booksandnerds
(By: Aline loavasso)
booksandnerds
(By: Aline loavasso)
fortunenotyetfaded-blog asked
I downloaded Google Books and have three, free books: Pride and Prejudice, Great Expectations and Alice In Wonderland. Which should I read first? :)
Pride and Prejudice! My Dad’s actually reading it right now, and we were just talking about it. It’s really good, but so is Alice.
I’ve never read Great Expectations though; I need to get on that.
Anonymous asked
are you giving books to anyone for the holidays?
Yes! An illustrated copy of Home by Bill Bryson for my Dad, a copy of The Art of Tangled for a friend, a book of poetry by Pablo Neruda for another friend, a kid’s book about dinosaurs for my four year old cousin, Nancy Clancy Super Sleuth and a very nice copy of Alice in Wonderland for my six year old cousin and a Goosebump’s book for my twelve year old cousin. The books for my cousins are from my whole family, not just me.
(by Alison Jay)
"The time has come,” the Walrus said,
“To talk of many things:
Of shoes—and ships—and sealing-wax—
Of cabbages—and kings—
And why the sea is boiling hot—
And whether pigs have wings."
— The Walrus and The Carpenter by Lewis Carroll
(via craig-boone)
thelivingreminder-deactivated20 asked
this is probably an odd question but i was wondering if you had an idea of a book under the theme "the absurd" that i could use as a partner text for Alice's Adventures in Wonderland by Lewis Carroll? any help much appreciated!
Maybe A Wrinkle in Time? I haven’t read Jacob Two Two and the Hooded Fang in a while (and I forget a lot of the plot) but you might want to look into that.
Whether that means linking to flickr or deviantart or only posting their own pictures, as far as I know these blogs never use weheartit or post anything uncredited. I’m sure I missed a lot, but here’s some.
Read the things people think you shouldn’t, prove you have an open mind.