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kyouka-supremacy · 10 months

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(This is denkies, my blog is temporarily nerfed) Do you think "Chasing Shadows" by Alex Warren is a good SSKK song? Besides the line "It's like you've been replaced by home video tapes", I feel like the song is very Atsushi post-88. Especially "I'm homesick for conversations I would avoid, and now I miss the sound of your voice." It very much feels like his need for Akutagawa to tell him Why.

Since it's canon that Atsushi has yet to cope with Aku's death (ch 106), I think the song exemplifies Atsushi's need for answers. 106 shows that he's been bottling this up for so long, desperate to know WHY Akutagawa saved him. Chasing after answers he'll never get because Akutagawa is dead (from Atsushi's POV from 88-106). I'm also an Atsushi grieving truther <3

I know a lot of people put like, rock or alt songs on SSKK playlists so this song might be dumb or cheesy, since it's a slower song. But I need another opinion from someone who is also incredibly unwell about SSKK. (For making this sskk playlist while i wait for my blog to be reinstated)

(Sorry for the late answer!!!) Omg you're so right, that's such an Atsushi grieving song (´;︵;) I feel like the line you pointed out in particular, the “I'm homesick for conversations I would avoid, and now I miss the sound of your voice”, really encapsulates Atsushi's conflictual feelings for Akutagawa: someone he thought he would have wanted to avoid, but who now can't help but painfully miss. It's like Atsushi always telling Akutagawa to stop calling him Jinko, who now would do anything to hear that again. On that note, the "For someone I’m still learning to miss" line is *so* Atsushi… Someone who still hasn't sorted out his feelings for Akutagawa, but who does miss him terribly nonetheless ｡:ﾟ(;´∩`;)ﾟ:｡

Silly note but the “Oh I’m running after something // Trying to catch your ghost // Holding on to pictures // And the smell of your clothes” stanza line made me remember… There's actually a photo of Akutagawa going around at the ada. Besides, obviously, Atsushi holding tight onto Rashomon, can you imagine Atsushi asking Kunikida if he can have Akutagawa's photo? It's kinda funny, kinda saddening, very pathetic, and overall quite fitting for Atsushi. Here's the photo of the dead man I hate who died to save my life I always carry with me next to my heart.

#“Feel you slipping through my fingers // And I know I’ll never reach ya // But you’re part of me” 💔💔💔#atsushi nakajima #sskk #bsd #people asks me stuff #Seriously though sskk deserve a polaroid together. This ***is*** me being unapologetically nostalgic for tpn.

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For the week of 5 May 2019

Quick Bits:

Age of Conan: Bêlit #3 throws a few road bumps in the way of Bêlit’s plans as the Kushites renege of their deal and her drunken “Captain” continues being a jerk. I’m really liking this exploration of Bêlit’s early days from Tini Howard, Kate Niemczyk, Scott Hanna, Jason Keith, and Travis Lanham.

| Published by Marvel

Archie #704 throws some roadblocks in the way of Archie and Sabrina’s relationship through the form of a “Bachelor”-like charity programme set up by Cheryl. I love the even more stylized pastel colour palette from Matt Herms.

| Published by Archie Comics

Batman & The Outsiders #1 is an entertaining debut from Bryan Hill, Dexter Soy, Veronica Gandini, Clayton Cowles. I’ve not read the arc in Detective Comics that feeds into this, but this first issue provides enough information for new readers now to be lost and gives good incentive to check out what’s come before. Great art from Soy and Gandini, with an interesting look inside a team and a compelling start to a mystery about the last survivor from a metahuman generating factory.

| Published by DC Comics

Bettie Page #4 concludes the QE2 aliens caper. Love the art from Julius Ohta, Ellie Wright, and Sheelagh D.

| Published by Dynamite

Bronze Age Boogie #2 continues the strangest Doom Patrol story as the Martian invasion angle has taken hold in the future and a motley crew of heroes bands together to try to stop them. Stuart Moore, Alberto Ponticelli, Giulia Brusco, and Rob Steen are playing with some interesting cross-media influences to tell a highly entertaining tale. It’s rounded out with the usual goodies in the form of prose, letters, and what’s probably my favourite of the back-up strips so far, Major Ursa, from Tyrone Finch, Mauricet, Lee Loughridge, and Rob Steen.

| Published by Ahoy

Conan the Barbarian #6 sees Jason Aaron, Mahmud Asrar, Matthew Wilson, and Travis Lanham tell a story of Conan’s frustrations as a mercenary in the skirmishes between Turan and Stygia. People constantly underestimating Conan is always a fun story.

| Published by Marvel

Deadly Class #38 sees Marcus and Maria return to King’s Dominion. It’s kind of messed up seeing the new status quo, but at the same time the tension that Rick Remender, Wes Craig, Jordan Boyd, and Rus Wooton build here between to old Legacy kids and Marcus & Maria feels like it’s going to explode, suggesting something even worse for the characters is coming soon. It’s very captivating.

| Published by Image / Giant Generator

Detective Comics #1003 reveals the identity of the Arkham Knight. It’s not really anyone you could have possibly guessed, but an interesting addition to Batman’s rogues gallery. Also the cult surrounding the Arkham Knight is certifiably insane. Gorgeous artwork again from Brad Walker, Andrew Hennessy, and Nathan Fairbairn.

| Published by Marvel

The Empty Man #7 goes full Clive Barker as we get an explanation for what the Empty Man really is and how he continues to manifest himself upon reality. I know I keep saying it, but the body horror brought about in the art from Jesús Hervás and Niko Guardia just can’t be stressed enough. Every issue they seem to outdo themselves with creepy and intriguing designs.

| Published by BOOM! Studios

Eve Stranger #1 looks to be another winner for Black Crown. This first issue sets up the titular character as a secret agent who seems to need to reboot her memory every week. Why, exactly, is left unknown, but that’s part of the fun. David Barnett, Philip Bond, Eva de la Cruz, and Jane Heir do a wonderful job here with the action and intrigue. Also it’s great to see Bond doing more espionage tinged action, his art always looks so great telling these kinds of stories.

| Published by IDW / Black Crown

Excellence #1 is a thoroughly excellent debut from Brandon Thomas, Khary Randolph, Emilio Lopez, and Deron Bennett. The world and character building in this first issue is impeccable and the art from Randolph and Lopez will just blow you away. Incredible development of a magic-based society and the class structure therein.

| Published by Image / Skybound

The Flash #70 begins “Year One” promising new insight and occurrences during Barry’s origin story. Given that the last time this happened his mother was murdered, changing the timeline and resulting down the line in Barry trying to fix it with Flashpoint, anything’s possible. The real draw, though, is the stunning artwork from Howard Porter and Hi-Fi. Porter is really giving this his all and it shines through wonderfully.

| Published by DC Comics

Hawkman #12 brings Bryan Hitch’s tenure on the series to an end with the conclusion to “Cataclysm”. This is an excellent, action-packed final confrontation between the legion of Hawkmen and the Deathbringers, setting up a whole Hawkman for possibly the first time and hints as to worse things waiting on the horizon.

| Published by DC Comics

Infinite Dark #6 amplifies the terror and chaos as the dead-ish things exposed to the void start spreading fear and panic throughout the station. Ryan Cady, Andrea Mutti, K. Michael Russell, and Troy Peteri ratchet up the horror here.

| Published by Image / Top Cow

Invaders #5 raises more questions after we thought some things were coming into focus in the previous issue, as Chip Zdarsky, Carlos Magno, Butch Guice, Alex Guimarães, and Travis Lanham continue “War Ghosts”. The tension here on the brink of all out war between the US and Atlantis is incredible, and there are more interesting twists that suggest something far more sinister occurring.

| Published by Marvel

Jim Henson’s The Storyteller: Sirens #2 features a gorgeous adaptation of the story of Chinese mother goddess, Nuwa, by Chan Chau with letters by Jim Campbell. The artwork is amazingly beautiful supporting a very sweet tale.

| Published by Boom Entertainment / Archaia

Justice League Odyssey #9 opens up an interesting thread that Starfire, Cyborg, and Azrael may be unduly under the influence of Darkseid. Dan Abnett is setting up some simmering conflict between Jessica Cruz and the rest of the team here, along with quite a few occult catchphrases thrown in to help amplify the mood.

| Published by DC Comics

Lodger #5 is the end to this excellent crime drama from the Laphams and it is all kinds of messed up. We learn what really happened to Ricky’s family and...yeah. This has been a strange, at times disturbing, ride and they stuck the landing.

| Published by IDW / Black Crown

Murder Falcon #8 is the epic conclusion to this series as Jake and Murf take on Magnum Khaos. Between this series and Extremity, Daniel Warren Johnson has proven himself time and again as a master storyteller and it shines through with the heartrending end to this story. This one goes up to eleven.

| Published by Image / Skybound

Red Sonja & Vampirella Meet Betty & Veronica #1 is an interesting mash-up of the three properties from Amy Chu, Maria Sanapo, Vinicius Andrade, and Taylor Esposito. Some nice fish out of water humour as Sonja and Vampirella acclimate to Riverdale.

| Published by Dynamite

Savage Sword of Conan #5 concludes “The Cult of Koga Thun” from Gerry Duggan, Ron Garney, Richard Isanove, and Travis Lanham. Some interesting twists in this finale of what has been a highly entertaining adventure.

| Published by Marvel

She Could Fly: The Lost Pilot #2 sees Martín Morazzo cut loose again with some of the designs and presentation for Luna’s dreams and schizophrenic episodes.

| Published by Dark Horse / Berger Books

Star Wars: Age of Rebellion - Boba Fett #1 features some incredibly rich artwork from Marc Laming and Neeraj Menon. Great detail throughout this story spotlighting Boba Fett’s cold, silent amorality.

| Published by Marvel

Star Wars: Doctor Aphra #32 begins “Unspeakable Rebel Superweapon” as Aphra and her young protege steal the titular MacGuffin. There’s some interesting flashbacks to Aphra’s youth and it’s great to see Caspar Wijngaard doing more Star Wars art, even if just the flashbacks.

| Published by Marvel

These Savage Shores #4 is a sumptuous feast. Ram V, Sumit Kumar, Vittorio Astone, and Aditya Bidikar are elevating the artform of comics which each subsequent issue. The epistolary narrative, the horror and mythological themes, the plays upon the nine-panel grid, the shadowy character designs, the lush and spooky colours, the overlap with historical events, the unique approach and detail in each character’s missive...just one of these elements would result in an entertaining tale, this comic mixes all of them into a superlative package. You’re doing yourself a disservice if you’re not reading this series.

| Published by Vault

The Unstoppable Wasp #7 throws Nadia a birthday party, wherein she learns of her relations to what seems like half of the Marvel universe. Also, issues a death threat to Tony Stark. It’s cute, from Jeremy Whitley, Alti Firmansyah, Espen Grundetjern, and Joe Caramagna.

| Published by Marvel

War of the Realms: New Agents of Atlas #1 sets up the conflict in the Pacific with Sindr while introducing a swath of new international characters to the Marvel universe. Also, Amadeus Cho continues to be a massive idiot, even at his shrunken size. Great art from Gang Hyuk Lim and Federico Blee.

| Published by Marvel

Wonder Twins #4 sets up the twins with a pair of dates, allowing for some hilarious misadventures. Also, Polly seems to have a weird obsession with testicular cancer. Mark Russell, Stephen Byrne, and Dave Sharpe continue the fun, even though this one kind of takes us away from all ages material.

| Published by DC Comics / Wonder Comics

Wyrd #3 opens up the messy can of worms of Wyrd’s past further as a figure out of the past he can’t remember emerges for a “meet”. Great tone and atmosphere for this story from Curt Pires, Antonio Fuso, Stefano Simeone, and Micah Myers.

| Published by Dark Horse

X-Force #7 begins “The Counterfeit King” from Ed Brisson, Dylan Burnett, Damian Couceiro, Jesus Aburtov, and Joe Caramagna as past and present threaten to collide. Some nice character development for the team as they wait for Deathlok to do his thing.

| Published by Marvel

Other Highlights: Accell #20, Age of X-Man: Apocalypse & The X-Tracts #3, Battlestar Galactica: Twilight Command #3, Betty & Veronica #5, Black Hammer: Age of Doom #10, By Night #11, Captain America #10, Captain Marvel #5, Catwoman #11, Curse Words #21, Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man #6, Gunning for Hits #5, Hack/Slash vs. Chaos #5, Hit Girl: Season Two #4, House of Whispers #9, Ice Cream Man #12, James Bond: Origin #9, The Last Space Race #4, The Long Con #9, Marvels Annotated #3, Oberon #4, Ronin Island #3, Section Zero #2, Shadow Roads #7, Six Days, Spider-Man/Deadpool #50, Star Wars Adventures #21, Supergirl #30, Symbiote Spider-Man #2, The Unbeatable Squirrel Girl #44, Unnatural #9, Vindication #4, War of the Realms: Journey Into Mystery #2, Wasted Space #9, Waves, Wonder Woman #70

Recommended Collections: Accell - Volume 4: Slipstream Dream, Beyonders - Volume 1, Blackbird - Volume 1, Doctor Who: The Thirteenth Doctor - Volume 1, The Freeze - Volume 1, Justice League - Volume 2: Graveyard of the Gods, Pearl - Volume 1, Quantum & Woody! - Volume 2: Separation Anxiety, Red Sonja/Tarzan, Spider-Gwen: Ghost Spider - Volume 1: Spider-Geddon, Star Wars: Age of Republic - Villains, Thor by Jason Aaron: Complete Collection - Volume 1, The Woods: Yearbook Edition - Volume 1

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The Sunnydale Herald Newsletter, Tuesday, July 24

JOYCE: Buffy, I'm home. Do you wanna go to, uh, ...? What are you doing? You're running away again? And you're taking my clothes. BUFFY: Mom, I need you to leave town. Tonight. JOYCE: Buffy, I'd miss your graduation. BUFFY: Yeah, that's sort of the idea. JOYCE: There's no way. I wouldn't dream... BUFFY: Mom, graduation is a pointless ceremony where you sit around and listen to a bunch of boring speeches until someone hands you a piece of paper that says you graduated which you already know and maroon does nothing for my complection, so don't argue, okay?

~~Graduation Part 1~~

[Drabbles & Short Fiction]

Contemplation (Giles/OC, T) by locke-writes

Five Minutes (Angel/Cordelia, T) by klutzysunshine

Mama (Angel/Cordelia, T) by klutzysunshine

[Chaptered Fiction]

Seven Deadly Sins Challenge 1-7/7 (COMPLETE) (Spike/Various, E) by Hello_Spikey

When Faith met Warren Ch. 1 (Faith/Tara, T) by tillowygoodness

Life Hard Ch. 47 (Buffy/Spike, M) by Soulburnt

Rehabilitation Ch. 16 (Giles, Ensemble, M) by LoreoftheFaye

As You Are, Chapter 2 (Buffy/Spike, T) by Serenitey

Trial by Spirit., Chapter 2 (Buffy/Spike, E) by Loup Noir

She vows to endure, Chapter 7 (Buffy/Spike, M) by Cockney Cecilia

Tales From a New Body, Chapter 27 (Buffy/Spike, E) by OffYourBird

Hindsight, Chapter 111 (Buffy/Spike, M) by Toften

We had to save the world, Chapter 24 (Buffy/Spike, E) by Sus

Save the Last Dance for Me, Chapter 62 (Buffy/Spike, E) by Passion4Spike

[Images, Audio & Video]

Artwork: Buffy Summers Icons by sweet-lyri

Bloodstream, Story Banner (BTVS) (Buffy/Spike) by javajunkie247

BtVS Reboot Poster by magickgirl786

Artwork: Vampiric Virus Spike by shadowsfandomhellhole

Artwork: i am the plan. #buffy by tarastheory

[Reviews & Recaps]

Discussion of 1.08 "I Robot, You Jane"

Discussion of 3.01 "Anne"

Discussion of 2.08 "The Dark Age"

Buffy rewatch: Shadow (5.08) by elsalapizza

BTVS 7x19 Empty Places a.k.a. the one where everyone is a moron by marshmallow-the-vampire-slayer

Video: Buffy The Vampire Slayer was a weird show... by Alex Meyers

Video: TV SHOWS YOU NEED TO WATCH| BUFFY THE VAMPIRE SLAYER AND ANGEL by heyitsris78

PODCAST: M & M Podcast Network Pangs / I Will Remember You

PODCAST: Chipperish Still Dead #11. Gross Face Killah (S1.22)

PODCAST:Fire Bad, Tree Pretty FBTP 19: This One Time, at the Goth Club...

PODCAST: Slayerfest '98 Ep 68: The Effulgent James Marsters (Fool For Love)

PODCAST: Tiny Fences Buffy Rewatch: Season 2 Part 1

PUBLICATION: Confusing Middle Rewatching Buffy – Episode 75 New Moon Rising

PUBLICATION: Confusing Middle Rewatching Angel – Episode 19 - Sanctuary

[Community Announcements]

Challenge 609 - parents at femslash100

The Banner-icon-meme-challenge hosted by Buffylover

[Fandom Discussions]

Apparently Buffy is being rebooted... by frelling-tralk

Why are people against rebooting Buffy but okay with Oceans 8, new Ghostbusters, different James Bond by baumanhp

Generational vs. Racebent Remake by popculturetc

Buffy/Angel Ship Meme by gracenm

Rupert Giles - Buffy The Vampire Slayer by koganphrancis

Old Rec: Comfortable by shrift by disraelimiscellany

Riley Finn exemplifies Whedon’s lack of true emotional depth by gaysunfire

Reboot Thoughts - Characters by kyliafanfiction

Star Trek or the Buffyverse? Weslah or Fuffy? Wesley or Xander? by scienceofficer-winifredburkle

ship meme - Giles/Jenny by angelinthefire

The Non-Toxic Masculinity of Rupert Giles by Athena

Did anyone else want to smack Giles when he and Willow were arguing about the Native Americans? by S Rou

Two Sentence Story by nightshade

Buffy Reboot Thread: Part 2 Multiple Participants

Bangel Novels Recs by Mrs Gordo

Bangel Videos by Carrie Hopewell

What Will Race Do to Buffy? by WillowFromBuffy

She deserved it by Spanky

What "race" was Jenny Calendar? by thrasherpix

How should Slayers muscles adapt to excercise? by ghoststar and multiple participants

Buffy Season12 The Reckoning (continued) by Multiple Participants

Best and Worst Performance from Each Actor by

Buffy picspam by buffylover

OFFICIAL:Buffy Reboot - Monica Owusu-Breen: 5 Fast Facts You Need to Know by Bespangled and Multiple Participants

http://www.buffyforums.net/forums/showthread.php?21064-OFFICIAL-Buffy-Is-Being-Rebooted-On-TV-Joss-Is-Producing&highlight= by BAF with multiple participants

Poll: Vampire/Demon - Human Relations by HardlyThere

What if Cordelia stayed? by bilscal

Your top 5 fixes by elliest_5

Oz as a regular on Angel by Samof94

Who do you think played the other character better, Sarah Michelle Gellar or Eliza Dushku? by twisted_memories

#btvs #ats #buffy the vampire slayer #angel the series #fan fiction #fan art #meta

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osborgs · 3 years

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8 livros imperdíveis para quem é romântica!

O universo literário é mágico e nos faz viajar para muitos lugares e sentir coisas que nem imaginamos ser possível, isso só de ler algumas páginas. Você já deve ter se pegado suspirando em cenas de casais nos livros, e até se colocando no lugar da protagonista ou se imaginando encontrando uma pessoa assim na vida real. A CH separou alguns romances imperdíveis e gostosos de ler para você ter que é romântica. Vamos de lista!

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Orgulho – Ibi Zoboi

Inspirado no clássico Orgulho e Preconceito de Jane Austen, Orgulho é uma releitura moderna e cheia de representatividade. Além de lermos uma história sobre o primeiro amor, também encontramos elementos de identidade cultural e classe. Compre aqui.

Sinopse: Zuri Benitez tem orgulho. Orgulho do Brooklyn, de sua família e de suas raízes afro-latinas. Mas orgulho não é o suficiente para salvar seu bairro da gentrificação e de se tornar irreconhecível. Quando a rica família Darcy se muda para o outro lado da rua, Zuri não quer contato com seus dois filhos adolescentes, mesmo quando sua irmã Janae começa a se apaixonar pelo encantador Ainsley. Acima de tudo, ela não suporta o crítico e arrogante Darius, mas eles são forçados a se entender, e o que antes era um confronto se torna uma inesperada amizade. Agora, com quatro irmãs a empurrando em direções diferentes, com o adorável Warren em busca de sua atenção e com as candidaturas para a faculdade chegando, Zuri luta entre encontrar seu lugar na paisagem em transição de Bushwick ou perder tudo.

Vermelho, Branco e Sangue Azul – Casey McQuiston

Esta comédia romântica alegre é o primeiro livro da jornalista Casey McQuiston, e podemos dizer que ela já começou com o pé direito. As cenas de romances em Vermelho, Branco e Sangue Azul são bem descritivas, o que nos transporta para o momento exato do livro, e tem até um pouco de política por se tratar de um príncipe e do filho da presidente dos Estados Unidos. Compre aqui.

Sinopse: Quando sua mãe foi eleita presidenta dos Estados Unidos, Alex Claremont-Diaz se tornou o novo queridinho da mídia norte-americana. Bonito, carismático e com personalidade forte, Alex tem tudo para seguir os passos de seus pais e conquistar uma carreira na política, como tanto deseja. Mas quando sua família é convidada para o casamento real do príncipe britânico Philip, Alex tem que encarar o seu primeiro desafio diplomático: lidar com Henry, irmão mais novo de Philip, o príncipe mais adorado do mundo, com quem ele é constantemente comparado ― e que ele não suporta.

O encontro entre os dois sai pior do que o esperado, e no dia seguinte todos os jornais do mundo estampam fotos de Alex e Henry caídos em cima do bolo real, insinuando uma briga séria entre os dois. Para evitar um desastre diplomático, eles passam um fim de semana fingindo ser melhores amigos e não demora para que essa relação evolua para algo que nenhum dos dois poderia imaginar ― e que não tem nenhuma chance de dar certo. Ou tem?

Amor & Gelato – Jenna Evans Welch

Estão aí duas coisas que amamos juntas: uma história de amor e sorvete. Brincadeiras à parte, Amor & Gelato nos leva até a Itália em uma trajetória de descoberta da Lina, que aprende a lidar com a perda, consigo mesma e com o amor. Compre aqui.

E se você amar, ainda indicamos Amor & Sorte, da mesma autora, mas agora na Irlanda e tendo como protagonista a Addie. Jenna Evans até conversou com a CH sobre inspirações para o livro.

Sinopse: Depois da morte da mãe, Lina fica com a missão de realizar um último pedido: ir até a Itália para conhecer o pai. Do dia para a noite, ela se vê na famosa paisagem da Toscana, morando em uma casa localizada no mesmo terreno de um cemitério memorial de soldados americanos da Segunda Guerra Mundial, com um homem que nunca tinha ouvido falar. Apesar das belezas arquitetônicas, da história da cidade e das comidas maravilhosas, o que Lina mais quer é ir embora correndo dali.

Mas as coisas começam a mudar quando ela recebe um antigo diário da mãe. Nele, a menina embarca em uma misteriosa história de amor, que pode explicar suas próprias origens. No meio desse turbilhão de emoções, Lina ainda conhece Ren e Thomas, dois meninos lindos que vão mexer ainda mais com seu coração.

Eleanor & Park – Rainbow Rowell

Quem curte um bom romance adolescente não pode deixar de ler este livro. Vemos a simplicidade e cumplicidade do amor entre dois jovens, que se perdem no mundo um do outro. Você com certeza se identificará com Eleanor & Park. Compre aqui.

Sinopse: Eleanor é nova na cidade. Com roupas inusitadas, cachos ruivos indomáveis e uma família problemática, ela sente que nunca vai conseguir se encaixar.

Park senta sozinho no ônibus da escola. Sempre de camiseta preta, fones de ouvido e a cabeça enfiada num livro, acha que consegue passar despercebido.

Mas não para Eleanor.

Aos poucos, entre fitas cassetes gravadas, pilhas de histórias em quadrinhos e conversas até tarde da noite, Eleanor e Park se apaixonam.

Narrada durante o ano letivo de 1986, essa é a história de dois jovens de dezesseis anos que, mesmo sabendo que o primeiro amor quase nunca é para sempre, têm coragem e esperança suficientes para tentar.

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Para Todos os Garotos que Já Amei – Jenny Han

A trilogia de Jenny Han, que deu origem ao sucesso da Netflix, vai te arrancar suspiros do início ao fim. Estamos nos despedindo de Lara Jean e Peter K. nas telinhas, mas esse pode ser um ótimo motivo para você ler Para Todos os Garotos que Já Amei, ou até mesmo relê-los. Compre aqui.

Sinopse: Para todos os garotos que já amei, P.S.: Ainda amo você e Agora e para sempre, Lara Jean são os três volumes de uma trilogia apaixonante que acompanha os altos e baixos da vida de Lara Jean Song, uma menina descendente de coreanos que guarda suas cartas de amor em uma caixa de chapéu que ganhou da mãe. Mas não são cartas escritas para ela, e sim por ela. Uma para cada garoto que Lara Jean já amou – cinco ao todo.

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Escrevendo, a filha do meio da família Song — uma garota inteligente, planejada e responsável, que tem a receita do cookie perfeito — consegue abrir o coração e colocar em palavras tudo aquilo que não é capaz de dizer em voz alta. São palavras, afinal, que jamais serão lidas por ninguém. Quando, porém, essas cartas secretas são enviadas aos destinatários, a vida de Lara Jean sai do papel e se transforma em algo que ela não pode mais controlar. Algo, talvez, muito mais emocionante.

Quando a Noite Cai – Carina Rissi

Imagina ser atropelada por, literalmente, o cara dos seus sonhos? É isso o que acontece com a Briana, uma jovem azarada que nunca para em um emprego só. Mas, para além disso, o romance de Carina Rissi, autora da série Perdida, é cheio de mistérios, lendas e magia. Compre aqui.

Sinopse: Briana Pinheiro sabe que não é a pessoa mais sortuda do mundo. Sempre que ela está por perto algo vai mal, especialmente no trabalho. Por isso é tão difícil manter um emprego. E a garota realmente precisa de grana, já que a pensão da família não anda nada bem.

Mas esse não é o único motivo pelo qual Briana anda perdendo o sono. Quando a noite cai e o sono vem, ela é transportada para terras distantes: um mundo com espadas, castelos e um guerreiro irlandês que teima em lhe roubar os sonhos… e o coração.

Depois de ser demitida – pela terceira vez no mês! -, Briana reúne coragem e esperanças e sai em busca de um novo trabalho. É quando Gael O’Connor cruza seu caminho. O irlandês de olhar misterioso e poucas palavras lhe oferece uma vaga em uma de suas empresas. Só tem um probleminha: seu novo chefe é exatamente igual ao guerreiro dos seus sonhos.

Enquanto tenta manter a má sorte longe do escritório, Briana acaba por misturar realidade e fantasia e se apaixona pelo belo, irresistível e enigmático Gael. Em uma viagem à Irlanda, a paixão explode e, com ela, o mundo de Briana. Pois a garota vai descobrir que seu conto de fadas está em risco – e que talvez nem mesmo o amor verdadeiro seja capaz de triunfar…

Todas as suas Imperfeições – Colleen Hoover

Colleen Hoover é uma escritora aclamada no gênero romance com Variety e É Assim que Acaba e por isso um livro seu tinha que estar nessa lista. Todas as suas Imperfeições fala sobre superar os obstáculos da vida e ser feliz com todos os seus defeitos. Compre aqui.

Sinopse: Todas as Suas Imperfeições narra a história de Quinn e Graham. Eles se conhecem no pior dia de suas vidas; ela chega mais cedo de uma viagem para surpreender o noivo, ele testemunha a traição da namorada. E é assim que ambos acabam no corredor de um prédio, trocando confidências, biscoitos da sorte e palavras de conforto.Fim da dança… se o destino não tivesse outros planos para os dois. Meses mais tarde, os acordes tocam para o casal mais uma vez e eles se reencontram. Graham está convencido de que são almas gêmeas. Quinn jamais se sentiu dessa forma antes. A intensidade do sentimento os assusta, mas eles mergulham de cabeça mesmo assim.O casamento é tudo o que sonhavam, a parceria perfeita. Mesmo nos momentos difíceis, sabem que podem contar com o outro. Nenhum deles desiste do amor que sentem. Até que a primeira nota dissonante abala a sinfonia do casal. Até que Quinn parece estar disposta a trocar tudo o que é pela única coisa que não consegue ser: mãe.A luta do casal por um filho arrisca os alicerces da relação. Quinn não pode engravidar. Graham não é um candidato para adoção por conta de um erro do passado. O impasse os deixa parados no salão, no silêncio. A orquestra está em suspenso. Os dois parecem surdos para a música do amor.Em Todas as suas imperfeições, Colleen coloca sua marca em mais uma obra comovente e inesquecível.

Teto Para Dois – Beth O’leary

Este livro é daqueles que você realmente devora. Uma história divertida, e improvável, afinal, dificilmente você criará uma conexão com alguém se comunicando apenas por post-its, ou dormindo na mesma cama, mas nunca juntos. Mas é justamente isso que nos prende do início ao fim. Compre aqui.

Sinopse: Eles dividem um apartamento com uma cama só. … Só que tem um detalhe importante: o lugar tem apenas uma cama. Sem nunca terem se encontrado pessoalmente, Leon e Tiffy fecham um contrato de seis meses e passam a resolver as trivialidades do dia a dia por Post-its espalhados pela casa.

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title: (hey baby) kiss the single life goodbye, ch 4: ‘catching up with the summers-neramanis’ fandom: xmfc pairing: alex/darwin with side katherine/lilandra and mentions of scott/jean/warren

fic summary: Alex and Darwin elope to Niagara Falls to get Alex in-state college tuition. From there, hijinx ensue.

chapter summary: After a call from Scott brings the boys back to Westchester, there is an unanticipated Summers family reunion.

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Oscars 2018: See The Full List Of Academy Award Nominations HERE!

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Awards season is upon us, and that can only mean it's time for one thing...

Oscars noms!

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On Tuesday morning, The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences finally revealed this year's lengthy list of nominations ahead of the March 4 show, and we couldn't be more excited!

Ch-ch-check out all the lucky nominees (below):

Best Picture Call Me By Your Name Darkest Hour Dunkirk Get Out Lady Bird Phantom Thread The Post The Shape Of Water Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri

Actor In A Leading Role Timothée Chalamet, Call Me By Your Name Daniel Day-Lewis, Phantom Thread Daniel Kaluuya, Get Out Denzel Washington, Roman J. Israel, Esq. Gary Oldman, Darkest Hour

Actress In A Leading Role Sally Hawkins, The Shape Of Water Frances McDormand, Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri Margot Robbie, I, Tonya Saoirse Ronan, Lady Bird Meryl Streep, The Post

Actor In A Supporting Role Willem Dafoe, The Florida Project Woody Harrelson, Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri Richard Jenkins, The Shape of Water Christopher Plummer, All the Money in the World Sam Rockwell, Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri

Actress In A Supporting Role Mary J. Blige, Mudbound Allison Janney, I, Tonya Lesley Manville, Phantom Thread Laurie Metcalf, Lady Bird Octavia Spencer, The Shape of Water

Director Dunkirk, Christopher Nolan Get Out, Jordan Peele Lady Bird, Greta Gerwig Phantom Thread, Paul Thomas Anderson The Shape of Water, Guillermo del Toro

Original Score Dunkirk, Hans Zimmer Phantom Thread, Jonny Greenwood The Shape of Water, Alexandre Desplat Star Wars: The Last Jedi, John Williams Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri, Carter Burwel

Original Song Mighty River from Mudbound, Mary J. Blige Mystery of Love from Call Me by Your Name, Sufjan Stevens Remember Me from Coco, Kristen Anderson-Lopez, Robert Lopez Stand Up for Something from Marshall, Diane Warren, Common This Is Me from The Greatest Showman, Benj Pasek, Justin Paul

Animated Feature The Boss Baby The Breadwinner Coco Ferdinand Loving Vincent

Animated Short DeKalb Elementary The Eleven O'Clock My Nephew Emmett The Silent Child Watu Wote/All of Us

Best Live Action Short Film Dear Basketball Garden Party Lou Negative Space Revolting Rhymes

Adapted Screenplay Call Me by Your Name, James Ivory The Disaster Artist, Scott Neustadter & Michael H. Weber Logan, Scott Frank & James Mangold and Michael Green Molly's Game, Aaron Sorkin Mudbound, Virgil Williams and Dee Rees

Original Screenplay The Big Sick, Emily V. Gordon & Kumail Nanjiani Get Out, Jordan Peele Lady Bird, Greta Gerwig The Shape of Water, Guillermo del Toro, Vanessa Taylor Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri, Martin McDonagh

Best Documentary Feature Abacus: Small Enough to Jail Faces Places Icarus Last Men in Aleppo Strong Island

Best Documentary Short Subject Edith+Eddie Heaven is a Traffic Jam on the 405 Heroin(e) Knife Skills Traffic Stop

Best Foreign Language Film A Fantastic Woman (Chile) The Insult (Lebanon) Loveless (Russia) On Body and Soul (Hungary) The Square (Sweden)

Makeup and Hair Darkest Hour Victoria and Abdul Wonder

Film Editing Baby Driver, Paul Machliss and Jonathan Amos Dunkirk, Lee Smith I, Tonya, Tatianna S. Riegel The Shape of Water, Sidney Wolinsky Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri, Jon Gregory

Sound Editing Baby Driver, Julian Slater Blade Runner 2049, Mark Mangini, Theo Green Dunkirk, Alex Gibson, Richard King The Shape of Water, Nathan Robitaille Star Wars: The Last Jedi, Ren Klyce, Matthew Wood

Sound Mixing Baby Driver, Mary H. Ellis, Julian Slater, Tim Cavagin Blade Runner 2049, Mac Ruth, Ron Bartlett, Doug Hephill Dunkirk, Mark Weingarten, Gregg Landaker, Gary A. Rizzo The Shape of Water, Glen Gauthier, Christian Cooke, Brad Zoern Star Wars: The Last Jedi, Stuart Wilson, Ren Klyce, David Parker, Michael Semanick

Costume Design Beauty and the Beast Darkest Hour Phantom Thread The Shape of Water Victoria and Abdul

Cinematography Blade Runner 2049, Roger Deakins Darkest Hour, Bruno Delbonnel Dunkirk, Hoyte van Hoytema Mudbound, Rachel Morrison The Shape Of Water, Dan Laustsen

Production Design Beauty And The Beast Blade Runner 2049 Darkest Hour Dunkirk The Shape Of Water

Visual Effects Blade Runner 2049 Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 Kong: Skull Island Star Wars: The Last Jedi War for the Planet of the Apes

Congrats to all the nominees!!!

[Image via The Oscars.]

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