Teacher Vs English Teacher Kids Hoodies

Grave for Dying Adverbs

Cute book tropes design: slow burn, friends to lovers, enemies to lovers, forbidden love, found family, love triangle, one bed, and many more. Perfect for literature fans as dark romance, regency romance, historical romance, romantasy, and fantasy, such as dark academia, etc. If you are a romance reader, this is for you. The perfect book gift for your library book nerd, bookworm, and bookish friend who is a fan of classic literature or is a book author, an avid reader, or a book writer. Also makes perfect literary gifts, ya books gifts. Wear your book tropes merch reading literary gift everywhere! If you love a modern retelling of greek mythology, it also makes the perfect book club gift or poet gift

Jane Austen's boys. Perfect for Darcy and Elizabeth Bennet fans. The heroes and villains of Pride and Prejudice are a lit gift for Jane Austen fans, English majors and teachers or any bookworm that loves classic literature.

For fans of Jane Austen's classic unfinished final novel, Sanditon, a literary character list including the names Esther & Babbers & Sidney & Charlotte.

Shakespeare knew -- past performance is a good guide to future behavior! A lesson I took way too long to learn, and have to remember.

The Book Was Better .. (see more like this in The Blue Box)

Haunt Your Library ● Book Nerd Reading Lover Design

But + T = Butt. Butt + e = Butte. Butte + r = Butter.

Charlotte Bronte - Imagination ... (see more like this @ The Blue Box)

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Jajaja Shirt I’m Bilingual I Haha and Jaja Sarcastic Shirt Spanish Teacher Gift Funny Spanish

The world belong to those who read - colorful bookish retro design with open book for book lovers, bookworms, teachers, librarians. Can be given as a gift to your best friend, relative, girlfriend and fits for World Book Day, April 23

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The perfect pun t-shirt! It might not be a metaphor for life, but it's definitely a metaphor!

Do you know someone who values their sleep AND is passionate about literature? Oh wait--it's you? Tell the world with this perfect Gregor Samsa quote from Kafka's The Metamorphosis.

Hyphenated Irony .. (see more like this in The Blue Box)

I love this quite from Alexandre Dumas's Count of Monte Cristo! Life is a storm my young friend. Wow, what a perfect gift for someone going through a tough time, or someone who loves literature! Your favorite professor maybe? It is a lovely quote, truly inspirational. I hope you enjoy my design! Designed by Debi Peters, Paper Rescue Designs. Thanks!

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Funny tee-shirt for anyone who doesn’t like bad grammar. May be a great gift for teachers.

EDUCATE.

I Read Banned Books

Now thats some big brain philosophical thinking. perfect as a cool present or for christmas or birthday.

Staring.

"Bruh, did you even cite your sources?" is a question or statement often used in academic or intellectual discussions to highlight the importance of proper citation and referencing. It implies that someone may be presenting information or claims without providing credible sources to support their statements. This phrase underscores the value of reliable research, giving credit to original authors, and maintaining academic integrity when presenting arguments or information. It's a reminder to ensure that information is accurate and backed by credible references in scholarly or research contexts.

Funny, snarky and timeless, insults from The Bard in white print (for darker colors). Our original text art of some of William Shakespeare's best.

It's alright if you don't know what "prefix" means, it's not the end of the word. Funny linguistics dad joke. Funny christmas gift or birthday gift for a linguist, phonetician, english language teachers, speech and language therapist, or speech and language pathologist.

Plagiarism is NOT Recycling.

EDUCATE.

EDUCATE.

Cute reading lover design for bookworms and english teachers

Hippopotomonstrosesquippedaliophobia is the fear of long words. This T-shirt shows the psychological name for the phobia of long words. The word itself looks beautiful typed out and makes an interesting and fun tee. This is a great tee for a psychologist, psychology student or anyone interested in phobias or odd fears. This tshirt can be worn anywhere and makes a perfect, unusual gift.

Spread fluency with this gothic-style anti-monolingualism design! Also available in black text.

For the lover of theater or literature, a few choice words from The Bard.

Team Oxford Comma all the way!

"Bruh, did you even cite your sources?" is a question or statement often used in academic or intellectual discussions to highlight the importance of proper citation and referencing. It implies that someone may be presenting information or claims without providing credible sources to support their statements. This phrase underscores the value of reliable research, giving credit to original authors, and maintaining academic integrity when presenting arguments or information. It's a reminder to ensure that information is accurate and backed by credible references in scholarly or research contexts.