Whether you call yourself a bookworm or not, anyone who loves reading can relate to these things:
Getting in trouble for 'reading too much.'
Dianimations. - Coffee timeYou were always that kid who read every second - and sometimes even when the teacher was teaching.
You must always have one book with you. . .or two. . .or three.
Rory gets it.
Your bedroom also functions as a library.
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Books on the nightstand, books on the dresser, books on the bed, books under the bed, books everywhere!
When you're reading and someone is trying to talk to you.
I'm going to start wearing a 'Do Not Disturb' necklace.
Every book is like living a different life.
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I was fighting dragons last week and today I'm on a spaceship in the Milky Way saving the world, what did you do today?
You spend hours and hours in bookstores and libraries.
You know the library becomes a second home when you're on a first name basis with the staff.
You spend WAY too much time on Goodreads.
Other college students use twitter. . .I use Goodreads.
There is no better feeling when you reach your reading goal.
It can be compared to getting a perfect score on a test.
The book is ALWAYS better.
Although some book to movie adaptations are 100% on point, the experience can never compare to reading the book.
You spend hours admiring your shelves.
Gotta get that perfect #shelfie.
When you find someone who loves reading just as much as you do.
Hey there, can we be friends?
When a book ends in a cliffhanger.
I cannot believe the author did me like that.
You read every single chance you get.
Waiting for the professor to show up, when you're eating by yourself, waiting for the bus.
