#peregrine pearson

[sophietisthebest]

Sophie in Paris

[bestofsophieturner]

Sophie Turner and Peregrine Pearson attend Stanley Zhu's Year of Dragon Celebration at Dixie Queen on February 10, 2024 in London, England.

[oceancentury]

Sophie Turner living the dream life dating a future Viscount worth 250 million 😩.

[bensalahyosh]

[taylorvaughnsaidso]

Anyone can have such a bag, not only Sophie.  I'm not 100% sure it's Sophie, but if it's her, I'm just happy for her, she deserves to be happy, especially since Joe cheated on her during their marriage, and now Joe and Sophie are separated and it's been two months, so she has  every right to date someone, especially after what Joe had done to her.

It's definitely her. She's blonde now too. But ya you right! Move on from that seemingly toxic situation -aka joseph.

[muhtarabi]

Sosyal Medya Aşk Hikayesi: Joe Jonas ve Sophie Turner'ın Yeniden Birlikteliği

Başlangıçtan Aşka Uzanan Yolculuk Gençlik yıllarında sosyal medya platformlarında başlayan samimi sohbetler, kısa süre içinde derin bir aşka dönüştü. Popüler müzik grubu Jonas Brothers ile adını geniş kitlelere duyuran Joe Jonas ve dünya çapında tanınan oyuncu Sophie Turner, 2019 yılında evlilik kararı aldı. Çiftin iki güzel kızı dünyaya geldi ve aileleri mutlu bir yaşam sürmeye başladı. Ancak,…

[disgustingdoublestandards]

[bethanydelleman]

do you have any book recommendations beyond classic lit + Jane Austen? Love your blog by the way!

Thanks! I read/have read a ton of books. My favourite genre as a child was fantasy, but I read almost everything except true crime*, thrillers, murder mysteries, self-help, and biography. But I do sometimes read those, my favourite thriller is Sometimes I Lie by Alice Feeney. I'm going to start with children's books because honestly, I find so much imagination in that genre.

Children's/YA Books: Gail Carson Levine, specifically The Princess Tales 1 & 2, and Ella Enchanted, among others Jean Little/Kit Pearson - these authors have the same vibe to me. Willow and Twig is a favourite from the first one, The Guests of War trilogy and Awake and Dreaming from the other. They both write coming of age novels for girls, both Canadian. Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children by Ransom Riggs - I loved the whole trilogy (haven't watched the movie). The story being based around real antique trick photos is my favourite part The Echorium Sequence by Katherine Roberts - a trilogy of books about magical singers with blue hair and their interactions with half-human magical creatures Margaret Peterson Haddix, specifically Running Out of Time, the Shadow Children series, and Double Identity. Margaret Buffie, who writes stories about teenage girls and ghosts. Also Canadian, which I guess isn't that surprising. The Hunger Games series by Suzanne Collins. Re-read it last summer and it's as good as I remembered. Roald Dahl, I really loved Matilda as a child, it's been fun to read some of these novels with my kids. Sideways Stories from Wayside School by Louis Sachar - and it's sequels. Amazingly quirky and funny stories about a class of students in a weird school

Fantasy: Mercedes Lackey, specifically the Five Hundred Kingdoms series and The Obsidian universe. I also loved the Elvenbane series, but due to the death of Andre Norton it may never be finished. I would advise caution if sexual assault is triggering for you, the ones I like are mostly free of it but that can come up in her other works. Lord of the Rings by J.R.R. Tolkien - obviously. Also loved The Hobbit, have not read further The Broken Earth trilogy by N.K. Jemisin - the book opens with the triggering of an apocalypse. The world contains people who can control earthquakes A Baroque Fable by Chelsea Quinn Yarbro - this book is so hilarious but I don't know if anyone has heard about it Once Upon a Winter's Night by Dennis L. McKiernan - and it's sequels. This is a romance retold fairy tale series

Science Fiction: Michael Crichton - who spans a bunch of genres but I'll put him here. I've read everything he's written and I recommend most of it. State of Fear has not aged well. His books are very fast-paced and Timeline has one of the best enemies to lovers. Orson Scott Card - I am aware, but Ender's Game is a masterpiece. He also has this single novel called Magic Street that is a sequel to A Midsummer Night's Dream. I also loved Memories of Earth but it's been a while since I read it. I, Robot by Issac Asimov - short stories about artificial intelligence and how it might go weird

Graphic novels: Astro City by Kurt Busiek - superhero, but more focused on how living in that world would affect normal people Y: The Last Man by Brian K. Vaughan and Pia Guerra - every male on earth dies, except for one, and his monkey Fables by Bill Willlingham - after being attacked by an army of wooden soldiers, fairy tale characters and creatures seek refuge in a non-magical world (ours) Nimona by ND Stevenson - a villain gains a shape-shifting sidekick, but she is not what she seems Scurry by Mac Smith - post-apocalyptic earth, the main characters are all surviving mice. Best artwork I've ever seen in a graphic novel American Vampire by Scott Snyder- vampires have different traits depending on their home country, this is about the new, American species. Asterix and Obelix by René Goscinny and Albert Uderzo - a small group of powerful Gauls defend themselves against the Romans using a magical potion

Non Fiction: Stephan Pinker, I've read both of his trilogies on language and the brain. Trying to get through his huge book about violence The Man Who Mistook His Wife for a Hat by Oliver Sacks - writen by a neurologist, fascinating book Doing Harm: The Truth About How Bad Medicine and Lazy Science Leave Women Dismissed, Misdiagnosed, and Sick by Maya Dusenbery - what it says on the tin

Toddler/Young Child Books: The Monster at the End of This Book by Jon Stone - I give you a 100% guarantee that if you read this book aloud, the kids will be fascinated. It is literally always a hit Robert Munsch - most of his books are amazing, but if you don't want to cry, DO NOT read the backstory of Love You Forever. The Paper Bag Princess was one of my favourites as a child. Little Critter - only the older ones, the new ones are religious for some reason. Just for You and I Was So Mad were favourites for my kids. Early lesson in unreliable narrators. Phoebe Gilman - Something From Nothing, the Jillian Jiggs series, The Balloon Tree... so many good ones! Really good illustrations too Little Pea by Amy Krouse Rosenthal - a book about a pea who hates eating candy. This book is fun to read and my kids loved it (I have the box set) The Book with No Pictures by B.J. Novak - kids love when adults have to do weird things I Want My Hat Back by Jon Klassen - perfect opportunity to do a lot of funny voices The Mitten by Jan Brett - a whole bunch of animals squeeze into a mitten. That's the whole thing. It's great. The Very Cranky Bear by Nick Bland - and the rest of the series. These are fun to read because they rhyme. Jonathan Stutzman - my kids LOVE Tiny T. Rex and the Llama series. We haven't read the others An Elephant & Piggie by Mo Willems - we have this entire series, they are a delight. An elephant and pig are very silly friends. Good drawings Dr. Seuss - be careful with him though, his books are quite long and can be hard to read, so I recommend waiting until your kids are a bit older. But The Lorax slaps and my personal favourite as a kid was The 500 Hats of Bartholomew Cubbins

Other: Still Alice by Lisa Genova - or any of her books really. She is a neuroscientist and her books are really interesting explorations of different disorders. Book is better than the movie Warm Bodies by Issac Marion - zombie Romeo and Juliet Sophie's World by Jostein Gaarder - a novel that is also an intro to philosophy course Calvin and Hobbes - I own all of them, so excited for when my kids can understand them. I also love The Far Side, Zits, and the earlier Dilbert comics The Women in Black by Madeleine St. John - this book is absolutely charming. I saw the Netflix movie and then bought it right away.

*I avoid true crime because I have heard that the genre causes harassment to victim's families

General Note: I am aware that some of these authors are now considered controversial, some for more serious reasons than others. Sometimes flawed people make really good art. I mean, flawed people make all art because nobody on earth is perfect.

[sophietisthebest]

sophiet Happy Birthday my angel pie 🥧 🎉 30, flirty and thriving 🎈

[pupsmailbox]

STARTING WITH P

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FEMININE︰ paige. paislee. paisleigh. paisley. paityn. palmer. paloma. pamela. paola. paolina. paris. parker. pasha. patience. patrice. patricia. paula. paulette. paulina. payliana. payton. pearl. penelope. penny. pepper. perla. perry. persephone. petra. peyton. phoebe. phoenix. pia. piper. pippa. poppy. preslee. presleigh. presley. preye. princess. priscilla. prisha. priya. promise.

NEUTRAL︰ pace. pacey. page. pain. paint. paisley. palmer. pan. pandora. pansy. paradime. paradise. paris. park. parker. parks. parris. party. passion. patch. patience. patton. paxtyn. pay. payden. payne. payson. payton. paz. peace. peach. pearce. pearl. pearson. pen. penny. pepper. peregrine. peridot. peril. perish. perrin. perry. petal. petrichor. peyton. phantom. phenix. pheonix. phoenix. phoenyx. phynix. piano. picture. pilot. pink. piper. pistol. pixel. plague. plains. planet. plaque. player. plum. pluto. poem. poet. poison. poppy. porter. portland. post. praise. prescott. presley. prestyn. price. primrose. prism. promise. prosper. pruitt. pryce. pryor. psalm. psalms. psyche. pulse. pumpkin. punch. puppet. purpose. purr. puzzle. pyro.

[perezhilton]

Mr. Perfectly Fine!!!!

[bensalahyosh]

[taylorvaughnsaidso]

people already talking about sophie DATING someone new and an aristocrat at that when honestly it can't be more than a rebound so shortly after the divorce news. like good for her let the girl have some fun. it's probably been years since she felt this free

For sure! Get it! I'm mostly obsessed with how his name could literally be on Hogwarts alumni list 😜 My comments on that is a personal thing I think it with everyone ever - again my aquarius ass does not understand the sudden leaps into someone news arms. Again with everyone ever.

[bestofsophieturner]

I agree with you and anon. But as I understood, Sophie is not dating anyone yet, she is single, but open to new relationships. It seems to be from one of Sophie's representatives: https://www.usmagazine.com/celebrity-news/news/inside-sophie-turners-dating-status-after-peregrine-pearson-pics/ https://pagesix.com/2023/11/01/entertainment/sophie-turner-keeping-her-options-open-after-kissing-aristocrat-report/ And to be honest, I think since she was in England back since April, and since the divorce, she seems happier, I think Joe was putting a damper on her mental health and she only realized it when they were apart, but she thought that if they move to England everything will change, but Joe is so narcissistic and selfish that he doesn't want to change and compromise, he wants people changed and compromised just for him. I am glad that she is free from him and her daughter too and I hope that Sophie will have more custody and the children will live with her all the time and see Joe sometimes, he is a bad father who only wants to use them.

Hello !

I don't know if it's from her representatives. But from my perspective, it makes sense that she's not dating for now. I mean, she's divorcing and she must have so much on her mind right now. It must be hard to be emotionally available for a serious relationship. Well, it's only my thoughts. Maybe I'm wrong.

About Joe... The way the whole thing happened doesn't sit well with me. First, they signed a document to buy an house in July. Then, not even two months later, he filled for divorce. And he did it while she was in UK filming. It's a shitty move. And everything he said/or did about/to his exgirlfriends came to light again. There's definitely something wrong with the guy...

I did notice the media are still trying to paint Joe as the doting father and Sophie as the bad mother. When the sun posted this picture of Sophie kissing Peregrine, the picture has been taken 4 or 5 days ago. And with the picture, they shared several pictures of Joe walking the children for Halloween. And I was like "seriously ?" This didn't work before, why did they think it could work now ?

Well, I just hope they will leave alone. I just want peace and happiness for Sophie.

[bisluthq]

Okay so… Taylor, Gigi and Sophie have all dated Joe. Gigi dated and has a child with Zayn, who was rumored to be dating Selena recently. Gigi was also rumored to have dated Nick, who dated Selena during the Disney days. Selena also dated The Weeknd, who dated Bella. AND I have just found out that apparently Cara’s sister is dating a Greek Prince, and his sister is Peregrine Pearson’s ex, who was just seen making out with Sophie. Have I covered everything?

I didn’t even know that last connection lmao. You can’t make this shit up. Celebs have a messier hookup web than my college friend group (I did debating iykyk).