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[hayabs]

🇵🇸 GLOBAL STRIKE 🇵🇸

18-DEC-2023

**MONDAY**

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[the-falling-star]

I've read 125 books in 2022, mind you that the books I read goes from having 270 to almost 600 pages + small format .

I'am proud of myself 😌

Patting my head right now.

[lenuxoo]

I'm realy excited to share this piece! It's been in the making for quite some time and it's finaly finished! It's a comic inspired by the book "Midnight in Everwood", which is a retelling of a Nutcracker story. Loved the book and when I was reading this particular scene I immediately imagined is as a comic and here we are.

Say hi on my other social media: https://linktr.ee/lenuxo

[pretty-winestained-paracosm]

This quote is literally so beautiful and personally relatable.

“I have always imagined that Paradise will be a kind of a Library.” -Jorge Luis Borges ♡

[storizenmagazine]

In I See the Face, Shahidul Zahir presents an alternative retelling of Bangladesh's history, beginning with the War of Liberation in 1971. Through a mesmerizing narrative, Zahir explores the post-independence crisis of Bangladesh and the toll it takes on gifted but impoverished youth. With biting humor and an ethereal style, I See the Face is a reading experience like no other, cementing Zahir's status as a literary master. Grab your copy now! @harpercollinsin #books #bookstagram #bookrecommendations #bookrecommendation #bookrecs #bookrelease #harpercollins #harpercollinspublishers #booksworthreading #bookworms #bookworm #bookworld #bookswelove #booksworm #booksworld https://www.instagram.com/p/CqQpjhjyBGH/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[frigidreads]

Anglo-Saxon Myths: The Struggle for the Seven Kingdoms By Brice Stratford

A books review of a book about the pagan myths and stories of the British Anglo-Saxons.

[mfrance-writes]

Because it's Monday

What do librarians take with them when they go fishing?

Bookworms.

You're welcome.

[tisi47]

[pigssty]

Convincing you to read a book using aesthetics Ship: Lachlan x Anneliese  Book: ‘Love and Kerosene’ by Winter Renshaw

[quotespulse]

Fyodor Dostoyevsky and Alanis Morissette

[sublecturas]

"Un lugar soleado para gente sombría", de Mariana Enríquez en la Línea C

[prince-of-pages]

another reading update

so i have about five hours left of how to sell a haunted house and i realllyyyyy hate these dolls/puppets.

i feel bad for blaming mark for stuff now i see his side of the story but i do have to admit he was being a bit sus in the beginning.

and the ring leader puppet? pupkin? yeah i don't fuck with him tbh.

its actually scary like? when you get to the fight scene in the house with the needle? yeah that one i was cringing so hard because i hate that stuff so much.

so far i would give it about 4.5 or even 5 stars, it's my type of creepy, an actual book that makes me cringe and be creeped out but not over the top like a slasher horror. i would recommend it so far!

[fenicenera83]

"Of course the moment I saw the books, I was overcome with pleasure. This always happens with me. I feel foolishly safe with books which can be a mistake."

Marius de Romanus - Blood and Gold

Anne Rice - VC 8

[dramioneasks]

Hey!!! Do you know if the fic called “Small” is available anywhere? Cause I checked the authors site and it’s not there and it’s not on ao3! The authors called honeycutiesomething!?????? Please let me know! Thanks

It's Honeysweetcutie. And no sorry we don't know where to get her stuff. Try Enchanting the Booksworm on FB.

-Lisa

Edit:

dodo595: She’s actually back on ao3, just recently started uploading some of her fics under mlkincaidbooks. Small is there too: https://archiveofourown.org/works/49523968/chapters/124991212

[faeluvr]

Weebs, booksworms, and people with a darker/whimsical aesthetic, follow me🖤 i'm entering my kindle era so please send me some good books to read. ^~^

[ponytownnewsletter]

Pony Town has a new Update. Meet the Libary. Meet other Booksworms or just lay down and read in peace.