The Social Porcupine

Alexa nominated me to do the Sisterhood award, for which I thank her ;). BTW this is my first link up that I've been nominated for, so exciting :D So, here goes ;b. Rules: 1. Thank the blogger who nominated you, linking back to their site. 2. Put the Award logo on your blog. 3. Answer the ten questions sent to you. 4. Make up ten new questions for your nominees to answer. 5. Nominate ten blogs. #1 If you were a superhero, what would your costume look like? Something like an elf's :) flowy, leafy, embroidery, all that :) to tell the truth I'd rather not be a super heroe ( or heroine ) My life is hectic enough :). #2 When did you start writing? Forever, lol :) writing is my life :D But seriously, and finishing things about three years ago thanks to GoTeenWriters and Ravelry.com . #3 Other hobbies besides writing? Knitting, sewing, embroidery, goats, reading, dancing, art, music, piano....lots of stuff :) #4 Marvel or DC Comics? Seen more DC

In my last blogpost I wrote of how I was cautious of eBooks. When I downloaded those free Kendra Ardnek books I accidentally downloaded one other free short story. I almost deleted it, but my mom was like, "It's free, it's a fairy tale. Check it out. If it isn't good then delete it." Wow. That short story ended up being one of the best accidents ever. I loved it so much that I decided "If there are more, I'm going to buy them, even if they are ebooks." Thankfully they are available in both paperback and hardcover :) And I'm buying these VERY soon :) Also, while doing this blog post, I found out that the author was home schooled and has three kids :) that's pretty neat, I think :) Maelyn by Anita Valle Available to download for free Anita Valle on facebook and her blog. Series: Book 1 of the Nine Princesses (Only three books are finished as of yet). Rating: 5 stars. Appropriate for all ages. Once scene with kiss

On the blog , Splendor Falls on Castle Walls, Miss Melody Muffin writes a lot about a certain author, Kendra Ardnek that writes fairy tales/fantasy stories full of comedy and Christian morals Those are just my sort of stories and I told Melody so. So, back in December when Miss Ardnek had a free ebook sale, Melody told me about it, and I downloaded them all! Lol. Now I have never read ebooks before, and I'm trying to stay away from them as much as possible. (I have this fear that ebooks will eventually replace real books, so I'm trying to mostly only read paperbacks and hardcovers :b). Anyways I just started reading the stories last month. I know. (WHAT TOOK YOU SO LONG!?) But.. like I said, they were ebooks. Once I started them I had to finish them all... All but one were short stories, but still I did fly through them. I must admit her books were different than what I expected but I still enjoyed them. So, here are the ones I downloaded and my thoughts on e

Rebels of the Heavenly Kingdom by Katherine Paterson Buy on Amazon My rating : 4.5 stars because I loved this book and it was a well written plot, but there was one inappropriate paragraph at the end that totally shocked me (not a Paterson thing I thought). Because of that and much violence in the book I'd say this book is only appropriate for readers 16+. Even then use caution. Genre: Historical fiction, Taiping war, religious, political, Goodreads: Newbery Medal author Paterson presents the story of Wang Lee, the young son of starving peasants in 1850's China. Seized by bandits and carried away from home during the Taiping Rebellion, Wang Lee meets Mai Lin when members of her undercover society save him from his captors. Amazon: Carried away by bandits, Wang Lee is rescued by the Heavenly Kingdom of Great Peace and he joins the group's leader, Mai Lin, in the battle against betrayal, oppression, and tyranny. Reprint. AB. PW. My review and though

I am answering questions from a linkup from Bethany and Becca's blog, Clever Bunnies. ~ Paste the button onto your blog post. ~ Leave a new list of questions (or just pass on the question list you answered) and tag a few people of your random choice (and say why you tagged them, if you have time!) (Be original and nonsensical in your question-creativity - make the blogging world a cheerful place :-) And be disastrously random.) I tag anyone that wants to do this. Post your answers in the comments or your own blog. Just let me know if you do it on your blog :) My questions are; Who's your favorite author? What sort of shoes do you prefer (boots, sneakers, Flip-flops...)? If you could do one crazy thing that would shock the whole world yet still be decent Biblically what would it be? Do you prefer pizza or cheeseburger? What do you normally use - a hairbrush or a comb? Do you normally wear jewelry? What is your favorite farm animal? Are there any names in l