Mr. Goodreads and Miss Letterbox || Jason Todd x reader
â Both of you just shared your love for books/films in social media, but your followers saw the potential of an amazing power couple. What happens when you find out about the ship and decides to check Jason's account?
!!: smau + a narrated part. fem!reader. not use of y/n. bookstagramer!Jason x cinephile!reader. Pictures are from Pinterest. enemies to lovers-ish (not really???)
photo dump of the last week of June đ·
Watched Obsession yesterday. You guys know I don't usually watch horror movies in the cinema, I prefer to watch them at home, safe and cozy, but I've been hearing lot of mixed opinions about this film and I couldn't wait to finally watch it myself. I would rate it with 4 stars because it was really good and extremely disturbing. As always, you guys can find my complete review (with spoilers) in my letterboxd!!
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user1 Just came from reading your letterboxd review and I agree with everything you said â„ïž liked by the author
user2 Haven't watched the movie and never will, because I hate this genre, but I loved reading your review â„ïž liked by the author
user3 If she has a boyfriend, he either has to be another film-obsessed freak or someone who is the total opposite of her, like someone who argues the book a film is based of is way better, even if it isn't
‷ user4 there's this guy here whose user is @/j.todd who makes content about books and I believe they were made for each other, even if they haven't met yet đââïž
‷ user5 OMGGG JASON YESS THEY WOULD BE PERFECT TOGETHER
‷ user6 now this gotta be my new favorite ship
Normal People by Sally Rooney. 3 stars. I can't deny Sally Rooney is a very talented author, and the start of the book was very powerful and entertaining. However, the ending disappointed me (complete review in my Goodreads). I can't consider Normal People a bad book, it was beautifully written and didn't feel boring, but it's not one of my favorites.
user1 Normal People is one of my top 3 favorite books but I agree with some of your points in your Goodreads review
user3 love me a man who reads, is he single?
‷ user4 get in line
‷ user5 hope he is so he can date my beloved @/yourusername
user6 I'm finishing Normal People, but I kinda agree with you, It's a really good book, but I can't give it more than 4 stars
Can you guys believe I never got to watch Wuthering Heights in theaters when the movie came out? (I still did the trend with the poster and my husband Jacob Elordi). Either way, I watched the movie yesterday night and I have a few comments on it. Over all the movie gets 3 stars and I'm being generous. I haven't read the book but the film was... something else... I have a lot of things to say about this so you guys can go read my review in letterboxd (contains spoiler)
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user1 I loved the movie wdym đđ
user2 kinda weird for you not to watch a movie the second it's out on theaters
‷ yourusername I know right? but I was very busy when the movie came out, and when I finally got time to go watch it it had already been removed from theaters
user3 Jacob Elordi the man you are
‷ user4 idk he gives me weird vibes
user5 I love your reviews, they are so complete and so well written â„ïž liked by the author
user6 nah guys have you seen Jason's post? This can't be coincidence
‷ user7 this can either be coincidence or they know each other
‷ user8 maybe they know about the ship and are just messing around with us
user9 you should read the book
‷ yourusername not my thing lmao
Haven't had much time to read this past weeks, so I figured I could talk about a book I read a while ago, that I really enjoyed, and never posted my review here.
Wuthering Heights gets five stars from me. It's impossible to sum up everything I love about this book in here, so I suggest you all to go and read my review in Goodreads. But it's darkness, and poetic story has made this book one of my ultimate favorites.
P.S: I don't usually mark classics, so I just decided to post some photos I took this month.
user1 WE GOT JASON'S FACE REVEAL BEFORE GTA VI
user2 blah blah blah proper name place name backstory stuff
user3 que sĂ quesito que sĂ
user4 whatever you say handsome
user5 just here to say that @/yourusername just posted her review of the movie
‷ user6 idc if they know each other or not, they're my parents
‷ user7 They would be the perfect couple istg
‷ user8 mr. Goodreads and miss letterbox, straight from a romcom
‷ user9 they're married in my head
photo dump of this week before I got sick
Rewatched one of my favorite movies because I couldn't get out of bed and I'm so happy I finally get to talk to you guys about it. Dead Poets Society is my favorite movie of all time, hands down, no hesitations. A masterpiece. It's poetic, it's beautiful, it moves you and it's genuinely the only movie that has made me cry. As always you guys have my complete review in my letterboxd (with spoilers, just in case there's people that haven't watched it yet, in that case I'm so sorry).
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user1 get well soon queen â„ïž liked by the author
user2 so you got sick, that's why you were so active on social media lately
‷ yourusername I'm so bored
user3 Dead Poets Society really is THE film
user4 getting sick in July, what's in Gothams air?
‷ yourusername the real question is: what isn't in Gotham's air?
‷ user5 WAIT are you from Gotham???
‷ user6 one step closer to her and Jason meeting each other and falling in love
Found the Dead Poets Society book in my local library and, since I never watched the movie and the book is short, I decided to read it. It gets 3 œ stars. I found it quite plain and, although I think the story is moving, I'm not sure the book captured the feelings that well. Also, some of the characters were quite questionable. Either way, you guys can find my full review on Goodreads.
P.S: I think I like this photo dump thing, I might keep doing it.
user1 I think the same as you Jason, now lets kiss
user2 @/yourusername and him using their post's captions like letter, they're made for each other. She sings it with a kiss, and he uses P.S.
yourusername is this the guy chat??
‷ user3 ariana what r u doing here????
‷ user4 you really don't know the meaning of being nonchalant, don't you
‷ user5 so this is the level of boredom you reach when sick
yourusername You should really watch the movie, you would rethink those 3 œ stars you've just gave to my favorite story of all time
‷ j.todd I don't think the movie would be much more different from the book, taking into account that the book came out after the film.
Pride and Prejudice. 1 stars. Review in letterboxd.
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user2 miss ma'am are you alright?
user3 Jason and her might not be dating after all
‷ user4 idc this has potential for a enemies to lovers
‷ user5 I think they should kiss, that would fix everything
user6 idk what happened, but please come back and be normal
j.todd we both know that movie is not 1 star movie
‷ yourusername have you watched it?
‷ j.todd no, but I've read the book and I know pride and prejudice is not a 1 star story
‷ yourusername adaptations aren't always loyal to the original source
‷ j.todd you really are annoying
‷ yourusername I suggest you read my review on letterboxd
‷ j.todd I did and it only says "fuck you Jason"
‷ yourusername fuck you Jason
‷ user7 this is like seeing my parents divorcing again
When did you think this was a good idea? Maybe when you saw an opportunity to prove you were right about your favourite movie. That the story changed completely by watching it rather than reading it.Â
You knew Jason hadnât liked that one star you had given to Pride and Prejudice. You saw in his goodreads that it was one of his favourite books and decided to watch the movie and give it a low rating just to piss him off. Surprisingly, it worked, because he talked to you after seeing your post.Â
And now, waiting for him to arrive at your house, you kept checking the time, fixing yourself, walking aroundâdoing anything to calm yourself downâbecause you had invited a handsome man to your house without thinking it through first.
Of course you had stalked his account. It hadnât been until recently that he had started posting pictures of himself, at first all of his posts were the cover of the exact book he had read and then photos of some phrases highlighted. The man was truly a romantic. He mostly read romance novels, but his favourites were the classics.Â
You couldnât help but wonder if he had checked your account too. You posted photodumps more regularly, your account was almost your online diary, so he knew how you looked.
While you were drowned in your own thoughts, Jason had arrived at your building. It was a funny coincidence that you lived in the building right across from Jasonâs, and somehow you hadnât known about each otherâs existence until you decided to appear in his comments section.Â
Jason swallowed hard before knocking on your door. You opened it, with your hands shaking and your heart pounding aggressively on your chest. Jason was tallâway taller than you had imaginedâand he looked like he had come straight out of Fight Club. His leather jacket, a worn black cotton t-shirt, and dark jeans were a very simple outfitâbut combined with his piercing greenish-blue eyes, a fading bruise near his right eye, and a white streak on his hair? That man was breathtaking.Â
From Jasonâs point of view you were a sight too. He had seen your posts, he knew how you looked, but in person you had a magnetic energy that no one could ignore. The only reason for him accepting your proposal, of coming to your house to watch a film, was because he found you attractive. He saw the opportunity, took it and he didnât regret anything.
His voice woke you up from your trance. You moved to the side, letting him into your apartment.Â
âIâm Jason, I thought we should introduce each other properly. You have a nice house by the way.â He looked around, scanning your living room and kitchen with detail, like he wanted to find something. âYou have a lot of movie posters.â
âAh! yes. If you ask the correct people that work in the cinema they give one to you for free,â you explained, guiding Jason to your living room.
The movie was already paused on your TV, ready to be watched. Two bowls filled with buttered popcorn sat on the tea table, one for Jason and the other one for you. Once you were settled in the sofa you pressed play.
You couldnât deny that the first few minutes of the movie were awkward. Jason sat rigid on one end of the couch, looking attentively to the TV, paying attention to everything that happened in the movie. You, on the other hand, kept drifting your gaze from the movie to Jason, to see his reaction, to make sure he liked it.Â
And when the scene of the party came, you whispered: âNow look at Knox, poor boy, he didnât do anything wrong.â
Jason looked at you, smirked, and then turned his attention back to the film. âWell yes, but he still kissed her, and she has a boyfriend,â Jason remarked.
âHe kissed her on the head,â you defended.
âStill, thatâs not cool and sheâs unconscious, I wouldâve reacted the same way Chet did.â
And that started a friendly discussion between the two of you. You never stopped talking since then, commenting on everything about the movie, Jason criticizing itâjust to see your offended expressionâand you refuting everything he said, like you were the director herself. And when the movie ended, you kept talking and talking, until it was past midnight and Jason got a message from someone and told you he had to leave.Â
âItâs not a three star story,â you insisted, walking Jason to the front door of your house.
âFour stars,â he rated. You opened your mouth offended.
âFour and a half,â You suggested.
âI think Iâll have to watch it again to see if youâre right,â he smirked, walking out of your apartment. âThanks for the date, it was nice.â
âIt was notâŠâ But Jason had left before he could hear what you had said.Â
It might not have been a date, but you had enjoyed Jasonâs company, and something inside of you told you that you were going to see each other again, very soon.
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Sorry I haven't posted in a while, I've been re-reading Pride and Prejudice with my girlfriend, and she's a slow reader, but it was fun to see her reaction to everything that happens in the book.
You guys already know this is my favorite book and my review has been up on Goodreads for a while, but you guys have my review of the movie in letterboxd, if you would like to read it.
user1 HES GOT A GIRLFRIEND
user2 I'm the girlfriend guys chill
user3 his girlfriend just won in life
yourusername I'm not a slow reader????? classics are hard â„ïž liked by the author
‷ j.todd whatever you say doll
‷ user4 THEY'RE TOGETHER
‷ user5 MY PARENTS ARE BACK TOGETHER
‷ user6 this means they're now officially dating right?
‷ user7 the ship became reality
‷ user8 war is over
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Yes, Pride and Prejudice did not deserve that 1, I'm sorry. My annoying boyfriend insisted on updating my letterbox review and on writing one in Goodreads about the book, so I forced him to download letterboxd, and he has written his very first review there!!
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user1 the hardlaunch is crazy
user2 they both posted the same quote đ
user4 which book will be your next review about?
‷ yourusername none đ
user5 do we get an invitation to the wedding for introducing you to each other thanks to our ship??
‷ yourusername don't â€ïž me, you told me you weren't coming with me to the cinema this Friday
‷ j.todd I promise I'll make it up to you â„ïž liked by the author
‷ yourusername good boy
‷ user6 he's obsessed with her
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