Kat’s Comments (group member since Nov 22, 2021)

Kat’s comments from the Debates group.

Each has its own advantages. Ebooks are good for travelling, they're cheaper, and during lockdown, I practically lived off my libraries' collection of ebooks cause we couldn't go anywhere.
Hardbacks are the best looking ones, and they are more durable and last longer.
Paperbacks are also good for travelling, and they are more comfortable to hold.
Also, for physical books in general, if you do something on a screen right before bed, it will likely take you longer to get to sleep, so if I want to read a book before bed, I'll pick a physical one.

Isabelle wrote: "Mary-Therese wrote: "Fitz kinda looks like Logan Lerman XD"

...Speaking of Logan Lerman, who's excited for the PJO tv series???"

YESSSSSSSS!!!! I CAN'T WAIT!!!!

So I get really annoyed when a book is made into a movie, they add a romance for no reason at all except to appeal to teenagers or something like that. The majority of people who see the movie are fans of the book anyway, so there's a possibility that you will make them mad by adding stuff that wasn't there in the first place.

(especially looking at the Hobbit)

For me, the scariest part of the movies is the paths of the dead

Definitely Edmund. I obviously love him in Prince Caspian(movie and book) because of how he believes what Lucy says, and is immediately ready to go with her, and also he's the second person to see Aslan when he's leading the group to Aslan's How. And also in Horse and his Boy, where he's so supportive of Susan, and there's this moment that I just love where he says "But even a traitor may mend. I have known one that did"

Carsie wrote: "Aw, I love newsboys, king and country, tenth avenue north, and tauren wells as well! That's so cool!
I've been to a newsboys concert and a king and country concert before.
It was amazing, and they'..."

Lucky, I've been hoping some will come to where I live so I can see them. No chance of that at the moment, though, with travel restrictions :(

I have seven favorites:
Newsboys
for King & Country
Tauren Wells
Apollo LTD
Phil Wickham
We Are Messengers
Tenth Avenue North

Least favorite:
Any rap artists, really

I don't really listen to many secular artists

Anything from for King & Country, really

Book wrote: "@Denali. I hated 100 cupboards because it was soooook boring!!! Nothing happens for chapter after chapter, so I just stopped. I've tried reading it twice and both times I couldn't finish it."

Yeah, the first book is really slow, but just saying the other two make up for it. They are WAY better, recommend them :)

Alison wrote: "4-6 were the best, 1-3 were okay, and 7-9 should never even be mentioned again."

Agreed, except for one thing: I like the Clone Wars tv show is the best

Definitely Sokeefe!!!!

I loved Fitz in the first few books, but then he became so angry and abusive and now he's one of my least favorite characters

Some more:

- Jack Frost
- Keefe (not Fitz. I don't like Fitz)
- Janner Wingfeather
- Peter from Storybound
- Jaron
- Will and Gilan from Ranger's Apprentice

Technically, it's a fruit
Otherwise, it's a vegetable
Also, I'm sorry Denali, I REALLY don't like tomatoes

Denali wrote: "Oh, who's Jaron?"

He's from the Ascendance Trilogy

Hmmmmmm......I would probably be best friends with Halt and Helmer.

And HOBBITON ALL THE WAY!

Ok so Aragorn, Bard(I agree he is cute), Fili more than Kili I think, Edmund from Narnia(my first literary crush), Gilbert Blythe from Anne of Green Gables and Percy Jackson.

Reptiles. I've always wanted to hold a snake. Am I crazy? Probably :)

Chocolate, Skittles and anything sour. I love sour candies

I love O Holy Night, Joy to the World, Angels we have heard on high, and something like Heavenly Hosts from for King and Country. And probably a whole lot more that I haven't thought of

Lily wrote: "Oooh!!! And dragons! :D"

I think that possibly because the word dinosaur was only 'invented' in the 1800's, people called dinosaurs dragons before that