Reading T-Shirts

Reading really is FUNdamental!

The nine emblems from the Outlander book series.

Gift your literature geek this Edgar Allan Poe t-shirt and a raven will visit you. *DISCLAIMER* A raven whiny really visit you, I can't control them.

“I have not the pleasure of understanding you.” Mr Bennet says to his very silly wife when she is prattling on about something. A nice, polite way of expressing yourself.

If I can't take my book, I'm not going

Boooks Tish

A delightful dream begins with coffee and books!

Change comes for us all..

Black Writer. Representation matters. It’s important to see representation on television, in advertising, in the workplace, and in the real world. This series lets black people tell the world “I’m black and I do this.” It may just inspire someone to follow their dream.

always more to story,

Adventure

Easily Distracted by Books

Painting of a reader on a misty day on an Adirondack lake in upstate New York.

Show your pride for your profession and for the Palmetto State!

Good dog looks shy and gentle in her calico dress and bows but she’s a rebel at heart and enjoys reading banned books.

One of the characters from Richard A. Isbell's beloved children's book "My Mom, My Hero!"

Show your pride for your profession and for the Tar Heel State!

Genius thinking! Keep on your goals. Life is an ongoing learning experience.

Brunette with Book

German Mastiff Dog Design that reads: "I Just Want To Read Books And Pet My Great Dane". That's just right for a Reading Lover who owns a Great Dane.

Sorry, I'm all booked

Writer Scott Fitzgerald Retro Cool Poster Propaganda Art Design.

Show your love of reading with this fun heart-shaped design.

Bookmarks are for quitters

Show your pride for your profession and for the Buckeye State!

This Oxford design is from my original artwork. www.casimirasquirkyart.com

Step into the dark and mysterious world of wizardry with our latest design inspired by the infamous Dolores Umbridge scene from Harry Potter. "I Must Not Tell Lies" echoes in blood-red letters, capturing the chilling essence of magical punishment. Perfect for fans who appreciate the darker side of the wizarding world, this haunting design is bound to cast a spell of intrigue and mystique wherever you go.

As readers, we definitely tend to love books better than people! Unless you're a fellow reader of course!

Everybody needs a little break once in a while.

Orchid & AJ logo

Poetry lover. Art deco, art nouveau

Staying up late to finish that chapter...

Diversifying your bookshelf means seeking out stories from perspectives and backgrounds different from your own, and often outside what is taught in the average curriculum. It means seeking out a range of fiction, non-fiction, poetry and essays -- and graphic novels & comics, too! . As a white woman who loves reading & grew up in incredibly white, straight (R U R A L) New Hampshire, my local library didn't have a single lgbtq+ text (unless you count Fried Green Tomatoes, which, I mean, you should-- but I digress). The postage stamp sized library didn't have many books by/about POC either, and my high school library wasn't much different. My experience isn't dissimilar to many people in the US - and it's our responsibility to make up it.

The Mouse and the Motorcycle is a children's novel written by Beverly Cleary, illustrated by Louis Darling and published in 1965. It is the first in a trilogy featuring Ralph S. Mouse, a house mouse who can speak to humans (though typically only children), goes on adventures riding his miniature motorcycle, and who longs for excitement and independence while living with his family in a run-down hotel.

It's a nice summer day to swim with Mr. Darcy. Gladly, there's a lake at Pemberley.

Coffee Books and Rain