PS. What’s Kyngdom?!?

I love the birchbark house series, it’s like little house on the prairie, but from a native american girls point of view. Sooooooooooooooooooo Good

Do you guys like the new one big cricket mag

OMG I feel so old…

Favorite book is honestly so hard, but an amazing series that I think is so underrated is The Great Library series. The first book is called Ink and Bone. It’s fantasy-sci-fi-esque, and it is based around the idea of what if the library of Alexandria hadn’t been destroyed. Lots of great characters/character development, world building, and political intrigue!

I also love the dystopian trio: Hunger Games, Maze Runner, and Divergent. Fourtris 4ever!

I’m only on the third book of Keepers of the Lost Cities, but oh my gosh it’s so good. (I’m reading it on audiobook, so it’s taking me forever.) #teamfosterkeefe!

I posted, but I guess it didn’t go through. Also, welcome to the chatterbox! (I changed my CB name after I made this thread, so it’s Elizabeth!!)

@Mirabelle, KYNGDOM is a fantasy world on the Chatterbox where you can participate in Role Plays and other things. I also love playing the piano!

@Delia Rose, that’s a pretty name! I like the new mag, but I also don’t like it at the same time. I enjoy the mix, but I don’t like how there aren’t as many fiction stories. I also miss Old Cricket Says. I feel like I’ve heard of the Birch Bark House, but I haven’t read it before. Sounds good though!!

@Quenby,the Great Library series sounds good! *makes sense how you’re only on the third KOTLC if you’re listening to the audio book* I’m wanting to read he hunger games, I just haven’t gotten around to it yet.

Again, welcome to the chatterbox!!

my favorite litature is black beatuty

OHMIGOSH BOOKS BOOKS!
Here is my ranking of my all time favorite books/series + honorable mentions 😀 My favorite genres are classes (particularly gothic) and dystopian/sci-fi.

5. The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde by R. L. Stevenson
4. The Thing About Jellyfish by Ali Benjamin
3. Unwind Dystology by Neal Shusterman
2. Frankenstein by Mary Shelley
1. The Picture of Dorian Gray by Oscar Wilde.

You should read them all!!

yeahh I’m new here thanks!!! yes YESSS gothic lit is so so good!!! i literally just said today that I wanted to read dracula that’s crazy!! (((:

There’s just something about classics that makes them seem more meaningful than other books…like, the way they’re written, I guess. The language they used back then just seemed so much deeper and more beautiful. Also, it’s like everything they wrote back then was new, or something, so even the ideas seem more meaningful. I highly recommend classics, ESPECIALLY gothic literature and ESPECIALLY The Picture of Dorian Gray and Frankenstein.