Finally read Scrapnik Island. Something about it hits the... same as reading the Bone comic booksshow more

Woah!! What kind of technique is that?! It’s really,... really cool!! Like something out of the comic books I read!!show more

8 year old Katt Williams reading one of the... 3000 books he read per year.show more

Never looks the same as the anatomy books.

Forcing kids to read things they hate just simply... doesn’t work. Our reading philosophy at Alpha is simple: kids learn to love reading by reading what they love. Sure, it’s important for kids to be exposed to classic literature. But being forced to read highbrow literature as a young teen is often the very thing that makes kids hate reading in the first place. Many of them never bother picking up a novel again. If the goal is to have students fall in love with reading and become life-long readers, then we should cater the material to their interests. Whether it’s comic-books, books about insects, or a biography on the Kardashians, there has to be a better way. We built our own app called Teach Tales to solve this problem.show more

talking about the tone of his voice, “what are... you reading?” really did something to me LIKE HOW CAN IT BE SO CALM AS THE WATER IN LAKE, AND SO WARM, SO SOOTHING, WHILST SO HOT AT THE SAME FUCKING TIMEshow more

Leah being confused about Percy and Annabeth’s relationship is... so real cuz it was also my experience reading the booksshow more

Debuting in 1986, The Babysitter’s Club Was an Exciting... Series of Novels About a Group of Friends That Ran Their Own Babysitting Services. #thebabysittersclub #babysittersclub #books #reading #readshow more

i mean you read books to learn something

Something about football in the snow that’s just special!... These two videos were from the same drive by the way…the field finally gave inshow more

wendy read a comment from someone with the same... name as seulgi lol wendy: the name is the same as our member's, i thought it was her 😆🩵💛show more

Birdman: "I got enough power to help y'all" Inmate:... "Ok, We need books to read" Birdman: "You think reading books gone help ya.."show more

The summer book of the season is almost here.... I told Gallery Books we need summer dollars. Now, if the people can't read here, they'll be glad to read at the beaches of Cape Cod, the Hamptons, Long Island ... Preorder for summershow more

And now this hits different. Thank you for the... memory OT4 but it will never be the same again. It's time to finally put into rest.show more

Presenting the #BookerPrize2023 short films, featuring some familiar faces... reading from this year's shortlisted books. Watch all six films, and find out more about the books and authors, on our website:show more

taeyeon reading the back of the banner and someone... shouted “don’t read it!” so funny 😭show more

📖🇷🇺 Moscow underground turned into the "intelligent" one as... the internet is intermittent Passengers got books en masse & started readingshow more

We have to create a culture of reading. Let’s... read to our young ones from as early as possible. Not only do books introduce us to other worlds and cultures; reading will help us with our country’s literacy crisis. #WorldBookDay 📚🇿🇦show more

Second and third fanbase whenever their fave FINALLY books something

Once your culture is gone, it isn't coming back.... To preserve a culture, you must continually read the books and ideas that created it. That's why we started an online book club to study the greatest texts of Western Civilization. Every month, we study a new great work — so far we've covered Augustine's Confessions, Dante's Inferno, The Count of Monte Cristo, Don Quixote, etc. Currently, we're reading Virgil's Aeneid. Western Civilization has given us the greatest books ever written, but it takes effort to read them, and even more to read them well. That’s what we’re doing here, slowly, together. If you want to support our efforts, please consider a paid subscription. It makes a huge difference to the time and resources we can dedicate to this project. Paid members get: - Live community book discussions (biweekly) - Deep-dive essays to guide you through the books we’re reading - The full archive of book reviews, essays, and our 100 Great Texts reading list - Access to all community discussion threads (via the subscriber chat) - Ability to vote on what we read next This is not school. There are no grades, no credentials, and no status games. Just a community of readers serious about recovering what’s been lost, and using it to build something better. Welcome!show more

RM of BTS says you should Read Banned Books!... 📚💜 #BannedBooksWeek highlights the freedom to read, the importance of diverse stories, and raises awareness about ongoing challenges libraries face in protecting that right. Banned & Challenged Books list:show more