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- emily lloyd-jones, the drowned woods

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Going to a library with someone you love and sitting in a corner with your head propped up on their shoulder while you both are reading books in peace and calm is the most intimately wholesome thing ever.

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the art of book covers

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on a sunbeam 🌱

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recently–secondhand book purchases with the former owner’s name written in beautiful cursive on the flyleaf, freshly dusted bookshelves, my cat basking in morning sunlight, and fifteen year old me who wrote “love in the intentionality of actions, choices and thoughts” on an old favourite book.

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favorite books i've read in 2021 || the invisible life of addie larue by V.E. schwab

“Three words, large enough to tip the world. I remember you.”

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People We Meet on Vacation by Emily Henry

I love him so much. I love him more than I did yesterday, and I already know tomorrow I’ll love him even more, because every piece of him he gives me is another to fall in love with.

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educated by tara westover remains one of the well-written memoirs i’ve ever read

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- rebecca solnit

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favorite ships of ‘22

Mer/Fane - the drowned woods

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She was always smiling, no matter her mood. Smiling seemed to unnerve people, to make them think she had the upper hand. She would go to her death smiling, if only to spite whoever managed to slide in the knife.

Emily Lloyd-Jones, The Drowned Woods

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It was that day the girl learned that water could save a life—or take it.

It was a lesson she wouldn’t forget.

— the drowned woods (2022)