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butteryplanet:I went on a little hike in September and the sunset was magic. The book by the way is

twispicalstephen:yeah, i’m a goner..if you haven’t been reading monster pop! by mayakern , you may j

clawmarks:Good Housekeeping - 1915

justeletemps:I compromised. While I was still reading the book, I told myself I wouldn’t fall for th

Girl Reading (1925). Good Housekeeping. Coles Phillips (1880-1927). American illustrator. Librarian?

indifen:BUT WAIT, THERE’S MORE: Keep reading

I love a good book cover, don’t you? You know what’s even better than seeing their spines on your bo

the-busy-ghost:Spotted in an article I was reading- good to know I’m not the only one who does this

beggars-opera:lesbianomens:lesbianomens:i love aziraphale’s dumb little reading glasses. should ange

Avengers #303, 1989“Y’know, it seemed like such a good idea at the time– teleporting, that is.

wormwoodandhoney:LITERATURE MEME: (4/8) short stories“A Good Man Is Hard to Find” is a short story w

bigmsaxon:Thanks! She has a very good bedside manner. Keep reading

beatonna:I love reading bad reviews of classic books on Amazon and Goodreads

I was struggling to get into anthologies most of this year but I can’t stop reading this one. I’m re

greattaste86: mousedreams:Keep reading Good girls clean up after themselves ~

a good book ft. apples

I do find a woman who is intelligent to be sexy. They can use all of those smarts to become a good g

closet-keys:[id: two tweets by @hannahsaund_ reading “the good place season 1: wow someone bad ended

“Some people are weak in some ways, sir. Others in other ways.”

“Tell me what it’s like. The race.“What it’s like is a battle. A mess of horses and men and blood. I

New Illustration for Goodreads! They added a new feature for tracking when you reread a book. A feat

Li-young Lee, ‘Goodnight’, The City in Which I Love You: Poems

readingbooks-drinkingtea:My goodreads reading challenge. I color a book on the shelves every time I

‘As cold waters to a thirsty soul…' George Goodwin Kilburne (British, 1839-1924). Water

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