And I hate to lie, even though people hate me telling the truth.
I'm not perfect, but at least I'm me.
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exchange the dog with a cat and it’s perfect!
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Quintessential home library
IT HAS A WINDOW SEAT!!
It has special rails in the ground for the ladder.. It has natural light.. It is wonderful. And i need it!
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I cannot boast of knowing more than half a dozen women in all my acquaintance who are truly accomplished.
<3
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IT’S GIVEAWAY TIME!
I’m sharing the joy of some of my favorite books ever, which I hope will speak to pretty much everyone. They are all new paperback copies.
Titles:Looking For Alaska (John Green)
Pride and Prejudice (Jane Austen)
To Kill a Mockingbird (Harper Lee)THE RULES:
- likes don’t count
- reblog a maximum of five times [and please, not all at the same time]
- you have to follow my book blog, but not the personal if you don’t care to.
- anyone anywhere can enter
- you need to have your Ask open: not replying within 24 hours means I’ll pick a new winner
- winner will be selected at random on June 30th.
Good luck!
wantz. needz. aah!
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IT’S GIVEAWAY TIME!
I’m sharing the joy of some of my favorite books ever, which I hope will speak to pretty much everyone. They are all new paperback copies.
Titles:Looking For Alaska (John Green)
Pride and Prejudice (Jane Austen)
To Kill a Mockingbird (Harper Lee)THE RULES:
- likes don’t count
- reblog a maximum of five times
- you have to follow my book blog, but not the personal if you don’t care to.
- anyone anywhere can enter
- you need to have your Ask open: not replying within 24 hours means I’ll pick a new winner
- winner will be selected at random on June 30th.
Good luck!
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IT’S GIVEAWAY TIME!
I’m sharing the joy of some of my favorite books ever, which I hope will speak to pretty much everyone. They are all new paperback copies.
Titles:Looking For Alaska (John Green)
Pride and Prejudice (Jane Austen)
To Kill a Mockingbird (Harper Lee)THE RULES:
- likes don’t count
- reblog a maximum of five times
- you have to follow my book blog, but not the personal if you don’t care to.
- anyone anywhere can enter
- you need to have your Ask open: not replying within 24 hours means I’ll pick a new winner
- winner will be selected at random on June 30th.
Good luck!
<3
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Full length The Great Gatsby trailer!
Excited me.
(I’m finally starting to like Dicaprio.. now isn’t that funny..)
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30-day book challenge! Day 2.
Your five least favorite books of all time
Well, this is a tricky one. I honestly do not know.. I mean, I’ve read books that I’ve put down again halfway because they just weren’t worth my time.. But specifics? No clue.. If it isn’t fluently written or if there are big holes in the plot, I don’t like it.. But who does?
30-day book challenge! Day 1.
Your 10 favorite books of all time:
1. Norwegian Woods - Haruki Murakami
This book got to me. After I read it I took a really long walk and by the Gods I needed it. I really got sucked into it and didn’t talk a lot for a few days after.. I loved it so very much that I’m afraid to reread it in case I don’t like it that much anymore after a second read..
2. The Dark Tower - Stephen King
Yes, it’s not one book but a series of seven. But I fell in love with these books when I was 13 and this love just never really ended..
3. Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close - Jonathan Safran Foer
Do I need to explain this? It made me cry and it made me feel weak. A book that can do that is a good one. A great one even.
4. World War Z - Max Brooks
Zombies. Zombies, zombies, zombies! And good zombies, awesome zombies, great zombies, scary zombies.. Zombies so real and detailed that this book just fueled my love for zombies even more! I love Zombies. I loved this book!
5. Good Omens - Terry Pratchet & Neil Gaiman
I don’t need to explain this, do I? Everybody knows Good Omens, right? Everybody with a good sense of humor loves Good Omens, right? It’s one of the best books ever. Not kidding.
6. Making History - Stephen Fry
Thou shalt not question Stephen Fry! <3
(The reason I am putting this Stephen Fry book here is because I got this one as a birthday present, with a lovely little note written on the first page, which already makes it a special book to me. And the Germans makes this book just a bit more awesome..)
7. 1984 - George Orwell
It made me think. I was about 13 when I read it for the first time.. I don’t know what else to say..
8. Alice In Wonderland - Lewiss Carol
<3
9. Buiten regent het - Gerda Van Erkel
I read this book when I was 15 and I absolutely loved it. I’ve been trying to find a copy ever since, but haven’t gotten my hands on one so far..
10. Hitchhikers guide to the galaxy
Yes, I know. Yet again it’s not a book, but a series. But damn you all!
So. There..
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30-day book challenge! →
WHY AM I STILL AWAKE *screaming with my inner voice and still my cat is looking at me funny..
But hey, while I’m awake.. Let’s do this!
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