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How did you meet your best friend? It still surprises me that some of the closest and dearest people in my life are those I met online through Bookstagram. Today I’m partnering with @harperkid to share the paperback release of “PAX”, a story of friendship and kindness about a fox and his boy. . Synopsis: (#FindPax) Pax was only a kit when his family was killed, rescued by “his boy,” Peter, from abandonment and certain death. Now the war front approaches, and when Peter’s father enlists, Peter has to move in with his grandfather. Far worse than being forced to leave home is the fact that Pax can’t go. Peter obeys his stern father and agrees to release Pax back into the wild. But before Peter makes it through even one night under his grandfather’s roof, regret and duty spur him to action; he sneaks out into the night, determined to find his beloved friend. This is the story of Peter, Pax, and their independent struggles to return to each other in the face of war. (Book by bestselling and award-winning author Sara Pennypacker and illustrator @JonKlassen. You can check out FindPax.com to learn more about the book and awards it has received.) . My husband actually just bought a copy of “Pax” last month and read it, and so it’s been on my list to read because he wants to discuss it with me. The new paperback edition has bonus content (discussion guide + author interview) and French flaps. We generally don’t keep doubles of books, but my husband shelved his copy on his shelf and this new paperback with the bonus content is settled onto my daughter’s shelves for her to encounter when she’s a bit older. Some times you have to change your book keeping rules for a book that’s dear. ‍♀️#booknerdproblems.

Happy hump day, bookworms! What are you reading this week? I've finally picked up my copy of American Gods that has been sitting on my shelf for eons! I'm about a third of the way through and I'm enjoying it. It's kind of fun to spot the differences between the book and the show . . . . . #bookstagram #becauseofreading #bookster #bookblogger #bookreviews #libraryofinstagram #instareading #instaread #bookdragon #igbooks #ilovebooks #bookgram #readinglife #dumbledoresbookisharmy #bookphotography #booksonbooks #booknookstagram #bookcommunity #bookishinstagram #readersofinstagram #booksofinstagram #bookrec #bookaesthetic #bookstoread #booknerdigans #readmore #allthebooks #bookgeek #bibliophile #ilovereading

– I’ve always set a standard on my Instagram that I should only post the most perfect photos on here, that I shouldn’t post spontaneous iPhone photos taken by friends as we laugh on city streets. But, I’m done with all that. Why not mix together professional photos with ones taken on a whim that are slightly out-focused from the giggles escaping us. Why not show the poised and the impromptu photos together? – : @rockzanaflores #NewYorkLike #Spontaneous #HappyLife

‍How much do you think Bookstagram has influenced you? . For me my main change apart from reading more has been my taste in the type of pictures I like and take. This picture is one I took maybe 2 years ago and at that time I was really happy with it. . But if you ask me now, I probably wouldn’t prefer taking such pictures anymore. I prefer a more natural sort of look, you could say pictures that have a human touch to them. That’s why I post so many cafe pictures . ‍What about you? . #BetterReadsChallenge 93/365 (link in bio) . #bookstagram

I think I love you! #bookstagram#bookishfeatures#mybookishfeatures#culturetripbooks#booklover#booknerd#bookporn#bookblogger#bookstagramfeature#bookstagramallstar#wearebookstagram#bookaholic#bookgeek#bookstagrammalaysia#bookfeaturepage#bookstagramfeature#bibliophile

When I was a kid I had it all figured out. I was going to have four children, maybe six, depending on how cute the first ones came out and I would make it my life’s work to teach them about life and ensure a pleasant and meaningful existence for them. It’s easy have fixed ideas when you know very little. Feminist discourse has been ambivalent on the topic of motherhood over the years. Due to its range, the movement has often included groups of people who believe that choosing to have children in itself contributes to the continued exclusion of women from public life and their confinement to the private sphere. Today, the general consensus seems to be that women shouldn’t have to choose between professional accomplishment and family life and that the appropriate conditions must be provided to ensure that those women who wish to have children can do so without feeling they have to sacrifice their individual existence. But what about those who don’t? Lorrie Moore’s ‘Terrific Mother’ tells the story of Adrienne, a young woman whose involvement in a baby’s accidental death leads her to believe she should not have children. Moore does a great job at highlighting the way in which the concepts of motherhood and femininity are inextricably intertwined. Once Adrienne decides she is not fit to be a mother she ceases to be a woman in the eyes of the community and becomes a pariah. Another issue that struck me in the story is the idea that, should a woman decide not to have children, she must justify the choice through a brilliant career. The fact that you simply don’t feel ready or want that kind of responsibility is not enough. Feminism aside (if that is even possible), I always found the way in which society has made parenthood into a “thing normal people do” strange. I often wonder if people with little to no parental inclination who choose to have children because that’s what you’re meant to do with your life ever regret it. Surely some do, otherwise we’d never hear about those outrageous cases of child neglect and abuse. So then, why are the people who decide not to have children the bad guy?

Today I’m feeling #blessed for all of my #bookstagram friends!! ‍♀️ ⁣ ⁣ ⁣ Real talk - if someone told me 6 months ago that not only I would have this account, but also that I would have a ton of new internet friends, I would’ve laughed out loud!! I have met so many amazing people through this account and I am so thankful for ALL OF YOU. My days are brighter through our chats and there are so many of you that I’ve made connections with and want to be real life, in person friends with immediately. But a few of my ladies deserve some extra special loOove today: ⁣ ⁣ • @ansleys.folio.society - I can’t believe someone I’ve never met IRL would just mail me a book after me just saying that I wanted to read it!! I can’t wait to use your sweet little note as my bookmark for when I dive into #StationEleven⁣ ⁣ • @beagle_and_books - THIS ONE got me a signed copy of #Parkland, mails me books (to keep) that she knows I want to read, AND chats to me about GoT. Seriously, how did I get so lucky?! ⁣ ⁣ • @laurasloaninglibrary - another strange (but v sweet) human who spontaneously mails me books from across the country, despite the fact that my TBR is 8 miles long and I may not get to your book until you’re back on the east coast. (& the rest of our girl gang - @workreadsleeprepeat and @sfbookgirl - thankful for our group text, snapchats, and you letting me be your friend after I got fomo and begged) ⁣ ⁣ • @kaylavblogs - my first internet turned real life friend!! can’t WAIT for more Philly adventures with you!⁣ ⁣ • And so many others who I just can’t get enough of!! @whatsofieread (my other half across the pond), @lauralovestoread (my day 1 lady), @allegedlymari (this BABE ), @natashaniezgoda (GL today, plant queen), @readwithash, @bookmarkedbya ⁣ ⁣ ⁣ Love you all and hope everyone has/had the BEST day! ⁣ ⁣ ⁣ ⁣ #bookfriends #booklovers #bookmail

«L’estate era arrivata con un anticipo straordinario, una mattina di inizio aprile. Già da qualche tempo, a scuola, si respirava aria di capitolazione: le cose avevano iniziato a sparire. I gessetti erano finiti, l’inchiostro si era seccato sulle pareti dei calamai, era finita la carta assorbente e avevano dovuto “fare a meno” dei bidelli, come dicevano gli insegnanti quando ancora si premuravano di annunciare ai ragazzi quello di cui avrebbero dovuto “fare a meno”. Col tempo i discorsi erano stati sospesi, i cambiamenti avvenivano in un silenzio imbarazzato, e dopo un po’ era scomparso pure l’imbarazzo: gli insegnanti si comportavano come fossero già oltre quella fase delle loro vite, e infatti uno dopo l’altro se n’erano andati, solo i ragazzini avevano continuato a presentarsi, perché nessuno gli aveva detto cosa fare.» #LaFineDellEstate #SerenaPatrignanelli #NNEditore • Da oggi in libreria. ☀️☕️

I’ll be at a conference all day Friday, so that means I have the rest of today off! ☕️I’ll be finishing up LOOK HOW HAPPY I’M MAKING YOU—look for a review and giveaway tomorrow! some gardening is in order this afternoon then tonight is a celebratory potluck-type dinner for finishing up a project on health literacy. And you already knowwwww how happy I get about potlucks. Potluck season is here, bookstafam. . See you all tonight for Midweek Midwest Updates! . . . . . . . . . . . #cozyreads #igbooks #igreads #springreads #bookstagram #bookstagrammer #bookblog #bookblogger #bookish #bookishig #bookishig #booksandbeans #handlettering #booksandcoffee #latte