Half the books you were "forced" to read in high school are actually spectacular, you just didn't have the emotional maturity to understand them yet.

I have to be successful because I like expensive things (books)

If I say “I’m gonna read this book soon,” please know that “soon” could mean tonight or 2029.

I simply can't go to a bookstore without pointing out every single book I've read.

Buying books, reading books and adding books to your tbr are all 3 entirely separate hobbies.

Romance books with dual POV so you experience the yearning from both perspectives >>>>>

Always better to have your nose in a book than in other people's business.

Finally hit 1000 followers!! I love you #booktwt

I don't know the secret to happiness, but I've never been sad in a bookstore.

I love reading books because every once in a while, a character says something that I've always felt but never knew how to express in words.

I deeply care about like 5 people in my life, and about 400-600 fictional book characters.

"Reading before bed makes you sleep faster" is the biggest lie ever. Clearly, nobody who says that has ever picked up a genuinely good book.

If you don’t read books, that’s fine. Just don’t talk to me like you’re proud of it.

Strolling aimlessly in a bookshop is selfcare.

My toxic trait is impulse buying books and then not reading them for months

Many people, myself among them, feel better at the mere sight of a book.

I think all readers will agree that there's no such thing as too many books.📚

Who are we? "BOOKWORMS!" What do we want?! "MORE BOOKS!" When will we read them?! [INDISTINCT MUMBLING ABOUT HUGE TBR AND MAYBE NEXT YEAR]

It causes me genuine stress to know there are books out there that I would absolutely love, but don’t know of.

Being a bookworm is 20% reading and 80% fantasizing about reading or buying new books. 📚

I believe you should always re-read your favorite books at different stages of your life. The plot never changes but your perspective does.