M.L. Little, Author

 In this post, I won't linger over my obvious favorite forms of media, such as the Hunger Games, Harry Potter, Hamilton, the MCU, Stranger Things, the latest in my Youtube recommended feed, and so on and so forth. That's because I talk about these a lot and everyone knows I like them. Instead, I want to focus on the quieter movies, shows, music, and books that linger in my heart.  Please note that this list won't include many books, because I read many dozens a year, and overall enjoy most of them and have way too many favorites to even begin listing books.  So now, onto my favorite medias... Doctor Who  (specifically, NuWhu)  You're going to look at all these pictures here and you're going to ENJOY THEM and BE GRATEFUL. I know all but one are Eleven's run and that's because I love all the Doctors and companions but it's Eleven, Amy, and Rory who are the show to me; when I think about the show, there they are.  Also, Doctor Who is an obvious one really,

 Having enjoyed the Six Cousins series over the holidays, I asked author Kelsey Bryant to join me on the blog for an interview. She kindly said yes! Below, she answers all my questions regarding the series, and also gave me some new books for my TBR list.  Author Interview: Kelsey Bryant Can you tell us what books you’ve written? Any that you’re working on? I’ve written … Family Reunion and England Adventure , books one and two in my Six Cousins series; Suit and Suitability , a 1930s retelling of Sense and Sensibility (one of my favorite books ever!) and part of the Vintage Jane Austen series; The Road to Bremen , a children’s chapter book that is an expanded retelling of the fairy tale “The Bremen Town Musicians”; and The Promise of Acorns , a contemporary story inspired by Jane Eyre that was published in A Very Bookish Thanksgiving novella collection and will soon be published as a standalone.   I’m currently working on a novella for another holiday novella collect