The Book Lover's Corner

Jan 29

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JUST GONNA POINT OUT THAT THAT IS MY BIRTHDAY 
Jan 24

JUST GONNA POINT OUT THAT THAT IS MY BIRTHDAY 

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WEE!! Another 3 booker!! Delusions of Gender studies sounds fascinating. 
I’m a little stuck too, but I don’t even have a fourth book yet!
Keep up the good work!!!!!
Jan 19

WEE!! Another 3 booker!! Delusions of Gender studies sounds fascinating. 

I’m a little stuck too, but I don’t even have a fourth book yet!

Keep up the good work!!!!!

yay! The Night Circus sounds interesting, maybe I’ll check that out! Keep up the good work woooh! haha
Jan 19

yay! The Night Circus sounds interesting, maybe I’ll check that out! Keep up the good work woooh! haha

How’s everyone doing with their 50 book challenge? I’ve read three books so far! How many books (if any) have you read in 2012? 

Jan 19
mightyflynn:

Read
Jan 4

mightyflynn:

Read

prettybooks:

2012 Book ChallengeIt’s that time of year again! I had a lot of fun participating in the 50 Book Challenge with you guys in 2011. I personally read more than ever and I had to increase my goal to 100 books, which I surpassed. The biggest feedback I received about the challenge was that it encouraged and motivated people to read more.The Rules:1. Choose an amount of books that you want to read in 2012 (e.g. 25, 50, 75, 100)2. Read, read, read!There isn’t a rule about what type books these have to be; read anything you want. You decide what you want to include (novels, short stories, non-fiction, school books…). To keep track of how much you’re reading, you can use the Goodreads Reading Challenge, create a list (on Tumblr, LiveJournal, LibraryThing, your computer), write book reviews, post about each book you’re reading - it’s up to you. I personally like to create a 50 Book Challenge page, which I can update easily. It may be a good idea to use the #50 book challenge tag so that others can read posts about your progress.Although this is a quantifiable challenge, the most important thing is that you’re reading and that you’re having fun doing it :)
Jan 1

prettybooks:

2012 Book Challenge
It’s that time of year again! I had a lot of fun participating in the 50 Book Challenge with you guys in 2011. I personally read more than ever and I had to increase my goal to 100 books, which I surpassed. The biggest feedback I received about the challenge was that it encouraged and motivated people to read more.

The Rules:
1. Choose an amount of books that you want to read in 2012 (e.g. 25, 50, 75, 100)
2. Read, read, read!

There isn’t a rule about what type books these have to be; read anything you want. You decide what you want to include (novels, short stories, non-fiction, school books…).

To keep track of how much you’re reading, you can use the Goodreads Reading Challenge, create a list (on Tumblr, LiveJournal, LibraryThing, your computer), write book reviews, post about each book you’re reading - it’s up to you. I personally like to create a 50 Book Challenge page, which I can update easily. It may be a good idea to use the #50 book challenge tag so that others can read posts about your progress.

Although this is a quantifiable challenge, the most important thing is that you’re reading and that you’re having fun doing it :)


sometimes skulls are thick. sometimes hearts are vacant. sometimes words don’t work.
Dec 31

sometimes skulls are thick. sometimes hearts are vacant. sometimes words don’t work.


Bookworm 
Dec 31

Bookworm 


Clara
Dec 31

Clara