I really don't like the name "Disney Bitches". It sounds so wrong and it doesn't flow nicely on your tongue at all! Plus, I don't feel it reflects what the series is about, which is the transformation of male villains into sexy women. "Bitches" makes it seem like the animals are more of the focus (ex. Cerberus or the wolf, rather than Hades or Gaston) rather than the persons. If I were a random deviant and I saw that title, I would think it was a series about Disney ANIMAL villains (ex. Sher-Kan, Scar, Cera)! I don't like saying it out loud either because it sounds so....obscene. Not to mention, my 11-year-old sister saw my works and asked me, "Who's next for Disney Bitches?" and I just wanted to clamp her mouth and say, "DON'T SAY THAT! THAT'S A BAD WORD!"

So, if anyone has suggestions for a new title, leave them in the comments please! If I find one that I like and accurately describes the series, I will likely change the series name. Naturally, I'll give credit to you.

On another note, I finally finished Inkdeath last night, the concluding book of the Inkworld series by Cornelia Funke. Her stories are generally very good, but somehow I'm never quite satisfied with the endings she gives her characters. Another thing is that she writes in German, so everything of hers which I have read are English translations. For the Inkworld series, I wish they had chosen a different translator...she uses the phrase "all the same" WAY to much (ex. All the same, he decided to go inside) and it distracted me a lot every time I read it! The translation is also ambiguous at times, so I get confused about who is doing what (ex. Fenoglio and Mo turned around at the same time. He gasped. --> Who gasped? Fenoglio or Mo?). But all in all, the story is very good! Great timing for me to have finished it too, since Inkheart (the movie) just came out!

Well that's it for today's procrastination. I suppose I better get started on my Government and Business reading now. Gross.