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I’ve been seeing posts all over social media about April 23rd being Books & Roses Day and as a bibliophile who’s always adored roses I think I need to celebrate it.

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Welcome to my tumblr!

This is a completely chaotic collection of all I find beautiful, interesting, or valuable, and a good deal of fangirling over (you guessed it!) old-fashioned books.

I know how to use the queue/schedule functions but I prefer to flood my feed every morning without the fear of my followers before my eyes. But I do tag everything, so you can block specific ones if you like. (See here for a list of all my tags!)

I welcome asks and you can find all sorts of games to choose from in my #I’d love to play if people ask away! tag. Or feel free to send in your own questions :) I can be slow to respond because I like to think things through, but I always do eventually.

Have fun poking through, and I’ll see you around 🫶🏼

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Sometimes, I feel discriminated against, but it does not make me angry. It merely astonishes me. How can any deny themselves the pleasure of my company! It’s beyond me.

~ Zora Neale Hurston, 1928

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I just updated my Tumblr app and now I understand why everyone’s been complaining about the new setup 😫

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PSA: I have fallen into a hyperfixation and you all are about to suffer the consequences. I’ve been reading Sherlock Holmes using @skyriderwednesday’s chronology and become obsessed with following along as they explain why they set up their chronology, so I will be reposting daily for the foreseeable future a good deal of their posts about that. Apologies in advance to everyone concerned 😅

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Saw a good Pride & Prejudice meme the other day about Darcy and didn’t reblog it. Have been kicking myself ever since because I can’t find it now 😭

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[Image Description - Twitter/X post by Chris Vannini (@chrisvaninni):

Within a week we've had a major jewel heist, a mafia-involved poker ring and sports gambling corruption. We're living in the 1920s.

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