avatar

TheReadingTeacup

I love a romance or a book that makes me happy. I am also always interested in a good dystopian or sci-fi. I read a little bit of everything and am excited to chat with people about books!

396 points

0% overlap
Level 3
Made for the Movies
Games & Trials
My Taste
The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue
The Hunger Games
Kindred
The Girl in the Castle
Pride and Prejudice
Reading...
An Introduction to Student-Involved Assessment FOR Learning (6th Edition)
52%
Developing Educationally Meaningful and Legally Sound IEPs (Special Education Law, Policy, and Practice)
40%
Tress of the Emerald Sea
32%
The Promise
20%
Pride and Prejudice
43%


4.17 average  ·  32 reviews

Click a segment to filter



  • What makes a fairy tale? ✨

    I’ve been reading The School for Good and Evil recently, and it got me thinking: what makes a fairy tale a fairy tale? I’ve read a few fairy tale retellings and liked them, but do they count as fairy tales in their own right, or are they just a spin-off? Also, does having magic make it a fairy tale, or is there something else that really sets fairy tales apart? The Google definition is “a children's story about magical and imaginary beings and lands.” But I'm curious whether people agree with this definition or have different criteria.

    12
    5