So we got a post fact-checked by 🇮🇱

Must be fake, right?

Note: the second picture came with a text that said "where's your suit Donald?" which is clearly a meme. Guess 🇮🇱 didn't like it.

They're trying to control the narrative.

Note: we've found the picture on thousands of news outlets.

1/3

I don't trust anyone who doesn't like cats.

My brain isn’t rotting, I’m making banana bread

Christmas chocolates bring clarity to an otherwise chaotic world.

‪Is "enthusiastically" an appropriate answer when someone asks how I take my coffee?‬

At the end of the day, don’t we all just want a bookshelf with a rolling ladder?

Having chocolate-covered espresso beans with my coffee and long story short, I’m suddenly feeling the desire to become a motivational speaker.

Sorry not sorry.

Everyone's like OH NOW ROMANCE AUTHORS ARE GONNA BE DROPPING VIGILANTE KILLERS TARGETING BIG CORPS IN A DYSTOPIAN LANDSCAPE and like

have you met our backlist? 🤣

I'm once again asking for a show where a librarian, a bookseller, and a carpenter travel around helping people manage their out-of-control book collections. Discuss their sentimental value, their rarity, their histories, then build amazing book nooks and shelves and little libraries to organize them

We shouldn’t accept that a CEO killer must get a national manhunt when cops don’t solve most murders at all. A migrant teenager was just murdered in NYC, cops just killed a guy here — the lives of these other people are worth just as much as that CEO.

Not quite a blue sky, but very pretty

WTF is going on here at Blue Sky? People are civil to each other. People having intelligent discussions. People are spelling things correctly. I haven’t seen any racism or sexism.

I’m confused.

Goodreads is owned by Jeff Bezos. A better alternative is StoryGraph, a Black woman-owned platform. And before y’all start, you can transfer all your Goodreads data to Storygraph so you literally have no excuse.

Librarians moving dystopian novels to the nonfiction shelves.