Let’s be honest…it’s probably been a while since you’ve read Catcher in the Rye. If so, no worries; the fine people at Good Reads have summarized the novel in a way that both sparks your memories but doesn’t give too much away. «It’s Christmas time, and Holden Caulfield has just been expelled from yet another …
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Literature Memes For Former Percy Jackson Kids
«What are you reading right now?» is one of the scariest questions an intellectual hot person can ask you. It’s a question more loaded than a baked potato because there are explicitly correct and incorrect answers. Under no circumstances can you tell them, «I’m not reading anything right now.» If you say that, you’ve already …
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A Page of Literary Memes for Voracious Bookworms
It may be hard for us to believe now, but there was a time when we did most of our reading off of a page instead of a screen. Despite the best efforts of technological advancement to squash the traditional version of the written word, books still rule when it comes to novels, cookbooks, poetry …
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People Debate Whether Books Should Make Pop Culture References
When we think of works of famous literature, we’re often likely to associate them with a very particular time and place. Something like Pride and Prejudice immediately conjures up the image of elegant balls and regency gowns, and Fifty Shades Of Grey triggers the memory of that one Tumblr daddy dom who made gifsets where …
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This Hilarious Twitter Thread Is Roasting The Way Male Authors Describe Women
Thank you, Literary Twitter for starting our new favorite hashtag challenge. The fun stems from the #OwnVoices hashtag, which addresses the voices of marginalized communities. The hashtag naturally had its critcs; among them was a male author that insisted he was living proof that men are capable of penning realistic female characters. After Gwen C. …
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‘Ok, Unfollowing Now’ Meme Mocks How Sensitive Twitter Users Would React to Classic Tales
Despite the protestation from some corners of the United States (and the world), sensitivity isn’t always a bad thing. Tapping into what may or may not offend people is often a sign of emotional intelligence, empathy, and all-around kindness. But sometimes, especially on the internet, people take it a little too far. And that happens …
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Humorous Tumblr Post Imagines Where Books Come From
So well, today I learned that books are adorable when they’re first hatched. With that being said you’ve got to hand it to the imaginative minds of Tumblr to take us to creative places we never saw coming…like, where on earth books actually come from? On top of that, Neil Gaiman backs the theory, so …
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21 Literary Memes Bookworms Can Relate To
After a few months of lockdowns, we’re pretty sure that a lot of you have crossed a lot of books off your reading lists. Or maybe you’ve been reading for school. Or started a Zoom book club. Or you just love working your way through literature. Whatever category you fall into, if you read you’re …
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30 Memes For Procrasturbatory Entertainment
If you’re looking to distract yourself from the responsibilities of the real world, you’ve come to the right place. We’ve spent years of our lives procrastinating, so we’ve got it down to a science. All you need to excel at this art is a finger and a whole lot of memes. We’ve got the latter …
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