#book theif

[forestbookfairy]

What's a book (or books) you've read that you think about often, even weeks/months/years after reading it?

[theillustrated-woman]

I wanted to explain that I am constantly overestimating and underestimating the human race — that rarely do I ever simply estimate it. I wanted to ask her how the same thing could be so ugly and so glorious, and its words and stories so damning brilliant.

None of those things, however, came out of my mouth.

—The book thief. Markus Zusak

[imgeorgeirl]

100 DAYS OF PRODUCTIVITY [37/100] - public transport overuse 24.4.19

Today I went and got a blood test done (nothing serious just checking hormone levels) and then went into the city for some window shopping! I have taken 4 buses and 2 trains in just over 3 hours yikes. Reading the book thief still and I have to remember my duo streaks!

[harpersbizarresketchbook]

I have only really “stolen” two books, one was The Birth of Tragedy and The Geneology of Morals by Friedrich Nietzsche, the other was Palimpsest by Gore Vidal.

You can find this print HERE 

Have you ever “accidentally acquired” a book? 

[bookishfreedom]

Oh, I’m sorry, did you want to read this?

[carysbug]

i just finished the book theif

*incoherent sobbing*

[liaratawitchtrial]

I’ll never stop recommending this book because I can safely say it’s the best I've ever read. It focuses on innocence and the loss of it for a young girl in Nazi Germany while pondering humanity through from the viewpoint of Death with so much care and gorgeous writing. And when death tells a story, you really have to listen.

[thoughtsofmylittlevoice]

“The only thing worse then a boy who hates you: is a boy who loves you”

- The Book Theif