#borrowing books

[rau-studies]

20.12.24

i am drowning myself in books but in a good way only

during the break i will sit in my room and read and that's the only plan

and i had my last lecture today!! i still need to do some stuff in january, but i can finally rest properly :)

[underthetree845]

Me volunteering at the library vs. the urge to check out every other book I come across

[novel-goddess]

In front of the New York Public Library 📚

Follow me on insta : @novelgoddess31

[elvencantation]

conditions for borrowing my books:

1. do not write in, dog-ear, or otherwise visibly mark them

2. give them back eventually

3. please for the love of god tell me what your reactions are! text me while you’re reading the book, that’s honestly the best feeling in the world!!

[shadowtearling]

step 1: borrow books from the library

step 2: read books i already own

step 3: read library books the day they’re due

step 4: don’t end up finishing said library books

step 5: return and reborrow said library books

step 6: rinse and repeat

[suzyhazelwood]

“When I got my library card, that was when my life began.”

Rita Mae Brown

[bookriot]

Yes. You read that right. I’d be more comfortable letting someone film me getting a giant needle stabbed directly into my hamstrings than letting that same person borrow a book— especially if they don’t really read that often, and treat books like they’re expendable. I’d like to believe it’s not because I’m a total book snob with sharing issues, but the truth is probably way worse: I actually just don’t like lending out books, especially to people who aren’t going to take care of them (despite repeated assurances that they definitely will, they definitely do not).

http://bookriot.com/2017/06/01/please-stop-asking-to-borrow-my-books/

[kirstietheworstie]

When I remember I get to go to the library after work.