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My creative muscles weren’t as strong as usual for this freebie post. I decided to go with something lighthearted and fun: bookish gifs.
Honestly, I can’t blame Captain Picard for this one bit. I’d do the same thing in the Holodeck!
It’s been years since I did this, but I still shudder at the memory. I hope all of you have kept your books safe, too.
I have no idea where this one is from, but I love it.
I loved Donald Duck as a kid, but this scene would have scared me if I’d seen this particular episode.
Ignore the typo in this gif and listen to a funny story. I once tried reading a book with a friend when we were in middle school. We read at different speeds, so I’d get bored and she’d get frustrated. It was a short-lived experiment.
May we all get there someday.
This poor baby doesn’t want story time to end. Can you blame him?
There’s nothing like finishing an immensely satisfying story.
I can’t stop giggling at this. I am more forgiving of the occasional typo than Bert apparently is, though.
What are your favourite bookish gifs or memes?
What a creative topic for this week! I’d never thought about book titles that also happen to be complete sentences before.
Mountains are one of my favourite natural settings to find on book covers. They’re so majestic and breathtaking!
Along with my blogging slowdown as of about a month ago, I’ve also been reading less.
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I narrowed this week’s prompt down a little bit. The original theme was so broad that I wasn’t sure where to begin.
Technically, this week’s topic was “Book Titles That Sound Like They Could Be Crayola Crayon Colors.”
Content warning: abusive relationships. Scroll past my first answer if you’d rather not read about that topic for any reason.
If I didn’t mention a specific thing I wanted to do for the numbers on the list below, that means I’d want to talk to the locals to get their recommendations on the best restaurants, museums, parks, etc. before adding my own wish list to the agenda.
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