What better way to get into the Friday feeling than by splitting your sides laughing? The Twitterverse never fails to offer up top class literature related comedy for the gloomy bookworm, so enjoy our round-up of some of the greatest tweets from the last week.
A series of unfortunate events: pic.twitter.com/xSnT0JTYPV
— zo !!! (@Zoeyoxley) September 20, 2018
Genuine question for all writers on twitter: what do you do between finishing one book and starting the next one?
I’m looking for an answer other than “worry”.
— William Sutcliffe (@Will_Sutcliffe8) September 18, 2018
Mary Poppins
Mary Poppins Returns
Mary Poppins Forever
Mary Poppins and RobinMary Poppins Begins
The Flying Nanny
The Flying Nanny RisesMary Poppins v. Nanny McPhee: Dawn of Justice
— Willoughby Dobbs (@WilloughbyDobbs) September 17, 2018
I read Harry Potter when I was a child so I def didn’t realize how literally insane it was for a 35 year old teacher to full on bully a 5th grader
— Dana Schwartz (@DanaSchwartzzz) September 17, 2018
My favorite* kind of questioner at a book event is the old dude who gives his literary credentials as “loving Hemingway and having been to Cuba” and who aggressively questions my artistic choices after admitting he hasn’t read my book.
*Not my favorite
— Lauren Groff (@legroff) September 17, 2018
If u put a chameleon on a newspaper it fills up with lizard news
— TOM (@tomwalkerisgood) September 13, 2018
if teen-aged Mary Shelley can win a storytelling contest with Lord Byron by inventing science-fiction, I can surely make it to Friday.
— the library haunter ? (@SketchesbyBoze) September 17, 2018
i’ve not seen this harry potter movie before https://t.co/7i1d3rOnL7
— Shafeeq (@Y2SHAF) September 16, 2018
me, reading a slowburn fanfic:
fanfic after 200K words: after that they finally kissed gently
— какао ? (@sassytakao) September 21, 2018
PSA::: PROM THEME NEXT YEAR SHOULD BE THE ROARING 20s GREAT GATSBY TYPE SHIT BC THE YEAR WILL BE 2020!!!
— lilz ?? (@LilyGiacchi) September 21, 2018
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