Rainy days

Just a girl who won the Hunger Games, killed orcs with Captain America, played quidditch with Percy, and ate dauntless came at 221B.

[too-ticki-blog]

Percy, calm the fuck down  (x)

[watchthelightfade]

mary shelley: hey, you wanna go grab a burger king? me, percy shelley: Good morning, are you perchance tempted to acquire a Meaty Sandwich Royal?

[kittykittyme]

The original “me, an intellectual” meme

[bahookies]

actual footage of trump’s hair running away from his bullshit:

[fiercereadsya]

When you read a really great book and make everybody else read it, it’s like...

[szopen]

“ Are you too proud Mr. Darcy? And would you consider pride a fault or a virtue ? ” - Pride and Prejudice (2005)

[bob-belcher]

being forced to go out on the weekend

[bird-paws]

[amandaseyfriedsource]

[shortvideosandstuff]

Amanda Seyfried talking about fainting on the set of Les Miserables.

[walterswhitetulip-deactivated20]

casual reminder that you’re not just my followers you’re my friends whether you like it or not that is what you signed up for when you hit the follow button

[the-absolute-funniest-posts]

[langsettttttte]

[just-shower-thoughts]

Google has answered more of my questions than all of my school teachers combined.

[correwii]

so accurate bro..

[princesszelda-rekt]

Do you think regular dogs see police dogs and think “oh shit, it’s a cop”

[bloomflowersbloom]

[thep0pularnobody]

[just-shower-thoughts]

Ice cubes are gangster as fuck, they just float around in their own blood.

[baskings-blog]

when you’re cozy in bed and you hear heavy rain reblog if you agree

[theperksofbeingabookseller]

Breaking the Spine.

This is a very hot topic at work, one that often gets debated in our staff room - to break the spine, or not to break the spine? (That is the question!)

Some of my colleagues love breaking the spines of their books - they enjoy the feel of that ‘crack!’… and the liberation of being able to open their book fully.

Others see it as sacrilege. My boss, for example, will go to great lengths to ensure that her books remain completely pristine, not wanting even a single crease on her book spines.

The rest, however, seem to be in the same camp as myself. Although we would rather not break the spine (and I will often be quite careful about the way that I hold a book when I am reading it because of this), if it happens, it happens, and after a brief sigh we will continue reading as normal.

One thing that all of us agree one, however, is our distain for people who come into the store and break the spines of books that they have absolutely no intention of buying - why would you do that?!

So what are your thoughts on spine-breaking? (replies enabled!) Do you gleefully break that spine as soon as you can, or are you like my boss, and go to great lengths to avoid it?

[thatcozybooknook-deactivated202]

I didn’t used to when I was younger but I break them now!! I actually love when my books look like they have a little wear in them (just a little, let’s not get out of hand now lol). But now there’s almost something satisfying about it? Spine breakers ftw. ✌🏽️

[correwii]

I love to break the spine of my books. I like to write on them, to draw, to highlight... make them personal and unique.

[just-shower-thoughts]

We should change LOL to NE (nose exhale) because that’s all we really do when we see something funny online.