FIC: Forever Home - Chapter 98 of 100

May 14, 2014 16:24

Title: Forever Home - Chapter 98 of 100
Author: Shadowc44
Fandom: Glee
Pairing: Kadam (Kurt Hummel/Adam Crawford)
Rating: R
Spoilers: AU. If you’ve seen Kurt and Adam interact, you’re good.
Summary: Adam is bored, and realizes he needs a companion. He decides to adopt a hybrid human/cat.
Warning: Mention of past abuse (non-sexual) from other canon ( Read more... )

length: multichapter, au!saturdays, rating: r, genre: au, length: wip, genre: drama, content: fic

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vcg73 May 14 2014, 23:51:55 UTC
The reading group seems like it will be a positive experience for all of the hybrids. I'm glad Jesse brought Chandler, I didn't really think he'd care enough to bother, but maybe he's coming along and if he can change then that's a good sign for the reforms that Adam and the others hope to achieve one day.

I'm glad they didn't start with the Potter books, btw. Those are a little too complicated for the level at which some of the hybrids seem to be at. The Velveteen Rabbit was a much better choice. Kinda bittersweet but something I suspect the hybrids can relate very well to.

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shadowc44 May 15 2014, 00:59:40 UTC
I think it will help them to socialize, as well as improve their reading skills. Right, Jesse isn't a bad guy, just rather ignorant and selfish. But he's capable of learning.

No, I didn't want them to start with those books. Kurt may be ready, but some of the others aren't. I think it will do them all some good to start with a simpler children's book. They can not only relate, but pretty easily learn some helpful lessons that might counteract what they've been taught.

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silentlyreading May 15 2014, 12:48:02 UTC
Seeing the interaction among the hybrids with their very distinct personalities was lovely. And The Velveteen Rabbit was a wonderful "first book" choice. Can't wait to see where this goes!

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shadowc44 May 15 2014, 16:08:13 UTC
Thank you!

I debated a lot about what they should read first. I had a scene with a different choice, but decided it had too many things they wouldn't understand. Maybe they can read that later, in a time stamp or something, because it did have some really cute moments.

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layne67 March 25 2015, 06:43:02 UTC
I had wondered about the sorcerer/philosopher thing as well and thought that it was a difference in saying things like football/soccer, torchlight/flashlight, boot/trunk, bonnet/hood - that sort of thing.

Love Adam's book club! I've always wanted to belong to one but it's not really done over here. Maybe I should just start one with the kids, if I could tear them away from their gadgets that is lol. Do you belong to one, Shari?

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shadowc44 March 25 2015, 18:49:55 UTC
It might be fun to start your own! I don't belong to one. The ones I know of locally tend to want to discuss serious literature about Issues I'm not really interested in discussing, and that's just not what I'm looking for. There are all kinds of book clubs, just not many I can get to easily. One complaint I've heard is that they tend to turn into a social hour where there's a lot of discussion about the food people bring, rather than the books.

In this case, Adam is doing something totally different, and trying to improve the hybrids' reading skills, as well as explaining a lot more than he bargained for along the way. But I think starting a book club for kids is a great idea, and you can run it any way you want! Other parents might like the idea of somewhere safe for their kids to go and meet other kids, and it might spark their interest in books to have a place to talk about them.

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