#well read

[ginger-by-the-sea]

[vanessavixenx2]

Just a little cozy reading this morning! 📖🤓Vv xo

[clarkkantagain]

alberto bussi

[that-one-girls-blog-posts]

listening to smart people talk >>>>>

[living-ironically]

not to be vulnerable on dash tonight but

[plottwistedstory]

<<< Notizen vom Vorbesitzer (m)eines Buches! <3

-Kafka aus dem Bücherantiquariat <3

[moonlights-tears]

Thoughts of being well read

Turned her all sorts of red

With a simple sinister look

She spreads like a book

Wanting her pages flipped

Nose deep I willing dipped

[admiralgiggles]

August reads.

Starship Troopers was quite different from what was depicted on film and though I enjoy the movie, I kind of wish Paul Verhoven stuck with the book in his adaptation. He found the book to be boring. I highly recommend the book.

[csuitebitches]

Hello :) I found your blog a few weeks back and can I say - your advice is solid, and helpful. You being specific with your information is really appreciated. I work in a government / corporate / communications job so a lot of my work involves being organised and aware of current affairs. that being said, do you have a solid list of websites / platforms that one should read everyday? I think you mentioned Harvard Business Review and that’s on my list as well. Thank you :)

I’m assuming that you mean news here because I read the news everyday.

Personally I read:

- Bloomberg

- Wall Street journal

- Fox News

- CNN

- BBC

- CNA

- New York Times

- And a couple of others that are specific to my native language

I prefer a mix of right and left news because that’s the best way to form an opinion.

If you’re working in something specific, I’d recommend you signing up for those specific newsletter from the news apps. I know Bloomberg does that, the others must be as well.

Otherwise I’d recommend you go through this article.

[the-dog-blogs]

Well read

[desertfangs]

I love your writing. I don't know if there's a single VC fic of yours that I've read and not enjoyed.

ANON!! This is such a kind thing to say, oh my gosh. I don't even know how to respond. It's been an emotional few days years and I can't even tell you how much it means to get a message like this. 💖💖💖

Thank you so much!! I'm so glad you like my writing and I hope I can keep entertaining you. 😘😘

[ginger-by-the-sea]

Benmyhre

[vanessavixenx2]

Happy Easter from your favourite book lover! 📖🤓🐰 Vv xo

[clarkkantagain]

jacob elordi

[xtrablak674]

My Eleven Favorite Books

The Color Purple - Alice Walker

The Grapes of Wrath - John Steinback

A Wrinkle in Time - Madeline L'Engle

Native Son - Richard Wright

The World According to Garp - John Irving

The Phantom Tollbooth - Norman Juster

Clan of the Cave Bears - Jean Auel

The Dark Tower: The Drawing of Three - Stephen King

The Lion, The Witch and the Wardrobe - C.S. Lewis

The House of Spirits - Isabel Allende

Flowers for Algernon - Daniel Keys

My born day was eleven so lets do eleven of my favorite books. Curiously I was bought back to this list after my Friday Night Movies selection bought me to re-watching Charly a film based on the Daniel Keys Flowers for Algernon. After reading comments on YouTube I didn't even know there was a short story before the novel which I read this morning in about forty minutes. I had recalled that I had started a list of my favorite books and I wanted to make sure that Flowers for Algernon was on this list and to my surprise it already was.

As I put a graphic together for this post I included the covers that I first encountered when I read these books. Even if I have lost the original version of the book I read I will purchase a replacement that has the same cover, that is my nostalgia kicking in big time. With the exception of Allende I currently have all of these books in my home.

[l0v3rs-studyb1r]

getting ready for a long car ride, headphones: charged, podcasts: downloaded, tote bag: packed, kindle: charged. 2 hours!!! ❤️