#Book Lovers Unite

[bookboundblogger]

Cover Reveal - Sierra Simone - Bitter Burn

[somaneeshipz]

Don’t be the jackass who says ‘listening to audiobooks isn’t reading’. Because you’re just being all kinds of dicks. Ableist is only the first of them.

[assyrianmonitor]

Bridges of Words: A Journey Through Norrköping Book Festival

Embark on a captivating auditory journey with "Bridges of Words," where we explore the Norrköping Book Festival, themed "Books: A Bridge Between Cultures." Listen to voices from organizers, authors, and attendees, as they share their excitement in building bridges through words across diverse cultures.

Discover the goals of the festival, including fostering cultural understanding, promoting reading, supporting writers and publishers, and exchanging ideas.

Explore the rich program featuring lectures, panel discussions, workshops, book signings, children’s activities, and diverse cultural performances.

Discuss the importance of the inaugural edition in establishing Norrköping as a hub for cultural dialogue and literature in Sweden.

Highlight the cultural and social impact on the city and its role in integrating various cultural groups.

Envision the future of the festival, aiming to become an annual event attracting visitors from across Sweden and beyond.

Join us on this inspiring journey as we uncover how books can serve as bridges connecting us all.

[intothestacks]

My mom sent me this screenshot with the message "I think you'll approve"

[loonyloopylupin96]

Nope, I'm going to say it.

I'm glad Remus' death was off-screen/page.

[theartofperishingslowly]

When it's a wlw friends to lovers and the softness never ceased between them.

[archivist-dragonfly]

Book 559

Historical Atlas of the United States

Derek Hayes

University of California Press 2007

You’d think a person with this many cartography books wouldn’t get lost as often as I do. (Is there a correlation between my predilection for cartography and the fact that I have absolutely no sense of direction?) Really, I think this is the last one, but I can’t swear to it. I don’t see any more, but that doesn’t mean much. By my count, this is my third book by Hayes. So, I don’t know what else to say. They’re all pretty, well laid out, informative, interesting, and thoughtful. And they all have great maps, so what else is there?

[noraas-posts]

When he calls you ✨love✨

[booksandwitchery]

One of the best things about a library job is the books I get to save from the trash cart. But things are getting out of hand?? I’m going to have to start a free library or something.

Like seriously I can’t let the pages throw away vintage T.S. Eliot.

[leonieanderson]

We hold on to each other like vines. Listen, with all the troubles in the world, still fellowship holds a kind of power over the soul.

Excerpt from How to Outlive this life by Leonie Anderson

[anotheruserwithnoname]

I just spent $20 at a Walmart in Alberta an hour ago and got three bananas, a 2 litre carton of milk, a can of salmon, small box of Rice Krispies, a small package of nuts and a hand-crank can opener. That kid was living the best life.

1947

[intothestacks]

"Residents of all ages in a small Michigan community formed a human chain and helped a local bookshop move each of its 9,100 books — one by one — to a new storefront about a block away."

[lucysartworks]

[hobbiesovercoffee]

He stood for a long time staring into the open doors of the ambulance. If this were a movie, he’d be cursing the hero, telling him to go back in there and pull the trigger, pull the trigger, pull the fucking trigger. But this was real life, and sometimes people are just as foolish as the fake people on screen.

Snow by Ronald Malfi

[booksandwitchery]

Good morning 🌞

[wannawrite999]