Kingdom of Knuffel

The gathered heat from the layers, as well as the corsets, was probably why women fainted so much back then. I mean, they had separate fainting rooms for the occasions.

What sort of stories did you grow up with instead, Poshi? owo

My mom and dad used to tell me stories when I was small, but I've forgotten them now. XD; Now I just have vague memories of this or that character.

Yep!


@Firn: It might not be your genre, but Tori and I are gonna start reading "American Gods" by Neil Gaiman together for the KofK bookclub.

We'll be doing one chapter a week, but we haven't picked a starting date yet. Would you be interested in joining us?

Mikael Hart wrote:Yep!


@Firn: It might not be your genre, but Tori and I are gonna start reading "American Gods" by Neil Gaiman together for the KofK bookclub.

We'll be doing one chapter a week, but we haven't picked a starting date yet. Would you be interested in joining us?

I already read that one years ago. But thanks for letting me know.

Ooh, nice. Aha, np! I'll give you a heads up when we finish this and start on a new book, then. :3

Yes, please do this. Have fun with American Gods!
It's not one of my most favorite Neil Geilman books, but I enjoyed his Terry Pratchett collaboration and most of all his book Stardust. That's probably my favorite.

Aha, we will!

Oh, fun; we were just talking about both those authors today, but I didn't know that they had collaborated works. If you have any you would like to read with the group, maybe you can recommend it to us then. :3

Yes, they did, it's called Good Omens. But it has been so long that I read it, that I hardly remember what it was about. I just remember that I liked it, because that was what made me read other Geilman books.

I've read every single Book by Terry Prattchet expect maybe 4 or 5? I have his last book, The Shepherd's Crown, still here, waiting to be read, so that would be one I could suggest. But I think it's Tiffany Aching-book, so it's rather for a younger audience? I have to look up which ones of his other books I am still missing. We have probably over 60 Terry Prettchet books here, so it's hard to keep track.

Oh, I've heard of that! It's really popular but I don't know much about it. I think there were angels? An angel?

Oh, sure, that sounds good. I don't mind if it's for teens or preteens; even if it's intended for a younger audience, a good author can write in a way that most people can appreciate or enjoy.

The old fashioned gowns were hot. Fine French ladies of Marie Antoinette's time smelt bad.

Mikael Hart wrote:Oh, that's true. It was a status symbol back then, yeah?

Yuuuup.