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Who else loves Japanese literature? 😌👌🏻
Taiwan Travelogue - Book Covers
some amazing reads in june!!
I Who Have Never Known Men, Jacqueline Harpman
Seoul Book Repository
some pretty book covers in may 💕
Eliza Clark I <3 you
But for the moment, I work in tech. Officially, I am paid an insane wage to delegate work to other people, and come up with innovative, new (stupid, abstract) ways to advertise phones. Unofficially, I am just killing time until the total collapse of society.
— She's Always Hungry, Eliza Clark
April wrap up. Had a little book club moment this month and read The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie at the same time as a friend 😸
"I Am Dedicated To You In My Prime"
The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie (1969) - Ronald Neame
(The way Maggie Smith drops her shoulders as she says "shoulders" in the first gif is an acting choice that I particularly love here)
Manga— NANA— Volume 3
Story & Art— Ai Yazawa
Haruki Murakami, The Wind-Up Bird Chronicle, originally published: 1994
Here’s my March reads! I’ve been focusing on studying Korean so haven’t been reading as quickly, but I’ve always got a book on the go 😇
The Long Walk, Stephen King
February wrap up. Finished a trilogy and finally got around to a classic I’d never read before 😇
Stone Yard Devotional (2023), Charlotte Wood, p. 55