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 Posted: Mon May 31, 2010 5:50 pm
Well there this book series that's been going around my high school for a while and everyone's been reading it and well I need a book to read for my English class whole read 600 pages thing so with out knowing what it was about borrowed it from a friend and started to read it. For anyone who has read the book you know what I'm talking about, when I say that there is a good book out there and even thought it is fiction shows the true side to paganism/Wicca in an amazing way, along with a great story line and good looking vampyre xd . I've only read the first one and a half books and so far I'm loving it!!! Comments shared opinions, different opinions please do tell, Blessed Be
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Posted: Mon May 31, 2010 6:27 pm
I Still Have To Finish Reading the Series Im On Book 3? I Think
Its A Very Good Series And I Really Love Reading The Hon Series
I Love The Whole Elemental Thing Its Really Cool [[Not Going to Say Much Cause I Dont Know How Far In The Book You Are, Hate To Give Away Any Spoilers]]
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Posted: Mon May 31, 2010 7:41 pm
FlyingPinkElefantSaysMeow I Still Have To Finish Reading the Series Im On Book 3? I Think Its A Very Good Series And I Really Love Reading The Hon Series I Love The Whole Elemental Thing Its Really Cool [[Not Going to Say Much Cause I Dont Know How Far In The Book You Are, Hate To Give Away Any Spoilers]] 'sall cool I'm the same way. I think tomorrow will be awesome at school.
might start babbling about stuff though and confuse someone and the have to explain how I understand it the way I do, should be a treat
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Posted: Mon May 31, 2010 9:59 pm
I just finished the first book (took me a day and a half) and i loved it! and i get what you mean about it showing a side of pagan/Wicca that most people dont recognize or want to ^^
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Posted: Mon May 31, 2010 11:49 pm
Vix_Punk I just finished the first book (took me a day and a half) and i loved it! and i get what you mean about it showing a side of pagan/Wicca that most people dont recognize or want to ^^ *nodds head in agreement*
ya know the weird thing for me is it's taking me longer to read these books that a normal 300 page book would Day and a half vs.i don't know 3hr's it really threw me off
@pink- p.s finished reading B2 wow that wasn't expected is all I'm saying
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Posted: Tue Jun 01, 2010 6:42 pm
I liked the series until I read book...four, I think. After that, it just got too ridiculous for me. It was a good series and had a great plot and, with proper writing and not throwing everything at out at once and keep throwing it. Too many plot twists. It could've been absolutely amazing.
The elemental thing was a great idea. The paganism/Wicca in the school was what caused me to fall for the series in the first place. But It just became too much.
Wow I wrote a lot... I guess this means I'm opinionated. rolleyes
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Posted: Tue Jun 01, 2010 8:01 pm
Blood_Thorn07 I liked the series until I read book...four, I think. After that, it just got too ridiculous for me. It was a good series and had a great plot and, with proper writing and not throwing everything at out at once and keep throwing it. Too many plot twists. It could've been absolutely amazing. The elemental thing was a great idea. The paganism/Wicca in the school was what caused me to fall for the series in the first place. But It just became too much. Wow I wrote a lot... I guess this means I'm opinionated. rolleyes oh dear you have me curious now... but i don't want spoilers
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Posted: Tue Jun 01, 2010 8:17 pm
As you were, I was There is nothing true about the Wicca protrayed in the book series and please do not use Blessed Be as a way to end your post. It's like saying "Blood and body of Christ" to someone. As I am, you will be
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Posted: Tue Jun 01, 2010 9:20 pm
Calelith As you were, I was There is nothing true about the Wicca protrayed in the book series and please do not use Blessed Be as a way to end your post. It's like saying "Blood and body of Christ" to someone. As I am, you will be (attempting to word this so it dosn't sound defensive and start an argument)
Sorry just in my curious nature to ask you to elaborate why, just so i can get your POV. So please if you would like too...
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Posted: Wed Jun 02, 2010 11:24 am
KageKitsuneB Calelith As you were, I was There is nothing true about the Wicca protrayed in the book series and please do not use Blessed Be as a way to end your post. It's like saying "Blood and body of Christ" to someone. As I am, you will be (attempting to word this so it dosn't sound defensive and start an argument)
Sorry just in my curious nature to ask you to elaborate why, just so i can get your POV. So please if you would like too... As you were, I was
Because you cannot put Wicca in a book?
As I am, you will be
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Posted: Wed Jun 02, 2010 3:49 pm
Calelith KageKitsuneB Calelith As you were, I was There is nothing true about the Wicca protrayed in the book series and please do not use Blessed Be as a way to end your post. It's like saying "Blood and body of Christ" to someone. As I am, you will be (attempting to word this so it dosn't sound defensive and start an argument)
Sorry just in my curious nature to ask you to elaborate why, just so i can get your POV. So please if you would like too... As you were, I was
Because you cannot put Wicca in a book?
As I am, you will be your going to have to elaborate a little more than that
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Posted: Wed Jun 02, 2010 4:01 pm
KageKitsuneB Calelith KageKitsuneB Calelith As you were, I was There is nothing true about the Wicca protrayed in the book series and please do not use Blessed Be as a way to end your post. It's like saying "Blood and body of Christ" to someone. As I am, you will be (attempting to word this so it dosn't sound defensive and start an argument)
Sorry just in my curious nature to ask you to elaborate why, just so i can get your POV. So please if you would like too... As you were, I was
Because you cannot put Wicca in a book?
As I am, you will be your going to have to elaborate a little more than that As you were, I was
Wicca is an oathbound religion and unless you've been initiated you're not going to know or learn Wicca. The only way to learn it is through cross-gender initiation (and you have to be at least 18, but most covens now prefer 21), into a lineaged (training of High Priest or Priestesses) coven, and can trace said lineage back to Gerald Gardner.
...You won't learn Wicca any other way.
As I am, you will be
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Posted: Wed Jun 02, 2010 4:25 pm
Calelith KageKitsuneB Calelith KageKitsuneB Calelith As you were, I was There is nothing true about the Wicca protrayed in the book series and please do not use Blessed Be as a way to end your post. It's like saying "Blood and body of Christ" to someone. As I am, you will be (attempting to word this so it dosn't sound defensive and start an argument)
Sorry just in my curious nature to ask you to elaborate why, just so i can get your POV. So please if you would like too... As you were, I was
Because you cannot put Wicca in a book?
As I am, you will be your going to have to elaborate a little more than that As you were, I was
Wicca is an oathbound religion and unless you've been initiated you're not going to know or learn Wicca. The only way to learn it is through cross-gender initiation (and you have to be at least 18, but most covens now prefer 21), into a lineaged (training of High Priest or Priestesses) coven, and can trace said lineage back to Gerald Gardner.
...You won't learn Wicca any other way.
As I am, you will be thank you, so i can make valid references or have to explain it in another way, I can take it for fact you have read the series?
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Posted: Wed Jun 02, 2010 4:33 pm
KageKitsuneB Calelith KageKitsuneB Calelith KageKitsuneB Calelith As you were, I was There is nothing true about the Wicca protrayed in the book series and please do not use Blessed Be as a way to end your post. It's like saying "Blood and body of Christ" to someone. As I am, you will be (attempting to word this so it dosn't sound defensive and start an argument)
Sorry just in my curious nature to ask you to elaborate why, just so i can get your POV. So please if you would like too... As you were, I was
Because you cannot put Wicca in a book?
As I am, you will be your going to have to elaborate a little more than that As you were, I was
Wicca is an oathbound religion and unless you've been initiated you're not going to know or learn Wicca. The only way to learn it is through cross-gender initiation (and you have to be at least 18, but most covens now prefer 21), into a lineaged (training of High Priest or Priestesses) coven, and can trace said lineage back to Gerald Gardner.
...You won't learn Wicca any other way.
As I am, you will be thank you, so i can make valid references or have to explain it in another way, I can take it for fact you have read the series? As you were, I was
I read the first book, I really don't like the Young Adult types of books the focus on vampires and witches.
If you really want to learn about Wicca, check out the Wicca FAQ in the M&R.As I am, you will be
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Posted: Wed Jun 02, 2010 4:47 pm
Calelith KageKitsuneB Calelith KageKitsuneB Calelith As you were, I was
Because you cannot put Wicca in a book?
As I am, you will be your going to have to elaborate a little more than that As you were, I was
Wicca is an oathbound religion and unless you've been initiated you're not going to know or learn Wicca. The only way to learn it is through cross-gender initiation (and you have to be at least 18, but most covens now prefer 21), into a lineaged (training of High Priest or Priestesses) coven, and can trace said lineage back to Gerald Gardner.
...You won't learn Wicca any other way.
As I am, you will be thank you, so i can make valid references or have to explain it in another way, I can take it for fact you have read the series? As you were, I was
I read the first book, I really don't like the Young Adult types of books the focus on vampires and witches.
If you really want to learn about Wicca, check out the Wicca FAQ in the M&R.As I am, you will be thank you for that link I'll have to read it when i get a little more time
alright i'm horrible at explaining things, i have a feeling if i try i might just not use the right words. But what vix said in her post kinda sums up the point i was trying to get across. Maybe some one else can figure out how to explain it sweatdrop
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