Lol of course of course. It's pretty obvious sometimes so it's hard to not see it. Like an all seeing eye in a Mickey mouse cartoon... I mean it was plain as day. Either way it's more of a pastime now just to see how much I can find in a single movie or whatever
I will say Animorphs was a pretty fun series to read as a kid. As an adult, I'm sure it's probably not nearly as good, but they might be fun to read if you get the chance. (They're about the same length as a goosebumps book for the most part, though, and there's 54 main series books and a half-dozen background stories, so I'll leave it up to you, lol).
Lol I loved goosebumps and animorphs as a kid! Big book reader here. But after I read eragon as a kid when it first came out.... Game over... Lol fantasy books for me after that. Honestly my favorite book is the hobbit
Reading Fellowship and Two Towers and trying to read return of the King killed LOTR for me, lol. I still havent brought myself to watch the Jackson films because I was so brunt out at the time over the books... I think it actually killed my interest in reading to a certain extent, lol. (Tolkien's style wasn't really to my taste)
If you're into Fantasy, maybe try Piers Anthony's Xanth books. They're a little odd to say the least, but a good read(warning the puns per minute get higher the further you get into the series). His sci-fi is fun too, though it's a lot less playful, not the YA trash they spit out now at all, ether way. I've also yet to read a bad Mercedes Lackey book (SERRAted Edge is my personal favorite series, though I like Heralds of Valdemar as well).
I got into Laurel K. Hamilton's Anita Blake, Vampire hunter Series for a while. The early books aren't bad but fair warning, they get progressively more smutty the further the series goes, to the point it gets in the way of actual plot... I also feel like she's thrown in a few fanservice moments that just felt tacked on and completely out of place...
Just make sure you don't read too much into it, lol. There's a reason witch hunts happen every other decade, and a big part of it is human nature...
Lol of course of course. It's pretty obvious sometimes so it's hard to not see it. Like an all seeing eye in a Mickey mouse cartoon... I mean it was plain as day. Either way it's more of a pastime now just to see how much I can find in a single movie or whatever
I will say Animorphs was a pretty fun series to read as a kid. As an adult, I'm sure it's probably not nearly as good, but they might be fun to read if you get the chance. (They're about the same length as a goosebumps book for the most part, though, and there's 54 main series books and a half-dozen background stories, so I'll leave it up to you, lol).
Lol I loved goosebumps and animorphs as a kid! Big book reader here. But after I read eragon as a kid when it first came out.... Game over... Lol fantasy books for me after that. Honestly my favorite book is the hobbit
Reading Fellowship and Two Towers and trying to read return of the King killed LOTR for me, lol. I still havent brought myself to watch the Jackson films because I was so brunt out at the time over the books... I think it actually killed my interest in reading to a certain extent, lol. (Tolkien's style wasn't really to my taste)
If you're into Fantasy, maybe try Piers Anthony's Xanth books. They're a little odd to say the least, but a good read(warning the puns per minute get higher the further you get into the series). His sci-fi is fun too, though it's a lot less playful, not the YA trash they spit out now at all, ether way. I've also yet to read a bad Mercedes Lackey book (SERRAted Edge is my personal favorite series, though I like Heralds of Valdemar as well).
I got into Laurel K. Hamilton's Anita Blake, Vampire hunter Series for a while. The early books aren't bad but fair warning, they get progressively more smutty the further the series goes, to the point it gets in the way of actual plot... I also feel like she's thrown in a few fanservice moments that just felt tacked on and completely out of place...