November Wrap-Up: Commenters and Search Terms

Commenters

Many thanks to November’s commenters!

– A Bookshelf Monstrosity – Aarti from Booklust – Alita from Alita.Reads – Allie from A Literary Odyssey – Alyce from At Home With Books – Amanda from Life and Times of a New New Yorker – Amber from Amber Stults – Ana from The Book Smugglers – Ann from At Home with Ann – Bart from Bart’s Bookshelf – Beth from Beth’s Book-Nook Blog – Beth F from Beth Fish Reads – Bookjourney from One Person’s Journey Through a World of Books – Cara from Oooh…Books! – Care from Care’s Online Book Club – Carrie K from My Middle Name is Patience – Carrie K. from Books and Movies – Christina from Reading Through the Night – Darla D from Books and Other Thoughts – Dawn from She Is Too Fond of Books – Debbie from ReaderBuzz – Dominique from Coffee Stained Pages – Eva from A Striped Armchair – Fidelius from Fidelius Reads – Frances from Nonsuch Book – Fyrebyrdbooks from Fyrebyrd’s Book Blog – Gavin from Page247 – hagelrat from Un:Bound – Hazra from Advance Booking – Heather from Book Addiction – Jackie from Farm Lane Books Blog – Jeanne from Necromancy Never Pays – Jen from Devourer of Books – Jenny from Jenny’s Books – Joanne from Book Zombie

– Julie from Outlandish Dreaming – Kailana from The Written World – Kathy from Bermudaonion’s Weblog – Kay from Kay’s Bookshelf – Kay from The Infinite Shelf – Kim from Sophisticated Dorkiness – Ladytink_534 from The Movieholic & Bibliophile’s Blog – Laura – Lenore from Presenting Lenore – Lightheaded from Everyday Reads – Literary Feline from Musings of a Bookish Kitty – Literate Housewife from The Literate Housewife Review – Meghan from Medieval Bookworm – Melissa from Shhh I’m Reading – Memory from Stella Matutina – Michelle from Michelle’s Masterful Musings – Nish from Nishita’s Rants and Raves – Nymeth from Things Mean a Lot – rhapsodyinbooks from RhapsodyinBooks’s Weblog – Serena from Savvy Verse & Wit – shamrockrose from Emeraldfire’s Bookmark – Shanra from Libri Touches – Shellie from Layers of Thought – Shonda from Me, My Book, and the Couch – softdrink from Fizzy Thoughts – Sookieverse – Stephanie from Reviewsbylola’s Blog – Tracie Yule from Yule Time Reading – Trisha from Eclectic / Eccentric – Vivienne from Serendipity

Also: asia meana, Betty, debora evert, Joyce, jules, Katie, Lisa Richards, liz (aka Conan), Michael Ricketts, Norbert Haupt, RavnVoice, Sophia, Stuntgirl

Search Terms

should i let my 13 year old read eye of the world
I don’t see why not. There’s some violence, obviously (killing of troll-like monsters, mostly), but it’s not particularly graphic or out of the ordinary for fantasy novels. There are some scary/creepy parts, but that’s entirely dependent on how easily scared they are. No sex in the first one, either (and minimal-to-no on-screen sex in the entire series.) Basically, if they can handle the length, there’s nothing in the content that wouldn’t be appropriate.

firefly bok
No, chickens “bok”. Fireflies are pretty quiet, except for maybe a *blink*ing noise.

reading recommended
Yes, yes it is.

is peter and the shadow thieves a graph
No, it’s a book. This is a graph. (Actually, that was a sentence. And a link. But definitely not a pipe.)

threatened by capricorn
Goats are nasty buggers, it’s true, but somehow I feel like Leo or Scorpio would be a lot more threatening.

what are the names of the kids that went
…up a hill? Jack and Jill. …into the witch’s cottage? Hansel and Gretel. …over the river and through the woods? As far as I know, they’ve remained anonymous.

eye of the world series book 13 review
I wish! Talk to me in about a year, once it’s been finished and published.

ancient way of giving love letters
I’m sure the archaeologists were thrilled to discover the shoebox full of cuneiform love tablets in a teenager’s bedroom closet in ancient Mesopotamian ruins. [….okay, something about the phrase “love tablets” just sounds wrong.]

tally youngblood compared to princess diana
Both of them really liked riding hoverboards. It’s totally true.

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