malapropsbookstore:

maggie-stiefvater:

Pleasing.

I think I could stare at this all day…

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duttonbooks:

Flavorwire takes on the most beautiful libraries in film and television. This one is from My Fair Lady. A library with a spiral staircase, heck yes!

duttonbooks:

Flavorwire takes on the most beautiful libraries in film and television. This one is from My Fair Lady. A library with a spiral staircase, heck yes!

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Children’s publisher Barefoot Books has said it has terminated its relationship with Amazon in the UK and the US, declaring the way the retailer does business “undermines” Barefoot’s approach.
powells:

We’re just a little excited to watch the new season of Arrested Development this Sunday. (Her?)
Flavorwire put together an essential reading list for the Bluth family: powells.us/12v0Lk6

powells:

We’re just a little excited to watch the new season of Arrested Development this Sunday. (Her?)

Flavorwire put together an essential reading list for the Bluth family: powells.us/12v0Lk6

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miraclemargo:

hungry-for-books:

Ever have this feeling that you are not the one who found your book, but it’s the book that found you? Weird, but I sometimes feel that way, especially if I have no specific title in mind when I enter a bookstore. I’ll just walk around, examine the shelves, stop, and then there’s a certain book that will turn under my nose. I’ll pick it up, read the blurb at back, and if it strikes a chord in me, it’ll go straight to the cashier. Most of the time, books I don’t intend to buy turn out to be the best.
I don’t know if there’s such a thing as serendipity when it comes to finding books, but the treasures I found that way always give me something that my mind and my heart are starving for the moment before I find them. :D

miraclemargo:

hungry-for-books:

Ever have this feeling that you are not the one who found your book, but it’s the book that found you? Weird, but I sometimes feel that way, especially if I have no specific title in mind when I enter a bookstore. I’ll just walk around, examine the shelves, stop, and then there’s a certain book that will turn under my nose. I’ll pick it up, read the blurb at back, and if it strikes a chord in me, it’ll go straight to the cashier. Most of the time, books I don’t intend to buy turn out to be the best.

I don’t know if there’s such a thing as serendipity when it comes to finding books, but the treasures I found that way always give me something that my mind and my heart are starving for the moment before I find them. :D

slaughterhouse90210:

“Stopping was death. Stopping meant you’d given up and turned the keys of the world over to other people. The only option for a creative person was constant motion—a lifetime of busy whirligigging in a generally forward direction, until you couldn’t do it any longer.”
—Meg Wolitzer, The Interestings

slaughterhouse90210:

“Stopping was death. Stopping meant you’d given up and turned the keys of the world over to other people. The only option for a creative person was constant motion—a lifetime of busy whirligigging in a generally forward direction, until you couldn’t do it any longer.”

—Meg Wolitzer, The Interestings

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calumet412:

Looking west along the river from Michigan Ave, 1929, Chicago

calumet412:

Looking west along the river from Michigan Ave, 1929, Chicago

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carrieannschumacher:

Emil and La Vie en Rose, Romance novels, 5’5”x 2’6”x 2’6”, 2013.

Made from romance novels.

carrieannschumacher:

Emil and La Vie en Rose, Romance novels, 5’5”x 2’6”x 2’6”, 2013.

Made from romance novels.

Reblogged from Fuck Yeah, Book Arts!
Reblogged from Fuck Yeah, Book Arts!
Reblogged from Things I like.
bookporn:

She just wanted to read books and do nothing else by Flapper Doodle

bookporn:

She just wanted to read books and do nothing else by Flapper Doodle

Reblogged from She Read Everything

Raise your hands, please.

Reblogged from Nose in a Book