Best Book(ish) Apps Right Now,

Other than the obvious nook, kindle, dc comics, apps as such, there are few apps that are actually decent when it comes to trying to find good stories, mangas, comics, the whole shebang to read. So here are apps for each category that are ensured to feed your book hunger.

1. WattPad 

I have talked about WattPad before, but it is an incredible sources to read story from thousands of authors, plus you can comment and be apart of group discussion on the books as they are being written. The book selection is very wide as well from well known classic to ridiculous fan-fictions they have it all in all genres so really can't ever go wrong. 

2. Manga Bird

I've used plenty of Manga sites and Apps but this one is so far the best, hands down. They have an incredible selection and an ridiculous amount of chapters for each manga you find, they even have some pretty rare ones that I haven't been able to find any where else. If you are looking for manga, download this app before any of the others it will save a ridiculous amount of time.

3. Tapas

I found Tapas recently and they are absolutely adorable, they are very similar to Wattpad, but they have a much stricter policy on who they choose as authors, but they have a very wide variety and all of the stories I have read so far are amazing, and the comics are beautiful and adorable every time. If you love the goofy comics you see all over the internet you will love the comics on Tapas.

These are the three so far I have found to always save the day when I'm in need but never fear I'm always on the look out for apps that help me read on the go.

Ready to Set Sail (and keep reading),

                                                 Ms. Sinking Ship

Best Horror Story Sites,

{ Life Update: I apologize for it being a two weeks in to October and we're just starting, I made homecoming court and was offered a job at the beginning of the month and they have kept me just a little busy, BUT these  next two weeks, oh you just wait, they are going to be SO spooky. }

You can't start off October without the urge to read scary/horror stories, so that's what we are going to start with, the top places I have found for horror stories and other related things:

creepypasta.com / creepypasta.org



I haven't been on the actual creepy pasta sites more than a handful of times but most of the horror stories I have read stemmed from these sites so I felt they should be first. Creepypasta.com came first and then creepypasta.org was later created, they both have a very large variety of horror along with forums as well, they've begun many urban legends and have been around for a decent amount of time so there's plenty of neat history in them to learn on top of all of their stories.

deadlytales.tumblr.com

This horror stories are the ones you want to read if you want something you have to think about after, there's one or two stories I've read recently that I still haven't quite figured out yet.

Other than these three specifically there are a large amount of Facebook pages that contain really good stories and things that are always interesting. The ones I've found that I like the most are the creepy pasta pages, because they pick out some of the better stories from the sites and they hold some interesting pictures of abandoned building and urban legend that are connected to them, things like that. 

This post was kind of short but these sites take hours to go through and always have something good going on, I hope you guys get just as many chills from them as I do, 

Ready to Set Sail (and record some of the other ideas I have for you), 

                                                               Ms. Sinking Ship