#i love this book

[hapalopus]

"Animorphs is so brutal and dark and depressing, how is it for kids?" You are talking about the series where the kids turn into wild animals and start cleaning the floor in an office building as a distraction

[balkanradfem]

Can you recommend any books that have to do with survival written by women?

Yes! Back to basics, it's the best book, has everything from building a house, growing a garden, making your own stuff from scratch, to building a community.

The author is Abigail Gehring, I can't find a link right now for you but if you need the book I can send you the pdf.

[wallys-rambledump]

Ralph!!!

I love him so muchhh,, I considered giving him a flannel but i was almost finished, so maybe next time! I love himmmmmmmm,,,,<3<3

[callme-l]

I don't know which implication of the "Aim is getting better" joke is better:

The two twins (Stan and Ford) used a joke from their father to feel more confident

OR

Stan reminds Ford so much of their father that he can't even tell them apart in his memories.

[kyu-the-raccoon]

Man, sometimes Percy is a bit too real

Love yelling and insulting chickens 🙏🙏

Just hate when that happens/j

This.. may be some information I didn't wanna know.....

[ilovemesomevincentprice]

Vincent Price with his dog, Joe 1961

[a-library-ghost]

[im1on1something]

Just got the book of bill!!!!! Ima probably post some more art from the book

Based off of this lil sleepy bill:

[crispapples]

I live for the elk metaphor in A Psalm for the wild built

“The ecosystem required the elk to be afraid in order to stay in balance. But elk don’t want to be afraid. Fear is miserable, as is pain. As is hunger. Every animal is hardwired to do absolutely anything to stop those feelings as fast as possible. We’re all just trying to be comfortable, and well fed, and unafraid. It wasn’t the elks fault. The elk just wanted to relax”

“And the people who made places like this weren’t at fault either- at least, not at first. They just wanted to be comfortable. They wanted their children to live past the age of five. They wanting everything to stop being so hard. Any animal would do the same- and they do, if given the chance”

“Just like the elk”

“Just like the elk”

I would recommend this book to everyone and anyone ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

A psalm for the wild built by Becky Chambers.

[xxkai-the-fryxx]

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[maranull]

the artbook has three and a half pages dedicated to Jarnathan (the main cast gets four with side characters often getting only one)

I love that they also loved the birdman

[hkthatgffan]

Hilda and Twig: Hide from the Rain is amazing. It's different from the other graphic novels but in a charming/fun way. It still has everything that made Hilda so incredible in it. Having a Twig centric story with him talking was great.

It's a solid 9.5/10. Honestly, the only bad part was that it wasn't longer, lol. Peak Hilda as always!

[painted-lemon]

can we talk about how jake and emmas main modivation in library of souls is "we need to find our freinds before the bad guys turn them into DRUGS" i dont know any other book where most of the main cast is in danger of being turned into DRUGS

i love these books

[mega-pint-of-wine]

[mjshortformcjesus]

just a little house in the cerulean sea sketch

[starstrvckfool]

Eat my heart out, but which one

Drew something based off chapter 79 of journey to the west, basically wukong disguises himself as Tripitaka and saves his life and thousands of little boys lives hands

(Based off this ⬇︎⬇︎)