#top secret book

[story-addict]

A book just made me look up “flatworm penis fencing.” 😂

[lucifers-favorite-child]

Tim with his clone baby pictures: Here he is as a zygote ... and here he is after his cell divided for the first time!

Jason: Wow ... glad you got that.

Steph: Yeah, we really needed all 278 of these pictures.

Kon: *tears in his eyes* I know right? It's beautiful. Can we see the embryonic pictures again!

Tim: Fuck yeah, here he is when his spine started to develop.

[mo-online]

kiss me too fiercely, hold me too tight 💚

more book fiyeraba because i am nothing if not a slut for a good book couple i can hit with the t4t ray 🔫

[teassassins]

False Dragon duo

WoT not-so-secret santa 2024 @feast-of-lights gift for @kaiartx from @miekkamaisteri!

[maramahan]

Sometimes I think about that book I read as a kid where the protagonist figured out the secret to human photosynthesis (by eating a ton of iron-rich food (like liver (which he hated))) thus turning himself into a plantsim & effectively solving world hunger But then the government shut him down because if nobody needed to eat food anymore the economy would utterly collapse and. there’s no point to this post. sometimes I just Think About It

[endsofthearth]

so I found out ab Duo Nina gushing over legally distinct Persona 5 yaoi in her voicelines and I immediately had to pull her............

[liittleemiixeer]

when i tell u that i love lane's wardrobe so much and that i would kill to even have a sock from her closet, im not lying

[willothewispwisteriadawn]

I was watching a YouTube review for The Secret History, and the person voiced that there was nothing sad about Bunny’s death and that one could really only be happy about it, and that Francis was just there vibing the whole novel, not doing anything wrong. And that’s when I clicked off the review. I mean, this is fiction so you’re welcome to be happy Bunny died. He’s not real and also functions as a part of a story, and if you’re glad he’s out of there, fine. But I’m sorry I just do not think that was a happy occasion or that Francis was “just vibing.” 😭

[fictionadventurer]

Fortnight of Books 2024: Day 1

Overall - best books read in 2024?

The Rosemary Tree by Elizabeth Goudge: The only book that has ever made me sob from the beauty of it

The Everlasting Man by G.K. Chesterton: The style is overly dense in some places, but this may be the best thing I've ever read by Chesterton

Lady Audley's Secret by Mary Elizabeth Braddon: A sensation novel with a great main character, mountains of atmosphere, and one of my new favorite writing styles

Vanity Fair by William Thackeray: Such a rollicking fun style, such a snarky narrator, such a twisty story. Fascinated me even when it frustrated me.

The Ark by Margot Benary-Isbert: Absolutely enthralled by the book's depiction of post-WWII Germany. I've never read a cozy post-apocalyptic story before.

Best series you discovered in 2024?

The only new-to-me series I read more than one novel from in 2024 was the Barchester Chronicles by Anthony Trollope. I loved both The Warden and Barchester Towers for their compassionate character work and their blend of Austen-like domesticity with church politics.

Best reread of the year?

The Q by Beth Brower. It was a favorite read of last year, but not much of the story stuck with me. This year, I was obsessed with the love story.

I also really enjoyed revisiting the rest of the Little House series. The Long Winter assured me my childhood crush on Cap Garland was not misplaced. Little Town on the Prairie in particular felt like rediscovering an old favorite, and These Happy Golden Years was such a nice reading experience that validated it as a favorite of the series.

[chai-en-kaadhale]

RAHHH BENE GESSERIT DESIGN

+ original sketches under the cut

[kayawolfhorse]

You know those dairies with a heart shaped lock that were everywhere in elementary book fairs? Those are the Secret Life task books to me. Each player has a key that only works on their lock and it’ll only open when they have an active task or a new one to complete

[the-gayest-tree-you-ever-did-see]

finally caved and started reading all for the game. two chapters into the foxhole court and what kind of gay fucking shit is this! also did not know there were sports in here

[cinematic-literature]

Top Secret! (1984) by Jim Abrahams, David and Jerry Zucker

Book title: And Love So Wild (1961) by Charles Little

[megamindsecretlair]

Blorbos Wrapped

Goodbyeeee, I had too much fun.

Entirely too much fun. I'm doing this shit again next year LOL. This was a fun love letter to all the amazing people I've met on here. To all of my followers who read, comment, reblog, or like: thank you, thank you, thank YOU. I would not be here without your support. Love you, bunches. Mwah!

@ramblers-lets-get-ramblin

[the-dye-stained-socialite]

thinking about how elias went from learning how to take care of themself and exist as a person from the neath's servants, to becoming a paramount presence and London's Adored Regent in a few short years

[postsofsilver]

Doesn’t matter if she going crazy or crying she always giving face card

(also ignore the name I gave her. I don’t know I just fuck with it and I didn’t want to use the given one)