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EXCLUSIVE PREVIEW: DEJAH THORIS (VOL. 3) marks a new arc for readers to dive into https://t.co/jq2emdcoj2

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by J. Lawson of "Babes in the Wood" in 'Chambers's Fluent Readers' - 1895.

via https://t.co/QwgD2TQQ4r

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toilet anime nation: *thinking about how good hanako would look with the kamome academy's uniform*

manga readers: *shrugs*

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Book 7. I read the first of this series a couple of years ago and loved its maturity and sensitivity for a kid's fantasy. This one is the same, gently showing both sides of anger, hurt and trauma without smoothing over it despite its younger readers and I respect that so much.

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"Lovely, expressionistic art and poetic prose invite readers to contemplate nature’s mystique and its role in everyday life." - https://t.co/aY9eCBSltm

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One part of the spot series was to draw illustrations that could accompany book lists the organisation had created to arrange books in different topics to help find readers the books they were looking for. Here are some more!

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'The book constitutes a welcome addition to the Writers of Wales series, and one which is likely to prove a useful resource for students and interested lay readers alike.’ https://t.co/J3tzGybKij

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So I tried to Practice Drawing Males with Abs 😂 ish so I can do Fan Service for Future Girl Readers of my Story 😂 and I think I'm Good to go 😂 I just need to Polish Up a Few more things I guess 😂

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"It has always seemed to me that so long as you produce your dramatic effect, accuracy of detail matters little. I have never striven for it and I have made some bad mistakes in consequence. What matter if I hold my readers?" - Arthur Conan Doyle

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Tell your audience where you’re going. Ever since I read My Father’s Dragon, I’ve been obsessed with maps in stories. When I did my book Big Trouble with Simple Machines, I laid out a map so readers could see the journey ahead!

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Last week, we asked our readers for some questions for a special Q&A episode! We got a fun variety, and we hope you'll enjoy them, too. ≧◡≦ Head on over to our to read!
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Painting progress 2: One of my biggest creative wet blankets is worrying about straight lines, or symmetrical details. I believe if the composition is pleasing to the eye, most readers are happy to excuse these details in favor of lighting, atmosphere & mood.

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🧚‍♀️✨Pike's Reach - Update!✨💥

Nefayn has a terrible sense of direction.

🆕New Readers start here→ https://t.co/wCyLX1CEpL
👍This week's update→ https://t.co/AJ6YUKLFoa
(looks best on the site)

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Today is a good day to celebrate authors & books for young readers! & are some of favorites. 📚🥳🤟

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Looking to connect more with readers and followers,I typically don't share because I start out so very rough but here goes! We all have these moments, including my "princeling". Having fun with facial expressions on page 29 of Matriarch

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Which comes down to you, the readers who show up every month and shell out your bucks for this book. So thank you all for your support, and let's keep this going as long as we can!

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is donating her illustrations to help raise more little readers and we are honored. Look at these charming illustrations: https://t.co/5Lvc9CRH3b

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Howard Pyle, born March 5, 1853. Late 19th century American illustrator/author who wrote stories of historical adventure primarily for young readers. All of them featured his richly-hued and dramatic artwork.

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An epic story to immerse yourself into. Good for young avid readers and adults who wish to escape on a ship light-years away.

https://t.co/JkSX1gfmnf

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