They Both Die At The End

They Both Die At The End

Can we just take a moment to appreciate Adam Silvera? Like, this author has guts to throw this book out to us, like, even though the tittle says it all, I feel like a few of us who read the book were actually hoping they wouldn’t die. I also feel like a lot of people won’t read this book because of the tittle, but honestly I’ve never finished a book over 300 pages under 2 days. Anyways I just finished it about 20 minutes ago, and I’m actually at peace with how it ended. I hope Rufus and Mateo find each other again, and get to have the time they didn’t have before to fully all in love. So yeah, great book 9/10, I’m terrible at book reviews, but this is what I wanted to do with this blog in the first place so, oh well.

Oh and also the way music and love is just represented is amazing

Gen z culture is reading through gen z culture posts and realizing you have so much in common with a bunch of strangers on the internet

me reading a book literally entitled ‘they both die at the end’

they: both die

me:

happy hanukkah!!!!

Surveys for Percy Jackson fans with ADHD, Dyslexia, and/or Autism

I’m writing a paper about the representation of ADHD, dyslexia, and autism in Rick Riordan’s Percy Jackson and the Olympians (PJO). The public’s view of the representation will be crucial in my argument. I aim to bring this topic to a broader issue about the importance of representation in literature. I also intend on arguing that PJO should be taught to incarcerated juveniles with neurodevelopmental disorders as a way of accomplishing Riordan’s goal of teaching children that their differences can be strengths.

I would be very grateful if you could take at least one of my surveys for this paper. They only take a few minutes to fill out. There are four surveys. #1 is for fans with both ADHD and Dyslexia, #2 is for ADHD fans, #3 is for dyslexic fans, and #4 is for autistic fans. You may take more than one survey, but if you have both ADHD and Dyslexia, please take #1 and not #2 or #3.

Side note: I plan on using information from The Heroes of Olympus (HOO), too, so you can mention those books.

I would also appreciate if you could share this post even if you do not have these disorders or are not a Percy Jackson fan.

Thank you so much for your time! If this paper is published, I will make a post about how to read it. Feel free to message me or send an ask if you have any questions about the surveys or paper.

Surveys:

#1 ADHD + Dyslexia

#2 ADHD

#3 Dyslexia

#4 Autism

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