AquaPhantasia
Adhd Fantasy lover who is trying to get back into reading regularly She/her Pan ace
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A few months ago I watched a recent Anne of the Green Gables adaptation called Anne Shirley which was an anime
I really enjoyed it! And it made me wonder what other books could work well in an anime format
I thought about asking for classics first but I think modern books should get the anime treatment too
Imagine a gideon the ninth adaptation by studio trigger for example!
What western novel (or multiple novels) would you all like to be turned into an anime adaptation?
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Ok so I was looking through some posts and the weird comments that go like "oh my god how is this such a parallel to modern day problems" are something I personally find annoying because
- There's something called systemic issues besties and anti asian racism is one of them
- I don't know how to explain it, but the way a lot of people talk about systemic issues as if they're some sort of "out of the world never to be understood curses that just happened to fall upon us" instead of actions of white supremacy and other systems of power is weird. Do people just don't like admitting systemic issues exist? Genuinely wondering
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Dramatic battles, tense political intrigue, unique world building...and is that maybe some romance I'm sensing? These books are not Romantasy but focus primarily on the SFF elements. Romance is a subplot and may not appear until later in the series, but when it does, you won't be disappointed.
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So a few months ago I started to read the spear cuts through water and while I did LOVE reading it, I got burnt out in general and reading has gotten very hard for me so I paused it
While I do feel like I still need to work on getting back to reading regualrly, I am getting better slowly. But I am not sure how to handle spear because I was over 90% done with it and if I were to continue it, I worry that I'll forget key details and that that will affect my reading experience
But it's also a VERY long book so I can't easily restart it either
Does anyone have a solution to my conundrum?
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I want to know what are some books that have really stuck with you and become apart of your life! Personally Six of Crows and Heaven Officials Blessing have become books that I will take no criticism on and will cherish for the rest of my life are there any books you feel strongly about and have become your all time favourite book or books!
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