1. Notes: 23509 / 3 weeks ago  from afternoonsnoozebutton (originally from unapproachableblackchicks)
    picadorbookroom:

In honor of Children’s Book Week, here’s a photo of an awesome kid.

    picadorbookroom:

    In honor of Children’s Book Week, here’s a photo of an awesome kid.

    (Source: unapproachableblackchicks)

     
  2. Notes: 91378 / 3 weeks ago  from afternoonsnoozebutton (originally from animalstalkinginallcaps)
    animalstalkinginallcaps:

YEAH, SHE’S GOOD LOOKING, I GUESS. NOT REALLY MY TYPE. I LIKE A BIGGER WINGSPAN.
THERE WE GO. PAGE 236. LOOK AT THE PLUMAGE ON THAT ONE. SWEET JESUS.

    animalstalkinginallcaps:

    YEAH, SHE’S GOOD LOOKING, I GUESS. NOT REALLY MY TYPE. I LIKE A BIGGER WINGSPAN.

    THERE WE GO. PAGE 236. LOOK AT THE PLUMAGE ON THAT ONE. SWEET JESUS.

     
  3. Notes: 1 / 3 weeks ago 
    "We spent those evenings talking, our gestures making up for a paucity of shared words. But I knew, in some unnameable way, that they were good people. And from that, I could tell how two people with no shared language could fall easily and deeply in love; how the way a man expresses longing, or a woman expresses possibility, could be like discovery; how an entire person could be, to another, a long, dark country."
  4. Notes: 572 / 4 weeks ago  from mkupperman
    mkupperman:

The librarian in the tuna casserole.

    mkupperman:

    The librarian in the tuna casserole.

     
  5. Notes: 10 / 1 month ago  from poplibrary
    poplibrary:

Info-binging by Indexed

    poplibrary:

    Info-binging by Indexed

     
  6. Notes: 52810 / 1 month ago  from teachingliteracy (originally from sincerelyjoanna)
    seenecdoche:

whirls:

theclotheshorse: (via sincerelyjoanna)

(“It is made for the brutal pucker of dreaming.” Yes.”)

    seenecdoche:

    whirls:

    theclotheshorse: (via sincerelyjoanna)

    (“It is made for the brutal pucker of dreaming.” Yes.”)

     
  7. Notes: 111609 / 1 month ago  from afternoonsnoozebutton (originally from freshorphresh)

    freshorphresh:

    Presenting Horrible Movie Clichés, an illustrated guide, brought to you by the New York International Latino Film Festival.

  8. Notes: 55 / 2 years ago  from afternoonsnoozebutton
    This is actually quite ingenious, I think. Well done.
afternoonsnoozebutton:

If you look closer, the Guardian has a “Republicans click here” on their page that takes you to a version of the front page without the royal wedding.

    This is actually quite ingenious, I think. Well done.

    afternoonsnoozebutton:

    If you look closer, the Guardian has a “Republicans click here” on their page that takes you to a version of the front page without the royal wedding.

     
  9. Notes: 767 / 2 years ago  from emilygould (originally from bookavore)
    Things I Ate That I Love: E-books article drinking game

    bookavore:

    With sincere apologies if this has been done before, but I think this is the only way I can read another one of these. Maybe I might be cranky today!

    “Will e-books wipe out/kill/decimate/pulverize/HULKSMASH/angry verb real books?” — one drink

    Above question is lede — one drink

    reblogged now because it’s happening all over again …

  10. Notes: 1 / 2 years ago  from bookmarklet
    (via http://sharpwriter.deviantart.com/gallery/)
     
  11. 2 years ago  from bookmarklet
    Elizabeth Taylor, Lifelong Screen Star, Dies at 79 - NYTimes.com
  12. 2 years ago  from bookmarklet
    via http://www.americanprogress.org/issues/2011/02/tax_breaks_infographic.html
     
  13. 2 years ago  from bookmarklet
    British designer Patrick Smith (a.k.a. Graphic Patrick) made some pretty nice minimalist posters about mental disorders.
via minimalissimo.com

    British designer Patrick Smith (a.k.a. Graphic Patrick) made some pretty nice minimalist posters about mental disorders.

    via minimalissimo.com

     
  14. Notes: 13 / 2 years ago  from afternoonsnoozebutton
    afternoonsnoozebutton:

You go, Ira Glass.
(full story)

    afternoonsnoozebutton:

    You go, Ira Glass.

    (full story)

     
  15. Notes: 2 / 2 years ago 
    Are Books the New Tablet? -- Fast Company
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