#book reels

[thelibrocubicularists]

"She is not drinking the lemonade" , my new to-go expression when watching reality TV

[somnimagus]

My page for @sheikahzine; about Impaz's duty to her village, empty of people and full of memories.

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[dirtgrubber]

“it’s obvious that you’re on the hunt for your BOYFRIEND!”

from Of Saints and Sinners by @morningstarwrites

[littleoneamanda]

Ford greening out and going full conspiracy mode. Probably not Fidds greatest idea.

Thank you @rangerbarbz for letting me use your headcanon to make this one!😆

The audio is from Game Grumps

[broareweabouttoviberightnow]

am I getting too convoluted if I said Johnny dies Dallas lives n Pony loses his hearing as a result of the way Dallas hits him (to put out the fire) when he pulls him out of the church au??

[fairydrowning]

You believe romanticizing life means constantly striving to create a life extraordinary enough to romanticize. But the truth is it's not a matter of creating something extraordinary. It's a matter of realizing the beauty in the life you already have. When was the last time you appreciated the way gravity hugs you to the Earth? When was the last time you heard the wind and called it music? When was the last time you studied the lines on a stranger's face and tired to read the map of their past. Tell me, how long has it been since you submerged your head in the sea? How long has it been since you befriended the trees? How long has it been since you laid in the field and listened to the humming of the bees? There is romance in morning walks. There is artistry in a sunset sky. They is magic in late night talks. There is an entire universe in a person's eyes. So, if you are looking for extraordinary, you don't have to try.

– By "Whitney Hanson," Instagram account "whitneyhansonpoetry"

[geniemillies]

me going through any social media platform looking through the acotar tag as a pro nesta pro tamlin pro lucien girly:

[dewwshi]

i liked the sparring scene from the start of siege of darkness a normal amount

[neurotic-sinkhole]

i just left my local comic shop. i just finished my last exam so i'm looking for the death in the family books as a little treat. there were none in this shop, so i go up to the register to pay for the couple others i picked up. when i tell the owner (he knows me a little, i'm a regular there) what i just said he just kinda smiled and nodded. i told him that i was really shocked that the whole thing with death in the family was that they let readers vote if robin should die. he laughed again, and NO JOKE said "my bad".

i asked him what he meant. he told me that he not only voted for jason robin to die, but that he campaigned in his little neighboorhood knocking door to door asking people to call in and vote. apparently it was like 50 cents per call back then so he was literally soliciting to kill robin.

when i was, might i say reasonably, surprised by this revelation, he then explained that there weren't really deaths in comic books like that yet. maybe some b or c list characters, but never someone so intergral to the story. so when he voted, he did it more to see what the writers could handle. how would they navigate the death of jason todd? how would the writers continue on writing the batman series, a heavily family infused series.

so the 72 vote margin that actually killed jason might because of my local comic book shop owner. he might have effectively been the reason jason died.

[panthermouthh]

Caring about Frankenstein was a mistake because I was just subjected to someone’s Horrid take out of nowhere and my nervous system reacted like a gun went off next to my head

[souenkun]

Can't believe that we get the chance to have a signed photocard of famous actor natori shuuichi (from the new natsuyuu game) 😭😭😭

[blabbershere]

At some point you literally won't be able to shrink yourself back to fit in the old spaces even if you wanted to. Move forward, move on. Change.

— Anonymus

[sarroora]

Well guys, I’m not a video editor and I haven’t created any vids in over a year, but this is my first time using CapCut! I wanted to share this short thing about my trip to the book fair a while ago (yes I tend to share events a long time after they’re over) as a kind of practice for using the app for future content hopefully.

Watch it and tell me what you think and what could be improved to make it more interesting. I’m worried it might be slow or boring to some? I’m not sure so let me know. All constructive criticism is welcome 🤗

[wordsofdiana]

Held my first published book and cried today (both in this reel and way more after we cut). I've been a writer all my life and was overwhelmed to finally see my name on the cover of a book. It's been a lot of hard work but also really fun and the support from friends family and fans has been incredible. So thanks for hanging out and having a laugh and a cry with me.

You can pre-order my (very funny I promise!) book right here.

[littleoneamanda]

Learning to enjoy the small things in life ✨️