Celebration (and a small infographic) marking one year of the rebooted r/Books sub book club!1yr ⋅ XBreaksYFocusGroup ⋅ r/books
My Dad Died the Other Day from Pancreatic Cancer, but Over His Life He Read and Rated Over 10,000 Books (Link to the Spreadsheet in the Comments)10yr ⋅ BigZ7337 ⋅ r/books
I found a book exchange telephone box while out on a walk, thought this was a great idea!10yr ⋅ GlowHallow ⋅ r/books
Made this for /r/Calvinandhobbes Thought you guys might like it as well (Life of Pi)11yr ⋅ DesolationRow ⋅ r/books
My sister recently came home from hospital and we redecorated her room to cheer her up. She asked to have this put on the wall above her bookshelf.10yr ⋅ Punicagranatum ⋅ r/books
A glass pane in the center of Bebelplatz, Germany, revealing an underground monument to the Nazi book burning that infamously occurred there11yr ⋅ Aschebescher ⋅ r/books
Stopped at an antique store in the middle of no where Missouri. Bought this whole set for $10. Published in 1960, almost mint condition, and has just about every nursery rhyme and fairy tale you can think of.10yr ⋅ krcook510 ⋅ r/books
My local library getting ready for the movie release of The Hobbit [OC]11yr ⋅ BankyTheInker ⋅ r/books
My daughter has wanted a reading nook in her favorite tree for a long time. Today I surprised her with this.10yr ⋅ shut_up_birds ⋅ r/books
I Went out today and Found this at a used bookstore for cheap... I though you guys might understand my emotion. 11yr ⋅ Celesmeh ⋅ r/books
Tsundoku - (informal) the act of leaving a book unread after buying it, typically piled up together with such other unread books.10yr ⋅ scienceben ⋅ r/books
Junot Diaz, do you think using Spanish in your writing alienates some of your readers?11yr ⋅ madanan ⋅ r/books
Normally I disapprove of writing in Library books, but I'm okay with it (this time).10yr ⋅ textosterone ⋅ r/books
I finally had the heart to take this off my keychain. Tonight was a sad night :(11yr ⋅ vocaltalentz ⋅ r/books
As much as I loved the default nook screensaver, I decided to use something much more appropriate.11yr ⋅ 3720to1 ⋅ r/books
Vending machine selling books in the Netherlands (x-post from r/mildlyinteresting)11yr ⋅ entmenscht ⋅ r/books
Asked my 12-year old daughter to illustrate tsundoku... she did not disappoint.10yr ⋅ Wemedge ⋅ r/books
My first book of illustrations published by a major publisher comes out tomorrow. I'm doing my best to not let the author steal my thunder. 11yr ⋅ caseysorrow ⋅ r/books
Kurt Vonnegut died six years ago today. I've had this tribute hanging in my office ever since. So it goes.10yr ⋅ papthegreek ⋅ r/books
Found my grandma's beautiful collection after coming here for 18 years. She wants me to have them11yr ⋅ Chazzem ⋅ r/books
Found this on a walk with my niece and nephews. There were even children's books for them!10yr ⋅ russscott ⋅ r/books
my wife recently asked me what were the 10 most important, influential, perspective shifting and enjoyable books i read over the course of my masters program. after much thought, i gave her a list and she in turn commissioned this. it is one of most meaningful things anyone has ever done for me.10yr ⋅ robindy ⋅ r/books
This place calls itself the World's Smallest Bookstore. You buy on the honor system and everything is $3.11yr ⋅ readingape ⋅ r/books
Thought r/books would appreciate the summer message from a middle school near me.10yr ⋅ pannonica ⋅ r/books
This year for my birthday, if my friends asked me what I wanted, I said your favorite book. Here's some of the loot.11yr ⋅ HlynurBjorn ⋅ r/books
I've just started unpacking, but one thing is clear: I need more (and bigger!) bookcases.10yr ⋅ BartKing ⋅ r/books
Wife and I were cleaning up after dinner. Kids were too quiet. I checked on them and found this. [x-post from r/parenting]11yr ⋅ CRRZ ⋅ r/books
A reminder of why books will always be my favorite storytelling medium. (Spoilers for A Game of Thrones) [x-post /r/gameofthrones]10yr ⋅ Triseult ⋅ r/books
I'm a teacher. A homeroom student presented me with this today after having lunch with the author. Greatest gift ever!10yr ⋅ chapinde ⋅ r/books
My friend is in China and found this very to the point copy of Catcher In The Rye.10yr ⋅ epheron ⋅ r/books
The one book where I was assigned to read chapter 1 for homework back in 6th grade, and I accidentally read the whole book that same night. 11yr ⋅ reckoner23 ⋅ r/books
As a teenager who's getting into reading (but doesn't really have the funds to finance it), I really love Christmas!11yr ⋅ yayitscaroline ⋅ r/books
Proof that humans are capable of magic -Carl Sagan [Crosspost from QuotesPorn]11yr ⋅ [deleted] ⋅ r/books
This guy was nice enough to let me take a picture of his knuckles. Figured you guys might appreciate this.11yr ⋅ DipsomaniacDawg ⋅ r/books
My neighbors have a small cupboard on their front lawn where people borrow books and bring them back. It's been there for a while, no one's vandalized it, the books are constantly changing. They're awesome people. 11yr ⋅ Backally ⋅ r/books
Thought r/books would appreciate this - The Philosophical Library at the Strahov Monastery in Prague!10yr ⋅ shandelion ⋅ r/books
I can't believe I've been living a short drive away from these two all my life and never knew it.10yr ⋅ JayPetey ⋅ r/books
Hand written math text book from 1862 found in my granddad's loft. Pretty cool!11yr ⋅ _FACT_HUNT_ ⋅ r/books
These books were, hands down, the epitome of my childhood in elementary school.11yr ⋅ Poptarter ⋅ r/books
I'm sure this was the classiest place ever while it was open. Such a pity.11yr ⋅ LazarusRises ⋅ r/books
I'm a bookseller, and the next time I'm asked for that Shades of Gray book...11yr ⋅ nancydrewa32 ⋅ r/books
I've long been a fan of author William Gibson, and got to shoot this portrait of him.10yr ⋅ danbarham ⋅ r/books
My wife gave me an odd look when she saw me do this to mark my spot, I always assumed that is what they were used for.11yr ⋅ Badwolf582 ⋅ r/books
This is what it looks like when a book gets banned: a single email from a principal, with neither questions nor explanations.10yr ⋅ comradewolf ⋅ r/books
My nieces' first birthday just passed by and I wanted to get them something that meant a lot to me as a child. 11yr ⋅ socklayblue ⋅ r/books
After 5+ years in an apartment. I finally have a new house and my library back!!11yr ⋅ mtbrgeek ⋅ r/books
I could not help taking a picture of such a cozy reading place.. I wish I lived there.. 10yr ⋅ Iwantthesmarts ⋅ r/books
We had a small Book Fair for our after school program. All 1200 books were given good homes.10yr ⋅ LobosLocos ⋅ r/books
I'm staying in the hotel JRR Tolkien stayed in while he was recovering from the war. Here's the plaque.11yr ⋅ boredlike ⋅ r/books
At an antique store, I found a first edition The Moon Is Down by John Steinbeck. Being published in 1942, I thought the message the publisher put on the back was pretty cool. 11yr ⋅ socklayblue ⋅ r/books
Today i broke through the chains of oppression. No longer will page numbers tyrannize my life. I... have taken action.10yr ⋅ [deleted] ⋅ r/books
After watching The Boy in the Striped Pajamas, it touched me so much that I wanted to read the book. This is one of the very few lines that made me unexpectedly laugh.10yr ⋅ Steph1423 ⋅ r/books
I made a little graph to show how the books of a fantasy series tend to get fatter. Thought you might like it.10yr ⋅ slotbadger ⋅ r/books
I'm visiting Seattle for the weekend and found where I want to spend the rest of my trip.11yr ⋅ vikram13 ⋅ r/books
I've never read any of these other than Of Mice and Men; pretty excited for Faulkner. All for $4.50.10yr ⋅ Lisemarie87 ⋅ r/books
Just bought The Things They Carried at the library for fifty cents. Opened it up and found a pretty cool surprise...11yr ⋅ WeGotDodgsonHere ⋅ r/books
A boy sits amid the ruins of a London bookshop following an air raid on October 8, 1940, reading a book titled The History of London. (x-post from r/pics)11yr ⋅ goodbyesolo ⋅ r/books
This book got returned to my work today, and I thought Reddit might appreciate it. 11yr ⋅ redsezz ⋅ r/books
Had this on r/asoiaf and then had it removed because the silliness is not allowed on there. Thought I'd share another way.11yr ⋅ perpetual_wanderlust ⋅ r/books
[x-post from /r/Dune] Rereading my favorite series, when I came upon this quote. As a US citizen, I have never felt this more than I do right now.11yr ⋅ RayGunsofRhetoric ⋅ r/books
How is a hardback copy of a book cheaper than a digital download? This does not make sense!11yr ⋅ smokeygreen420 ⋅ r/books
