#blair waldorf books

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Blair Waldorf Reads

Breakfast at Tiffany's by Truman Capote

What Would Audrey Do by Pamela Clarke Keogh

Gossip Girl by Cecily von Ziegesar

Grace Kelly by Hourly History

Jane Eyre by Charlotte Bronte

My Story by Marilyn Monroe

Romeo and Juliet by William Shakespeare

The Devil Wears Prada by Lauren Weisberger

Goddess: The Secret Lives of Marilyn Monroe by Anthony Summers

This I Remember by Eleanor Roosevelt

Women Don't Owe You Pretty by Florence Given

How To Be Lovely: The Audrey Hepburn Way Of Life by Melissa Hellstern

Why Men Love Bitches by Sherry Argov

Villette by Charlotte Bronte

[yourhoneymoongirl]

It’s autumn in new york 🍂☕️

[takenbytheships]

- mood board as of recent -

~been very preoccupied with school, sorry for the lack of posts 🔖

remember to send me any questions if you feel🍂

[theseviolentdellghts]

God, grades and my girls are my priorities this sem 🏹

[nighttime-thoughts]

Three words, Eight letters. Say it and I'm yours.

[local-gemini]

i have no one to talk to about how chuck sabotaged blair’s prom only to make it the perfect night for her by ruining her plans and making better ones instead

[scttsop]

I really hate talking about you in the past tense.

[andthatscanon]

DAIR TROPES: intimate artistry

[stargirlhysteria]

me this school year

[youcantf1ndher]

me core

[downtowngirl-stuff]

Me and my secret Tumblr Account

[cowgrlcunt]

the og coffee and uggs girl

[scorpiosdiary11]

I got the virgin suicides!! <3 I really loved it, would highly recommend ☕️

[takenbytheships]

Fall Reading Lists 🍁

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Gossip Girl #2 You Know You Love Me Book Moments I've Gathered

+ Short Commentary.

These are mostly moments I've read that made me squint disgustingly at my phone or made me stop reading the eBook for a few minutes. The first one is here. I didn't comment on each quote from my first post about gossip girl but I want to in this one. Really glad Chuck isn't in this book as much but Nate and Dan weren't any better.

It's the first chapter and we start off strong with some homophobia. Blair's annoyed that her father is acting too confident in public and recalls that he wasn't like this when he was in the closet. The man is just more comfortable in his skin and that's it. I never thought BLAIR WALDORF would be against standing out in public. I mean she lives in her fantasies believing that she is the female lead of a classic Hollywood movie. Then again she probably likes it when she is the only one at the centre of attention.

OMG this isn't the Erik I know.

I read this book last year and I think she was buying Nate pyjamas if I'm not mistaken. I just imagined Nate in grey booty shorts while reading this chapter. Don't know why tho. Also why are you acting maternal towards your boyfriend?

Dan's dad (accidentally) telling Serena about what Dan has described her in his poems.

And she is not impressed. So glad the book didn't brush off Dan's weirdness around Serena as romantic. Now I'm not saying being weird is bad because we all have our quirks but Dan's uncomfortable behaviour and thoughts just gives me red flags.

It's literally canon that he makes bad poetry.

Jenny's a freshman.

While in Book 1, Dan's actions and behaviour creeped me out the most, Nate takes the cake in this one. Nate does date Jenny in the show but I think it's worse in the books.

Pseudo-incest also makes an appearance. Blair's stepbrother.

Mookie's a dog. And why are you saying that to your stepsister?! I don't even remember the context because it was such a long ago.

Blair's not wrong. I don't think we even got a tragic backstory for Nate to mope about. He's just the stoner friend of the male lead. Maybe that's why Chuck becomes more of a prominent character on the show than him. Or that's what I've heard since I didn't watch passed season 2.

Nope.

I might post Book 3 quotes this or next week.

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