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The Book in the AtticFull Frontal Feminism: A Young Woman's Guide to Why Feminism MattersKnit TwoThe Storyteller's Goddess: Tales of the Goddess and Her Wisdom from Around the WorldThe Trojan Women: EuripidesGilgamesh: A New Rendering in English Verse

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rossreyes:

‘Last Bookstore’ downtown Los Angeles
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one of the best book stores in Los Angeles

rossreyes:

‘Last Bookstore’ downtown Los Angeles

www.lastbookstorela.com

one of the best book stores in Los Angeles

Via teaching literacy.
2 days ago | 249 notes

BYOB (Bring Your Own Books)

monotonyofmylife:

I just want to get an open space to build a fort with some friends and place piles of books in the center. Then we could just stay up all night just reading while eating snacks and drinking hot tea.

(Source: booksoferised)

Via teaching literacy.
3 days ago | 276 notes

If you want people to leave you alone then appearing to be crazy is a good thing. If you’re walking down the street talking to yourself people tend to give you a wide berth! But I’ve always been blessed with being easily ignored or avoided. I think maybe it’s because people think I look a little crazy.

- Tim Burton (via timburtonsblog)
Via Johnny Depp & Tim Burton
5 days ago | 670 notes
amandaonwriting:

If Harry Potter’s important to you.

amandaonwriting:

If Harry Potter’s important to you.

(Source: someecardss)

Via teaching literacy.
6 days ago | 103 notes

Too often, library workers are seen as passive drones doing uncomplicated and routine tasks that require no decision-making or learning. Library work, after all, is service performed for others. Libraries are just as innovative and forward-looking as IT organizations, and we are responsive to our users, perhaps to a fault. Yet it’s not because we are by nature passive. It’s because we know the library is not there for us, it’s there for the community we serve. That may be how IT folks think of their work, but I don’t get that impression. They seem to be seen as entrepreneurial problem-solvers and engineers with special skills.

Via teaching literacy.
1 week ago | 63,195 notes

That terrifying feeling when you are finishing a book and THERE AREN’T ENOUGH PAGES LEFT FOR ALL OF THE THINGS THAT NEED TO HAPPEN.

(Source: walkingtothesoundofyourfeet)

Via teaching literacy.
1 week ago | 120 notes

peoplearelikecrayons:

“The Potter books in general are a prolonged argument for tolerance, a prolonged plea for an end to bigotry, and I think it’s one of the reasons that some people don’t like the books, but I think that it’s a very healthy message to pass on to younger people that you should question authority and you should not assume that the establishment or the press tells you all of the truth.”

J.K. Rowling, novelist (b. 1965)

(Source: sweetiesjr)

Via BOOK RIOT
1 week ago | 713 notes

I would rather read a mediocre book than waste time sitting around with people making small talk.

- James D. Sass (via booksandnerds)
Via teaching literacy.
1 week ago | 5,503 notes

eddyizm:

Rotten Family Business. 

(Source: atheism-)

Via The Road Goes Ever On and On
1 week ago | 696 notes

We need a renaissance of wonder. We need to renew, in our hearts and in our souls, the deathless dream, the eternal poetry, the perennial sense that life is miracle and magic.

- E. Merrill Root (via flikka)

(Source: nirvikalpa)

Via teaching literacy.
2 weeks ago | 121 notes

If our lives could be measured in the amount of pages we have read, how much would you be worth?

(Source: loveandlauren)

Via teaching literacy.