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silvertongues

bri • she/her • librarian • reads in english, french, & spanish

6759 points

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British & Irish Classic Literature
Gothic Literature
Justice for All
My Taste
Frankenstein
Dracula
Inkheart
Piranesi
The Great Gatsby
Reading...
A Fatal Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum: Murder in Ancient Rome
7%
Rot: An Imperial History of the Irish Famine
31%
The Trial
20%
The Celts: A Very Short Introduction
24%
The Odyssey
45%


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  • Love for Inkheart lovers 🖤

    Pardon me while I follow everyone even minimally active in this forum...Inkheart has been my favorite book/series for about 15 years now, I must have reread it 10 times (and I'm currently doing another series reread!). It makes me really sad that it's not super well known outside of Germany, aside from the other members of the Inkworld discord server I've never met anyone else who has read it 😔 So I'm glad to see other people here who love the series as much as I do!

    My question for you all: when did you first read Inkheart? Was this a childhood favorite? Or did you discover it as an adult? How have your impressions of the story changed over time?

    (P.S. if you want to join us in the Inkworld discord server feel free to message me there @inkhearts and I will send the link xxx)

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    silvertongues commented...

    classics are for everyone ‼️ no one is "not smart enough" to read classic literature, if you want to you can and there are plenty of resources out there to help you!

  • What’s a bookish hill you will die on?

    From the top of my 🗻 hill, with my last dying breath, I shout “Floppy little paperbacks are a superior to hardbound editions in every way!”

    And “Keep your filthy movie/tv adaptation covers off my books! The OG cover is ALWAYS better than whatever capitalistic Hollywood veneer they slap on the front!”

    👉🏻 All right, tag, your it!

    Silly, serious, unhinged. Let’s hear them all! 📢

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