-
Join 714 other subscribers
Real-Live Authors
Neville's Navels
- A Mirror Made Of Words
- Apprentice, Never Master
- Binary This
- Book Revels
- Bottled Worder
- Feminist Fiction
- Feminspire
- Lady Geek Girl And Friends
- Miss Alexandrina
- Ocean Owl
- One Life Glory
- Relatively Curious
- Sushi and Pizza
- Teenage Enthusiasm
- The Afictionado
- The Broke And The Bookish
- The Little Engine That Couldn't
- The Magic Comes Back
- The Magic Violinist
- The Pen and the Sword
- The Perpetual Page-Turner
- The Quiet Voice
- YA Interrobang
-
Recent Posts
Archives
Categories
- 30-Day Blogging Challenge (32)
- Books and Reading! (586)
- Camp NaNoWriMo (16)
- Discoveries Unlimited (12)
- Harry Potter (126)
- Homeschooling (103)
- I am a French Chef! (12)
- LGBTQ+ (186)
- NaBloPoMo (32)
- NaNoWriMo (38)
- Neville Gone Wild! (19)
- Neville Sings The Blues (30)
- Neville's Many, Many Adventures (18)
- Neville's Travels (15)
- Nevillegirl's Adventures! (1,317)
- Nevillegirl's Travels (49)
- Non-Neville Posts (1,321)
- Script Frenzy (7)
- Teens Can Write Too! (31)
- Uncategorized (1,337)
Top Tags
- #LoveMe
- 4-H
- 30-Day Blogging Challenge
- A B See Photo Challenge
- A Song of Ice and Fire
- August 2011 NaBloPoMo
- authors
- bisexual
- blogging
- book reviews
- books
- characters
- Clara Oswald
- collaborative post
- college
- comics
- deep thoughts
- depression
- Doctor Who
- dystopian fiction
- fairy tales
- fantasy
- feminism
- fiction
- film scores
- film trailer reactions
- friendship
- gay
- goals
- Harry Potter
- high school
- history
- homeschooling
- humor
- Hunger Games
- Ireland
- J.K. Rowling
- J.R.R. Tolkien
- lesbian
- LGBTQ+
- lists
- Lord of the Rings
- mental health
- mental illness
- movie reviews
- movies
- music
- my life
- NaBloPoMo
- NaNoWriMo
- Neville
- New Who
- Photography
- poetry
- Pride
- Pride 2016
- queer
- quotes
- reading
- representation
- reviews
- romance
- science fiction
- summer
- teen
- Teens Can Write Too
- The Hobbit
- top ten
- transgender
- traveling
- TV show reviews
- TV shows
- Twelfth Doctor
- writing
- YA fiction
Tag Archives: J.K. Rowling
I Have A Small Problem With David Levithan & J.K. Rowling | And Malinda Lo Is My Solution
So this post came out of nowhere. I have a vague list of possible post topics for this month, but this one’s not on it – because I got the idea for it only last night, after publishing a list titled 58 … Continue reading
Posted in Books and Reading!, Harry Potter, LGBTQ+, Nevillegirl's Adventures!, Non-Neville Posts, Uncategorized
Tagged Adaptation, Ash, authors, books, characters, contemporary, David Levithan, deep thoughts, dystopian fiction, fantasy, gay, Inheritance, J.K. Rowling, LGBTQ+, Malinda Lo, queer, reading, representation, science fiction, Two Boys Kissing, writing, YA
17 Comments
Harry Potter And The Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Representation
Hello again, everyone. How were your holidays? If you celebrated Christmas, Kwanzaa, or Hanukkah, did you give or receive any books as presents? I certainly hope so. Speaking of books, I’d like to talk about the Harry Potter books. Or more … Continue reading
Posted in Books and Reading!, Harry Potter, LGBTQ+, Nevillegirl's Adventures!, Non-Neville Posts, Uncategorized
Tagged books, fantasy, gay, Harry Potter, J.K. Rowling, lesbian, LGBTQ+, queer, reading, representation, writing
41 Comments
I Never Noticed That Until Now
The other day, I was daydreaming about fairy tales instead of doing my schoolwork. Hey, life is short. And should not be wasted with math homework. Anyway. It dawned on me that the story didn’t make sense. Why had I … Continue reading
Posted in Books and Reading!, Harry Potter, Nevillegirl's Adventures!, Non-Neville Posts, Uncategorized
Tagged A Song of Ice and Fire, books, Chronicles of Narnia, Cinderella, Doctor Who, fairy tales, fantasy, fiction, Harry Potter, humor, J.K. Rowling, Lord of the Rings, Percy Jackson, reading, Rick Riordan, science fiction, TV shows, YA fiction
12 Comments
Controversy In YA
“There is no such thing as a moral or an immoral book. Books are well written or badly written.” – Oscar Wilde, The Picture of Dorian Gray I promised you another post about banned books, and here it is! I … Continue reading
Posted in Books and Reading!, LGBTQ+, Nevillegirl's Adventures!, Non-Neville Posts, Uncategorized
Tagged banned books, books, dystopian fiction, fiction, gay, Hunger Games, J.K. Rowling, lesbian, LGBTQ+, Oscar Wilde, prejudice, racism, reading, religion, science fiction, Suzanne Collins, teen, violence, YA fiction
8 Comments
Harry Potter And The Chamber Of Sequels
The idea for this post has been floating around in my head for a while, but I wasn’t planning to publish it anytime soon because I feel that I need to post about something other than books. However, for reasons … Continue reading
Fantastic Fantasy
“The best fantasy is written in the language of dreams. It is alive as dreams are alive, more real than real… for a moment at least… that long magic moment before we wake. Fantasy is silver and scarlet, indigo and … Continue reading
Posted in Books and Reading!, Harry Potter, Nevillegirl's Adventures!, Non-Neville Posts, Uncategorized
Tagged A Song of Ice and Fire, books, C.S. Lewis, Chronicles of Narnia, deep thoughts, fantasy, George R.R. Martin, Harry Potter, J.K. Rowling, J.R.R. Tolkien, Lord of the Rings, reading, The Hobbit
42 Comments
Authors Were My Best Teachers
The idea for this post was stolen from the Notebook Sisters by yours truly. While I’ve certainly learned a great deal about writing from writing my own stories, I’ve learned many more things by reading the stories of others. I’ve … Continue reading
Posted in Books and Reading!, Harry Potter, Nevillegirl's Adventures!, Non-Neville Posts, Uncategorized
Tagged Anthony Horowitz, authors, books, fantasy, fiction, Gail Carson Levine, George R.R. Martin, Harry Potter, Hunger Games, J.K. Rowling, J.R.R. Tolkien, Kirsten Miller, Lev AC Rosen, Lord of the Rings, Oscar Wilde, reading, Roald Dahl, Suzanne Collins, The Hobbit, Underland Chronicles, writing, YA fiction
9 Comments
J.K. Rowling And “Robert Galbraith” – A Controversy
“[The Cuckoo’s Calling] is so well written that I suspect that some years down the road we will hear the author’s name is a pseudonym of some famous writer. You could feel the weather, the tension, the pain, the atmosphere … Continue reading