#bookless

[isuggestusingyourlocallibrary]

A scammer was messaging me and I dropped my phone and the screen cracked. I blame this on them

[editcrimes]

“The thing about us d-d-dragons,” said Toothless, helpfully, “is we’re s-s-survivors. We’re not like s-s-sappy cats or d-d-dumb dogs, falling in l-l-love with our Masters and yucky things like that. Only reason we ever do what m-m-man wants is because he’s b-b-bigger than us and gives us food.”

[thatsnotveryladylike]

You know that feeling when you are searching for new books but then you see a series youve already read and it feels like.. homesick? Lkie you remember the story and the charackters and maybe you even want to reread it but you cant because you just wants your favs to be happy and rereading it would let them go through everything again? Eventually youll reread it and i feels great. especially if youve read it a long time ago and now you just love it again?  Like im sure in the end all YA fantasy novels are all the same but there are this few ones,,,maybe they were there at the right time for you to forever remember them but in anyways now theyll be a part of you those books those stories and i am forever greatful having these in my heart

[throneofbooksandpages]

April Reads

this month I’ve read 5 books. Here they are:

Bookless by Marah Woolf is amazing. A book about loving books. Could there be something better? I read it in one days.  

Heartless by Marissa Meyer I loved it. Though, it is clear right from the beginning that something tragic must happen, though actually I was prepared, it made me cry. At some point I was like putting the book away repeating “If I don’t read it, it won’t happen. If I don’t read it...” Well, I did read on though and it broke my heart    

Aristotle and Dante discover the Secrets of the Universe by Benjamin Alire Saenz is totally awesome! Honestly, I usually don’t read that kind of book. But I really loved the title and the cover. So, I bought and read it. And it is just amazing. It gripped me right from the beginning and it held me ‘til the end. I highly recommend it to everyone, even to those who usually don’t read that kind of books.

Invaded by Melissa Landers I must admit that I liked the first one better and somewhere in the middle it was a little hard to keep reading. But in the end, it is much better and I am glad I finished it. Now I am looking forward to read the next and final one

Ice like Fire by Sara Raasch that one, too, I didn’t enjoy as much as it’s prequel. It took me much longer to finish this one (the first I read in one day). But I did enjoy it nonetheless, though I must admit I was a little annoyed by Meira’s to and fro about what she wants, who she wants to be. I get that the situation is difficult to her, but it was a little too much.

[isuggestusingyourlocallibrary]

@staff pleaseee give us back the old U.I. I swear if I have to keep looking at the new post footer and the stupid reblog menu I'm going to delete my acc

[editcrimes]

Toothless pressed his forehead onto Hiccup’s forehead and gazed deeply and solemnly into Hiccup’s eyes. They stayed there, snout to nose, without moving, for about sixty seconds. Hiccup had to blink a lot because the gaze of a dragon is hypnotic and gives the unnerving feeling that it is sucking your soul away. 

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Remember to log off tomorrow folks fuck A.I.

[isuggestusingyourlocallibrary]

"We noticed it makes users interact more" across all of my blogs I've had 52 interactions yesterday and today, whereas before this unwanted U.I. change I was getting 54 daily. It literally cut interactions in half.

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