On occasion, I write pretty well. Kurt Vonnegut's letter volunteering for JFK's campaign, August 4, 1960 [920x1205]11yr ⋅ KayBeeToys ⋅ r/books
I went to a used book store today looking for old books to be props in a mini-movie I'm making. I found this. Isn't it beautiful??13yr ⋅ Originalluff ⋅ r/books
Starting reading more Kurt Vonnegut lately: finally got this Futurama reference13yr ⋅ Father_Ted_Crilly ⋅ r/books
Got these today at the thrift store for a total of 7 dollars. Not a bad haul.14yr ⋅ jackcrumpet ⋅ r/books
Samsa's lone hours. (It's an ad, I know, but it's great. I'm not working for them or anything, I just liked the pic)13yr ⋅ _belly_in_my_jelly_ ⋅ r/books
Took this photo of my gf reading Fight Club (two favorite things merged into one)12yr ⋅ ryan_holiday ⋅ r/books
Hey r/books, I graduated from school almost exactly 2 years ago, and I promised myself I would keep reading on my own afterward. This is everything I've read since then.12yr ⋅ [deleted] ⋅ r/books
My dad's new Kindle arrived today and it sure puts my ebook reader to shame.14yr ⋅ [deleted] ⋅ r/books
Franklin D Roosevelt vs. the Nazis in a WWII propaganda poster: Books cannot be killed by fire.13yr ⋅ QuixoticNeutral ⋅ r/books
I didn't get a book from the gift exchange, but then redux42 went and was all awesome. Above and beyond. Thanks, redux42!14yr ⋅ shadmere ⋅ r/books
Holy crap, I totally forgot about these books. They bring back some fond childhood memories.14yr ⋅ noobprodigy ⋅ r/books
Reading Anthem by Ayn Rand in School, our activity was to have our own unspeakable word. This was the result.12yr ⋅ DrMaddMoose ⋅ r/books
Used to read these all the time when I was a little guy. I had no idea Jack and Annie were still having adventures in their magic tree house. 12yr ⋅ mageboy2000 ⋅ r/books
I HATE the new artwork for Scary Stories To Tell In The Dark. Here's how they ruined Harold (my favorite)11yr ⋅ maggotbrownie ⋅ r/books
I visited the library today and found this gem of a simile. Almost got kicked out because I couldn't stop laughing12yr ⋅ Snuffy47 ⋅ r/books
So this randomly showed up in my mail box today. A fellow Redditor bought it for me. Did he do a good job?14yr ⋅ swizzlenuts ⋅ r/books
I was cleaning out the attic when I found a postcard from 1965 addressed to my grandma Bev...it was from Langston Hughes 13yr ⋅ [deleted] ⋅ r/books
I don't know how long it's been there, or why I haven't heard about these things before, but I found a free mini library by my school! 12yr ⋅ MyLife95 ⋅ r/books
Has anyone had this happen to their nook? There are like 3 marks on my screen now. 13yr ⋅ zavoid ⋅ r/books
The worlds greatest librarian built a take a book leave a book in her front yard in Westerville OH12yr ⋅ alancar ⋅ r/books
So today marks the 50th anniversary of this fantastic story. Thank you, Ms. L'Engle, for the sharp, quirky, female protagonist you created. Virtually unheard of in sci-fi at the time.12yr ⋅ imprettynaive ⋅ r/books
Finished A Dance With Dragons recently and wondering what next, like me? Thanks to /r/books for these recommendations, arrived today!13yr ⋅ es-335 ⋅ r/books
I've always been a Stephen King fan and have recently fell in love with his son Joe Hill. These will forever be a cherished part of my collection.11yr ⋅ cmr589 ⋅ r/books
Found this in my amazing local used book store. I wish the whole place was like this!12yr ⋅ Glueyfeathers ⋅ r/books
This is how Maurice Sendak sometimes sent his letters. Just imagine getting one.13yr ⋅ JeromeTomorrow ⋅ r/books
From Pushing Daisies: She read about people she could never be, on adventures she would never have.13yr ⋅ amaya215 ⋅ r/books
Found this book at work and had to bring it home.. Is this really a typo or is this book trolling me?12yr ⋅ zombie_waffle ⋅ r/books
Stole from r/funny. Thought the rest of you would get a laugh out of it as well.12yr ⋅ Madhats19 ⋅ r/books
Did everyone else feel this way about 'The Sword of Truth' Series? Or another series perhaps? 14yr ⋅ TocYounger ⋅ r/books
Local Borders is closing in three days so everything that's left is at $1.99. Lucked out today.14yr ⋅ Cromlech ⋅ r/books
So I decided to get back into reading over Winter break. Since then, I've had some trouble controlling myself. 13yr ⋅ doctor_wordsmith ⋅ r/books
Nerd Quirk #137: You want to live in the Beast's castle from Beauty and the Beast because of his library.13yr ⋅ aliceberrysmith ⋅ r/books
I have a crap load of books and I haven't even read half of them. Books cover my entire house and my mum gets annoyed with me when I bring like a bagful home. I have more books at relatives houses for them to store for me. I read a lot and I love books. I just wanted to share my love of reading.11yr ⋅ [deleted] ⋅ r/books
My school's library is using these for scrap paper and it made me sad, so I took a bunch of them. 14yr ⋅ easilyamusedd ⋅ r/books
Had a bit of a 90s-gasm today when I met RL Stine, forgot I was wearing my Power Rangers shirt! 13yr ⋅ jzzsxm ⋅ r/books
What is that one book that you keep re-reading again and again, even years later?13yr ⋅ reddithgnl ⋅ r/books
I've worked in a used bookstore for 6 years and this is the coolest thing I've ever found in a book12yr ⋅ hawklineroar ⋅ r/books
A game with books. Go to the biography section in the library. Find where your last name would be. Read both biographies that are there that would be on either side of your biography if it were on the shelf. 12yr ⋅ omnimatty ⋅ r/books
I'm sure most of you have read this one. I'm half way through and absolutely obsessed:13yr ⋅ RetraceClaire ⋅ r/books
I figured r/books would appreciate this book I got in our office White Elephant party. Saw this and I didn't even fight after the booze!13yr ⋅ hidingmyname87 ⋅ r/books
I asked Neil Gaiman to sign my copy of his graphic novel Death. I later learned that he had just found out that his father died.11yr ⋅ atcaskstrength ⋅ r/books
While cleaning my room, I stacked all the books I have read in 2010 so far. Just thought I would share.14yr ⋅ [deleted] ⋅ r/books
Probably the most beautiful book ever written. Every page oozes meaning. The subtext, dramatic yet subtle.14yr ⋅ wantonballbag ⋅ r/books
Since everyone on r/pics is posting single line drawing, I thought I'd post Vonnegut's signature.13yr ⋅ zjpeters ⋅ r/books
For his lectures on Joyce's Ulysses, Vladimir Nabokov drew this map charting the characters' paths through Dublin.13yr ⋅ QuixoticNeutral ⋅ r/books
Elementary My Dear Watson. Found this in the rare books stacks where I work. 13yr ⋅ Truant_Muse ⋅ r/books
My mom took this picture of me 21 years ago. She was bound and determined to make me a reader, apparently.12yr ⋅ b00knerd ⋅ r/books
I can finally get to reading this series! Un-complete, but great find and cheap buy!12yr ⋅ LogicFlakes ⋅ r/books
A friend was cleaning out his grandfather's personal belongings. I saw this and asked if I could see it - he shrugged and gave me the book. (x-post from r/history, entire book in the comments)11yr ⋅ Celebreth ⋅ r/books
Hmmm... maybe I won't read that then... (from the Oxford University library catalogue)11yr ⋅ cnnicolet ⋅ r/books
I did not make this wallpaper, however I did edit it so it now can wrap around w/o looking silly(awesome for dual+ monitors) thought /r/books woudl appreciate. 13yr ⋅ TechnoShaman ⋅ r/books
So I'm on vacation with my family, and I found an awesome used books store...14yr ⋅ AwkwardTurtle ⋅ r/books
My illustrator finished the cover to my novel today. I am excited as all hell. What do you guys think? 12yr ⋅ [deleted] ⋅ r/books
