January 29, 2012

(Source: bluephobos, via womenreading)

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anamariaoliveira: The therapy of reading

anamariaoliveira:

The therapy of reading

(via womenreading)

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January 26, 2012
mochacafe: FOLLOW for more pretty photos

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Because I’m a weakling to Markus Zusak’s genius, I bought John Green’s new book days ago. (My wallet had a mini heart attack.) I’m not the biggest fan but I must admit that I got a little giddy when I saw that his signature in my copy was signed with a green Sharpie. I’m looking forward to reading it to see if Zusak was telling the truth in his praise.

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Book-reshelving can be a chore but I like doing it. I get to hang out with all of my books, be creepy around them, and put them into new categories. These ones, formerly from Books I Care About, are now in the Books I’d Save from Fire and Flood, Etc. Other sections include Books Gifted by Nice People, Books I Own by Luck - those I got from giveaways and contests, and Books for Bedding - which are for what it says.

Book-reshelving can be a chore but I like doing it. I get to hang out with all of my books, be creepy around them, and put them into new categories. These ones, formerly from Books I Care About, are now in the Books I’d Save from Fire and Flood, Etc. Other sections include Books Gifted by Nice People, Books I Own by Luck - those I got from giveaways and contests, and Books for Bedding - which are for what it says.

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I’ve said it before and I’m saying it again because they are back

As if cockroaches aren’t hated enough already, flying cockroaches have to exist.

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“ The odd thing about people who had many books was how they always wanted more.
Patricia A. McKillip, The Bell at Sealey Head (via bookaddict24-7)

(Source: goodreads.com, via lobectomy)

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