TEENy Reader

I READ. I WRITE. I BLOG about it. What we expect to become—with all the potential in the world— is nothing until we make it real. Until then, I am content to live multiple lives through fiction.

[cuzosu-blog]

@deadcatwithaflamethrower Here’s another bun. Just caught this on FB; thought I’d share. ;) 

[deadcatwithaflamethrower]

Buns need books, too.

[copperbadge]

[thoughts-memories]

[hulu]

“Never confuse a woman’s meekness for weakness. - Serena Joy” |  New episodes of The Handmaid’s Tale every Wednesday, only on Hulu. hulu.tv/HmT

Art by Tumblr Creatr: Saskdraws

[wheresmybubble]

I can get too attached to books. 

[wordsnquotes]

What if we just went home and read books to each other?

Gary Shteyngart, Super Sad True Love Story (via wordsnquotes)

[raizarevelles]

[bohoindiegrunge]

[teenyreader]

“I think I can discover who I am without it revolving around what I’m not.”

~The Chaos of Stars by Kiersten White

[kierstenwhite-deactivated201703]

I love how they visualized this quote! Happy, happy author heart when people connect with what I write and make it their own.

[teenyreader]

Thanks, @kierstenwhite :) Made this in highschool. Now I'm a junior in college! And I STILL love your writing!!!!

[julia-ruth]

[academicssay]

Active voice: I loved your book

Passive voice: Your book was loved

Passive-aggressive voice: I love how you felt the need to write a book

[doona-baes]

#same

[purplebuddhaproject]

http://ift.tt/2cTZ0xr

[bibliolectors]

Reflejo lector (ilustración de Elsa Jenna)

[noobtheloser]

Fiction is way better than reality, you guys. Bonus sketch here http://tinyurl.com/h68wct3

[visvya]

[bookmania]

Literature overload! Bookish sculptures “Biografías” by Spanish artist Alicia Martin

[batmansymbol]

look, i’m not saying that i often confuse Jack Kerouac’s On the Road and Cormac McCarthy’s The Road; all i’m saying is that everyone would be saved a lot of trouble if there were just one book called (On) the Road by Cormack McKerouac

[batmansymbol]

#you wanna talk confusing books #i thought invisible man by ralph ellison #which is an incredible book about racism btw #was THE invisible man by h.g. wells #which is about a literally invisible man (x)

well, okay, but are you sure you weren’t reading (The) Invisible Man by H. Gralph Wellison, bc

[cockroach-queer]

okay but how about the time some guy in my Mythology class read The Metamorphosis by Kafka, a short story about a guy who turns into a bug, instead of The Metamorphoses by Ovid, an ancient narrative poem combining Greek and Roman myths. 

[batmansymbol]

the metamorphosises by kovkid