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Hello!

I don’t know what happened, but I wrote out a reply to you guys yesterday and it never showed up.

Grrrrrrr. I hereby solemnly promise to punish computers, in some way, shape or form, in my next book. Any suggestions?

Anyway…

@evelyn I haven’t done what you have pictured there yet, but it looks fun! I just learned about mood and figure. What curriculum did you use? I’m using The Discovery of Deduction. It’s odd that I like logic so much since I don’t like math…

Hehe, if I’m ever stuck in a room with a wolf I’ll let you know 😉

@gabriellepollack Thanks! I am looking into taking dual-enrollment classes, and that school was on our list of possibilities. Where did you go to college and what did you major in? (or are you still in college?)

@nuetrobolt Thanks! How’s your naughty dragon Vip? Please say hi for me 😉

@ajaj2000 The wolves are talking animals, but some of the evil creatures can shape shift into logs. Very stubborn logs that can move on their own and don’t burn. I call them the Logs of Opposition. 🙂

@andrew Those are very creative trees! How many worlds have you created? I just have one now, but when I was younger I had one for talking cats and one for giant birds that lived in tree houses. I haven’t spent much time on plants yet (mostly the landscape itself) but I do have the lorvilberry bush, which has silver fruit. When the juice of the fruit is fermented it creates permanent ink. A Venus fly trap sort of thing sounds nice though. I don’t like bugs. And what’s worse than a giant spider?

Does anyone else diagram the books they read on story pyramids? I find it fun and I think it helps make plotting more visual and simple.