Lu @lucysbookshelf

"You had been the last dream of my soul." ❤️‍🩹 34/50. 📖CR: Little Dorrit by Dickens. goodreads.com/user/show/1734… She/her, 23, 🇦🇷 Joined January 2024

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Lu @lucysbookshelf

a year ago

Isaiah Rhodes being the biggest simp makes me giddy 🤭

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Lu @lucysbookshelf

a year ago

I finished "Play Along" yesterday and still, even though it's a hard decision, Ryan Shay keeps being my favorite from the Windy City series. Can't wait to see if Rio becomes my new fav next year

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Lu @lucysbookshelf

a year ago

Finished my finals yesterday and "Play Along" came out today so I started it because it's fate and Isaiah Rhodes would back me up on that 🥰

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Lu @lucysbookshelf

a year ago

I did it, just finished my last final of the semester so, here comes the winter break and I'm starting it with Little Dorrit 🤗

Lu @lucysbookshelf

a year ago

I did it, just finished my last final of the semester so, here comes the winter break and I'm starting it with Little Dorrit 🤗

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Lu @lucysbookshelf

a year ago

I finished "The Idiot" last night and I already know this afternoon I'll be writing my review because I need to talk about it. What was that ending? Only Dosto could write such a thing

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𝓛𝓾𝓱𝓪𝓮𝓷𝓽𝓮𝓷 @luhaenten

a year ago

Dostoevsky, Humiliated and Insulted

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Lu @lucysbookshelf

a year ago

Guys, tomorrow I have my last final of this semester and then I'll be free 🥹

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Lu @lucysbookshelf

a year ago

If you are reading this weekend, you need to listen to this album, it's everything a reader could want open.spotify.com/intl-es/album/…

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Lu @lucysbookshelf

a year ago

This is why classics are still relevant and loved by readers of this century, they make us feel seen and understood even though most of them were written centuries ago

꩜ @faeslily

a year ago

This is why classics are still relevant and loved by readers of this century, they make us feel seen and understood even though most of them were written centuries ago

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꩜ @faeslily

a year ago

nothing compares to reading a writer who died decades ago describe your exact feelings and realizing that human emotions are timeless

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The sunny side of Franz Kafka @AmschelKavka

a year ago

But since I have you, there is no danger for me, and there should be no danger for you either, dearest. Franz Kafka, 1914

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readers for freedom @readers4freedom

a year ago

Campaign for kids in North Gaza Our friend @Saifelhendi wanted to distribute stationary and classroom items for the kids in North Gaza to support an educational institution. Our paypal: paypal.me/alicehenryli Our kofi: ko-fi.com/readers4freedom Gopay/Spay: 081907879528 (INA)

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a year ago

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Lu @lucysbookshelf

a year ago

I wish all authors would take the time to educate themselves the way Lynn did

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Lu @lucysbookshelf

a year ago

Having a headache and reading the last 150 pages I have of "The Idiot" are not compatible 🥺

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Lu @lucysbookshelf

a year ago

On Kafka's birthday I have to say that one of the things that led me to create a booktwt was seeing how most accounts here starting reading him, made him known again and more loved than ever before