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popculturebrain:

DC Pierson schools a lazy student.

THIS RULES.

This is just wonderful. The internet loses and then wins. 

(Source: dcpierson, via teachingliteracy)

The perfect swimsuit to accompany your summer reading. 

The perfect swimsuit to accompany your summer reading. 

incidentalcomics:

Required Summer Reading

incidentalcomics:

Required Summer Reading

(via teachingliteracy)

“In this subtle, meticulously crafted story, every word is a possible clue, and the characters are so engaging that it’s impossible not to get involved in trying to help them figure the riddle out.” —Oprah.com
Have you read THE DARK MONK yet? I mean, Oprah is basically telling you to read it. ARE YOU TRYING TO DISOBEY OPRAH??

“In this subtle, meticulously crafted story, every word is a possible clue, and the characters are so engaging that it’s impossible not to get involved in trying to help them figure the riddle out.” —Oprah.com

Have you read THE DARK MONK yet? I mean, Oprah is basically telling you to read it. ARE YOU TRYING TO DISOBEY OPRAH??

openroadmedia:

Rachel Carson’s Summer Reading List
In her bestselling book The Sea Around Us, Rachel Carson—author of Silent Spring and one of the most influential nature writers of the 20th century—included a list of “Outstanding Sea Prose” as suggestions for further reading. “These books are listed because each, in one way or another, captures the sea’s varied and always changing moods,” she wrote. “All are among my own favorite volumes.”
Here is her list - all of them ideal for beach reading.
Henry Beston’s The Outermost House: A Year of Life on the Great Beach of Cape Cod. 
Joseph Conrad’s The Mirror of the Sea. 
Richard Hughes’ In Hazard. 
Herman Melville’s Moby Dick. 
Charles Nordhoff and James Norman Hall’s Men Against the Sea.
H.M. Tomlinson’s The Sea and the Jungle.

openroadmedia:

Rachel Carson’s Summer Reading List

In her bestselling book The Sea Around Us, Rachel Carson—author of Silent Spring and one of the most influential nature writers of the 20th century—included a list of “Outstanding Sea Prose” as suggestions for further reading. “These books are listed because each, in one way or another, captures the sea’s varied and always changing moods,” she wrote. “All are among my own favorite volumes.”

Here is her list - all of them ideal for beach reading.

Henry Beston’s The Outermost House: A Year of Life on the Great Beach of Cape Cod. 

Joseph Conrad’s The Mirror of the Sea

Richard Hughes’ In Hazard

Herman Melville’s Moby Dick. 

Charles Nordhoff and James Norman Hall’s Men Against the Sea.

H.M. Tomlinson’s The Sea and the Jungle.

(via irisblasi)

ilovecharts:

101 Books To Read This Summer Instead of ‘50 Shades of Grey’

aaknopf:

harperbooks:

Last summer my eyes were bigger than my tote bag and it took me the rest of the seasons to get through my own list. These will definitely help when I have to pick-and-choose.

A list of summer reading lists! My book recommendation cup runneth over.

Lists! Books! SUMMER!

(Source: peterwknox)

aaknopf:

notesfromtheroughfront:

and two of them I worked on: The Mark Inside and Mr. G!  Check it out!

I love the summer book listicle season.

**I’m sitting on a beach. I’m reading one of these…**