#Jason Lu

[queer-book-character-tournament]

Characters, book, and author names under the cut

Salim/The Jinn - American Gods by Neil Gaiman

Silas Bell/Daphne Luckenbill - The Spirit Bares its Teeth by Andrew Joseph White

Charlie Braxton/Reid Giordano - Fire Season by KD Casey

Lewis/Jason Lu - Proficiency Bonus by Charlie Novak

[meteoramp3]

me after accidentally publishing an unfinished draft AGAIN:

[natasa-pantovic]

Art of 4 Elements: Discover Alchemy through Poetry, is AoL Mindfulness Book #2, a collaboration of 4 International artists living at the time in Malta: a Serbian Maltese Nataša Pantović (Nuit) with MSc Economics, a Chinese American Jason Lu with BA of Arts, a Maltese Christine Cutajar with MA in Creativity, & an English Jeni Caruana with BA in Arts, who teamed to create this amazing mystical journey of 120 poems and 120 art works. The poetry acted as an inspiration for the work of the artists. These mystical meditations of the "Art of 4 Elements" artists were chosen to be exhibited in the prestigious Centre for Creativity, St James Cavalieri, in Valletta, Malta.

spiritual journey alchemy of love

[alltheprongsdudes]

Just finished toa, and THE ENDING?!? I CANT STOP SMILING, HES SO PRECIOUS 😭

I honestly think that this was the best series out of pjo, and hoo, purely because of the amount of character development that Meg and Apollo get. The fact that Apollo openly compares Zeus and Nero, and that after 4000 years, he's finally realised how much of an abusive a$shole his farther is. And meg calling Nero out? Like yes get it my queen!

"I tried to recall how the god Apollo walked." EXCUSE ME RICK RIORIAN, I DIDN'T NEED TO CRY TODAY 😭. Apollo not being confterble in his godly form, and him missing being Lester- my heart?!

The amount of times i had to put put my book down and stare at the wall Is honestly kind of concerning. Rick really woke up and chose violence when he wrote this series huh?

[the-star-rigel]

Let’s talk again about how Hermes tells Percy in TLO that immortals can’t change and then Rick hits us with Bob and Damasen. And then after we’ve cried over “say hello to the sun and stars for me” he hits us with an entire series about people breaking out of the narrative where the protagonist is the god of prophecy.

[lakecountylibrary]

Read what the librarian is reading!

Here's Kate's current TBR pile:

Honey Lemon Soda (volume 3) by Mayu Murata

Taran Wanderer (book 4 of the Chronicles of Prydain) by Lloyd Alexander

Sweet Valley Twins Volume 4: The Haunted House by Nicole Andelfinger

Uprooted: A Memoir about what Happens When Your Family Moves Back by Ruth Chan

Noodle & Bao by Shaina Lu

Twenty-four Seconds from Now by Jason Reynolds

Ditching Saskia by John Moore

Thief of the Heights by Son M.

This Land is our Land: A Blue Beetle Story by Julio Anta

Girlmode by Magdalene Visaggio

The Strange Case of Harleen and Harley by Melissa Marr

Wingborn by Marjorie Liu

Full Shift by Jennifer Dugan

The Terrifying Tales of Vivian Vance by Josh Ulrich

See more of Kate's recs

[forgetmenomore]

About to eat a stapler but then remember I have to live till Link Click's Yingdu Chapter

[likeapro42]

Steph: Why isn’t the statue smirking at me?

Barbra: It isn’t smirking at anyone, they’re all just imagining it.

Steph: Three of them saw it, Babs. How do you explain that?

Barbra: *points at Tim* Sleep deprivation. *points at Bruce* Paranoia. *points at Jason* Delusional Personality Disorder

[swinging-stars-from-satellites]

the poetry of Bruce losing Jason, his son, and through that having Tim (a mirror, always a mirror) come into his life. of a kid who's never done a thing wrong except for reaching out a hand into the darkness to offer kindness to those the world would call monsters carrying on the legacy of a kid who was killed by the worst monster of all. of that kid who was killed coming back monstrous himself and taking out all his hatred on the one kid who could never hate him back. of a brother who wasn't a brother in time getting a second chance. of a family who hides so much of themselves gaining a child and a sibling who sees them so easily and clearly for who they are. of a kid whose family wasn't there finding himself in a family that chooses, over and over again, to be there. of pain and healing coming from the same place. I'm just emotional about Tim Drake tonight, ladies

[bumblebeesfromvenus]

I COMPLETELY MISSED IT BUT WE HIT 200 FOLLOWERS, LITTLE BUMBLEBEES 🐝🩷

Thank you all so incredibly much 🫶🏻

I've been posting so inconsistently and for all different kinds of fandoms, so to everyone who stuck around, I LOVE YOU 🩷

~Fi 🐝

[w-h06]

A little Halloween special 🎃

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It's Time 'dressing' up as Jason.

Twilight: "Time, what do YOU have?"

Time: "An axe :D"

Wars: "Time..put it down."

Time: "No."

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Happy Halloween 🎃💕

[deanpinterester]

there is not a single skyhunter fancast on here and only a single one on google. where's the pizzazz, guys

[bunnyinatree]

I don't have Spotify wrapped, but here are my top five book recommendations to cap off the year C:

1 ) "Babel" by RF Kuang: This one is great for folks who love linguistics, because the magic system is based on harnessing the power that is lost in translation. It tackles the subjects of empire and colonialism, and the protagonist struggles with assimilation and wonders whether it's worth it to save himself by becoming complicit in an oppressive regime.

2 ) "Anxious People" by Frederik Backman: A surprisingly wholesome tale, this book follows a group of people who are taken hostage during a bank robbery. I am obsessed with the way that Backman creates nuanced and memorable characters, as well as the way that he combines humor and heartache.

3 ) "The Travelling Cat Chronicles" by Hiro Arikawa: A cat named Nana narrates his journey across Japan as his human searches for someone to take Nana in. We learn more about the human protagonist through flashbacks, and the relationship between human and cat always takes center stage. Fair warning: I bawled my eyes out for a good portion of this novel.

4 ) "A Story of Seven Lives" by Gin Shirakawa This three-volume manga follows two street cats named Machi and Nanao, whose paths intersect with a young, heartbroken woman named Yoshino. Overarching themes include mutual care, grief, and non-romantic forms of love. Fair warning: I cried through roughly 90% of this book. Here is a spread from the manga, since I know that a story's art style can be a major draw or deterrent.

[image ID: a spread of two pages from the manga "A Story of Seven Lives." In the first panel, Nanao are Machi are snuggled up together. Nanao is cold and wants to snuggle closer, but Machi complains that he's too heavy. By the second page, a couple of humans have shown up to take photos, squealing about how cute the stray cats are. Nanao and Machi stiffen, then dash away, saying, "God help us!" End image ID.]

5 ) "Lu" by Jason Reynolds: This is the fourth book of the middle grade "Track" series (which is about track and field, as the name suggests), and I recommend reading the entire thing—or listening to the audiobooks, for a chance to hear Guy Lockard's wonderful voice-acting. I'm listing the book "Lu" in particular, because I nearly cried seeing such a nuanced and affectionate portrayal of someone with albinism. Lu's disability doesn't define him; he has plenty of character traits and struggles outside of it. But Jason Reynolds doesn't shy away from depicting albinism realistically, including its effect on vision. Lu has hyperopia, specifically, and I love the way its explained (and explored!) for young readers.

[cptrs]

[natasa-pantovic]

[the-monkey-ruler]

The Forbidden Kingdom (2008) 功夫之王

Director: Rob Minkoff

Screenwriter: John Fusk

Starring: Michael Angarano / Jackie Chan / Jet Li / Chou Zhaolong / Liu Yifei / more...

Genre: Action / Fantasy / Adventure / Martial Arts / Costume

Official website: www.forbiddenkingdommovie.com

Country/Region of Production: USA/Mainland China

Language: English / Mandarin Chinese

Date: 2008-04-24 (Mainland China) / 2008-04-18 (USA)

Duration: 104 minutes

Also known as: 双J计划 / Double J Project / The King of Kung Fu

IMDb: tt0865556

Type: Crossover

Summary:

Jason (Michael Angarano) is an American teenager who is crazy about Hong Kong and Taiwan Kung Fu movies, but in reality he is bullied by bad kids and dare not resist. By chance, Jie Sen got a Ruyi Golden Cudgel from a Chinese antique shop. With the power of the Golden Cudgel, he went back to China thousands of years ago. At this time, the evil Yujiang God of War (Zou Zhaolong) relied on the prestige of subduing the Great Sage Sun Wukong (played by Jet Li) to usurp the heavens, and rely on force to lure and flesh the people, and the people are living in dire straits. Jason met the alcoholic ranger Lu Yan (Jackie Chan), the taciturn monk (Jet Li), and the light and beautiful Golden Swallow (Liu Yifei). In order to rescue the trapped Sun Wukong, they headed towards the heavens...

Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Forbidden_Kingdom

Link: https://sflix.to/watch-movie/free-the-forbidden-kingdom-hd-16911.2509029