#bookishproblems

[nealshustermanreal]

When your friend’s storytelling skills include accidentally revealing every plot twist… 😆 Can you relate?

[quirkycatsfatstacks]

Bookish Problem #5

Trying to dodge all the spoilers when you're behind on a series.

[harrysscrapbook]

Gifting someone a book is very personal to me, like I read this book and thought of you. I read this book and thought that maybe you will love these characters as much as I love them,that you will open you arms and hug them tightly and protect them at every cost. That maybe this quote will find a home in you and you will find a home in it. I gifted it to you because I thought even when someday we'll drift apart a part of me will be forever with you and a part of you will stay with me. We are bound by story and people that will be same even after thousands of years.

[life-full-of-books]

“Books, she has found, are a way to live a thousand lives--or to find strength in a very long one.”

— V. E. Schwab, The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue

[thefantasylibrary]

Readers finally leaving their house after completely bingeing a 7 books fantasy series.

[discoverpagebypage]

bitches be like "i'm a reader, so i have really high standards" when in reality they are touch-starved and too emotionally invested in fictional characters

it's me, i'm bitches

[e-antoinette-reading]

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[angryhat]

Do you know that moment when you've read a really good book and you loved everything about it, the writing, the characters, the world, everything, and then you want to go on with your life but you can't get that one character out of your mind, or that one scene, and everything else you read doesn't satisfy you because it's just not the same and life just kinda sucks for a while?

Bc same.