(by d3sign)
i want a book magazine
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A library is never complete. That’s the joy of it. We are always seeking one more book to add to our collection.
The Girl Who Fell Beneath Fairyland and Led the Revels There, Catherynne M. Valente (via heretherebebooks)
Extremists have shown what frightens them most: a girl with a book.
Malala Yousafzai
(via psyffindor)
(via psyffindor)
- Book: Liking me so far?
- Book: Slow down, do you really want to finish me first?
- 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: Don't cry for me.
- Book: Did I forget to mention I'm the first in the series?
- Book: And that the sequel comes out next year?
- Me: *Brings book with me on the train*
- Me: *Brings book with me to the toilet*
- Me: *Brings book with me to the dinner table*
- Me: *Brings book with me into the shower*
- Me: *Brings book with me on graduation day*
- Me: *Brings book with me to labor*
- Me: *Brings book with me to hell*
like I want a Vogue or a Glamour or a Vanity Fair for books.
once a month it’s delivered to your doorstep by owl
there’s an author on the cover
it’s full of book reviews and news about new releases
J. K. ROWLING REVEALS HER TOP FIVE FAVORITE BOOKS! the tag lines scream
TO READ OR NOT TO READ? REVIEWS ON TEN GREAT NEW YA NOVELS they promise
DON’T MISS OUT ON THESE NEW TITLES! they whisper. at long last all my book news is in one place.
similar to fashion spreads there are big shiny pages dedicated to book photography. a more polished version of booklr in magazine format. matching bookish manicures. outfits based on descriptions in books.
here are five outfits based on Lara Jean!
how can you cut your hair like blue sargent?
look at these Selection-inspired ball gowns!
GIMME GIMME GIMME
And also,
Our fancast for the upcoming TV adaptation of this bestselling trilogy.
The butterfly counts not months but moments, and has time enough.
Rabindranath Tagore (via mysimplereminders)
Be a child again. Flirt. Giggle. Dip your cookies in your milk. Take a nap. Say you’re sorry if you hurt someone. Chase a butterfly. Be a child again.
Max Lucado (via pureblyss)
When do you read book reviews?
Do you read them before buying a book, to see if it’s worth it? Do you read them after you’re done with the book, to see if you have the same opinion?
If I’m considering buying it, before. If I really like it, after. If I hate it, during the book.
Think of a caterpillar entering a cocoon. Once he does so, one of two things will happen: He will either transform into a butterfly, or he will die. But no matter what else happens, he will never climb out of the cocoon as a caterpillar.
So it is with your protagonist.
Steven James, Story Trumps Structure (via write-like-a-freak)
How to write your book step 167
You can’t please everyone.
You cannot write a book that will please everyone. This is why sharing your work is so hard. Letting people read your writing, will always be intimidating and feel intrinsically personal. What you have to realise is that no matter how good or how bad your book might be, there will always be people who love it and people who hate it.
There will always be people who are better writers than you are and there will always be people who are lesser writers than you are. You might be brilliant to some and nothing to others. This is okay. This is more than okay, this is good. All you have to do, is write something for yourself, then let it out there and soon you can be assured there are other people out there who are like you. You are not alone. No matter how strange or out there or boring your book is, if it relates to you, it will relate to some others as well. Do not expect everyone to love your work, and do not be disappointed by haters.