Lost in Books.

My boyfriend of over 2 years sent me a game over skype. He said he wants to try and make Pokemon games since I play them so much. I opened it up and was super excited.

It seemed really well done and was super ready to start on my adventure!

He left a lot of cute notes and tips around town.

He remembered my favorite Kanto starter.<3

I was surprised it ran pretty well. I went on my journey and leveled up my Pokemon!

He showed me support and encouragement through a ton of NPC dialogue.

Then as im ending the game I come across this.

you don’t judge people who buy only paperbacks

you don’t judge people who prefers audiobooks

you don’t judge people who prefers ereaders

you don’t judge people who buys every other edition of books

you don’t judge people who don’t want to buy books

you don’t judge people who borrow books from the library

you don’t judge people who buy secondhand books

you don’t judge people who don’t finish books

you don’t judge people who finishes a book (or two) a day

you don’t judge slow readers

you don’t judge fast readers

you don’t judge people who cry while reading books

you don’t judge people who don’t cry over tearjerker books

you don’t judge people who takes care of their books to maintain their pristine condition

you don’t judge people who dog-ear pages, crack the spines, or write on books

you don’t judge people who sniff their books

you don’t judge people who caress their books

you don’t judge people who donate their books

you don’t judge people who sells their books

you don’t judge people for their huge tbr pile

you don’t judge people for having a few books on their tbr pile

you don’t judge people who write fanfiction

you don’t judge people who like to read fanfiction

you don’t judge people who don’t read fanfiction

you don’t judge book bloggers who just post book reviews

you don’t judge book bloggers who just posts book photos

you don’t judge book bloggers who just post reblogs

you don’t judge readers who have different tastes than you

you don’t judge readers who have the same tastes as you

you don’t judge readers

you don’t judge because each of us do things our own way

Also, he’s written a sci-fi novel and has spent time in Africa building a school and orphanage for abused teenage girls. So, good for that guy.

big books, little books, fat books, skinny books, old books, cool books, middle aged books, books that make me scream, books that make me cry, books that make me want to sing like fraulein maria from ‘’The Sound of Music’’, classical books,YA books, strange books 

Some Hollywood hotties – past and present – reading books.

1) Marlon Brando.

2) Benedict Cumberbatch reading Love’s Labour’s Lost.

3) Tony Perkins reading Look Homeward Angel.

4) Charlie Hunnam reading… anything.

5) Joseph Gordan-Levitt reading Kenneth Anger’s Hollywood Babylon.

6) Paul Newman reading The Garrick Year, by Margaret Drabble.

7) Gregory Peck, not surprisingly, posed with To Kill a Mockingbird.

8) Farley Granger reading The Edge of Doom, by Leo Grady. (Farley starred in the 1950 film.)

9) River Phoenix reading War and Peace.