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WWB’s Holiday Gift Guide for Reading in Translation is here, with recommendations for all of the readers in your life. With works from @elsewherebks, @EuropaEditions, @open_letter, @transitbks, @PhonemeMedia, and more. ow.ly/DoHp30h6tex
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Replying to @goodreads @ReadintheWorld
My view the last time I read in Norway (although sans book in photo)
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Never stop reading because...."If you are going to get anywhere in life you have to read a lot of books.” – Roald Dahl #amreading #books
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True happiness. bit.ly/2uWhn9D
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So true 😂 xitter.cf/PaperFury/status/84924…
Stop telling #bookworms to read less and go outside??? What do you think we'll DO out there?? We'll just collect more books to bring back.
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This literature map of the world is simply brilliant bit.ly/2o6mu3J
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What would your library look like? bit.ly/2ldbS0j
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"The best medicine in the world is a good book and a comfortable chair."
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A true #booklover's reading list has no end .... "I was born with a reading list I will never finish." - Maud Casey #amreading
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We're all lying to ourselves. (via @belcastr)
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The problem with a good book is that you want to finish the book but you don't want to finish the book. #amreading
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Fill your house with stacks of books, in the crannies and in all the nooks. -Dr. Suess #amreading #bookworm
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I have no problem living in an attic if it looks anything like these bookish bedrooms.
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We're not THAT sorry. bit.ly/2ggWNx1
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‘A book worth reading is worth buying.’
#WednesdayWisdom from John Ruskin


































