Mom: “What book do you want from Barnes&Noble ?”
Me: “a book about Canabalism”
Mom: (gives a weird look)
Me: “It‘s a historical account not a how to book!”
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Mom: “What book do you want from Barnes&Noble ?”
Me: “a book about Canabalism”
Mom: (gives a weird look)
Me: “It‘s a historical account not a how to book!”
The story of outlander is first and foremost one of love and heart break and Frank&Claire represent the heart break, constantly torn apart but, always endeavoring to save the love they once had. Frank will always be my first love from outlander.
Before coming to College, I read David Sedaris "me talk pretty one day", in an essay within the novel he writes about how he loved going into the Princeton University library basement to read. I couldn't wait to see the wonders a basement of a library held. Now a Junior, my favorite thing to do on a Sunday is sit in the basement of the library.
Vacation is all about buying those books that have been on your to read list for months!
Coming back to give this one another try, while also soaking up some sun ☀️
She waited patiently for me to get into bed and read so she could be cuddled, KentuckyHome. ❤️
so-soI need to talk about this book because, I really can't decide how I feel about it. It's just so many feelings and I don't want to diminish what it contains but, ughghghughughugh.
pickI definetly just took 20 minutes to figure out the perfect picture set up. I'm am so greatful for all of these items and can't wait to start reading!!! ❤️thank-you so much!! #summersantagoespostal
Sunburnt from the dog park, wonderful way to spend an afternoon! Also love this book and can't put it down!
I am sooo, excited! Augee and I picked this up on our morning walk! Couldn't find the Litsy handle on the outside! Whoever sent this THANK-YOU so much!! ❤️
Hey Littens! Help me pick a name for this sweet boy!
Hmmmm.... Santa in the summer? 🤓Hope this person enjoys all that they got!! So excited to see their post! Loved doing this can't wait to do it again! #SummerSantaGoesPostal #SummerSolsticeBookExchange @BookishMarginalia
Finally finished moving into new apartment, so glad to be out of the dorms!!! As a book nerd the hardest thing about moving is you realize how many books you actually have with you at University. I wouldn't have it any other way!! :)❤️ (actually a cat would be nice)
People said Ove saw the world in black and white.But she was color. All the color he had. #landscaperbooknerd
Of the five senses, scent is the one I find can let me know I am home. The smell of my favorite book store gives me a sense that books are a part of me and I them. Poor Richards Book Store Frankfort KY 40601
The biggest critic I found while diverging into African Literature is, "it's weird", the response is usually an eye roll but, yes it's weird, it contains fabulist elements but once you let go of the expected, one finds the extraordinary. Read outside of the contemporary and discover the weird! Also reading at 2 in the morning helps a little #FINALS 2K17.
I just watched John Greens video about framing and I thought of framing what I am suppose to be doing, reading for class. Which I clearly wasn't doing because, I was browsing YouTube. This platform I choose over Instagram because it's specific to what I was searching for on Instagram without all of the other distractions. In truth I never read enough and still have about 200 books plus a huge to read list left to go but, I know books are home.
Loving my final read for my African Literature class! This course has broadened my reading life so much and I am so grateful! Also that It led me to my concentration for my literature major!
Catching up on some much needed literary world news whilst enjoying the beautiful library. If you are a university student go down to your library and find out what they have, you might just find something wonderful. Happy Sunday! 😊Also if anyone would be so kind as to explain how I could get involved with a book gift club, that would be spectacular!
pickLook what just came in the post!!! 😍 Also the Animators by Kayla Rae Whitaker
About a third of the way through... finally getting back to the 18th century!! Enjoying the beautiful day with a great book!
pickPumpkin mocha breve- Levi and Baz. My favorite part of this book is how the "ship" is actually real. It's a real story and everything perfect happens but it feels like a fan wrote it, again connecting back to Cath. This is the story- the only one that truly matters.Defently recommend, only problem is that Rainbow always leads up to some intense loving stuff and leaves us hanging
pick"I'm not a book person"-Levi "That might have been the stupidest thing that you have ever said to me"-Cather. "I'm rooting for you" -cather&Levi. Such a nice read after finals. I love Rainbow, she created a character, of cath, that I relate to so much. With tears and laughter I finished this book.
pickWhat is the true cost of freedom. Growing up and going to college has changed my perception of this thought. As I have been reading more graphic novels I have found the importance of sight and words intertwined together to tell a story.
pickMonday lunch in before lab. :) This book is fantastic re-reading for an English paper.
pickI was apprehensive about renewing this book because, who am I to write a review? I defiantly feel that this book is to be read at a certain point in your life, not for the faint of heart. This book opened my mind to how ego effects our everyday lives. I mean currently writing a review for a book and I keep asking myself why? What is the point? So many thoughts but only one that's important, sit down with a cup to tea and read.
pickI was apprehensive about renewing this book because, who am I to write a review? I defiantly feel that this book is to be read at a certain point in your life, not for the faint of heart. This book opened my mind to how ego effects our everyday lives. I mean currently writing a review for a book and I keep asking myself why? What is the point? So many thoughts but only one that's important, sit down with a cup to tea and read.
My first post is of my wonderful room mate Christina. Finishing Harry Potter and the Cursed child for the last first time. With tears in her eyes, she finally has an end to a series and a book that offered her a home to her uniquely individual self. This is why I love to read!
