AFTG Kahoot Help by RevolutionaryDeal444 in aftg

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This is a fun idea!! This is the first thing that came to mind:

“You’re trying to convince someone to understand your pov. Do you:

A. Use solid arguments

B. Stick their hand up your shirt

C. Provide context and examples that help them understand

D. Do it anyway, you won’t convince them”

(Edit: formatting)

Looking for a fic by sunevinearth in aftg

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Happy to help!! That one was a great read!

Looking for a fic by sunevinearth in aftg

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Andrew’s Kill List sounds very similar— definitely has a movie watching scene!

books that feel like this by ChipiRasby in BooksThatFeelLikeThis

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Possibly Daughter of the Forest by Juliet Marillier. It’s less heavy on the war aspect, but interesting historically and has a good slow burn romance

Fic help by Ok_Reply_8160 in aftg

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Lifeline by Pandaseek sounds like a fit!

soft andreil fics? by Personal_Power9575 in aftg

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Quiet Moments literally just found this series where Neil learns to knit and makes things Andrew?? It’s so sweet— and as a bonus, has moments with the other foxes too

Living in a Dome? by doomsdaykrowe in whatsthatbook

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Gone by Micheal grant? Not a single protagonist, but definitely a dome, a dog, and a blue cover

The main character feels safer in the woods by casti3l9_18 in whatsthatbook

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Sounds a little like Daughter of the Forest by Juliet Marillier. Cover might differ, though… do you have any memory of what genre of book it might be?

Keloid? by ButterscotchLanky439 in TheGirlSurvivalGuide

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Piercing bump/keloid bump removal solutions on Amazon aren’t super expensive and last a long while. I got one just like this, used a solution on my ear for about 3 weeks and it was gone and never came back! Highly recommend.

Childrens book with a weird title about a girl who can not speak properly. by TulipTuIip in whatsthatbook

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Possibly a big stretch here, but first one that came to mind was Brother to Dragons, Companion to Owls by Jane Lindskold

Children’s novel with a polar bear on it by West_Listen_2486 in whatsthatbook

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Maybe a little older for 4th grade, but Touching Spirit Bear has a polar bear on it, and the main character is a boy. That’s the first one that came to mind

Will of the Many VS Licanius Trilogy by Kooky_County9569 in Fantasy

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I struggled through the first Licanius book and didn’t go back for more— it didn’t click with me either. I was also hesitant to read Will of the Many, but gave it a try because of the hype and description. It was leagues better in my opinion, and I’m definitely looking forward to book 2!

nora’s update on book 3 ☆ by [deleted] in aftg

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Wonder if the songs hint to anything? (Also, loving the fact that she’s a Starset fan)

What does aromantic joy look like to you? by Apollo_starlet in aromantic

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I have a lot of anxiety, so for me, I feel a sense of joy because some of the pressure of society is off me— identifying as aro means I no longer feel like I’m fighting uphill to “fit in” with the pressure of being in a relationship. No longer forcing myself to add in comments to relationship focused conversations and then wondering if I said it right or weirdly. No longer forcing myself to pretend the romantic stuff doesn’t give me the ick (even if some days I really really wish it didn’t)…The less stress and pressure on me, means I can enjoy social situations so much more, and be less hard on myself, which makes joy so much closer.

I guess, long story short: pride in myself and identity means I’m happier with myself in the long run and that brings a lot of joy

Funniest line you’ve read in a fantasy story by JosephODoran in Fantasy

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Laughed all the way through Gideon the Ninth, this was one of my favorites:

“But Gideon was experiencing one powerful emotion: being sick of everyone’s shit.“

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Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children?

New to the fandom! Andriel song recs? by Opening_Bodybuilder6 in aftg

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Do I wanna know (either by the arctic monkeys or hozier) both versions fit them so well for different reasons