Then what did you download ? <| sep |> As someone who wishes he had the guts to do that at fifteen , you are one hell of a badass ! Congrats and I hope it ' s all going well for you ! <| sep |> Awesome ! Just picked up A Great Big Pile of Leaves ' s debut <| sep |> So apparently looking at the colours on that last pic , somehow I thought Strawberry Pocky . <| sep |>' s from season 2 episode 50 sub , or episode 51 eng dub . It ' s from volume 10 file 68 . <| sep |> LMAOOOO uHandicapreader incessantly begging to be top mod . Fucking cuck <| sep |> Hmmmm . delicious . Something about a girl with a bigger cock than me makes me go nuts . You look amazing . <| sep |> CAWWWWWWWW ! TRYIN ' TO KEEP DOWN A FOUL SCRAWWW ! <| sep |> I read Jodi Lynn Anderson ' s May Bird series as a kid , and I loved it so much I made my mom read them too . She surprisingly really liked them ! And I ' ve verified now that I ' m older that she wasn ' t just kidding to encourage my reading . It ' s about a girl who moves to a new town and falls into a lake while exploring the woods but when she gets out , she ' s in another world . Maile Meloy ' s The Apothecary is another good one , I ' ve reread it a few times over the years and I still enjoy it . I liked how the magic was all derived from things that could be made , certain ingredients and such as a kid I loved the fact that I wouldn ' t need to know magic to become invisible , I could just make a potion for myself ! My favourite , though , might be The Phantom Tollbooth by Norton Juster . It ' s fun and whimsical and clever and I adored it when I was a kid it really impacted the way I thought about language and knowledge and I believe it was the cornerstone of my lifelong love of words . I ' ve not read it again as an adult but I ' d like to , and I have a feeling I ' d love it just as much Edit It ' s also awesome that you guys are reading A Wrinkle in Time . One of my absolute favourites .