solo and booked

Where solo journey's meet literary escapes

[poisonedcherrycigarettes]

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I’m not typically into dark romance books but I have finished The Edge of Darkness trilogy by Leigh Rivers and omg Kade and Stacey are THE couple

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blue jeans & dark paradise are Lana’s best songs…argue with your mom

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just reread the Mindfu** Series by S.T. Abby and I cannot wait for the film adaptation

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current read

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oh nothing….just thinking about Italy

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me anytime someone mentions will herondale

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So do English translations for the books “Heirs of the Night” exist 👀 I just finished the show on YouTube

[wildnickk]

like oh um… haha

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One of the biggest jokes in life is the fact that Stalking Jack the Ripper by Kerri Maniscalco, Legend Trilogy by Marie Lu, and Gallagher Girls by Allie Carter still do not have a TV adaption.

Love Always,

Solo&Booked

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why does everything remind me of duplicity

[littlesparkequeen]

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Reminiscing on that one time I booked a trip to London after reading the Infernal Devices just to sit and cry on Blackfriars Bridge. I flew back home the day after.

[ju6iter]

[youareemyheero]

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3 Essential Travel Tips:

Bring your own coffee creamers! I am a sugary fanatic and cannot stand the standard coffee and milk orders overseas. Therefore, bringing your own travel size coffee creamers (I recommend the brand Delight) and sugar packets eliminate this issue.

2) A minature sized pocketbook/notebook is a must. Before I depart for my trips, I write down all my flight numbers, arrival and departure times, hotel accommodations, and the hotel address. You never know when customs will require the information, nor when you will lose internet access. To elaborate, some destinations have spotty internet upon arrival, which prevents you from pulling up your hotel stay on Expedia, to then know the address to send your Uber/Taxi. Having your itinerary written down on a piece of paper can save a lot of headaches.

3) A tote bag! I made this mistake plenty of times when I first started traveling. Tote bags come in handy when you buy mini groceries at the local market, go shopping, or hit up the tourist markets for trinkets. Tote bags can even be used as makeshift beach bags. They are multi-use and barely take up any space in your luggage.

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Love Always,

Solo&Booked

[heymariam]

when you cant decide which movie to watch so you watch one of your favorites again

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Here are 3 quotes for you to ponder on before bed:

1. The art of not being ready and doing it anyways will take you so far.

~unknown

2. There is someone your age living their last day on earth, wishing they had the time you have.

~ unknown

3. Don’t take directions from someone who’s never been to where you’re going.

~ Jay Shetty