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teal.days

teal.days

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Pets in Literature
What is your favorite pet from literature? #amwriting #writingjourney #authorjourney #writer #pets
Katharine E. Wibell Author

Katharine E. Wibell Author

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New in Literature & Lattes âœĻ
#nextread #browardcounty #books #tbr
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literatureandlattes2

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A digital collage featuring a folder icon with the text "English Literature Tips" and a banner below reading "College Edition," set against a background of dark foliage and trees. The Lemon8 logo and username @cunningham_aspen are at the bottom left.
An open book with three torn paper snippets taped onto its pages, offering English literature tips: "Take notes while the professor is talking," "Write on sticky key points," and "Make tabs for each story." A golden star and small white flowers decorate the page.
An open book with three torn paper snippets taped onto its pages, providing English literature tips: "Buy a used textbook," "Turn stories/characters into things in your life for memorization," and "Research the story online." A cup of coffee and a vintage typewriter are also visible.
English Literature TipsðŸĪŽ
Things that helped me in my college english literature classes. 📝Taking Notes ðŸ“ļMemorizing Information 📑Tests #collegestudent #collegetips #literature #tipsandtrick #englishclass
Aspen.C

Aspen.C

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The cover of Darcy Coates' horror novel "Where He Can't Find You," featuring a hand manipulating red thread to form the title, with phrases like "Long Red Thread" and "Beware of the Stitcher." Overlay text highlights it as a top YA horror book.
The back cover of "Where He Can't Find You," displaying the book's synopsis about Abby Ward and the Stitcher, with warnings like "Don't walk alone." It mentions bonus illustrations and includes ISBN information.
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The best YA Horror book to come out in recent year
This book had me on the EDGE of my seat!! Darcy Coates does a wonderful job of combining different aspects of literature, breaking it up into digestible pieces, while also weaving a wonderful web of a story. I won’t explain too much, and despite how thick it is I was done reading it in one sitting!
Chilochacha

Chilochacha

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free books in PDF, Kindle, ePub, and other formats
📚 1. Public Domain & Classic Literature ✅ Project Gutenberg â€Ē Formats: PDF, ePub, Kindle, HTML, Plain text â€Ē Content: Over 70,000 free eBooks (e.g., Shakespeare, Jane Austen, Mark Twain) â€Ē Use: Totally legal; public domain books âļŧ 📖 2. Library eBook Servic
Ivonne Evangelista

Ivonne Evangelista

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Best poem in western literature?
Kandy Groves

Kandy Groves

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A hand holds the book "North Woods" by Daniel Mason. Text highlights include "374 PAGES," "MAGICAL REALISM," "NATURE," and "INTERLINKED STORIES." A summary describes the book's plot about a cabin's inhabitants through centuries.
A hand holds the book "Everyone Knows Your Mother Is A Witch" by Rivka Galchen. Text highlights include "288 PAGES," "LITERARY FICTION," "BASED ON TRUE EVENTS," and "DARKLY FUNNY." A summary details the story of Katharina Kepler accused of witchcraft.
books that’ll take you back in time
I’m gonna say itâ€Ķhistorical fiction is THAT GIRL. Nine times out of ten, historical fiction authors absolutely nail the setting and feeling of that decade and it makes the novel SO. GOOD. (I say that like i was even around in those times and know firsthand what the vibes were like lmao) BUT STI
molly

molly

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A hand holds "The Love Stories of the Bible Speak" by Shannon Bream. The yellow book cover features pink roses and gold lettering, detailing biblical lessons on romance, friendship, and faith, published by Fox News Books.
Christian literature?
I found these two books but haven’t bought them yet! I was a bit interested in them but I wasn’t sure if I would be hooked? I find it a bit hard to get into Christian books if it’s not devotional. Does anyone have any opinions on these in general? I’d like to hear everyone reviews! . . . .
Nikki âĪïļ

Nikki âĪïļ

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The ONLY bookstore in the Bronx
The Lit Bar is not only the first but the ONLY independently owned bookstore in the Bronx. Noelle Santos is an Afro Latina businesswoman and Bronx Native who took matters into her own hands when the only big chain book store (Barnes and Noble) was closed down in the Bronx. Ms. Santos created the Li
Christina Marie

Christina Marie

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Symbolism in Literature ðŸĪ
I haven’t quite finished Children of Blood and Bone (about 86% done) but I am absolutely obsessed, and I can’t stop thinking about the ways water is utilized in this book. Just as a warning, this post will probably discuss some minor spoilers so be aware of that if you plan to read this but haven’t
Bea🍉

Bea🍉

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A white miniature lighthouse with a red top stands amidst lush greenery and trees at Bookworm Gardens, which houses over 70 gardens inspired by children's books.
A charming, small wooden house-like structure with a gate and potted flowers, featuring a sign that reads, 'The world is full of perfect things when you come look with me,' inviting visitors to explore the gardens.
Places to Visit in Wisconsin: Bookworm Gardens 📚
Bookworm Gardens in Sheboygan, Wisconsin features all your favorite childhood characters and stories come to life. Open May through October, these vibrant, playful gardens beautifully weave together children's literature, the natural world, and the imagination. ​Whether you’ve always wante
Shaye âœĻ

Shaye âœĻ

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Is pursuing a degree in English Literature useless
I’m not sure that I am at the right placeâ€Ķ feel free to drop a comment. I love it but wrong about getting payed in the future. If there’s people who studied (or are currently studying) in the field, what were your experience? #letschat #storytime #AskLemon8 #degree
CarolineâœĻ

CarolineâœĻ

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spicy romances for the WIN ðŸŒķïļ
Some of my favorite spicy scenes in books!! These had me SWEATIN’ #spicybooks #spicyromances #tbrlist #bookgirl #bookishthings
Lindsey Jane

Lindsey Jane

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Some of my fav translated literature
ðŸĶŠ #literature #booktok #literaryfiction #classicbooks
Wren

Wren

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35 Hobbies For Women To Pick Up In Their 20s ðŸŦķ✍ïļ
These activities are some that have personally kept me OR other females in their 20s I have met engaged: Photography ðŸ“ļ: Capturing moments and creating visual stories. Yoga and Meditation 🧘‍♀ïļ: Finding inner peace and staying grounded. Cooking and Baking ðŸģ: Experimenting with flavors and cr
ZINNIABEA SAGED

ZINNIABEA SAGED

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A white rectangular overlay presents the reading list for January, February, and March, including Anchor, Core Reads, and Add-On books, against a blurred background of a person and dried flowers.
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2026 Reading List To Grow In Knowledge & Intellect
One of my goals this year is to read 65 books to cultivate more knowledge, mental depth & intellect. I curated this reading list of several genres including classic literature, philosophy, self growth, historical fiction & non fiction & more. If you intend to use this list eithe
CassieLeigh

CassieLeigh

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Only 17 in medical literature
We need your help more than you can ever imagine. Like, share, comment, save and get the word out to everyone and anyone!!! #coachmac #wintheinchwintheday #mentalhealthawareness #cancer #scared
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ko_cancer_coach_mac

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VAMPIRE BOOK RECS ðŸĐļ🧛ðŸŧ⛓ïļðŸ–Ī
Here for the vampy and gothic vibes ALWAYS 😍 #bookwormsoflemon8 #vampirebooks #darkacademia #booksoflemon8 #reader
Lindsey Jane

Lindsey Jane

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Books and literature written by black authors ðŸĪŽāū€ā―ēāū€ā―ē☕ïļŽá°.
Happy 100 years of black history month!! I wanted to share some of my favorite reads from different genres that have been written by black authors both African American and Caribbean. Our voices and stories are VERY IMPORTANT! ☕ïļ Genres included: - romance - sports romance - nonfiction -
Queen N  âœŋ

Queen N âœŋ

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Into to Gothic Literature ðŸ–Ī📚
I’m really deep in a gothic literature mood because the story I’m writing right now is very gothic leaning! So, here’s some gothic books you NEED to read !!! These are some of my favorites, and books that I think give you a really approachable understanding of gothic literature. I’d recommend s
carmen 📚

carmen 📚

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Interesting things to do in Central Park
When you’re traveling to New York , you can’t miss Central Park ! Here are a few spots not to miss! Belvedere Castle Yes, Central Park has a castle! And you can climb it! Although, I think the best views are from the other side of Turtle Pond near Great Lawn Oval. The Mall and Literary
Brooklyn Guide

Brooklyn Guide

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Books + Besties
When in Barnes, you shop til you drop with your book besties 🛍ïļðŸ“šâĪïļ #bookmemes #books #bookishthings #readersoflemon8 #bookshopping
Lindsey Jane

Lindsey Jane

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Stalking Dark romance recs
Have you read any of these? 📚ðŸ–Ī What was your thoughts if you had? #books #darkromancebooks #lemon8bookworm #booktok #book recommendations
Chrissy.Spicy.literature

Chrissy.Spicy.literature

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What is Southern Gothic Literature?
Southern Gothic is two worlds combined. South: a story set in a Southern setting like Tennessee, Georgia, Mississippi. Typically rural places--small Southern towns. Gothic: dark and moody. But it isn't always the atmosphere. It's the characters. The emotions. The relationships. Southe
Tania Ramos Emotional Fiction

Tania Ramos Emotional Fiction

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Stories shaped by African Literature
#literature #african #africanliterature
Sarah Henao

Sarah Henao

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“Smell is a word, perfume is literature” 💎
#dailyperfume #creatorsearchinsights #scentaddict #fragrancecommunity #scentcollector
Kitty

Kitty

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The Secret Weapon for Literature Review
- Undermind.aiâœĻ Undermind.ai is not just a tool, it’s a game-changer for anyone dealing with literature reviews. It doesn’t just understand complex issues, it mimics the human research thinking process. It swiftly locates relevant literature and generates comprehensive review content. Say goodbye
Valder

Valder

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🧠 Literature Quiz no. 1
#oneminutequiz #quiz #trivia
One Minute Quiz

One Minute Quiz

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