Anka Räubertochter Aw thank you

BetweenLinesAndLife Thank you ^_^

valereads Haha very happy to please :) thank you

princessroyalblue Thanks :)

you're welcome ^^

Jaime CandiceReads Haha If only the window was in the right place! I'm trying to sit in front of the black ones at the moment for a bit more bookshelf since at least I can get the right kind of light from there :).

***** I see!:)

Do the non-canon stories bother you as much as me?

tracy freeland Only ancient, I don't know any modern Greek and from what I'm aware they are almost entirely different :). Haha I know it's great isn't it, you can only get number 1 but 1 and 2 are available in latin.

***** 'Almost' entirely different might be the right word I guess.:) It certainly sounds a LOT different (although we don't know exactly how ancient greeks sounded when talking) but the biggest difference is surely the pronunciation. There are other differences of course mainly in syntax and some grammar rules but I think that if it's done right it's not hard at all for a native greek to learn ancient greek and understand ancient scripts. My brother and mother for example can read pretty easily Plato, Herodotus etc in the original with occasional aid from a dictionary. Unluckily for me during school we did a lousy job learning ancient greek -we focused too much on remembering correctly each grammatical or syntax rule rather than actually reading and understanding the script which is really a shame. Still the words are kind of the same, so whether you understand just ancient greek or modern greek, with some help and lots of practice, you could very well understand (even speak a little) the other:) Ok, I stop now, sorry for the long comment:P I really, really enjoy your channel and your taste in books is marvelous! I got some wonderful reading recommendations by watching your videos! Cheers:)

queenlucysroyalmaid1 Haha yeah they're in total disarray! My classics used to be in chronological order but they get pulled out all of the time and I'm too lazy to put them back in the right place :P. Haha great idea!

tetsubo57 Ah childhood Jean could not keep as good care of her books apparently, quite a few of my children's books are in disrepair if not lost. Organising bookshelves is one of my favourite pass times, I find it so calming. I haven't actually seen it, what troubled you about it?

***** The Hero is a man. Even though a female character could have filled the role. Only a Male may take the thrown. The female daughter of the King isn't even considered. Not only that but when she goes missing, no one seems to give a care. No one ever goes looking for her. The female lead Must Be Rescued. And the only gay character in the film can't be strong and ruthless unless he is playing at being straight. I enjoyed the film but it isn't what I would call enlightened.

tetsubo57 Must be mentioned that the gay pirate captain is not a character in the book I believe. The book in its entirety is rather different, actually. Most of the important details, such as a male heir, are the same, but some plotpoints are different. I did really enjoy it.

blubimnotafish Even without the gay pirate character the whole, 'we lost a princess but didn't even bother to look for her' and 'only males may ascend to the thrown' aspects are offensive.