#readers problems

whispered promises

kisses on rings

remembering something the love interest said offhandedly

that ~feeling~ when someone is there

that moment where the foreshadowing clicks

dancing in the rain

dancing in the dark

just dancing, really

dancing while plotting a murder

the marriage scene between Elizabeth and Will (iykyk)

holding them closer

whispering the same thing from far away

cursing under their breath

looking to find them and they're not there

consistency (r2 refusing to leave Luke because of what happened with Anakin the last time he was told to stay behind)

shutting about certain subjects with certain people but confessing everything to another

knowing looks

taking turns protecting each other

finishing sentences / thoughts

* tension *

excuses for butterflies

exhaling at a touch

Me: easy, one day and it's ready

Me: *writing a 3k paper for uni*

Under the parental oversight of public libraries bill, which has been proposed by Missouri Republican Ben Baker, panels of parents would be elected to evaluate whether books are appropriate for children. Public hearings would then be held by the boards to ask for suggestions of potentially inappropriate books, with public libraries that allow minors access to such titles to have their funding stripped. Librarians who refuse to comply could be fined and imprisoned for up to one year.

Titles including Sherman Alexie’s award-winning The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian, Kurt Vonnegut’s Slaughterhouse-Five and Laurie Halse Anderson’s Speak, a young adult novel about the rape of a teenager, have all come under fire in Missouri over the last decade.