Reading Together Books Novels & Stories

Still, Rooming Reeve was the right decision, and she hoped to have an opportunity to make that announcement soon as well. The scent of binding glue and paper filled her lungs as Kit walked through row after row filled with books of all ages, sizes, shapes, and textures. She let her fingertips graze their leather covers, let her senses explore the worlds that lived beyond those covers. If only she had more time to sit and read, as she had often done when she was younger. Any of the Representatives who mentioned a love of books would certainly win points with her, though so far only Jate had come right out and said he enjoyed reading. She supposed many of the others were too busy engaging in a

Alex was also opinionated about the books he read, and most dinners were spent debating over the author’s intent when it came to certain texts. Eddie found she enjoyed her dinners with Alex. She never had anyone to discuss books with before. Neither Thackeray nor Lily read more than what was required in school. Thackeray was too busy with his physical studies, swordplay and whatnot, to have time to read. Lily wasn’t interested. She enjoyed embroidery and horseback riding and found reading a rather “dull activity.” But Alex enjoyed reading. He loved talking about books with her and even suggested going picnicking and reading outside since the weather was nice. He loved and hated the same auth

~Vaela Groaning, I let my book topple to my lap, unbothered by the loss of my page placement. "This book is going to make me fall asleep." Hale seems reluctant to drag his attention from his own book. It’s a ritual, to sit with two chairs pulled up to the fire, indulging in quiet reading time together. We can read anywhere, and yet we have established silent agreement to be in each other’s company for it. I watch Hale’s eyes scan the cover of the book as I pick it up again. "You haven't gotten to the good part, that's why."

Once Alex is in the car, we drive over to the elementary school to pick up his sisters. It’s works out perfectly that they get out 30 minutes apart because there is additional time for reading! I roll down the windows and turn off the car to enjoy the fresh breeze. Alex plays a game on his phone while I read a couple more chapters of my book. Time passes so quickly when I’m reading. Before I know it, the girls are walking up to the car and it’s time to drive home.

After resting for a while, they walked around and saw a bookstore which they both agreed to enter. She was reading the back of Sense and Sensibility by Jane Austen when Jacob asked her. “What do you say let’s read horror books? Like the ones we watched today?” “Eh? I’m scared. You go read first, then give me a summary, then I’ll decide. Haha!” “Roger!” as he picked The Dunwich Horror and Others by H.P. Lovecraft and IT by Stephen King. They finished book shopping, it was around three in the afternoon when Jacob invited her to go somewhere else.

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She walked out of the building and headed toward the book store, certain they would find Ellie inside, the rest of the party following behind. Amanda and Ellie had gone to the bookstore. It was nice to have a friend who loved books as much as you did. They could stay in the library for hours, not needing to talk, just staring at the books, reading in companionable silence. They walked through the aisles, occasionally pointing out a book for the other to look at, commenting on a story or an author. They had chosen two each, knowing school would be getting harder and they wouldn't have as much time to read in the coming weeks. The draw of books was too great, and despite knowing their time wa

“No problem. I’ll just bring some to the table and read with you, if that’s alright.” “By all means,” Benjamin said. He left me alone with the shelf, retreating to the table and his notebook. I debated silently with myself, tempted beyond all reason to grab the three books from the shelf. But instead, I grabbed three texts that I had no interest in, red and black and brown, and brought them to the table. We read in silence for nearly two hours. But as my eyes scanned the pages, I digested nothing, barely even seeing the words on the pages. I had to remind myself to turn the pages to make it look like I was reading, all the while debating my next move.

"That's very kind of you to think about me. But aren't we better to read it together?" Austin bobbed his head in an instant. "Let's read this tonight." He raised the animal tale book, and I nodded at that. "Hm, what is this? What deal did the two of make?" Ruby's voice joined us. She just returned from circling the area to find some novels. That was why she had three books in her hands. "We agreed to read the book Austin choose tonight." I answered for us. "Oh, really? Can I join, too?" I assumed my son would reply to her. However, there was none from, causing me check on him. Turned out, he stared at the books in Ruby's hands. Soon, his hand pointed at them, asking, "Are those the boring bo

She was relieved I was here for the books and not something else. "Of—Of course, sir." Another swallow. Her gaze slid to my brow piercing, then fled. "Wh—What kind of books are we looking at?" "Anything," The word left my mouth before my brain stamped it. Rookie move. You don't walk into a store filled with over fifty categories and not have any in mind. She gave me a small, beady look—politely suspicious—and I knew I had to patch the hole. "My friends and I, we're doing sort of a reading challenge. For a week, we're meant to just read. The person with the highest number of books read gets an awesome reward."