Some new books and plants om the floating bookshelves! Gonna paint the pots to fit the colors and plots of the books

This was one of the best books I've ever read! The way Jandy Nelson writes is so amazing and beautiful, I'm in love with Noah and Judith and never wanted to leave them. If you haven't read it you need to! Just everything about it it's just so beautiful and gay and beautiful!

Was meant to go see Alice Cooper but my friend I was going with got a knee injury and couldn't go so decided to biking and read a little instead

I am addicted to this book! More than halfway through and I don't want it to ever end. Was reading on the bus the other day and a guy sat next to me reading the same book and we just sort of stared at each other and showed which page we were at.

Payed a visit to the national library of Finland and I felt like I was in the library from Beauty and the beast

Spontaneously color coded my bookshelf this morning!

I really, really love the way Douglas Adams writes! God I love this book and i'm not even finished yet.

Also finished a while back, as I said in earlier blur I really love Roxane Gay and I really loved Bad Feminist. Bad Feminist talks about the patriarchy, racism, body shaming, sex, rape culture and so much more and I think it was definitely interesting reading it out of her point of view, I may be a tiny bit in love with this book!

A while since I read this but forgot to post so here we go! It's a lot like any John Green (which means fantastic) but since it's also David Levithan it's therefore gay as hell, which is pretty much half the reason I read it. My straight best friend ™ threw this at me when we were in the library and said this book is good read it, and I hate to admit it but he was right.

Got this at the library for so long ago and it was due today so I read all 300 pages in one day and went to the library at 4:00 PM. It was such a relief to read something easy after only reading old english literature lately. It was one of those books I could really get into, in the way you start thinking like the main character after you've finished, there's seriously nothing better than just going into another world.

Only a hundred pages so something I could probably have finished in about an hour but somehow I managed to drag this book out in over a week, mostly because I didn't want it to end. This is the second book I read by Eric Blair (George Orwell), the first of course being 1984 and I find his way to write to be quite interesting. Animal Farm has a lot of similarities with 1984 but it's putting the revolution story in another light and perspective.

I'm writing an 10 pages essay about an author for my writing class but I can't decide on an author. I'm between Eric Blair (George Orwell), Rainbow Rowell and Roxane Gay.

Birthdays rules when everyone knows you love books, already had some of the books but you can never have too many.

A hundred pages into Lord of the flies and seriously fuck that conch.

My phone got stolen like two weeks ago so I haven't been able to use Litsy in so long. I'm reading so many books at once right now but most importantly is Bad Feminist. I love Roxane Gay and the way she writes and the way she talks about today's society in her book Bad Feminist. One of the best non fictional books I've ever read! (Well reading I still got 50 pages to go)

I've been reading this book nonstop for three days, actually got a yelled at a lecture because the professor noticed I was reading, this book is just amazingly addictive. My brother read the book before me and he found the parts from the main characters fanfic super annoying but since I read Carry On before Fangirl I absolutely adored those parts so you should definitely read Carry On before reading Fangirl.

Not mine but this just so cool

At the public library just started reading To kill a mockingbird

"Heaven know we need never be ashamed of our tears, for they are rain upon the blinding dust of earth, overlying our hard hearts."

I just really love this quote, how you don't need to be strong all the time and how it's okay to show weaknesses.

The art of having seriously low expectations
It is impossible not to love this book, it tells the story about a teen boy who tells you how he fucked everything up so you don't have to. "If the world around you doesn't fuck up, do it yourself"

8 hour roadtrip is fine when you have a book

On a ski vacation for 5 days and i've been informed that this isn't an appropriate amount of books to bring

I may have accidentally spent my last money on books, now i'm broke with no regrets.

This is definitely the nerdiest book I've ever read (and i've read some really nerdy stuff) and it's amazing so far but who knows what will happen later on i've only read like 10 pages.

Sorting through my books, this is going to take all night...

Translation:
Physics isn't about taking something interesting and making it boring. Physics is about seeing things clearer and making the world around us show it's whole incredible beauty.

Original quote:
Fysik handlar inte om att ta något spännande och göra det tråkigt. Tvärtom hjälper fysiken oss att se klarare och får världen runt oss att framstå i hela sin förunderliga skönhet.

Sitting at McDonalds reading waiting for the library to open

Decorated my wall with four pages from some of my favorite books, the last page of 1984, the first page of Harry Potter and the philosophers stone, a page from Carry On and a page from Sherlock Holmes the hound of Baskerville.

This book is amazing and definitely one of my favorites of all time. It's a lot similar to Harry Potter and the characters Baz and Simon have a strong resemblance to Harry and Draco from Harry Potter but that doesn't matter. Because even if the concept is similar the book has so many own ideas and plot twists that the resemblance doesn't matter. As a big Harry Potter fan I absolutely love this book, it's like an amazing published fanfiction.

The writer has a couple of good points and the book is funny I just found it hard to enjoy because of some of the more transphobic parts. I definitely don't believe that he wrote the book in a transphobic way on purpose but that it's more a lack of knowledge. If you can ignore the transphobic parts it's a genuinely funny very queer book and a book I think could actually be helpful for people.

Finished like a week ago but got so caught up in another book (The hitchhiker's guide to the galaxy) I forgot to post a review. It had been so long since I finished a book so fast (2 days) and it's so great. It's written in the form of letters which I thought would be annoying but it's actually a quite interesting way to tell the story and get another picture of the characters.

Just started reading it yesterday but i've read 150 pages already. I began reading it because my friend said I looked like one of the characters so I had to find out if it was a good or bad character but I love it so far.

The story takes place in 1984 in a destopian future where the goverment, or “the Party”, controls eveything and everyone. The world has been devided into three ‘countries‘, Eastasia, Oceania and Eurasia who are all in a constant war. During the book we follow the life of maincharacter Winston Smith. He works on the Ministry of Truth and does his best to rebell against the Party without getting caught by the thought police.

God I love 1984...

The book is written fŕom the perspective of the people who died during the aids crisis, with them relating to the things characters when they sit by watching as ghost of the dead, unable to do anything. The book is pretty serious and depressing and is about queer people now and then and how things have changed over the years. There‘s eight main characters and four separate plotlines which makes the book stick out from the things you usually read.

I got the book in a bookstore without knowing what I was buying in a "blind date with a book" and it is so good. I love how it explains magic with science and how everything has an explanation.

Just started reading the sequel to Rivers of London 😊

I left my book in school and I really want to find out what happens, I'm going insane!

It's a funny interesting and wonderfully weird and really great to share with other people. There's a lot of pictures so the reading is pretty simple.

He carried a silver-topped cane and I knew with out looking that his shoes were handmade. All he needed was a slightly ethnic younger boyfriend and I'd have had to call the cliche police. When he strolled over to talk to me I thought he might be looking for that slightly ethnic boyfriend after all.