#StoreBooks

[kids-worldfun]

How to Protect Books and Magazines? If you have a large library and need to get rid of some of your books, it may be hard to let go. You may need to create some extra room in your house. Read more

[osakazaur]

Witch’s Heart storybook by Osakazaur

Once upon a time in deep mountains in an old mansion Claire Elford and Noel Levine left all the disasters safe and sound and lived on together happily.

The end.

[bluebird-in-a-cagedrawing]

Nightmare AU part 12 (i might take a break after this part, sorry)

Amstran the moon dancer:"I had a dream a while ago, about someone named Trisha the hour glass and she told me about this big Storebook, she is waiting for us!"

Donut:" The Storebook has many books with spells, seals, rituals and the whole history, it's a real maze!"

Sky Coeur the detective:"We can think about it after we rescue the victims! This arrow will indicate the direction in which they were taken after."

Amstran the moon dancer:"Let's go, we have to hurry!"

Le souris bonbon neige:"Are these the victims, they seems unharmed only unconscious?"

Sky Coeur the detective:"Yes, i can confirm that they are, let's get them out of here somewhere safe."

Red the fortune teller:"Ah, well... I know you all will come, it is just in time, come inside."

Faith the head rabbit:"You come back, did you get the key we need to travel to the Nightmare world?"

Luna the moon demon:"Faith the head rabbit don't be so impolite, by your face i can tell the mission was a succes."

Faith the head rabbit:"Master, you are not well enough, you should be in bed! Your wound..."

Luna the moon demon: "Enough! Go and help Selena the trophy ice skater with the tea and cookies! "

Amstran the moon dancer: "Selena the trophy ice skater is here? I've forgot about her..."

Selena the trophy ice skater:"Amstran the moon dancer how i missed you! So happy i see you... Are you alright?"

Amstran the moon dancer:"Are you alright? How did you end up here? Where you hurt? Sorry, i let you like this, been busy, only a small part of the problem was taken care of..."

Selena the trophy ice skater:"I was chased by a crocodile figure like on my way here, i was worried, you didn't said anything to me for such a long time."

Amstran the moon dancer:Selena the trophy ice skater it's only have been like two days, or so, i'm really am tired. Haven't take a break ever since our dating. "

Staran the galaxy man:"Am I interrupting something? You two should be in the dining room, it's time to eat."

Amstran the moon dancer:"Staran the galaxy man are you alright? Good to see you as new, friend!"

Donut belongs to @blogdeepdonutfatality

Part 1 till part 11 ->

I always forget about Amstran the moon dancer nose, lmao!! 🤣😓

[foodwalkdelhi1]

Places In Delhi Serve Mouth-Watering Litti Chokha!

Our capital city is known for its wide-running flavor sense of taste, with both road side slows down and extravagant eateries obliging tastebuds from various locales. You can also visit - food walk delhi

In the event that you've been on the chase for credible Bihari food (read: delish Litti Chokha) for as long you can recall, this is the place your concerns come to die. Our culinary authorities investigated every possibility in finding the shrouded Bihari food problem areas in Delhi. Here's a gather together of the best places we discovered!

1.Mr. Littiwala

Avg Cost - ₹500 for two

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Address: B-31 Gurudwara Road Faizal Pur Madawali, Patparganj, New Delhi

Approach anyone with an affection for Bihari food, and this is likely the principal name that will manifest on their rundown of suggested places. Settled in the clamoring roads of Laxmi Nagar, this little diner is known for creating legitimate Bihari flavors through luring dishes. Their firm Littis combined with the tart Chokha is the thing that our Bihari food dreams are made of!

2.The Potbelly Rooftop Cafe

Easygoing Dining - ₹1000 for two

Timing: 12:30 pm - 10:30 pm

Address: 116 C, fourth Floor, Shahpur Jat, New Delhi

Features: Takeaway AvailableSeating AvailableSmoking ZoneServes AlcoholOpen Air SeatingNon VegetarianWifi Available

Foods: BihariNorth IndianTeaSeafood

Unquestionable requirements: Liti ChokhaPrawn CurryKeema MaggiLittiMutton CurryPastaSamosaFrench FriesNoodles

For as far back as we can recollect, Potbelly has been interchangeable with delightful Bihari food in Delhi. Conventional Bihari plans are set up with a specific 2020 artfulness and contemporary changes that solitary work like enchantment to upgrade the spellbinding Bihari flavors. They have a broad menu traversing a few Bihari dishes, yet the Litti Chokha is a genuine great inside and out!

3.Cafe Lota

Easygoing Dining - ₹1200 for two

Timing: 8:00 am - 9:30 pm

Address: National Crafts Museum, Bhairon Marg, Pragati Maidan, New Delhi

Features: Smoking ZoneSeating AvailableBreakfast PlaceNon VegetarianOpen Air Seating

Cooking styles: SaladHealthy FoodBiryaniAmericanTeaSeafood

Absolute necessities: Palak Patta ChaatDahi ChaatKathal KiCoconut RabdiCarrot SoupMango Prawn CurryJalebiSandwichPastaSamosaCheesecakeParathaFishMasala DosaChicken TikkaPancakesBiryani

A prominently venerated café in the city of Delhi, Cafe Lota offers on an exacting platter, the bona fide taste of Bihar. While their Bihari menu may be somewhat constrained as far as decisions, each dish is pressed with a collection of superb flavors that transport you to the towns of Bihar. Likewise, the encompassing vibe does miracles to upgrade your general gastronomic involvement with this eatery.

4.Bhoj Puria

Avg Cost - ₹500 for two

Timing: 10:30 am - 11:00 pm

Address: Shop 9, Ground Floor, DDA advertise, Opposite Mount Carmel School, Sector 22, Dwarka, New Delhi

Cooking styles: Bihari

Situated in the unassuming region of Dwarka, this is an as of late opened restaurant that immediately shot to acclaim in view of its overpowering legitimate Bihari dishes. Notwithstanding what you request from their menu, have confidence about the compulsory Bihari contact. In the event that visiting doesn't fit into your calendar, they convey heavenly thalis till 11 in the night!

5.Bihar Ki Rasoi

Light meals - ₹500 for two

Timing: 12:00 pm - 10:00 pm

Address: Dilli Haat, Stall 14, Dilli Haat, Near INA Market, Aurobindo Marg, New Delhi

Features: Open Air SeatingTakeaway Available

Foods: BihariTea

Unquestionable requirements: Liti Chokha

For the individuals who will in general regular Dilli Haat, this will put on a show of being an easy decision! Dilli Haat slows down are popular for serving real Indian flavors from an assortment of locales, however most definitely, this is as well as can be expected get your hands on in the close to region!

[cnibcliner]

All of them are offered in many different colors

It is unlikely to see a woman who always dresses businesssmart to walk around with a teeny Bag-in-box Suppliers bag.Women bags often give an overall impression of a woman. Shemost likely will need three different bags as they need to fit in thesituation. Matching them with the other clothes can bedifficult as they must be matched with a certain dress style. Not surprisingly, there are many types of women bags:backpacks, book bags, handbags, purses, messenger bags, tote bags, clutches,even small briefcases. 

For example, even the size of the bag needs to be different – womenbags would be bigger for going to the gym or the library as they need to storebooks or equipment while having such a large bag on a dinner will cause troubleand unnecessary attention. Overall, bags are a very important part of a woman dress style. All of them are offered in many different colors, shapes,sizes and the choice is practically unlimited.Thus, having the right bag at the right time is often crucial. Women bagsare not only accessories and their goal is not only to be fashionable orconvenient, they also need to fit in a different situation.It is not very likely that a woman would go on a business dinner, to thefitness center or to take a few books from the library with the same bag. 

The choice of material is alsohuge – there are leather, textile, and canvas, plastic and even reusable bags.It is very hard to choose them considering all the factors involved in thechoice. Sport bags show energy and sport spirit, backpacks areused for convenience, while trendy evening bags and shoulder bags have ratherdecorative functions. However, the choiceis large enough so every woman can find a matching bag if she lookspersistently for one.Nevertheless, different women bags are used and areappropriate in different situations even when are worn by the very same woman. 

An ugly bag canspoil the overall impression during an important meeting so the choice of womenbags is a very serious task. Each woman has their own style and their bags aresimilar to an extent. To make thingseven harder, the bag needs to be convenient and comfortable once matched.. Itis very hard to choose the right women bags as they need to fit the mood, thesituation, the dress style and at the same time need to be comfortable and mostof the time, efficient

[kadaryanto97]

Kamus Ilmu Hadis Penulis: Totok Jumantoro Hal: 288 pages Penerbit: BUMIAKSARA Ukuran: 14,5 x 20,5, HVS 60 gr, cover ac 210 gr Cetakan: ke - 3 - tahun 2007 Edition:  ISBN: 979-526-411-7 Original Harga Rp85.000 diskon 15% Rp68.000 Sinopsis Hadits merupakan sumber ajaran Islam, di samping al-Qur'an. Dilihat dari sudut periwayatannya, di antara al-Qur'an dengan hadits berbeda. Untuk al'Qur'an semua periwayatan berlangsung secara mutauwatir. sedangkan periwayatan hadits sebagian berlangsung secara mutauwatir dan sebagian lagi berlangsung secara ahad. Sehingga mulai dari sinilah timbul berbagai pendapat dalam menilai kualitas hadits. sekaligus sebagai sumber perdebatan dalam kancah ilmiah, atau bahkan dalam kancah non-ilmiah. Akibatnya bukan kesepakatan yang didapatkan, akan tetapi sebaliknya justru perpecahan. #ilmuhadis #weareuad #faiterkini #uadjogja #kampusjogja #fai #faiuad #islamicfaculty #islamicstudies #bahasadansastraarab #perbankansyariah #pendidikanagamaislam #mahasiswajogja #mahasiswawates #uadkampus4 #uadkampus6 #universitasahmaddahlan #fakultasagamaislam #muhammadiyah #universitasmuhammadiyah #kampusmuhammadiyah #uadkece #infofakultas #uadkampusku #jualbuku #pendidikan #islami #puangderhy #storebook #original https://www.instagram.com/p/CCljgRHpMGW/?igshid=gvxfxetea0fu

[rubbady-pubbady]

Because Violet was such a important character right? And so relevant right now, since she is so far not even mentioned in this new reboot! Good this people even live in the same world as we do? I would 1000X more like to read about pongo's adventures stealing newspaper from storebook's residents front porch

I genuinely don’t think they have any idea who their audience actually is or what they want - I’m starting to wonder if it’s Adam and Eddy who come up with the ideas for these books (since they do own the characters) because that would make a LOT of sense

[stacieconnerty]

15 awesome book storage ideas to store children's books in play room or bedroom. Get kids reading more. DIY spice racks, book bin, bookshelves, without shelves. - Organised Pretty Home #storebooks #kidsbookstorage #bookshelves #reading #playroom #kidsbedroom #kidsbookstorageideas #ikea #kidsroom #bookstorage http://bit.ly/2DPcpkZ

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Zombie Fallout 2: A Plague Upon Your Family Audiobook Store

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Book two of the Zombie Fallout series continues as the Talbot family battles a ruthless, relentless enemy. The Talbots are evacuating their home amidst a zombie apocalypse. Mankind is on the edge of extinction as a new dominant, mindless opponent scours the landscape in search of food, which just so happens to be noninfected humans. This book follows the journey of Michael Talbot, his wife Tracy, and their three kids, Nicole, Justin and Travis. Accompanying them are Brendon, Nicole's fiancée and former Wal-Mart door greeter, Tommy, who may be more than he seems. Together they struggle against a ruthless, relentless enemy that has singled them out above all others. The Talbots have escaped Little Turtle, but to what end? For, on the run, they find themselves encountering a far vaster evil than the one that has already beset them. As they travel across the war-torn countryside they soon learn that there are more than just zombies to be fearful of; with law and order a long-distant memory, some humans have decided to take any and all matters into their own hands. Can the Talbots come through unscathed, or will they suffer the fate of so many countless millions before them? It's not just brains versus brain-eaters anymore. And the stakes may be higher than merely life and death, with eternal souls on the line. Zombie Fallout 2: A Plague Upon Your Family Audiobook Store

[dewi]

Book review : Five people you meet in heaven - Mitch Albom

When you hear the name of the author, you must’ve thought of his infamous work of Tuesday with Morrie. Recently when I visited local storebook, I just knew that novel was put into Self Improvement shelf. Whoa, so a fiction novel now make it to non-fiction side. It’s either my bookstore management slipped off or his book really is qualified to be put in that section. God knows.

Personally, I had read Tuesday with Morrie and I love it. It suits my taste and I highly recommended it if you’re living a life like me where you constantly questioning your sanity at 3 am in the morning, or your insomnia decided to showed up and put you through 56 hours straight until all you can do is wishing your body to just fuckin’ give up. Tuesday with Morrie talks about how a dying teacher used his last days teaching what life is to his student. Well, it’s always good to have a deep, dark, sad story to remind you that this all will pass, that yes life is messy but no one get out of it alive anyway.

As for now, I’m gonna reviewing his other work.

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Five people you meet in heaven talk exactly like what it had written in the title; the protagonist meet five people who directly (or not) affecting his life. One of the best quotes there is those people you met at the other world is there to help you answer your biggest riddles on life, to make you understand what actually going on from another point of view. The protagonist is an old, grumpy, leg dysfunctioned man who works in Theme Park as Maintenance guy and died because protecting a child from accident.

First person he met is someone who had a car accident because when he was a kid, he jumped in front of a car to get his ball. He was too young to undrestand that time, his small act causing big effect on someone else, even resulting in death. In first person, you learn that's just how the world works; when someone saved and alive from accident, someone else died. Life is, and always is, two sides of coin.

Second person he met is his Captain in his soldier day, who was the reason of his dysfunction leg. He always blames fate and the world because he was such a good soldier but because of an accident, he left with dysfuntional leg that changed his life forever. When his Captain showed him how he died, the protagonist just realized that the Captain died protecting his squad, including unconscious him that time. Second person taught us about sacrifice; that sometimes we are too preoccupied thinking about how much we sacrifice and never accept that. Sometimes we forget, that there are people who had to sacrifice too; and maybe in much more painful than us.

Third person is the founder of his workplace. There, the madam showed the protagonist of another side of his father, who the protagonist hate and put blame on how he grew up in harsh way. The most touching words for me is “Parents always broke their child; either in a good or bad way. It’s inevitable.” It’s an emotional chapter about broken bond of a father and son, but it got you to think that although you can put blame into your closest person for shaping you into the person you are now, you can only see them in one side. They may keeps so many sides, maybe good ones, that you never knew about.

Fourth person is his late wife. A sip of romantic, yet sad, but touching love where you really love someone, so much, it hurts to see them unhappy even the slightest.

And finally, the last person.

It’s a major twist because I really, never thought it’s gonna be that person along the story. Since the second person, I had thought that the last final person supposed to be the one playing the biggest role in his life; but really, I was wrong.

You should read it yourself :)

What I learn the most about this story is that no matter how shitty you think your life is, some moments in your life is either a reason or result from other’s. You never knew what chain bound you and other together.

And someday, you gonna wait for someone too, to tell them how your life somewhat touched them in a moment you never thought about, and the impact can be life-changing.

I didn’t say everyone bound to have a good story of life, but all I can tell is; live your life. You don’t have to love your life, but you have to live it. You’re gonna find the end of the road anyway. And all the life questions that hurts you, will have an answer in the end.

[pangeanews]

In fondo, i premi sono tutti uguali. Sul nuovo torneo letterario bandito da “Repubblica”, di canonica inutilità

Siccome i maggiori premi letterari, Strega e Campiello, finiscono da sempre nei trofei delle maggiori case editrici, il quotidiano “la Repubblica” si è mosso a interesse verso le piccole sigle e di conseguenza i piccoli autori, giustamente sollevando l’obiezione che l’equazione secondo cui “grande è uguale a migliore” non è matematica né dev’esserlo. Ben detto. Ma non ben fatto, perché (bandendo il premio sul “romanzo popolare del 2019”, nel chiaro intento di promuovere una logica mass-cult) il giornale nato comunista e diventato capitalista ha creato sedici teste di serie, ammesse alle fasi finali, e selezionato 192 titoli di autori “più noti” distinguendoli dagli altri 640 partiti dal basso perché “meno noti”: stabilendo un criterio del tutto soggettivo, il quotidiano degli Agnelli ha così reiterato lo stesso modello che voleva superare e scelto tra le teste di serie gli editori principali operando anzichenò una discriminazione indebita e ingiustificata tra nomi noti e ignoti che tradisce lo stesso spirito del premio.

Scrittori con esperienza ultradecennale come Raul Montanari e Claudia Durastanti sono stati infatti confinati tra gli sconosciuti mentre un’autrice arrivata ieri come Stefania Auci, collaboratrice non a caso di “Repubblica”, si è ritrovata addirittura tra le teste di serie. Dove figurano inopinatamente anche Roberto Calasso con Il libro di tutti i libri, che però è un saggio anche per l’Adelphi, e Claudio Magris, autore di Tempo curvo a Krems che è una raccolta di racconti e non un romanzo, men che meno “popolare”. Particolarità? Ma no, diciamo superficialità: la stessa che ha portato a scartare per qualche ragione romanzi pur usciti nel 2019, a sconfessione dunque del precetto originario di fare partecipare tutti i titoli.

Senza rossore alcuno il patron Giorgio dell’Arti così ha risposto a uno scrittore del quale è stato ammesso uno solo dei due romanzi pubblicati l’anno scorso: “Abbiamo tentato di far la lista di tutti i titoli e il suo, purtroppo, non l’abbiamo individuato: colpa dell’editore? colpa nostra? Non so rispondere”. Come dire: trattandosi di una piccola casa editrice, non ci siamo messi a perdere tempo, quando era proprio sui piccoli editori che era stato promesso di impiegare il maggior tempo possibile. Ma perché poi rivolgersi agli editori per avere segnalati i titoli del 2019 quando sarebbe bastato scorrere qualsiasi storebook, da Ibs ad Amazon, per avere certezza di iscrivere realmente tutti i titoli usciti? Nondimeno è successo che del concorrente di una piccola casa editrice, Gesuino Némus, anche lui considerato uno sconosciuto, non solo sono stati trovati due titoli (come pure è capitato per Di Giovanni, Vitali, Moresco ed altri) ma entrambi, benché iscritti nello stesso turno di qualificazione, sono stati promossi alla fase successiva, con grande giubilo pubblico di Dell’Arti. Particolarità? Ma no, diciamo che è il regolamento a volere così. Già, il regolamento. Che non manca davvero di singolarità.

Prendiamo proprio Némus: si è qualificato avendo con un romanzo vinto tutt’e cinque le sfide e con un altro quattro perché la quinta l’ha persa… contro se stesso. Incredibile ma vero. Sennonché con quattro punti molti altri titoli sono stati esclusi, perché il “regolamento” ha voluto che il cosiddetto “quattropuntista” potesse andare avanti solo se il suo punteggio, determinato da quello dell’avversario che l’ha battuto, fosse il più alto, con la clausola che a parità di punti prevalesse il romanzo… più breve.

Dunque la filosofia del premio è stata di avvantaggiare chi avesse scritto romanzi brevi (per modo che un romanzone come Infinite Jest avrebbe inesorabilmente perso) e di sfavorire titoli che, pur vincendo quattro partite su cinque, venissero esclusi dal romanzo meno quotato e perciò meno piaciuto, cosa che vuol dire elevare gli ultimi a primi e dare potere a chi non ce l’ha. Per cui si è avuto che chi ha vinto quattro gare è stato escluso perché battuto da chi quattro gare le ha invece perse. Quando ciò è accaduto nella quinta gara, è ovviamente sorto il sospetto che il “quattropuntista” sia stato destinato già prima all’esclusione: altrimenti occorrerebbe comprendere come sia stato possibile che il titolo vincitore di una sola gara sulle precedenti tre sia riuscito a prevalere su quello arrivato imbattuto all’ultima. Può capitare, certo: soprattutto quando vengono fissati criteri scriteriati (nemmeno previsti dal regolamento) come quello di escludere quanti siano deceduti non solo nel 2020 ma pure nel 2019, come è successo al vincitore designato Andrea Camilleri. Forse il “romanzo popolare 2019” avrebbe allora dovuto essere meglio intitolato ai non sfigati, nella gara a chi riesce a sopravvivere, come però non è successo a Franca Valeri.

Ma in fatto di criteri alla “famolo strano” non sono da meno due altri premi “aperti a tutti i narratori”: quello bandito dalla Gems e il Dea Planeta dell’omonima editrice. Nel primo giudici sono gli stessi concorrenti, sicché ciascuno (peraltro valutando solo poche centinaia di righe incipitarie) aguzza l’ingegno e assegna punti alti ai romanzi inediti che capisce che non andranno lontano. Il secondo (noto per aver impalmato l’anno scorso la moglie di Gramellini) è assegnato da una ristretta giuria di esperti sulla base di una lista predisposta dalla stessa casa editrice, sicché il vincitore è per metà stato indicato dal soggetto che dovrebbe bandire e non anche benedire.

Gianni Bonina

*In copertina: Jean Auguste Dominique Ingres, “Apoteosi di Omero”, 1827

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[bamfkitten-blog]

PR aka personal ramblings

Holy massive trick! I go to one of city mall today. The city itself more than one hour from my place. I only have 3 destination: eat, book, and buy my net quota. Guess what, out of all the place I can visit, the arcade, the food courts, the cinema, the fashion store and such, after eat and draw cash, I go straight to book store, a massive one. Then proceeded to spent more than two hours between four shelves! I mean, I could go to the stationary or magazines or comics and mangas, but guess what? I spent my time between four shelves of fictions! I got one JKR book, that Fantastic Beast one, only for IDR 55k. And found a Totto-chan HARD COVER only for 88k! I thought that because the books good it'd be more expensive! Lucky me! I got 8 books, I think, for less than 500k! This country had less appreciation for books I see, lucky me. Please I pray yo whatever deity that might exist, I want to travel around the world, learn 1k languages, eat all foods I can stomach, and explore all the storebooks in the worlds! Or first, explore all the store books in this city. Seriously, there's several old story books with cheap but good quality books here. Between the hard cover one and thin cover one, I prefer yhe thin cover one for cheaper price. What? I want to read the words, not to stare the cover...

[amorgonzalezsanchez]

"Las chicas listas leen" #librerías #storebooks #libos #Escaparate #windowswear (en Librería Leo)