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This is my family. I found it, all on my own. It's little, and broken, but still good. Yeah, still good.

Bookish Appreciation Week

Bookish Appreciation Week, June 28th - July 4th!

It's time for the first ever Bookish Appreciation Week! This will be a week in celebration of the tv show Bookish, before the second series airs!

All forms of creation welcome! Gifs, screenshots, fanfictions, video edits, meta, headcanons, art, you name it!

How to participate: Create anything you'd like and either use the tag #bookish appreciation week or you can go ahead and tag this blog! I will be reblogging everything that's posted.

Rules: No AI usage of any kind. Don't use the tag for other media (i.e. don't make a Sherlock gif set and call it Bookish).

Q: Do I need to use the prompt list to participate? A: No, that's just to help get people's gears turning! Use some, all, or none, it's up to you! The prompt list is just general.

Bookish Appreciation Week

Favorite Quote: "I'm good at knocking things together. I... I always have been. Wardrobes... Wireless sets... Heads. I was in the Land Army."

This teaser still is so funny to me. Like, what's going on here?

Why is Trottie staring at right at the camera? It's made even more obvious by the fact she is the only thing in the shot facing pointed at the camera.

What is with Jack's suit? That suit immediately made me think of those white-and-black striped prison uniforms, which isn't exactly great considering his past. Either that or he's with the mafia (though the stripes are maybe a little wide for that).

Why is Colonel Winters' hand on Trottie's back? I guess maybe he's actually holding the car door, but Trottie is in the way.

Something is going on between Colonel Winters and Jack and Trottie is just. In the middle. She might be pushing Jack into the taxi so they can get away from Winters (is he harassing them? Asking the wrong sorts of questions?) or she's seeing Jack off. Who knows.

All in all, out of context it looks like some sort of picture where mom and dad are sending their kid off to college or his first job.

Rules: Post the last line you wrote on a WIP

Tagged by @m34gs thank you for the tag, lovely! See her post here.

I cheated and did the last two because the dialogue doesn't make sense without the context.

Jack started his apologies as Book finally walked in, plucking his daughter from his employee and sweeping the towel around her in a fluid motion, bouncing her enough to make her giggle. "No need to worry, Jack, happens to the best of us. Best to leave her a few moments between undressing her and putting her in the bath."

From my Bookish Kids AU. Previous scenes: Let's Go to Crime Scenes With Papa, Penny! , and His Girls