#children’s book save

[cutietrait]

Fall on Foundry Rd. 🍂

[bishy437]

oh, please don’t go!

i’ll eat you up i love you so!

[strawberry-nia]

Ben has entered his teenage years, though in spirit, he’s still very much a child.

[meowmeow1meow]

when ur annoying sister tryna take u places

[gryficowa]

Boycott!

Now that I have your attention:

[eerna]

HELLO WHAT THE SHIT IS THIS MY LADY JANE TRAILER

[hostilemuppet]

Granted I never finished my little pony or even got to cozy glow at all but I see people complain about how she "didnt deserve her fate" bc she was "literally a child" and I feel like its missing how the target audience are also children. Like a 9 year old isnt gonna see cozy glow as "a small baby child who was never given room to redeem herself, she shouldn't have been turned to stone like the other villains" they're gonna see her as "just like that mean girl in school who always picks on me and never gets in trouble for it because the teachers like her, I'm GLAD she got turned to stone! FUCK tiffany!"

[whatbigotspost]

Teenagers can think critically. If you believe a book is too dangerous for your teenager, you’re just admitting that:

1. you’re not capable of the skills parenting requires to help them synthesize and question what they read or

2. you’re afraid your kid will think critically about what YOU have been teaching them.

Which is it hmmmmm?????

[anonyanonymouse]

Thinking about the dead Ortho and losing my mind about him. Like, characters in Twisted Wonderland so far are shown as having peaceful existences after death. You die, and you go to the ghost realm with others who have passed, or you become part of the stars, or you wander the world and visit your descendants on halloween. Dying from overblot would be the most common genuinely horrible death you can have, being eaten from the inside out by blot until you are nothing but a shell, not even truly gone, just losing every bit of good and love you had and leaving behind only the rotten parts of your life But then, there's Ortho... Can you imagine being a kid and spending your childhood dreaming of just one day of fun in the outside world, dying mauled to death before you can ever see your wish come true. You don't even get to see the world as a ghost in your death. Your soul is trapped in the same cage as the beast that killed you. You spend so many years there, learning to accept the shriveled shells of souls as friends, because there's nothing else you can do, you cannot even be lonely. Your one plan to escape to the outer world fails. I'm going crazy

[cake-dykerator]

HEY YALL

I disappeared due to some issues with my medications but today is my birthday so if your reading this you should pretty please take a look through either the families I've reposted here or the operation olive branch spreadsheet and donate $22 (or an amount of your choosing) to a family trying to escape the war in Gaza. I know not everyone has the ability to donate which is fair but you should take a moment to go follow the families who's asks I've answered on here and show them some love🫶❤️

Ive not really been one to post on public social media much? It freaks me out usually, so apologies if my formatting is hot garbage I am trying

[cutietrait]

Fall activities in Story Cove 🍂

[zeb-z]

also something about foolish, who usually sticks around spawn, who builds or fools around, who takes care of his daughter, going off thousands of blocks away to fight in dungeons. to throw himself into the fight again and again. to find something harder to fight each time, to get a reward that he doesn’t really need or want anyway. no leo around for him to worry about, or worry about him in return, after all

[arthistoryanimalia]

For #SaveTheFrogsDay 🐸:

Eric Carle (American, 1929-2021)

Frog, n.d.

Hand painted & glazed collage with gouache on board

190x265 mm (7.5 x 10.5 in.)

[ali-manar5]

Please donate here 👇✏️📚👨‍👩‍👧‍👦🫂🫶

My daughter Haneen is a high school student and needs a calculator and study supplies (stationery) to support her educational journey. Additionally, she requires private tutoring, which costs $200 per month to improve her academic performance. These needs are essential to help her succeed in her studies.

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[freepalestinebastard]

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[gryficowa]

Boycott!

The biggest problem with verifying collections not from Congo, Sudan, Venezuela, Haiti and Palestine is that in their case no one tells what to watch out for, hence I rarely provide links to collections from Yemen, due to the fact that they are usually created by people from outside (I'm not saying there aren't others, but you'll just be more aware of whether it's a scam or not… I mean, you are comparing a legal collection and a scam, this is not the case with collections from Yemen, you have no way to tell the difference, you now understand the reason why I don't share collections from Yemen very often, not because I don't want to, but because I have a problem with verification)

So yes, you have the answer why I rarely collect funds from Yemen, unfortunately, I'm too green in this field

Now that I have your attention: