Red Queen Series cellphone wallpapers Part 2.
Red Queen book art + Books Crowns + Books Initials.
You can find the first part here
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Tarot Decks by Theme
via aeclectic.net
- Abstract
- Affirmation
- African
- Alien & UFO
- Ancient Egyptian
- Ancient Greek
- Angel
- Animal
- Anime
- Art Nouveau
- Art Styled
- Arthurian
- Astrology
- Australian
- Beginner
- Books & Literature
- Business
- Cat
- Celtic
- Chakra
- Children
- Chinese
- Christian
- Collaborative
- Crystal
- Dark & Gothic
- Dog
- Doreen Virtue
- Dragon
- Dream
- Eastern
- Eastern European
- Erotic
- Fairy
- Fairy Tales
- Fantasy
- Feminine
- Fine Art
- Flower
- Food
- Gay
- Goddess
- Golden Dawn
- Halloween
- Herb & Plant
- Historical
- Historical Reproduction
- Holy Grail
- Humorous
- I Ching
- Karma
- Learner
- Lenormand
- Love
- Manga
- Marseilles
- Marseilles-Inspired
- Masculine
- Medieval & Renaissance
- Modern
- Moon
- Multicultural
- Native American
- Nature
- Norse
- Novelty
- Occult
- Ocean
- Pagan & Wiccan
- Past Life
- Psychic
- Qabalah
- Regional
- Rider-Waite Clone
- Rider-Waite-Inspired
- Rune
- Russian
- Sacred Geometry
- Scientific
- South & Central American
- Sport
- Steampunk
- Surreal
- Teen
- Thoth-Inspired
- TV & Movies
- Vampire
- Victorian Era
- Visconti
The signs as book genres
- Aries: Adventure, Action, Epic
- Taurus: Cooking and Recipes, Romance
- Gemini: Books criticizing society, Satirical, Comics
- Cancer: Romance, Drama, Biography
- Leo: Drama, Novel, Classics
- Virgo: Crime, Contemporary
- Libra: Chick-lit, Art, Mythology
- Scorpio: Mystery, Crime, Paranormal, Thriller
- Sagittarius: Adventure, Spiritual, Travel
- Capricorn: Historical, Economics, Politics (opinion books)
- Aquarius: Science Fiction, Dystopian, Futuristic
- Pisces: Historical Fiction, Fantasy, Poetry
Types of Gen Z Kids
mood™ embodied: tired, stressed, maybe depressed?? we can’t tell, knows all the lyrics to every MCR song, really nice when you talk to them, panda eyeliner, cool boots, warm smile, cute laugh, oversharing, weird aunt/uncle™, ‘haha I do that’ vine, tired, fuck society, will paint anyone’s’ nails if they ask, wrist kisses, maybe gay?? they have a flag, hates phoning family/work/anyone, tumblr, late nights at concerts, sore throats but big grins, falls asleep covered in 4 blankets
“same” rose tinted: pink roses, wears a pride pin wherever they go, prefers summer, an ally to all genders/sexualities/identification, non-confrontational but will joke about fighting you, shoulder kisses, soft eyeshadow, lidded eyes, sweet giggles, easy to fluster, wears whatever is comfy, flower fragrances, vanilla perfume, Instagram, ‘my friends will tell you I’m the nicest but not if you’re in motherfreaking isis’’ vine, likes to talk on the phone, slow dancing at 2 am in their bedroom, wants to make others smile, has lots of books they’ve never read
trying their best™: very kind, very emotional, likes hugs, forehead kisses, will argue if you talk shit about a sexuality/identity, tries to study but easily distracted, waterproof mascara, knows a lot of people but prefers their space, texting is hard, tired and running on 5 cups of coffee, wants to cry but too much to do, mismatched socks, has 5 missed calls and 21 unread messages, ‘road work ahead? I sure hope it does’ vine, vine (rip), falls asleep to asmr, reads x readers
A QUEEN: sings a lot, stans pop queens, is a queen themselves, likes glittery makeup, fashion icon in public but very messy at home, has like 2 best friends, holding hands, linking arms, knows all the gossip but only tells 3 people, ‘eyebrows on fleek’ vine, will cut you with their heels, snapchat, likes to practice makeup on others, will shower you in compliments, nose kisses, lots of butterfly kisses, snorting laughter, confident, goofy dancing at 11 pm in their bedroom
the celestial: warm hugs, gentle smiles, foreheads touching, likes to count the scars and freckles on their body, silly dancing with friends, dramatic story telling, ‘I’VE GOT A WATER MELON INSTEAD’ vine, belly laughter, is the sun, cheek and belly kisses, smudged lipstick, sometimes sad but tries to be happy, cares for their family and friends a lot, spotify, sleeps in a ball or across the entire bed – there is no inbetween, blanket hog
might cut you: distant but kind, not shy but not confident, soft smiles, mischievous smirks, ‘go suck a dick’ vine, likes to make their friends jump, airy laughter, goes along with their friends stupid ideas for fun, can cut you with their jawline and/or cheekbones, sultry dancing in their kitchen at 3 am, silly dancing in the bedroom at 9 pm, good at arguing, listens to ghost stories for fun, immune to horror movies, a little indifferent but has a good heart, commitment is scary, reddit
my favourite character died again: probably runs a meme account on some platform, john cena intro on the recorder vine, writes fanfiction of their favourite ship, back pains/wrist pains/emotional pains, says ‘mood’ to everything, cried when peter died in infinity war, is best friends with two of their professors/teachers, constant cringy flashbacks, AO3, watches [insert favourite show] on crack videos, internal screaming, all makeup is smudged, illegible handwriting, what is homework??? i do not know her
sleep is for the mentally stable: done with everything, easily annoyed, likes maybe 1 person??, will die for that 1 person, likes to stress-bake, tired and on 3 shots of espresso, youtube, has another project to do, mean glare, shy smile, has really nice eyes, ear kisses, short head nuzzles, haha I’ve forgotten what sleep feels like, mini migraines constantly, likes art and music, window shopping, ‘you remember one time I liked you?’ vine, falls asleep in weird places, is cuddly with 2 people (one is their parent), would rather be a cat
LGBTQIA+ Books
Since this post that Janel and I made, a few of you have sent me recommendations for LGBTQIA+ books so I thought I would make a kind of always growing list for people. (In bold are the books I have personally read and can give you details on if you message me). The list is sooooo long, which makes me super happy, and please make sure to message me if I am missing one you love! Also, currently working on adding Goodreads links and genre to all of these to make things easier.
In Iceland, books are exchanged as Christmas Eve presents, then you spend the rest of the night in bed reading them and eating chocolate. The tradition is part of a season called Jolabokaflod, or ‘The Christmas Book Flood’, because Iceland, which publishes more books per capita than any other country, sells most of its books between September and November due to people preparing for the upcoming holiday. Source Source 2 Source 3
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“ For those of wit and learning, reader’s advisor Sean recommends the following. [Descriptions by your friendly neighborhood tumblr editor]
(See also: Books for Gryffindors and Books for Slytherins)
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For those of wit and learning, reader’s advisor Sean recommends the following. [Descriptions by your friendly neighborhood tumblr editor]
(See also: Books for Gryffindors and Books for Slytherins)
Books for Ravenclaws
Atonement by Ian McEwan: 13-year-old Briony is terribly precocious. Her advanced literary skills without accompanying real-world experience, however, land her and people she loves in a great deal of trouble, resulting in a crime that takes decades to repair.
You’re Never Weird on the Internet (Almost) by Felicia Day: If Felica Day’s nerd cred isn’t enough to make you pick up this quirky, amusing memoir, consider the fact that she’s a Ravenclaw herself!
Matilda by Roald Dahl: Matilda’s mind is so powerful, she becomes telekinetic our of sheer boredom. Ravenclaws might see plenty of their childhood selves in this little girl who isn’t challenged by school and is ignored by adults.
Mrs. Frisby and the Rats of NIMH by Seymour Reit: A colony of rats who have developed enhanced intelligence due to laboratory experiments aid a young mouse widow in saving her family. While the rats use their intelligence for good, the role of the intelligent human scientists in the book must also be considered…
Mistborn: The Final Empire by Brandon Sanderson: A great fantasy novel for people who enjoy highly detailed magic systems that follow the rules of physics (for the most part). Sanderson’s world-building is also great for the thinking reader: he never gives away too much, but gives you just enough that you can reach the appropriate conclusions on your own.
Fangirl by Rainbow Rowell: It might be said that Cath overthinks things and spends too much time with her head in the fictional world of the Simon Snow series - but it probably wouldn’t be said by Ravenclaws. And of course, the book’s connection to the Harry Potter series can’t be ignored. Fangirl is a great choice for Ravenclaws heading off to college, or for those of us who were just beginning college as the Harry Potter series was ending.
The Martian by Andy Weir: Science and technology have finally progressed enough that humans can set foot on Mars! Great! We accidentally left an astronaut there! Oops! Mark Watney must use his wits and engineering skills to try to survive being the only person on Mars.
Cinder by Marissa Meyer: Ever wish Cinderella would just do something to save herself? Of course you do, you’re a Ravenclaw. You probably already have 16 different ways she could have improved her life. Cinder is the retelling for you, then. In this book, Cinderella is a talented mechanic up against terrible odds. She uses her skills to face down every challenge, including a government that explicitly oppresses her and people like her.
Hay-on-Wye, Wales, UK: The Town of Books
Over 20 bookshops in one small town!
Dream Vacation 😍
yahlayna asked:
what's one of your favorite books from each genre? looking for some new books to read :)
books-cupcakes answered:
YA Contemporary & Romance:
- Stolen by Lucy Christopher
- We Were Liars by E.Lockhart
- My Life Next Door by Huntley Fitzpatrick
- Eleanor and Park by Rainbow Rowell
Dystopian & Apocalyptic:
- Delirium by Lauren Oliver
- Monument 14 by Emmy Laybourne
- The Program by Suzanne Young
- This is Not a Test by Courtney Summers
- Birthmarked by Caragh O’Brien
- The 5th Wave by Rick Yancy
Paranormal:
- Obsidian by Jennifer L. Armentrout
- The Summoning by Kelley Armstrong
- Beautiful Creatures by Margaret Stohl & Kami Garcia
- Old Magic by Marianne Curley
- The Sweep Series by Cate Tiernan
- House of Royals by Keary Taylor
Fantasy:
- A Court of Thorns and Roses by Sarah J. Maas
- Red Queen by Victoria Aveyard
Thriller/Mystery:
- Ten by Gretchen McNeil
- Find Her by Lisa Gardner
- The Haunting of Hill House by Shirley Jackson
Classic:
- To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee
- The Death of Ivan Ilych by Leo Tolstoy
NA Romance:
- Ugly Love by Colleen Hoover
- Slammed by Colleen Hoover
- Wallbanger by Alice Clayton
- Losing It by Cora Carmack
- Beautiful Disaster by Jamie McGuire
- The Opportunist by Tarryn Fisher
Adult Contemporary:
- Landline by Rainbow Rowell
- Attachments by Rainbow Rowell
- Is Everyone Hanging Out Without Me by Mindy Kaling (Non-fiction)
YA = Young Adult NA = New Adult
