Old Book Club Thread - Check out the New One!
Note, October 8, 2018: This is the old book club thread, and it is currently inactive. The active Book Club has moved here: https://forums.thesims.com/en_US/discussion/947864/. Please jump over there ...
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Just wanted to pop in and drop my two cents about a couple of this week's readings!
Rodney's Room was my submission for this week, so I'm naturally very partial to this series. I love how @VanityHigh writes from an Insane Sim's perspective. It's not easy to write in a Room Challenge in my opinion, due to all the restrictions and lack of interactions with others, so the voice of the chosen Sim is very important. And Rodney is so lovable and humorous in his outlook on life, which makes this story a very enjoyable and fun read.
Tribe Wahine's the second series that I've read until its latest update. I really enjoy how the tribe has all these colourful and strong personalities, clashing with one another at times. I was saying to a friend in PM that I really admire @pammiechick's ability to fuse the culture of an ancient Amazon tribe with other communities, especially the more modern and intelligent ones. It's definitely something that I hope to learn from!
I'll definitely pick up The Bloomer and Disney Legacies after my exams are over! Both look so good. :)
Rodney's Room was my submission for this week, so I'm naturally very partial to this series. I love how @VanityHigh writes from an Insane Sim's perspective. It's not easy to write in a Room Challenge in my opinion, due to all the restrictions and lack of interactions with others, so the voice of the chosen Sim is very important. And Rodney is so lovable and humorous in his outlook on life, which makes this story a very enjoyable and fun read.
Tribe Wahine's the second series that I've read until its latest update. I really enjoy how the tribe has all these colourful and strong personalities, clashing with one another at times. I was saying to a friend in PM that I really admire @pammiechick's ability to fuse the culture of an ancient Amazon tribe with other communities, especially the more modern and intelligent ones. It's definitely something that I hope to learn from!
I'll definitely pick up The Bloomer and Disney Legacies after my exams are over! Both look so good. :)
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