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Short stories for every reader
Hello Bookworms, when I was younger, my most effective way out of a reading slump would be diving into a short and entertaining comic. Something that, seemingly, we can all agree, is easy to read. I needed a sort of palate cleanser, something not too easy, but not nearly taking any energy I would need Continue reading
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book review – autopsy of an ex-teen heartthrob
Hello Bookworms, I am certainly no poetry expert; I would say I am an expert at nothing at all, even. But I do think I can say with certainty what this collection of poems lacked. And it was honesty. I was looking forward to this read for a variety of reasons, some being out of Continue reading
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A Reading List for severance
Hello Bookworms, if the title has confused you, Severance is a show. Now don’t get confused, I’m not here to force you to watch Severance. I’ve never liked when people insist on pushing popular shows onto me. But by the time you finish reading, I suspect you’ll be at least intrigued by what this show Continue reading
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the things i fear ⋆
Hello, Bookworms. How can we be at peace? At peace with ourselves, with others, and with the world? Do we all struggle with the same ideas, introspections, and anxieties on different planes? Or are we all vastly distinct, only pretending to maintain a comparable exterior? I want to feel both foreign yet equal to the Continue reading
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My obsession with the library
Hello Bookworms, what is the importance of a library? Well, what is the importance of a sanctuary, a home, or a safe space? These could easily be interchanged with the first, as they pose the same question to me. I cannot remember when I was not elated to visit the library. As a child, my Continue reading
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a reading list for ryan ๋࣭ ⭑
Hello bookworms, I had a magnificent friend who passed away. He was always focused on self-improvement, bettering himself, and overall just being a better human. This made him such a gift to be around and to talk to. He was someone who left every interaction positive. He really made me a better person and taught Continue reading
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just a girl in copenhagen
Hello bookworms, I am pleased to announce that it’s March—and nearing the end of March. Last August, I went on a semester abroad to Copenhagen, returning to my home university this January. As soon as I stepped foot there, I knew I had made the right decision. If I’m being brutally candid, I am not Continue reading
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book review – giovanni’s room by james baldwin
Hello bookworms, for the past few months, I’ve had a sudden change in my luck with the books I was reading. Thank you to my fairy godmother. I must’ve been blessed, but I went from feeling mediocre about the novels I had read to discovering new favourites almost every read. Giovanni’s room was one I Continue reading
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book recommendations for my best friend
Hello bookworms, few things come close to reading and cherishing an incredible book, but letting ALL your friends know and shoving it down their throats for months is a close second. I feel like a god when they finally read it, and I can witness the emotions I felt in someone else.. it’s even better Continue reading
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this book changed my life…now what?
Hello bookworms, do you ever get that sentiment during a book where you just know it’ll make an impact? You don’t know how, or why exactly, and how you will change, but the book is so particular, perhaps only unique to you, making it even more perfect. How does one move on? As a reader, Continue reading
Recent Posts
- Short stories for every reader
- book review – autopsy of an ex-teen heartthrob
- A Reading List for severance
- in the company of solitude
- book review – the dutch house
- the things i fear ⋆
- My obsession with the library
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