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Where there's treasure. There's thieves...Give merit to the sun, build two cloisters.

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1. Bad Men 2. How to Age Disgracefully 3. How to Kill Men and Get Away with It 4. Nevernight 5. Long Live Evil #femininebooks #femaleauthors #womenbooks #womenthatread #lemon8bookclub
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brisbookbag

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A cozy library room features a large bookshelf filled with books, a white papasan chair, a green sofa with a cat, and a round coffee table with a candle and plant, bathed in warm sunlight.
A close-up of a white papasan chair with a heart-shaped pillow and a blanket with red hearts. A book titled "VAMPIRES OF EL NORTE" rests on the chair, with sunlit bookshelves in the background.
A person is comfortably seated in a white papasan chair, covered by a brown knitted blanket, reading the book "VAMPIRES OF EL NORTE." Extensive bookshelves line the wall behind them.
cozy in the library
I’ll never leave for real #libraryvibes #librarycore #libraryaesthetic #bookshelf #cozylifestyle
Larissa 🧚🍃🧚‍♀ïļ

Larissa 🧚🍃🧚‍♀ïļ

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A title slide comparing "MacBook Neo vs iPad Air" with the question "Which One Is Actually For You?" against a light background, featuring a pink MacBook Neo, a white iPad Air, and a yellow MacBook Neo.
A comparison table titled "Basics" detailing specifications like price, screen size, chip, storage, battery, and keyboard for MacBook Neo and iPad Air m4, with images of both devices above.
A slide discussing the use case for students or work-from-home individuals, recommending the MacBook Neo due to its battery life, built-in keyboard, and macOS multitasking capabilities. A hand types on a pink laptop.
Which Apple to Pick 🍎🍏 MacBook Neo vs iPad Air m4
They’re the same price and both just launched, I did a little comparison so you don’t have to. Spoiler: which one is better for YOU entirely depends on your lifestyle. Student? Creator? Or just want a cute computer that works. Both start at $599 and already available for preorder. Which one ar
Unrealtoreal

Unrealtoreal

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New Release Tuesday 📚
April 28th 2026 This is the last one of the month Hurry and add them to your tbr today! #newreleases #NewReleaseTuesday #newbooks #aprilnewbooks #newbookrecs
Izzy Flawless

Izzy Flawless

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Planning a destination wedding but not sure where to start? 🌍âœĻ
Our Destination Weddings Travel Guide has got you covered with stunning venues worldwide—from the romantic gardens of Italy to the historic charm of a Scottish estate. Each location offers a unique blend of tradition, luxury, and breathtaking views, perfect for crafting unforgettable memories. W
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Regan | Travel Advisor

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A stone building with an arched entrance and a winding path surrounded by lush greenery, setting the scene for "fairytale spots in New York City."
Belvedere Castle in Central Park, featuring a gazebo-like structure on a rocky outcrop overlooking Turtle Pond, with distant buildings under a clear sky.
An arched cloister walkway at The Met Cloisters, with a series of columns, potted plants, and a brick path, evoking a medieval storybook atmosphere.
fairytale spots in NYC
Next time you’re traveling to New York and are looking for a bit of whimsy, check out these fairytale spots! Belvedere Castle Located in Central Park , this gorgeous lookout point and castle feels right out of a fairytale! The best view of the castle is across from Turtle Pond or you
Brooklyn Guide

Brooklyn Guide

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Lisa Siems

Lisa Siems

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A young woman stands by a clear lake with wooded cliffs, holding a camera to her face. Text overlay reads "HERE'S YOUR SIGN TO START A DIGITAL SCRAPBOOK."
A digital scrapbook page for January, featuring family photos, a Kindle, stamps, a daisy, and text like "MEMORIES" and "I LOVE YOU" on a collage background.
A digital scrapbook page for February, with family photos, a newspaper clipping, playing cards, a camera, a wax seal, and text like "BE MINE" and "The adventure never stops."
Digital scrapbook ðŸŦķ🏞🍓
This turned out so cute ðŸĨš here’s your sign to start! #digitalscrapbook #digitalscrapbookidea #scrapbook #scrapbookideas #Lemon8Diary #sahmlife #memories #stayathomemom #motherhood #picsart
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Eyricka lynn

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I mean I don’tâ€Ķ
#bookishthoughts #bookhumor #bookishhumor #booktok #bookish
Author L. A. Tucker

Author L. A. Tucker

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A vibrant mural of Albert Einstein with a colorful face, sticking out his tongue, painting a red heart and 'NYÂē' on a black building, introducing '10 Hidden Gems in NYC'.
Arched stone cloisters frame a view of a lush green garden with trees and plants under a bright sky, depicting The Met Cloisters, a museum with Medieval architecture.
A charming vintage shop storefront on City Island, filled with various items, colorful flags, and a bicycle parked outside, reflecting a quaint fishing village atmosphere.
10 Secret Spots that Locals Don’t Want You to Know
New York City is full of attractions, landmarks, and unique places. But there are a few secret spots that go beyond guidebooks, blogs, and social media. So, if you like hidden gems, these need to be on your bucket list! From tranquil gardens to abandoned relics, I promise you'll find a new “
Your City Gal | NYC

Your City Gal | NYC

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New York City Museums You Probably Never Heard Of
There are over 100 museums in New York City with a wide range of subjects. Some of the most known museums known around the world are the MET, MoMa, Museum of Natural History etc. Until I moved to New York 3 years ago these were the museums I was unaware of. If you are on a time crunch in the city
jennawillard

jennawillard

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A trip to the bookstore near me
Went to #barnesandnoble and just wanted to look around. Only 1 book really caught my eye, which is so surprising! I had other things to do, so just browsing for today!
Mich

Mich

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rainy day at the met cloisters #nyc #themet #thecloisters #autumninnewyork #fallactivities
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hiannawade

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A glass jar labeled 'TBR' with a key for genres by color (e.g., Red=Thriller, Purple=Fantasy) and filled with small folded colored paper slips, with the text 'LETS MAKE A TBR JAR' overlaid.
A piece of lined paper showing handwritten book titles categorized by genre, such as Thriller, Historical Fiction, Dystopian, Mystery, and Fiction, with some titles crossed out.
A stack of seven different colored papers, with the top purple sheet folded into 16 sections, illustrating the preparation for the TBR jar.
I started a TBR jar📚💕
I wrote down all my books I haven't read, leaving out duplicates, sequels to books I haven't read yet, and holiday books (Christmas) because I had 2 of those but feel like those shouldn't really be random. Turns out I have 60 books with fantasy being the largest category at 19 books!
âœĻïļMorgan📚

âœĻïļMorgan📚

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want book friends? you’re invited to 📚 book club 📚
Hi, I’m Hannah and I’m the host of the Moody Readers Book Club! 👋 it’s free and virtual, and we are always accepting new members. On each monthly zoom, we update our names to show our first name, handle, and pronouns - so we can connect and follow each other! Our zooms are also super chill and f
hannah 📖

hannah 📖

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A title slide featuring stone arches and a lush garden, with the text overlay "Places in NYC That Don't Feel Like the City."
Billings Arcade, showing stone arches surrounded by vibrant autumn foliage, which are the last remains of the Tryon Hall Mansion built in 1901.
The Ford Foundation Garden, a 160-foot-tall atrium with lush greenery, trees, and a reflecting pool, hidden in Midtown.
HIDDEN GEMS IN NYC 🚕🏙ïļ
Billings Arcade: stone arches which are the last remains of the Tryon Hall Mansion built in 1901 Ford Foundation Garden: 160 foot tall atrium with lush greenery and a reflecting pool hidden in Midtown Villa Charlotte Bronte: apartments built in 1926 with Italian inspired design and lush gard
Lex in the City

Lex in the City

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A woman smiles on the Brooklyn Bridge with the New York City skyline in the background, illustrating a guide to 10 worthwhile NYC attractions.
The top shows the Comedy Cellar sign inside a club. The bottom features a person in a hat viewing a sparkling city skyline from an observatory at night.
The top shows a group doing yoga on a rooftop with city views. The bottom features a person on a jet ski near the Statue of Liberty.
10 NYC EXPERIENCES that are WORTH the price
New York is filled with so many incredible attractions that it can be hard to choose which ones are worth paying for. 👉🏞 Here are 10 activities I've done that I think are 100% WORTH the price: 1. Comedy Cellar 2. Visit to an observatory—my favorite is the Empire State Building 3.
Your City Gal | NYC

Your City Gal | NYC

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A woman in a striped suit sits on a yellow subway seat in an old New York City subway car. Text overlays read "NEW YORK CITY PHOTO WORTHY SPOTS UNUSUAL LOCATIONS" with "NYC," "PHOTOS," and "TIPS" labels.
A woman in a striped suit looks to her right while standing in an old New York City subway car. The image highlights the "METRO" as a photo spot, suggesting using old yellow and orange cars for an authentic NYC feeling.
A woman wearing a brown hat and a light-colored shawl sits at an outdoor cafe table with white flowers. The image features "RALPHS CAFE" as a photo location, suggesting outside tables for a magazine cover style photo.
AMAZING places to get the BEST photo in NYC ðŸ“ļðŸ—―
😍 Incredible Places to Snag the PERFECT Photo in New York - Not so traditional spots! âœĻ We all love the classic NY photo spots like Times Square and Grand Central Station , but there are some less popular places that make great spots for that social media-worthy post. 📍 Here are some of
Your City Gal | NYC

Your City Gal | NYC

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A wooden, geometric bookshelf filled with various books, including thrillers and romance novels. Titles like 'The Woman in Cabin 10', 'Beach Read', and 'The Club' are visible, showcasing a diverse 'to be read' list.
Two romance novels are displayed: 'The Nanny' by Lana Ferguson, featuring a single dad trope, and 'Fish out of Water' by Katie Ruggle, described as a grumpy sunshine romance.
Three books from the 'Hades X Persephone' series by Scarlett St. Clair are shown: 'A Touch of Malice', 'A Touch of Ruin', and 'A Touch of Darkness', categorized as romantasy/Greek mythology retellings.
Books on my TBR📚💗
Here are nine books high on my tbr for the new year! Thrillers and romance are my most read genre, and these ones keep slipping through the cracks. If you’ve read any of these books, I’d love to hear your thoughts and which ones I should read first! 📚💗 #lemon8partner #lemon8bookclub #tbr
Bethany Taylor

Bethany Taylor

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Language Study Template (Notion) - Part 2 Tutorial
âœĻPerfect for Chinese learners (but work for any language too). Start your language study journey today with structure, creativity and motivation all in one place. Download now at 🛒missydizzy.gumroad.com #notiontemplate #studytemplates #chineselearning #notionstudent #learnlanguage
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Missy Dizzy

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A Walmart book aisle displays various titles including Nora Roberts, Chanel Cleeton, and Sarah J. Maas. A green bottle is on the bottom shelf. The image is labeled 'Walmart books pt2'.
A Walmart book display features various authors like Elle Kennedy, Krista & Becca Ritchie, Ana Huang, Lisa Wingate, and Ken Follett, with many books priced at $13.48.
A Walmart book shelf showcases popular authors such as Tessa Bailey, Emily Henry, Sarah Adams, Ali Hazelwood, Christina Lauren, and Katee Robert, with various romance titles.
Walmart books pt2
Pt2 #lemon8diarychallenge
Aly

Aly

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Places in NYC to enjoy in the rain ☔ïļ
When traveling to NYC you might get a rainy day, don’t let that spoil your fun though as there are places that feel magical in NYC in the rain! Just bring an umbrella and embrace the rain! Governors Island One of the best places to enjoy the rain with a view. Either spend a rainy day soaking
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Brooklyn Guide

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Destination wedding ideas. Save for later inspo
Destination Weddings If you are thinking about a destination wedding here are some places to start Caruso, A Belmond Hotel Abbayes Des Vaux De Cernay The Gleneagles Hotel Dromoland Castle Round Hill Hotel and Villas Susurros Del Corazon Montage Big Sky The Cloister at Sea Island Wood
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Travelgenius82

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The exterior of Great Jones Distilling Co., a dark brick building with gold accents, featuring the text 'NYC SPOTS great aesthetics & vibes to visit'.
The illuminated storefront of Nom Wah Tea Parlor at night, with two people standing outside, featuring the text 'Nom Wah Tea Parlor The oldest restaurant in Chinatown!'.
A person sitting in a serene garden courtyard with stone arches and columns at The Met Cloisters, featuring the text 'Met Cloisters You feel like you're in Europe, not in Upper Manhattan!'.
NYC spots with good vibes & aesthetics
Save these spots with a good ambiance, vibe, and aesthetics for your next New York trip! Nom Wah Tea Parlor This Chinatown institution opened in 1920 and is the oldest restaurant in the neighborhood! The Met Cloisters Wander around the medieval art like the famous Hunt of the Unic
Brooklyn Guide

Brooklyn Guide

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A bookstore interior with shelves of books and display tables. A sign in the foreground advertises "The New York Times' Top 100 Books of the 21st Century." The image has a text overlay that reads "September 2024 TO BE READ...".
A hand holds the book "The Immortalists" by Chloe Benjamin, featuring a cover with a tree design and colorful leaves. The cover highlights it as a "NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLER" and includes review quotes.
A hand holds the book "The Husbands" by Holly Gramazio, which has a cover depicting a ladder with colorful block letters spelling out the title. The cover also features review quotes and a "READ WITH JENNA" sticker.
bookstore finds -> TBR list: September 2024
all the books I found in bookstores this past month that I’ve added to my TBR list âœĻ #books #bookwormsoflemon8 #bookaesthetic #booksoflemon8 #bookshelf #bookstore #Lemon8Diary #bookrecommendations #reading #readingmotivation
Cindy

Cindy

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A stack of ten books reviewed for January, including 'The Cloisters,' 'Project Hail Mary,' 'A Court of Silver Flames,' 'The Queen of Nothing,' 'The Wicked King,' 'The Cruel Prince,' 'The Silent Patient,' 'Dark Matter,' and 'Crooked Kingdom.'
A hand holding the book 'Crooked Kingdom' by Leigh Bardugo, with text overlay recommending it and a 4.5-star rating. The book cover features a crow design.
A hand holding the book 'Dark Matter' by Blake Crouch, with text overlay suggesting it can be skipped if sci-fi isn't preferred, and a 3-star rating.
january reading wrap-up ðŸŠĐ🕚ðŸŧ
trying something new because i have not crocheted in a long time, but i have been readinggggg for the first time since 2020. 1) crooked kingdom - leigh bardugo (YA fantasy) i LOVED this duology! the vibes were immaculate. the characters were fantastic. i only gave it 4.5 stars because six of c
molly

molly

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Barnes and Noble run📚🛍ïļ
#bookshopping #fyp #booktok #bookrecommendations #bookhaul
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AnxiousGirlBookClub

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A hand with neon green nail polish gives a thumbs-up over a stack of books, including 'Queen of Shadows,' 'Project Hail Mary,' and 'The Poppy War.' The text 'mid year reading recap' is overlaid.
A grid of books read in January, including 'Crooked Kingdom,' 'Dark Matter,' 'The Silent Patient,' 'The Cruel Prince,' 'The Wicked King,' 'The Queen of Nothing,' 'Ruthless Vows,' 'A Court of Silver Flames,' 'Project Hail Mary,' and 'The Cloisters,' each with star ratings.
A grid of books read in February, featuring 'Sharp Objects,' 'The Writing Retreat,' and multiple books from the 'Throne of Glass' series by Sarah J. Maas, each with star ratings.
all 42 books i’ve read so far this year
I set a goal at the beginning of the year to read 50 books. Six months in and I’ve already read 42!! I have read so many FANTASTIC books this year. February and June are tied for my favorite reading months—February because hello, Throne of Glass!! I devoured that series in a little less than th
molly

molly

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i finally got real bookshelves!!
AND I PUT THEM TOGETHER MYSELF 💊ðŸŧðŸ˜Ī Words cannot describe how excited i am to finally have bookshelves to house all of my books!! They may not be the prettiest or most ~aesthetic looking~ but they’re mine and i love them. I have one more shelf to assemble, but ya girl can only do so much in a
molly

molly

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DON’T MISS these 5 Cool Museums in NYC!
I never really liked museums when I was younger, mostly because they weren't a big deal where I lived back in Brazil. But when I moved to New York , it became a hobby of mine to explore the coolest places and experiences, and in a city with so much history and variety, of course, that included
Your City Gal | NYC

Your City Gal | NYC

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A woman smiles in a museum with large skeletal exhibits, under text reading "NEW YORK CITY FREE ADMISSION FOR POPULAR ATTRACTIONS." Overlays include "NYC," "FREE," and "BUCKET LIST."
A list titled "FREE ADMISSION" details free entry times for New York Botanical Garden, Museum of Modern Art, Museum of the Moving Image, The Morgan Library and Museum, and The Bronx Zoo.
A list titled "FREE ADMISSION" details free entry times for The Whitney Museum, 9/11 Memorial and Museum, The Rubin Museum, MOMA PS1, and Brooklyn Museum.
NYC on a BUDGET: Save this for your next visit👇ðŸŧ
Stop spending money on these experiences! Did you know you can visit some of New York most DESIRED attractions FOR FREE? Yes! All you need to do is plan ahead of time so you can score those desired tickets and enjoy these experiences without breaking the bank. New York Botanical Garden
Your City Gal | NYC

Your City Gal | NYC

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A man and a woman are seated at a pink outdoor table, both engrossed in reading books. The image has a text overlay that reads, "BOOKS THAT'LL MAKE HIM OBSESSED WITH YOU," with sparkling and heart emojis.
The cover of the book "Why Men Love Bitches" by Sherry Argov is displayed. Text bubbles describe the book as life-changing, emphasizing self-respect and owning one's worth in relationships.
The cover of "The Rules Handbook" by Ellen Fein & Sherrie Schneider is shown. Accompanying text explains that the book teaches how to create desire and is about self-respect and understanding attraction.
Books That’ll Make Him OBSESSED With You 😏ðŸ”Ĩ
I used to think attraction was all about looks. Perfect hair, the right outfit, saying all the “right” things. But then I noticed something—the women who had men OBSESSED with them weren’t always the prettiest ones in the room. 👀 They just had *something* about them. A vibe, a presence, a confidenc
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Meredith Jao

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