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If Ao’nung were going to give Suli!Reader a special tattoo, where do you think he would tattoo her?
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If Ao’nung were going to give Suli!Reader a special tattoo, where do you think he would tattoo her?
Why Old Books Smell So Good
Originally posted in the Nonfiction Addiction community.
That nostalgic smell of old books? 📚 It’s lignin in the paper slowly breaking down into vanilla-like compounds. So every time you inhale a library’s scent, you’re breathing centuries of chemistry.
Do you prefer the scent of a fresh-printed book or an old library treasure?
This fact and many more interesting things about lignin and paper can be found in: Paper: Paging Through History by Mark Kurlansky
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favorite word?
i don't really have a favorite word in english, but my favorite latin word is vivo (to live - pronounced "weewoh"). not because of the meaning or anything, i just think it's fun to say
(sneak peak for tomorrow…)
Petite Souris!! Please excuse the horrible art….
magic is found in the strangest of places...
amongst new foes and familiar faces
seek what you know; collect what you don't
build an oasis of light for the desert of night
Why reading may be the most powerful tool for upgrading your focus, resilience, and understanding of the world.
Check out this short video for the amazing benefits of reading—beyond all the entertainment it brings.
day 23 - girl hes trying to WORK