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foodnun:

DAMN

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adulthoodisokay:

Literary graffiti is awesome.

meaganbambergerrr:

popculturebrain:

But wait, there’s more. | Empire

I. Can. Not. Wait.

Rapture Practice by Aaron Hartzler

For me, few books have ever captured what it’s like to grow up in an Evangelical household the way RAPTURE PRACTICE does…and, the beauty of it all, is that Aaron Hartzler treats his subjects (his own family) with care, detail, and not a bit of bitterness or distrust.  This is a beautiful, hilarious, and quite heart-warming story.  I can’t recommend this one enough.  

And just look at that cover.  Beautiful.  (And maybe the best book title of the year). 

http://www.indiebound.org/book/9780316094658

rainbowrowell:

THIS!

FINLAND!

(Someday we will have coffee, and my passionate opinions about public education will be slightly off-putting.)

FINLAND!

YES. 

flonagallagher:

Favorite Books » Where Things Come Back by John Corey Whaley

“I can’t seem to be a pessimist long enough to overlook the possibility of things being overwhelmingly good.” 

Love this. -cw

adamsilvera:

fourteenery:

Describe your debut, SIDE EFFECTS MAY VARY, in 14 words:

Dying Girl completes vengeful bucket list. Boy helps. Girl owns Boy’s heart. REMISSION. CONSEQUENCES.

To celebrate the Fourteenery’s launch, I’m giving away three signed books to one lucky reblogger!

1. Shadow and Bone by Leigh…

Cannot wait for this book!

I will laugh forever now. 

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yeahlegendary:

Four-year-old Farris watches The Empire Strikes Back for the first time and learns that Darth Vader is Luke’s father.