dolor y el pasado se pondrán en frente de ambos, cuando estén a punto de descubrir un caso que los lleva a un rompecabezas. —»

«— ¿Lograrán superar cada obstáculo? o ¿dejarán que las manchas del pasado nublen el juicio de ambos? —»

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Casting de voz de los protagonistas:

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|| Paola Nuñez como Daniela Reyes. ||

«— Busco justicia, gracias a estos poderes, entonces haré lo que sea para llevar a cabo mi caso, tengo esta oportunidad y no pienso desperdiciarla. —»

|| Oscar Isaac como Miguel O’hara. ||

«— Tú quieres que esto se resuelva, al igual que yo, trabajemos en esto en esto juntos, y que Alchemax caiga de una buena vez. —»

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Casting de voz de los demás personajes:

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|| Kate del Castillo como Rachael Johnson. ||

«— Tenemos una noticia, la publicamos y se lleva ante la justicia, luego se cerrara, somos una editorial mejorada y que a su vez es una fiscalía, una que no se deja llevar por este sistema corrupto, esto es algo que ni el mismo Daily Bugle pudo hacer. —»

|| Jacob Scipio como Matt Reyes. ||

«— Soy tu único amigo en estos momentos, aunque en el pasado no estuve para ti, tu sufriste y no pude ayudarte, pero, ahora que estamos en este caso, podré remendar ese error. —»

|| Diego Luna como Diego Reyes. ||

«— Eres mi hija, sin importar lo que pase, estoy seguro de lo que estás haciendo es lo correcto, me iré a la tumba sabiendo que el responsable está en la cárcel. —»

|| Scarlett Johansson como Amelia Jones. ||

«— Soy Amelia Jones, científica en la biología molecular, trabajo en los laboratorios de Alchemax, sí encuentran este vídeo, es probable que este muerta. —»

|| Gabriel Luna como Oscar Reyes. ||

«— Si encontramos esta información, podemos encontrar la justicia para mi cuñada, y mi hermano y tu pueden estar en calma al saber la verdad. —»

|| Michael Peña como Gabriel O’hara. ||

«— Es mi hermano, puede parecer rudo, pero merece ser feliz con todo lo que ha sufrido, necesita a alguien a su lado, a alguien que realmente pueda tenerla a su lado. —»

|| Ewan McGregor como Tyler Stone. ||

«— Un gran descubrimiento, sin embargo, nunca me ha gustado dejar cabos sueltos, mucho menos si descubren mis planes. —»

Nota importante: Estos personajes no tienen imágenes debido a que no encontré una que los representaran a cada uno, pero sigo trabajando en ello y serán agregadas las imágenes cuando las encuentre, lo prometo.

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Playlist para esta primera parte:

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|| Familia de Bantu, Anuel AA y Nicki Minaj. ||

|| Teeth de 5SOS. ||

|| Steal the Show de Lauv. ||

|| Chasing the Sun de The Wanted. ||

|| Raindrops keep falling on my head de B.J Tomas. ||

|| Spider-man 2099 de Daniel Pemberton. ||

|| Burn de Elie Goulding. ||

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Cómic en el que esta inspirada la historia:

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«— La historia toma en torno al cómic de Spider-Man 2099 que fue publicado en 1992, pero como aparece en el prólogo, la historia como tal pasara en el año 2096, ya que quiero que cuando pase los acontecimientos de Into the Spider-verse, Across the Spider-verse u Beyond the Spider-verse (Cuando la estrenen) sea en el año 2099, es por eso que tiene el título de Two Spiders in 2096, es por eso que quiero narrar los comienzos de nuestra protagonista y de Miguel O’hara. —»

#miguel o hara x reader #spiderman 2099 #spider verse oc #fanfiction #miguel o'hara fanfiction #casos #into the spider verse #across the spiderverse #beyond the spiderverse

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goalhofer · 15 days

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2024 Philadelphia Phillies Roster

Pitchers

#22 Spencer Turnbull (Madison, Mississippi)

#25 Matt Strahm (West Fargo, North Dakota)

#27 Aaron Nola (Baton Rouge, Louisiana)

#30 Gregory Soto (Bajos De Haina, Dominican Republic)

#39 Michael Rucker (Auburn, Washington)*

#43 Yunior Marte (Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic)

#45 Zach Wheeler (Dallas, Georgia)

#46 José Alvarado (Maracaibo, Venezuela)

#50 Richard Kerkering (Venice, Florida)

#51 Ricardo Pinto (Guacara, Venezuela)*

#54 Dylan Covey (Pasadena, California)

#55 Ranger Suárez (Pies De Cuesta, Venezuela)

#56 Luis Ortiz (Sanger, California)

#57 Nick Nelson (Panama City, Florida)

#58 Seranthony Domínguez (Esperanza, Dominican Republic)

#61 Cristopher Sánchez (La Romana, Dominican Republic)

#68 Jeff Hoffman (Colonie, New York)

#99 Taijuan Walker (Yucaipa, California)

Catchers

#10 J.T. Realmuto (Del City, Oklahoma)

#13 Rafael Marchan (San Cristóbal, Venezuela)

#21 Garrett Stubbs (Del Marr, California)

Infielders

#3 Bryce Harper (Las Vegas, Nevada)

#5 Bryson Stott (Clark County, Nevada)

#7 Trea Turner (Lake Worth Beach, Florida)

#9 Whit Merrifield (Mocksville, North Carolina)*

#28 Alec Bohm (Omaha, Nebraska)

#33 Edmundo Sosa (Ciudad Panama, Panama)

Outfielders

#8 Nick Castellanos (Plantation, Florida)

#12 Kyle Schwarber (Middletown, Ohio)

#16 Brandon Marsh (Buford, Georgia)

#18 Johan Rojas (San Francisco De Macorís, Dominican Republic)

#19 Cristian Pache (Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic)

Coaches

Manager Rob Thomson (St. Clair Township, Ontario)

Bench coach Mike Calitri (Canton, Massachusetts)

Hitting coach Kevin Long (Phoenix, Arizona)

Assistant hitting coach Rafael Peña (Santo Domingo, Dom Rep)

Assistant hitting coach Dustin Lind (Ravalli County, Montana)

Pitching coach Caleb Cotham (Mt. Juliet, Tennessee)

Assistant pitching coach Brian Kaplan (Jupiter, Florida)

Bullpen coach Cesar Ramos (Pico Rivera, California)

Bullpen catcher Brad Flanders (Frisco, Texas)

Bullpen catcher Hector Rabago (Riverside, California)

1B coach Francisco Figueroa (Miami-Dade County, Florida)

3B coach Dusty Wathan (Blue Springs, Missouri)

Infield coach Bobby Dickerson (Laurel, Mississippi)

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