[ SECRET POST #3422 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3422 ⌋

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Comments

Ella Enchanted

[(Anonymous)]

The book, not the movie. Who loved it and the ideas/worldbuilding in it?

Re: Ella Enchanted

[nonnymouscawitz]

I adore that book so much. I got it at a book fair in the sixth grade, so in the decade since I've read it so many times the cover fell off. I loved it so much that I read Fairest by the same author, and that was ok but not nearly as good.

Re: Ella Enchanted

[(Anonymous)]

I used to read that book all the time!!

Re: Ella Enchanted

[sarillia]

I love the languages of all the different races. I could stand to see more protagonists who enjoy learning languages.

Re: Ella Enchanted

[lb_lee]

I know, right? I think Ella Enchanted was what first instilled a love of linguistics in us!

Re: Ella Enchanted

[(Anonymous)]

I haven't read it in ages, but I really loved it as a kid. I liked the languages, and the idea of Ella's obedience being a curse.

There were also two scenes I liked, one where she's at her mother's funeral (I think) and sees some animals on a rug moving, and the one where she's walking around in some empty place and finds the glass slippers.

Re: Ella Enchanted

[fingalsanteater]

I used to read that book all the time! I actually really liked the romance element...

Re: Ella Enchanted

[(Anonymous)]

Yes! It was one of the only books where even as a kid I loved and was interested in the romance.

Re: Ella Enchanted

[vethica]

What an amazing book. I really need to get myself a copy and reread it again.

Re: Ella Enchanted

[(Anonymous)]

I loved this book for all of seventh grade. I went around telling people it was my favorite book for at least a year. It was also how I initially met one of my best friends, who I'm still close with today. She loved it too, and we got talking.

I was so, so into the romance in it, too, which was fairly rare for me at the time. (And I actually love the idea of a young Hugh Dancy as Char, even though pretty much everything about the movie was an utter travesty.)

Re: Ella Enchanted

[bigpaw]

One of my fave books of all time. I love the little details in the worldbuilding, Ella is a genuinely charming and intelligent character, the romance is great! I love how her curse was handled. i only saw the movie once, back when it came out, and blocked it from my mind it was so bad. I almost wanna watch it again as an adult to see just how bad it was.

Re: Ella Enchanted

[lb_lee]

LOVED that book. Helped instill a love of linguistics in us, which we majored in in college. I also actually LIKED Char, which is unusual. The curse of obedience is even scarier to me as an adult than it was in childhood!

Re: Ella Enchanted

[(Anonymous)]

Loved that book. To this day sometimes I think about how she would deal with advertisements if she existed in the modern world.

Re: Ella Enchanted

[cure_light]

It's been forever since I read it, but I remember being incredibly emotional at the ending because I was so into it and that doesn't happen too often for me.