[catilinasghost]

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[yesterdaysprint]

The Atchison Weekly Globe, Kansas, October 14, 1909

[cute-abiteboul]

Mugello said: Boring? Ain’t me

[forzaferrari]

Vinales has used up at least 2 of his 9 lives at this circuit in the last 2 weeks

[seal-of-unknown]

me, begging, tears in my eyes: please. please just tell me what the book is about. the plot. please

a book annotation on the cover, unfazed: A Subversive Masterpiece. A Deep And Touching Story. The New York Times Bestseller. Go Fuck Yourself

[dreamer-of-thieves]

reading The Seven Deaths of Evelyn Hardcastle like

[cityofsophronia]

Trying to explain the plot of The Seven Deaths of Evelyn Hardcastle to people who haven’t read it like

[luxor-626]

Created by me

[luxor-626]

Created by me

Inspired by @whatwouldwaltdo

[luxor-626]

Created by me

[catilinasghost]

[luxor-626]

Created by me

[luxor-626]

Created by me From “Corpse Bride”

[luxor-626]

Created by me From “Corpse Bride”

[luxor-626]

Created by me Corpse Bride’s butterfly

[subjecta9]

I am a reader. A reader isn’t someone who just likes to read, but someone who feels such a strong attachment to a book or characters in a book that we feel as if we are literally living the story with them. Our whole life is changed by a good story, and until we finish it, we can’t think of anything else. We feel whatever emotions the characters feel, but 10 times stronger. You can’t choose to be a reader, you have to be lucky enough to be born with the gift. Some say its a good thing. But when you live hundreds of peoples lives through text on a page, it screws with our emotions so much that we really don’t know we we are anymore. A reader has the best insights on life, and the wisdom to go with it. I am a reader.

[luxor-626]

Created by me

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Created by me