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unypl:

UNYPL in 2012: The Walkers

It’s a unique moment when I come across the walking readers. I see them suddenly, and then there are just a few strides left to take the picture candidly. Most of the time I catch up with them after they’ve already passed me by, to find out what they’re reading. Here they are from the past year, the walkers of the Underground Library: 

1. “A Clash of Kings,” by George R.R. Martin 
2. “Devil’s Gate,” by Clive Cussler and Graham Brown
3. “The Casual Vacancy,” by J. K. Rowling
4. “Mary, Mary,” by James Patterson
5. “Madame Bovary,” by Gustave Flaubert
6. “The Summer Book,” by Tove Jansson
7. “The Mother-Daughter Book Club,” by Heather Vogel Frederick
8. “Savor the Moment,” by Nora Roberts 
9. “Playing for Pizza”, by John Grisham
10. “The Proposal,” by Mary Balogh 

superawesomeshop:

Felt Paperclip Bookmarks from Willowfolk

(Source: sosuperawesome)

myinglife:

oldblueeyes:

Books break the shackles of time. (x)

Book is the road to anywhere, with eyes only

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cyanea:

Ethem Onur Bilgic

Ethem Onur Bilgiç, A freelance illustrator and a student of graphic design. He lives in Istanbul and attends his education at the Department of Graphic Design in Mimar Sinan Fine Arts University. Besides illustrating for various magazines such as Bant,  NTV Tarih and Radikal Kitap, he draws storyboards and conceptual works for several organisations and communities.

(via literatureismyutopia)