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samanthajameswriter · 1 year

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The Book Life | Five Hilarious Book Struggles Readers Know All Too Well

Happy Saturday everyone! I decided to get a little bit silly for a fun quick post that everyone can enjoy! Here are five hilarious struggles that many readers have experienced in one way or another. These are all moments that true book lovers can relate with and appreciate them for what they are. Continue reading Untitled

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#authors #book lovers #BOOK REVIEWS #Bookish quotes #bookish struggles #BOOKS #Bookworm problems #fiction #funny bookish quotes #literature #writers #writing

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golswia · 5 months

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Guys. Fellas.

#good omens #ineffable husbands #aziracrow #i would appreciate your help in this dreadfully hard choice #very much #if donkey crowley tho #imagine him tryin act like COOL jbond horse equivalent #I JUST CANT #DONKEY WITH MFKIN GLASSES #but the snowball donkey???? with a bowtie.#a bowtie #BIG bookish dragon tho-#do u see all this?#i struggle.#golswia poll??? i guess #so i can find later #golswia poll

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thoughts-become-reality · 4 months

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godzilla-reads · 3 months

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♥️ Freedom is a Constant Struggle: Ferguson, Palestine, and the Foundations of a Movement by Angela Y. Davis

Rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️/5

“Finally, however we might want to engage in progressive and transformative activism, there is one principle we should remember. This principle is associated with Dr. Martin Luther King and should be the slogan of all our movements: ‘Justice is indivisible. Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere.’”

In this collection of essays, interviews, and speeches, activist and scholar Angela Y. Davis illuminated the connections between struggles against state violence and oppression throughout history and around the world.

Freedom is a constant struggle. It’s something we must be aware about, something that we must put in active effort into if we want to see it come about. One of my favorite sections of this book was a part in Chapter 9 that spoke about generational activism. That we must see beyond our individual selves and fight for a future that goes beyond just our lifetime. That really moved me, as this whole book did.

The dates on the chapters jump around in the book, which I thought was different to follow, but overall this is a brilliant book that holds so much in such a small form, under 200 pages. I recommend everyone read it as a source of intersectionality and the power we have as a people.

#godzilla reads #freedom is a constant struggle #angela davis #book blog #book review #nonfiction books #bookworm #booklr #reading #bookish #quotes #booklover

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jup-just-a-potato · 1 year

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WHY IS IT SO HARD TO FIND BOOKS WITH NO RELATIONSHIPS BASED STORIES!! 🥲🥲🥲

Im just trying to find a good book to give as a birthday present to my friend, but i can’t find any?????

I just need a good book that is NOT based on the main character falling in love… please bookgods👏🏼👏🏼

#ya boi is struggling #y’all where do we get that book #bookish #asexual #ace #lgbt books #booklr

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starrynightsxo · 5 days

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when I escape the struggles of academia it's going to be so over for you all. so over.

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bookishfreedom · 5 months

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raise your hand if you’re feeling personally victimized by daylight savings this year 🙋‍♀️

#the sun already sets before 4:30 I’m struggling #is it daylight savings or the burnout #the world may never know #bookshelf #bookshelves #shelfie #shelflove #tbr #fantasy books #ya fantasy #fantasy shelves #booklr #books #reader #bookish #mine #bookblr #bookworm #daylight savings

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olyollyoxenfree · 2 months

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Things you won't see on mobile but will see on desktop. Behold — Schwartz and Weiss!

Still working on the rules because Honzuki is, well, yeah. 95% done though! Come hell or high water, sign-ups for the online exchange will open on March 11

#olyollyoxenspeaks #Honzuki no Gekokujou #Ascendance of a Bookworm #probably gonna revamp the background too #not bookish enough #also I'm high-key struggling with wording the announcements #might end up using the generic ones because my ass was not designed for purple prose

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splynter · 1 year

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Branching Endless Timelines

And one of his dragons, Water Rising Sideways

#splynter art #rain world #iterator oc #SOLA #BET #look at him #my bookish son #bro just wants a nap but he has to struggle to keep his group intact

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deadnotesapppoet · 1 month

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that specific brand of writer’s block where you’ve bled 35.000 words into a story but then your main characters finally kiss and you cannot write another word

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bookishfeylin · 2 months

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Because I haven’t been as active this month due to burnout/work stress I’m going to spend these next few days focused on Black History Month before returning to ACOTAR posting in March

#I do feel better tho #For people who’ve been wondering I had my first patient die and I’ve struggled with it #He was hospice so I knew it was coming but it didn’t hurt any less #That on top of the usual workload just sent me careening into a state of burnout #Exhaustion and grief for several weeks but Im getting better now :)#Bookish rambles #Nursing things

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samanthajameswriter · 1 year

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The Book Life | Five Hilarious Book Struggles Readers Know All Too Well

Happy Saturday everyone! I decided to get a little bit silly for a fun quick post that everyone can enjoy! Here are five hilarious struggles that many readers have experienced in one way or another. These are all moments that true book lovers can relate with and appreciate them for what they are. Continue reading Untitled

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#authors #book lovers #BOOK REVIEWS #Bookish quotes #bookish struggles #BOOKS #Bookworm problems #fiction #funny bookish quotes #literature #writers #writing

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howlsmovinglibrary · 1 year

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23 Books in 2023

tagged by @asexualbookbird and @ninja-muse!

I am not really as up to date on new releases/TBR’s as I used to be, as at this point post-pandemic brain I’m simply grateful if I pick up a book and want to read. However, this seemed like a fun tag game and also a good way to get/share recs so why not?

The Stolen Heir by Holly Black (I already finished it but most anticipated book of 2023 so for sure counts)

Emily Wilde’s Encyclopedia of Faeries by Heather Fawcett

Fire and Hemlock by Diana Wynne Jones

Hexwood by Diana Wynne Jones (the sales pitch given to me was too powerful)

The Adventures of Amina al-Sirafi by S.A. Chakraborty

Hell Bent by Leigh Bardugo

Unravelled by Frances Hardinge

Arrow to the Moon by Emily XR Pan

The Last Tale of the Flower Bride by Roshani Chokshi

Witch King by Martha Wells

The Thief by Megan Whelan Turner

House of Hollow by Krystal Sutherland