#Bookstagrammer of the Week: @booklanguage
We’re back with Bookstagrammer of the week! This week, we are with Gabi/Booklanguage, who promotes a wide variety on her bright and vibrant page!
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Bookspot of the Week: Ada’s Technical Books
We sat down (virtually) with Danielle Hulton, the owner of Ada’s Technical Books & Cafe in Capitol Hill, Seattle, WA. This shop is truly a learning space!
#Bookstagrammer of the Week: @old.enough.for.fairytales
Today, we are back with bookstagrammer of the week! This time, we have @old.enough.for.fairytales! She’s a major Sarah J. Maas fan, a believer in simplicity, and a mom! View this post on Instagram A post shared by ✤ ???????????????????????????? ✤ (@old.enough.for.fairytales) on Aug 10, 2020 at 5:59am PDT Why did you start your Bookstagram? August 2016 Where are you from? Tennessee What do you want your Instagram to bring to the world? With everything so dark and heavy lately, I hope my Instagram brings a little bit of light and happiness! image via old.enough.for.fairytales …
#Bookstagrammer of the Week: Readthewriteact
This week we are with @readthewriteact, who co-owns a small business and also runs an art page!
6 Comics To Read After ‘Umbrella Academy’
You bingewatched Umbrella Academy’s 2nd season and now are most likely hysterically crying. Maybe you’re dead inside after that ending. Frantically scrambling for the original comic books to know what’s next, although I should tell you a lot got changed in the adaptation. At any rate, here’s a quick list of comics (and some books) that also emphasize characters over heroics, are just incredibly stylish, or have a darker-than-a-doctor’s sense of humor. Just assume that this list is written with adults in mind, between the avant-garde nature of a number of mentioned series and the mature content in …