olaan:


flowers, a gallery on Flickr.
Photo by Linda Kneidl

olaan:

flowers, a gallery on Flickr.

Photo by Linda Kneidl

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Home is where the books are. — Richard Burton (via followthewrittenword)

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Books

  • Book: Liking me so far?
  • Book: Slow down, do you really want to finish me tonight?
  • Book: How's your heart doing?
  • Book: Oops, did I break you?
  • Book: Don't cry for me.
  • Book: You're almost at the end!
  • Book: You're going to know all the answers now!
  • Book: ...
  • Book: Oops, did I forget to mention I'm the first in a series?
  • Book: And that the sequel comes out next year?
  • Book: :)

~I think when a reader reads a whole book - which takes six to ten hours - that’s kind of a gift to the author. The gift of close, undivided attention. To who else do we listen so closely for eight straight hours? And when readers give that gift to me, I’m grateful for it..

~A piece of writing has to seduce the reader, it has to suspend disbelief and earn the reader’s trust.

Po Bronson (via amandaonwriting)

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betterbooktitles:

Happy Halloween from Better Book Titles!

Check out the book version: “How Not to Read”

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buttpoopsies:

Favorite line from The Little Prince.

buttpoopsies:

Favorite line from The Little Prince.

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It was pleasant to take a hot drink up to her room and have it beside her as she sat in her silent room reading in the empty house in the afternoons. The books transported her into new worlds and introduced her to amazing people who lived exciting lives. She went on olden-day sailing ships with Joseph Conrad. She went to Africa with Ernest Hemingway and to India with Rudyard Kipling. She travelled all over the world while sitting in her little room in an English village. — Roald Dahl (via flikka)

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yeahwriters:

Too many good things

yeahwriters:

Too many good things

thebookenchantress:

silhouetteface:Yee Olde Lewees Bookshope by Martyn Hutchby on Flickr.
thebookenchantress: This is actually called The Fifteenth Century Bookshop, and it’s in Lewes, in East Sussex, England. The building is fifteenth century and I LOVE THIS PLACE.

thebookenchantress:

silhouetteface:Yee Olde Lewees Bookshope by Martyn Hutchby on Flickr.

thebookenchantress: This is actually called The Fifteenth Century Bookshop, and it’s in Lewes, in East Sussex, England. The building is fifteenth century and I LOVE THIS PLACE.

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fer1972:

Bookmarks by Ethem Onur Bilgiç

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amandaonwriting:

Escaping Reality

amandaonwriting:

Escaping Reality

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