#book lovers?!

[themelodyofspring]

Okay, now I need to know, why do you loathe Beach Read? 🤣

You'll know when you reach the end 🫡 It has one of my most hated trope - Miscommunication ✨

Also it was crap. I didn't like any of it. Possibly a personal preference since everyone loves this author 😶‍🌫️

[paintedcrows]

Whenever Bill sees KingOfNJ's fics through Stan's eyes he just thinks they have the same taste in fanfiction (disgusting. unthinkable) continued

[catbrarian]

cats and libraries ۫ ꣑ৎ

[emilyscastlevania]

[kmn7]

[loveelizabeths]

love elizabeth s.

[knithacker]

Hey Library Kids & Book Lovers, This Knit Vest Pattern Is For You - It's A Borrowing Card! 👉 https://buff.ly/4fTAIOm 📚

[talesfromthecrypts]

Titty Bite™

The Vampire Lovers // Interview With the Vampire // Nosferatu

[tremendously-crazy]

Friends to lovers --> boo, basic, everyone's seen it before

Lovers to best friends with an even stronger bond because they both realized they were aromantic -> new, way cooler, yay, i would pay all i have (2 pennies and a button) to see it

[maviyenot]

[gvalesdraws]

what's left to those with ash instead of soul if not to cling to those who burn a bonfire?

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the product of me contemplating about olrox's possible backstory and reading several mexica culture + spanish conquest books for the past 2.5 weeks (was absolutely worth it)

(+ a bit of yapping under the cut)

I've been thinking of him as a warrior from the commoner class or as a priest who was accepted into the calmecac from the same lower class because of his high capabilities (it was possible to accept children who were talented and with good qualities); and the priest version slowly took over - Quetzalcoatl, whose feathered-serpent form olrox takes, is a patron of knowledge, learning and priests; while it is symbolical - for a priest after spanish invasion and all the consequences (erasing of culture, persecution of the religion, converting into the christianity) to have this form in the manner of some kind of support, it also creates a common ground and parallels between olrox and mizrak in the aspects of religion, harsh duty, devotion to divine beings and theological questions, which i found fun to explore :)

i also thought of him being on lesser position in hierarchy - maybe as an offering priest, who could have got higher due to the fall of Tenochtitlan and immense decrease of population.

Anyway, I'm so normal about him and so looking forward to read more about other precolombian cultures now!

[letsbelonelytogetherr]

— Jay Vespertine; not from a book but from an actual conversation.

[mgcsheaven]

realistically there is no chance i will have time to read, imma still bring a book though

[soultied-z]

i wish i knew how to love myself the way i love others

[readtheuniverse]