#spire of librarys

[luigigirl12]

Librarian peppino having a nice conversation with creampuff

I feel like if these two actually met they would get along pretty good with each other.

Creampuff belongs to @brown-sugar-89

[gumbobrands1]

[rescuerabbit]

saw other girls posting theirs so heres my steam most played :3 crazy that ive got more hours in ffxiv than tf2 even though ive been playing tf2 for twice as long

[vmlowell]

Huge fan of the new Lob Corp/Ruina spinoff, still don't understand why it's named "Slay the Spire" though

[thebotanicalarcade]

n235_w1150 by Biodiversity Heritage Library Via Flickr: The florist and pomologist, and suburban gardener. London :Published for the proprietors by Messrs. Kent & Co.,1880- biodiversitylibrary.org/page/58877021

[foremanissleepy]

Yo they put some work into this

[coconut530]

Been listening to this podcast for the past couple days, pretty good! Like it :)

[robo-dino-puppy]

distant spire

[astra2491]

The Thunder Pirates are living legends.  The impregnable court at Echo Cove draws pirates from all around, just as any imperial traffic that draws near finds itself drinking the sea.  It holds the distinction of being the largest and boldest pirate lair this close to the major cities of the Brazen League, close enough to Bycocket to skirmish with their home pirates.  This, along with its continued survival despite it, has gathered a number of big names in one place. The swordsman Faster-Than-Names, one of the Colors Three, resides there.  The adventurer Rainstorm Yot and the Rainstorm pirates berth here.  The quartermistress Singing Static developed the first echolocation corps, the Batspeakers, and no where else can the technique be studied better.  But the Captain Mast-Cracking is easily the most notorious.  Rolling hell on water she is, a whirl of lightning and ashen feather, a bladesinger in the old kenku style and wielder of Shatterbeak, long split from its kin.  Ships fall to splinters before her approach, and the waters flee at her cry.  Ashore, she is a quiet creature, observing her court more often that leading it, from highest perch.

[lesterpubliclibrary]

Calm Morning by Lester Public Library Via Flickr: Two Rivers, Wisconsin

[luigigirl12]

Hey library tower Naya! What do you do for fun and also how is the noise?

And for cherry!

Do you like coconut pie? What's your favorite pastry?

[vmlowell]

Today in Getting Rich Quick with the Yorigamis:

copying the defunct Lobotomy Corporation.

[natalieironside]

Gonna try talking about normal shit like it's a fantasy novel.

I have done some traveling on your West Coast, as well you know. I have seen the great spires and monoliths of Seattle, and studied wisdom in the libraries of Monterey.

[foremanissleepy]

The Myongest Librarian has a little warm-up

[nevinslibrary]

Totally Youthful Tuesday

This was a short, simple, and beautifully illustrated book. It’s about a Turtle and Tortoise who are born at the same time at (what looks like) a British Zoo? They share an enclosure, and, soon they get a row going that goes on for years and years.

But, of course since it is a children’s picture book, there is a very good ending between the two (that cracked me up). A super cute read.

You may like this book If you Liked: Fire Truck vs. Dragon by Chris Barton, Group Hug by Jean Reidy, or Swing by Michael Hall

Turtle and Tortoise Are Not Friends by Mike Reiss