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everythingfox:

“What he lacks in agility he makes up for in brains”

(via)

noctomania:

thenatsdorf:

Billi speaks. (via billispeaks)

billi want food

billi get food later?

billi want food!

billi mad.

billi want drugs.

rubykgrant:

captioned-vines:

duanejosepholson:

How Bert snapped

Ernie: “My waste paper basket. Bert, have you seen my waste paper basket?”

Bert: “Ask me that again and look into my eyes.”

these puppets are more real than real people

Finding good anti-hero(es) stories can be difficult, both in and out of the YA genre! The problem is morally grey and likable villains tend to blend and be mixed together. My definite first recommendation if you enjoyed Six of Crows in the Gentleman Bastard series which has the same heist set-up, morally questionable characters, high stakes, and humor! 

Anti-Heroes

• The Gentleman Bastards by Scott Lynch
  
• Vicious by VE Schwab
• The Young Elites by Marie Lu
• And I Darken by Kiersten White
• The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo by Stieg Larsson
• The Queen’s Thief series by Megan Whalen Turner
• The Lumatere Chronicles by Melina Marchetta
• The Jesper Dent Trilogy by Barry Lyga
• The Bartimaeus Sequence by Jonathan Stroud

These books have a range of characters from heroes who do questionable things, anti-heroes, or just likable villains. Also, if you haven’t considered reading Game of Thrones/A Song of Ice and Fire, you should because practically everyone is morally questionable at some point but a lot of are still incredibly well-done and interesting characters. Oh, also keep an eye out for Forest of a Thousand Lanterns by Julie C Dao! It comes out and is an anti-heroine fantasy book I’m dying to get my hands on!

Also, here are some lists you may want to peruse:

• Best Anti-Hero Fantasy Books
  
• The Anti-Hero in Fiction
• Female Anti-Heroines

If you have suggestions make sure to reblog or comment to add them!

-The Book Matchmaker