#cassidy blake

[spacemakesart]

can i go where you go?💞

drawing my oc with her f/os everyday leading up to valentine’s day 1/8

[who-do-i-know-this-man-s3]

⚠️Vote for whomever YOU DO NOT KNOW⚠️‼️

[amarastock]

"dad says that the world is always changing, every second of every day, and so is everything in it, which means that the you you are right now is different from the you you were when you started reading this sentence. crazy, right? and your memories change, too. (for instance, i swear the teddy bear i had growing up was green, but according to my parents it was orange.) but when you take a photograph, things stay still. the way that they were, is the way that they are, is the way that they will always be."

psd by @harupsds

[stardustandrockets]

Do you consider September 1st the start of Spooky Season™ or do you want until October?

Personally, the season officially starts September 1st, but unofficially, it starts when stores start putting out decorations. I couldn't care less about summer, so here are some book recs that are perfect for Spooky Season™ (regardless of when it starts for you)!

This is by no means an exhaustive list or even exhaustive themes. I grouped things into broad categories and am happy to go into more detail if needed/wanted.

All books are listed below the photos.

Photo 1: Perfect Books for Spooky Season

Photo 2: Dark Academia: Vicious by V.E. Schwab, If We Were Villains by M.L. Rio, A Lesson in Vengeance by Victoria Lee, Truly Devious by Maureen Johnson, The Whispering Dark by Kelly Andrew, The Library of Shadows by Rachel Moore

Photo 3: Witches: Cemetery Boys by Aiden Thomas, The Near Witch by V.E. Schwab, Mooncakes by Suzanne Walker and Wendy Xu, Crumbs by Danie Stirling

Photo 4: Horror: Alice Isn't Dead by Joseph Fink, Gallant by V.E. Schwab, The Gathering Dark edited by Tori Bovalino, The Honeys by Ryan La Sala

Photo 5: Middle Grade: City of Ghosts by V.E. Schwab, The Devouring Wolf by Natalie C. Parker, The Supernatural Society by Rex Ogle

Photo 6: Pre-orders: In these Hallowed Halls Anthology (out Sept. 12), A Study in Drowning by Ava Reid (out Sept. 19), All that Consumes Us by Erica Waters (out Oct. 17)

[alystar00]

Jacob: If a plant feels sad, will other plants photosympathise with it?

Cassidy:

Cassidy: Jacob, it's 3 am. Please, let me sleep.

[evenstarfalls]

Made a tier list of all V.E. Schwab's books—there's s few miscellaneous things I haven't read, but it's fun to hammer out a ranking. I was intentionally harsher than I normally am, but to be clear, I've enjoyed all of them (except ExtraOrdinary)! They have so much range sometimes it feels like comparing apples to oranges.

Ik lots of people haven't read all her books, but feel free to rb with your tier list!

[booksaesthesic]

-cassidy blake playlist-

[cometcrystal]

a couple cass looks....this meiker doesn't let you customize much but it has some cute clothes x

[lindensea]

Tunnel of Bones was cute but it just wasn't City of Ghosts. Quite possibly I just like Edinburgh as a setting more than Paris 🤷🏻‍♀️

[beanscool-excellent]

learning how to write not to better myself or learn a new skill but because theres 6 people in this fandom and i am going to be a contributing member if it kills me

[quirkycatsfatstacks]

Review: Tunnel of Bones by Victoria Schwab

Series: Cassidy Blake #2Author: Victoria SchwabPublisher: Scholastic PressReleased: September 3, 2019Received: LibraryFind it on Goodreads | More Fantasy | Paranormal Book Summary: Cassidy Blake is the daughter of two ghost hunters. They film ghost shows, but how much they believe is debatable. For example, they’ve never believed the stories Cassidy has tried to tell them. You see, Cass can…

[spacemakesart]

can we always be this close? 💙

drawing my oc and her f/os everyday until valentine’s day 3/8

[rachel-sylvan-author]

Cassidy Blake Trilogy by Victoria Schwab "City of Ghosts" explores ghost stories from Edinburgh, Scotland. "Tunnel of Bones" explores ghost stories from Paris, France. "Bridge of Souls" explores ghost stories in New Orleans, Louisiana, USA.

These were cute when I first read them, and they're cute on the reread! I love learning about actual local legends! ❤️

[geraniums-red]

Victoria Schwab - Bridge of Souls

Book 3 in the Cassidy Blake series

I picked this book up without realising that it was part of a series, and got about halfway through thinking that the characters just had an unusually complex backstory.

I quite enjoy V. E. Schwab when she's writing for adults. Bridge of Souls is credited to Victoria Schwab to distinguish it as being intended for children, and it comes with a simpler plot and more prosaic writing style. It wasn't bad enough for me not to finish the book, but it also wasn't interesting enough for me to want to read any others in this series.

Could still be an OK book for children, but not recommended for adults.

[kefirstushyu]

🌾CRYSTAL COVE, SINKING TOWN.

[slimeysodaa]

its 10pm, time post the niche scooby doo character fanart

LISTEN TO ME: we do not talk about Ricky Owens enough, he's such a GOOD CHARACTER, and i absolutely love him so much, he makes me so sad and i love it so heres a bunch of drawings of him!!

the top left panels are based on @alphashley14 's fanfic "One of Us" which is so good and characterizes everyone so well and I love that it's Ricky-centric bc again I love him and we don't talk about him enough.

the rest are just silly doodles bc i really just want him to be happy, is that too much to ask, look at him, he's just very sad