#floq

Fiction -

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Nonfiction -

The Great Influenza: The Story of the Deadliest Pandemic in History by John M. Barry (audiobook)

Culturally Responsive Teaching and the Brain:  Promoting Authentic Engagement and Rigor Among Culturally and Linguistically Diverse Students by Zaretta Lynn Hammond

How People Learn II:  Learners, Contexts, and Cultures (2018)

Fanfiction -

Devestating by scientifically-strange (Danny Phantom x Avengers)

“Sir, are you aware that you’re dead?” - lexosaurus’s fanfic response to floq’s pic (Danny Phantom)

they say this place is haunted - LittleBlueArtist (Danny Phantom)

Comics - 

bag-chip’s Runaway AU (Miraculous Ladybug)

buggachat’s Bakery Enemies AU (Miraculous Ladybug)

artistfingers’s Undercover Phantom AU (Danny Phantom) Strange Tales (1951) #130 - “Meet the Beatles!” / “The Defeat of Dr. Strange!”

Strange Tales (1951) #131 - “The Bouncing Ball of Doom!” / “The Hunter and the Hunted!”

Fantastic Four (1961) #36 - “The Frightful Four!”

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Goodreads Annual Reading Challenge: 35 Books

Flora you can find samples of in the Fentons’ lab:

-Blood Blossoms: Resemble the common rose except for their blackish-purple stems and leaves. Only seen in full bloom when there's been a death close by. It's found use inside the coffins of people whose families don't want them coming back. -Wise Man's Noose: This inordinately-strong vine climbs high while its white-and-blue flowers have a sedative effect, making it a common candidate for self-hangings. They only seem to pop up where people need them, even if they don't know it yet. -Vigilante: Tall, winding cactus which grows up through the stomachs of carrion. The oldest ones can be cut open to find clean, waxy skeletons perfectly preserved inside. -Waxpools: Multicolored flowers that get their name from puddles of melted crayons. Grow almost exclusively over dead bodies, mirroring their silhouettes exactly. -Snake Kisses: Flowering weeds that are cherry-red from petals to roots. Occasionally found inside the stomachs of abusers, child predators, bankers and bureaucrats, but only after those stomachs appear to have self-combusted. -Remus's Cradle: A low-sitting bush with soft leaves and tiny pale-purple blossoms. Found blooming up around babies and animals abandoned in the woods. If no one finds them, they return in a few years, curiously well-adjusted but with seeds in their meat and a taste for revenge.

we made luke his middle name :))