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I think the worst book I ever read (or partially read) was Little Men . It just had too much sweetness and light; by the time I put it down, ...

Does a whole series count? If so, I have three words: The Seafort Saga. The entire series is about the misadventures of a disturbed teenager who, in the end, poisons ...

Is the fellow on the left supposed to look like a wolf? I'm not sure... why title this "Wolf" and have him look like a snake?

One thing you shouldn't do is to abruptly change perspective for no apparent reason. I read a book that did that, and it still bothers me.

I find that is usually helpful.

The series starting with "Through Wolf's Eyes" by Jane Lindskold. I don't know the official name of it.

I shall have to get a copy from the library. Actually, I believe the author is still publishing books.

Haven't suffered it myself, but I word of advice. Stories about people who're injured and lose their memory are as common as leaves. Make sure, if your character suffers memory ...

Fewer characters, Jen. That's the secret. In "Warriors" for example, there is one main character: Fireheart. But the author tries to juggle four clans, each with over twenty members, and ...

Am I allowed to use some of these?

Lovely, Jen. I like the sixth one in your last post. Looks like a Celtic device.

I love the Redwall books, I must say. Yes, there are stereotypes (such as genteel or gluttonous hares), but take a look at Martha in "Loamhedge."

Oh, you would know about squirrels, Sis! Did you know they have three hearts?

Do you ever do requests? 'Cause I'm putting one in, Snoink.

Those are amazing. The first one especially, it looks like a screen shot from "Final Fantasy" 14.