[ SECRET POST #3463 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3463 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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[Dororon Enma-kun Meeramera]


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[Megazone23pt2's Bodysuit 23]


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[Steve Shives]


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[Awful Hospital]


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[Rick & Michonne/Richonne | The Walking Dead]


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[The West Wing, The Newsroom]


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[Zootopia]


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[Archie Comics]











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Comments

Goosebumps and the like

[(Anonymous)]

I just re-read a Goosebumps book for the first time in years. I read them a lot as a kid, but they aren't the kind of thing that holds up well as an adult.

It was called "Deep Trouble" and was about sea monsters and mermaids.

Mostly I read it because it's summer, and I felt like reading something beach-y and I found it in a "little free library." I knew I'd read it as a kid, but couldn't remember what it was about.

Do you ever go back and reread dumb kids' books like this?

And can you recommend any other books or movies or anything having to do with sea monsters/mer-people/lagoon creatures?

Re: Goosebumps and the like

[nanslice]

Man, I 100% go back and read Goosebumps books. My favorite "The Werewolf of Fever Swamp." I also like to go back and read the Fear Street books.

Also, the Baby-Sitters Club.

Re: Goosebumps and the like

[(Anonymous)]

I love Fear Street!

As a kid, I thought it would be much scarier than Goosebumps (which were more funny-scary than straight up scary) because it was aimed at older kids. As it turned out, a lot of them were basically just murder mysteries, which I'm not too scared by. Still, I like mysteries, so I was very fond of them.

I read the Baby-sitters Club too. The mysteries were my favorites, but I also liked some of the funny kid antics.

Re: Goosebumps and the like

[shortysc22]

I loved the "Night of the Living Dead" and whatever one was about the camera stealing people.

Oh Baby-Sitters Club! I loved that series.

And some of Sweet Valley High, I really just like the family tree ones the best.

Re: Goosebumps and the like

[feotakahari]

If you feel like sympathizing with the sea monster, try Dr. Franklin's Island. Loch by Paul Zindel was pretty good, too.

Re: Goosebumps and the like

[(Anonymous)]

Sense and Sensibility and Sea Monsters

Re: Goosebumps and the like

[mimi-sardinia.livejournal.com]

When the first Disney Narnia movie came out I bought a compilation edition (with movie cover) of the books. It'd been a long time since I'd read them and it was a bit of shock how condescending they really were in tone. This stood out even more because I had also recently read The Hobbit and it's well-known Tolkien and Lewis were friends, so the marked difference in how contemporaries and how they wrote for children could be.