Half the books you were "forced" to read in high school are actually spectacular, you just didn't have the emotional maturity to understand them yet.

Buying books, reading books and adding books to your tbr are all 3 entirely separate hobbies.

Romance books with dual POV so you experience the yearning from both perspectives >>>>>

Always better to have your nose in a book than in other people's business.

Finally hit 1000 followers!! I love you #booktwt

I don't know the secret to happiness, but I've never been sad in a bookstore.

I love reading books because every once in a while, a character says something that I've always felt but never knew how to express in words.

I deeply care about like 5 people in my life, and about 400-600 fictional book characters.

"Reading before bed makes you sleep faster" is the biggest lie ever. Clearly, nobody who says that has ever picked up a genuinely good book.

If you don’t read books, that’s fine. Just don’t talk to me like you’re proud of it.

Strolling aimlessly in a bookshop is selfcare.

My toxic trait is impulse buying books and then not reading them for months

Many people, myself among them, feel better at the mere sight of a book.

I think all readers will agree that there's no such thing as too many books.📚

Who are we? "BOOKWORMS!" What do we want?! "MORE BOOKS!" When will we read them?! [INDISTINCT MUMBLING ABOUT HUGE TBR AND MAYBE NEXT YEAR]

It causes me genuine stress to know there are books out there that I would absolutely love, but don’t know of.

Being a bookworm is 20% reading and 80% fantasizing about reading or buying new books. 📚

I believe you should always re-read your favorite books at different stages of your life. The plot never changes but your perspective does.

Owning a book shop that's also a coffee shop that's also an upstairs apartment sounds like the ultimate solution to all my problems.

Can we normalize returning summaries to the backs of the books again instead of reviews and praises? I just want to know what the book is about.

Reading is just... It's you, your books and your imaginary scenarios against the world.