Things I love | Books
seduce me with your book collection
I adore books and reading. Absolutely adore it. And I don’t buy them. I cannot possibly afford all the adventures and love stories and mysteries I want to explore, although I wish with all my heart that I could, and I wish I had shelves upon shelves to peruse. I am so so grateful for libraries. But you know what I find so special about libraries? They’re charming, yes. They’re vast and beautiful and full of wonder, yes. They can be small and intimate, yes. But what I adore most, is that there are others out there in the same situation as I am. They visit libraries and they borrow books and the books do not borrow their hearts in turn, but they steal them and refuse to give them back. They thus leave a print, a mark, a sign that magic had taken place. The book that is now in my eager hands? Someone else may have clutched it to their chest, savoring every beautifully crafted sentence. Someone else may have looked up to the ceiling, muttering with exasperation, oh silly character what are you doing?! Someone else may have been so moved, the book in their lap, tears on their cheeks. All of this may have happened because of a particular book that I may have grabbed from the shelves. Ticket for one please, to where? I don’t know. Where this book plans to take me, where it took so many others. May we dwell in the same lands and dream the same stars.
i want a book magazine
like I want a Vogue or a Glamour or a Vanity Fair for books.
once a month it’s delivered to your doorstep by owl
there’s an author on the cover
it’s full of book reviews and news about new releases
J. K. ROWLING REVEALS HER TOP FIVE FAVORITE BOOKS! the tag lines scream
TO READ OR NOT TO READ? REVIEWS ON TEN GREAT NEW YA NOVELS they promise
DON’T MISS OUT ON THESE NEW TITLES! they whisper. at long last all my book news is in one place.
similar to fashion spreads there are big shiny pages dedicated to book photography. a more polished version of booklr in magazine format. matching bookish manicures. outfits based on descriptions in books.
here are five outfits based on Lara Jean!
how can you cut your hair like blue sargent?
look at these Selection-inspired ball gowns!
GIMME GIMME GIMME
MAKE THIS A THING
I would sell my soul to make this happen
Fact 1: Reading can expand your vocabulary.
Fact 2: Neighbors will never complain that your book is too loud.
Fact 3: Knowledge by osmosis has not yet been perfected. You’d better read.
Fact 4: Books have stopped bullets. Reading could save your life.
Fact 5: Dinosaurs didn’t read. Look what happened to them.
Because that would be rad.
There is a link for an online petition floating around here on Tumblr.
I reposted it a while back, so if you want you could search for it and sing it. It was on change.org I believe.
And when I was young, did I ever tell you, I always wanted to get inside a book and never come out again? I loved reading so much I wanted to be a part of it, and there were some books I could have stayed in for ever.
obi-blond-kenobi asked:
partylikeawordstar answered:
Annika is a gift you all gave me. You chose her name, and I did my best to find a place to mention it in the book. And the funny line…
A selection of girls hoping to get picked for The Selection about girls who enter a Selection to get picked to be the next princess. SELECTION-CEPTION.
I’m screaming inside!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
They should do open causing for the girls at the province services office!!!!!!!!!!
AMIRIGHT!!!??????!!!!!!!!!?!!!?!??!????!!!!!!?!??!!!!
Cassian: what are you reading?
Rhysand: a book of things I love
Cassian: That’s a photo album of Feyre
Rhysand: oh what a coincidence