Meggie, Flatnose, and Capricorn, pls? : )

Meggie: what was your favourite book as a child?

Most definitely The Thief Lord, also by the lovely Cornelia Funke. I think the Redwall series by Brian Jacques follows close after, but The Thief Lord was probably my first true hyperfixation. 

Flatnose: name two things you are scared of? 

Tough question to answer because I’m actually going back to therapy for general anxiety disorder soon, meaning that I’m irrationally afraid of a lot of things and it’s difficult to distinguish between panic fear and normal fear. HOWEVER I’m gonna try to answer!! I guess I’d say my top two fears are random horrible accidents happening to me and finding out that I didn’t actually escape certain bad situations I have, in fact, escaped. 

Capricorn: if you could have anything read out of a book, what would it be? 

Probably the automaton from The Invention of Hugo Cabret. I know that little writing automatons were once real, but I’d like my own, in this day and age.  

Inkheart Asks

welcometotheinkworld:

Meggie: what was your favourite book as a child?

Mo: are you an early bird or a night owl?

Dustfinger: where do you feel most at home?

Farid: where is favourite place to go on holiday?

Elinor: what is favourite book as an adult?

Resa: if you had to lose one of your senses, which would you
chose?

Capricorn: if you could have anything read out of a book,
what would it be?

Basta: are you superstitious?

Flatnose: name two things you are scared of?

Cockerell: which story would you least like to be read into?

Mortola: what is your favourite plant?

Fenoglio: do you enjoy writing stories?

Darius: what is something you are embarrassed about?

Orpheus: what is something in a person that repulses you?

The Shadow: what frightens you the most?

horrorvenus:

ladysaviours:

the thing about “well-behaved women rarely make history" is that the author, Laurel Thatcher Ulrich, didn’t write it about women who would be considered “badly-behaved;“ she wrote it in a book about a midwife, about women who had been largely ignored and erased from history because as a result of their “good behaviour.” So it’s not a “BAD GIRLS DO IT WELL" kind of quote; it’s a reminder to respect and pay attention to the women who go about quietly living their lives.

it’s a reminder to respect and pay attention to the women who go about quietly living their lives.

Just as a shout out to teens here on Tumblr: if an adult on here is ever giving you shit for not implicitly trusting them pls message me and I will have your back in an instant. this is me running to your defense