Currently babysitting
I have found one book that isn’t a children’s book. How can I know what kind of person you are if I can’t see your books?! I’m hoping there’s a room full of them that I haven’t been in.
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I'm Philippa, 24, and I'm from London.
I have found one book that isn’t a children’s book. How can I know what kind of person you are if I can’t see your books?! I’m hoping there’s a room full of them that I haven’t been in.
I love it when the charity shops have exactly what you want. I went searching for The Secret History today after Ava inspired me to reread it. I originally read her copy and this time I wanted to make notes in the book so I had to get my own. The other two were impulse buys but I’m very happy. All for a total cost of £3.50.
One of my good friends from Uni managed to not only graduate, but graduated with an excellent grade despite having finished reading one book throughout the entire course, and he only finished reading said book because he was frightened of the professor. I don’t know how he did it (or why he chose an English degree when he has such a hatred for books), but I’ve been trying to get him to read for pleasure for years. Today, during one of my sessions which always begin “I really think you’d enjoy this book…” he expressed a desire to read One Day by David Nicholls. Naturally, I sent him off with my copy. If he finishes reading and enjoys this book, he doesn’t know what’s coming, because I’ll basically be buying him all of the books. Every single one.
I finally feel like I’ve achieved something!
I’m going to Prague tomorrow until Tuesday and am only taking hand luggage. For a split second I considered sacrificing the book I packed to make everything fit. Then I removed an item of clothing instead. No regrets.
Currently reading. I was reading it on my sister’s kindle over Christmas but she needed it back to access some textbooks so I had to request it from the library. The physical book is stunning though, the cover is really beautifully designed.
Having bedside books instead of a bedside table is amazing, until you need a book that is at the bottom. The pile on the left has already fallen on me today! I think I need construction advice next time I try to remove a book.
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