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⌈ Secret Post #2701 ⌋

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[The Almighty Johnsons]

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[X-Men Evolution]

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[The Dreaming Machine]

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[Parasol Protectorate]

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[Benedict Cumberbatch, Tom Hiddleston, Interview with the Vampire]

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[Marvel Disc Wars: The Avengers]

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[Orphan Black]

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[Team Fortress 2]

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[Severus Snape, Gerard Way]

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[Neil Patrick Harris/Ramin Karimloo (Les Misérables/Hedwig and the Angry Inch)]

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[Gakuen babysitters]

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[The Walking Dead Game]

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[Billie Piper, Penny Dreadful]

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[Sherlock]

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I just reread an Andrew Clements book called The School Story about a sixth grader who secretly gets a book published through her editor mother. It was adorable and I still liked it. Sometimes I get in a mood to read books that have something to do with writing and I'll probably put this one in the rotation.

I was also rereading some Philippa Gregory. I got into her Tudor books in middle school and the beginning of high school. The soap opera-ishness is showing more than when I first read them but they're still entertaining.

Andrew Clements' books are all wonderful. They're so inventive, and I love the way their kid characters are smart and curious without descending into the 'smart kid surrounded by dumb adults' cliches. The "You have a right to remain silent!" scene in 'No Talking' gets me every time, lol!

My favorite was a toss-up between that one and A Week in the Woods. I loved how Woods had an adult acknowledging that they were in the wrong about something, that always stuck with me, and I loved the audiobook of The School Story... I wonder if I still have it somewhere.

But yeah! Andrew Clements! It makes me wish I had younger people (niblings/baby cousins etc.) around that I could read him to. :D

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