So I am hyped about ASOUE 2, then listened to Thomas Newman’s score for the ASOUE (2004) and stumbled upon The Letter that Never Came score. I may be a little bit late to make this request, but I hope that this scene from the movie:

I think IT IS UNDOUBTEDLY INSPIRED BY WHAT FIONA DOES, you know Captain Widdershin’s motto “He who hesitates is lost.”, then Fiona’s adding “Or she.” every-time it is forgotten. And with that, aside from my unlikable ship heart being glad until now, I have a feeling (and I really hope it would happen) that there will be more depth in Fiona’s character and (hehehe) Kliona. 

My classmate lend me her book “Curiosity House” this weekend and MAAAAAN, I got hooked on it! But I have trouble finding any mutual, or artist who had shown interest on them, yet. I know you’re out there somewhere just react to this post because I’m trying to find its fandom.

It’s a book by the author Lauren Oliver and H.C. Chester. 

Back then when I was thirteen years old, almost fourteen, I came upon a glorious bookshelf, in a book store, at the mall. My siblings already found a book for themselves, while I, with my indecisiveness at its best, haven’t. Like I told you I was thirteen, because of that Children’s Fiction is my section, and for a couple of minutes I searched something very interesting to read.  There I came to see a little unusual book, beautifully entitled by the edges : “A Series of Unfortunate Events : 1 : THE BAD BEGINNING”. As a little girl along the ages of twelve and below, my life is full of rainbows, sparkles and sunshine, so very much I did’t think about “negativity” and that I very much don’t like it in my life. But well I picked up a book that has a title of “negativity”, I still wonder why. I liked the book, unfortunately judged it by its cover, then I turned to see the back part of the book, expecting to read a short summary of a story. But I didn’t saw one, the usual one at least. Instead, I came upon a letter of the author, that insist me on putting down the very book I’m reading. I felt as if he’s talking to me, and I did not listen, because today you will find that book in my little pile of books, thirteen books to be precise.

     We came home, and I started reading the book. I liked it a lot because it doesn’t have much praises and labels like “New York Times #1 Bestseller”, because I’m a freaking little “hippie” or something. Then I came upon a tragic dedication, for Beatrice, I like it even more, and I was like “I feel you”, for a thirteen years old. Back then, I thought it was true, but now I realized it’s all real. Nope, no one can’t stop me. In the story, I met three lovely children, Violet, Klaus, and Sunny, all of them a obviously adore. And I, very much, like the fact they are three siblings, and has a middle child that is a reader. Because I am a middle child, and I’m being a reader myself. And I was thirteen, ain’t that nice coincidence. I realize as well that the book contains thirteen chapter, and it is a series that contains thirteen books, and again I was thirteen then. Then I became a little Gothic hippie, not much but likely. And did you know what happened next? I bought the twelve followed sequels, and watched a film, and a season of television series adapted to it. And I figuratively fell into this rabbit hole, and there’s no getting out of it.

  I’m sorry to inform you, that I, will be starting to blog about a beloved series that I adore much. And when I meant by “series”, I meant a series of books that tells a woeful tale.