#book struggle

[notetumbrerian]

Les Miserables or more like Stop Giving Your Children to Strange People

[notetumbrerian]

No way I started to read part about Waterloo and Tiktok made a new trend with Bonaparte

[notetumbrerian]

Im writing a book and i kept not understanding what was wrong with "breathly deep"

[academia-cafe]

Am I the only one who seriously cannot read a book if everyone else is reading it? Like...I gotta wait for my urge to read the book and by then, no one's reading it anymore.

[bookbagel]

Tfw an author gives you a well developed character, but hasn't presented the antagonist/conflict of the book yet so now your simply begging for that character to not be the bad guy in disguises that's going to stab your heart near the end of the book.

[themanwithapenandstone-blog]

The moment when you suddenly confuse who is Mutley so you have to go pages back to re-read the introduction of new characters. Duh....🤦‍♂️

[bookoholic4]

In the bookstore

You're at the bookstore, glazing at the shelves full of books, when your eyes capture that book with an interesting name and beautiful cover...

But it's on the highest shelf you can't reach, so you have three options:

• tell that weird counterman you want it

•speak to that tall and handsome boy you've been staring at since you enter the book store and humiliate yourself

•leave the bookstore without the book but that's not a conceivable option, right

We all are for number two, aren't we?