13 Studious Celebs Caught Reading

The best book porn you could ever ask for.

Erin La Rosa 2 months ago 112 responses

31 Awesome Perks Of Being An English Major

As if being a bookworm is a bad thing?

Jessica Misener 2 months ago 172 responses

38 Things You Will Never Read Again In Your Life

…unless you have children. Or you’re just still a child at heart!

Dave Stopera 4 months ago 579 responses

Kid Writes Awesome Letter To Scholastic Book Clubs

Pedro sent an incredibly thoughtful thank you note, in which he mentions his love for books and calls The Westing Game “limit-breakingly stupendous.”

Stacy Lambe 4 months ago 93 responses

"Sherlock Holmes" And "Twenty Thousand Leagues Under The Sea" Reimagined As Gay Love Stories

Thanks to the astounding popularity of Fifty Shades of Grey’s witless eroticism, Total-E-Books will publish a series of classic novels with the addition of new sex scenes. The series of ebooks called Clandestine Classics includes tales of Sherlock and Watson’s gay love affair; Jane Eyre’s sexual submissiveness; and Mr. Darcy’s naughty attempts to screw Elizabeth Bennett in the meadow. Here are some excerpts.

Amy Odell 10 months ago 38 responses

The 7 Best Books About The British Royals To Read At The Beach

They have phone sex, threesomes, and babies via turkey baster — that is, if you believe everything ever written in book form about the crowned clan across the pond. Here’s a guide to the best books about the royals, with our patented five-crown rating system.

Jessica Testa 10 months ago 6 responses

The Only 20 Books You’ll Ever Need To Read In Life

I think. I don’t know? Maybe. Yes, definitely!

Lauren Yapalater 11 months ago 296 responses

The Problem With Paying To Read Things Later

Readability’s bold experiment to pay publishers for articles saved by users failed. What went wrong with it.

Matt Buchanan 11 months ago respond

Take The Test: How Fast Do You Read? on flavorwire.com ›

And how do you measure up to everyone in the USA? Bonus points for reading comprehension.

Flavorwire a year ago respond

The Origin Of #Long Things

We’re probably in a bubble in terms of the way we talk about reading longer pieces of writing. But where did #longreads and longform come from?

Matt Buchanan a year ago 3 responses

What Was Your Favorite Book In High School And Why?

Were you the kid reading Catcher In The Rye, did you go through a really bitter Lord Of The Flies phase, how many times were you forced to read The Great Gatsby? We want to know what your favorite book was and why! Read More ›

Ryan Broderick a year ago 2 responses

These 24 Books Have Actually Been Published

You should never judge a book by it’s cover. Unless it’s these books. Then you should definitely judge them.

hgrant a year ago 293 responses

Porn Star Sasha Grey Reading To Kids At A Grade School

Before anyone gets up in arms, when was the last time you read to kids at a grade school? Yeah, I thought so. Sasha Grey, who retired from adult films two years ago, reads to first and third graders at Emerson Elementary School in Compton, California. Some of the parents freaked out and the school actually denied this ever happened. But then TMZ found these photos.

Gavon Laessig a year ago 170 responses

Louis CK On Tom Sawyer And Huck Finn

Louis CK likes to read Mark Twain to his kids at bedtime. Well, sort of. (via.) View Media ›

Brian Abrams a year ago 30 responses

Christopher Walken Reads The Three Little Pigs

From Channel 4’s “Saturday Zoo” in the UK. Air date 1/30/93. (via neatorama.com) Watch Video ›

Brian Abrams a year ago 91 responses

What Should I Read Next?

Can’t decide on a summer read yet? Sit right back and let this handy flowchart do all the work for you! (via twitter.com) View Image ›

Dorsey Shaw a year ago 20 responses

Become Someone Else

This intriguing series of ads for a used bookstore in Lithuania encourages readers to really lose themselves in a good book. (Via) View List ›

Jed Oliver 2 years ago 134 responses

Nobody Reads My Blog

Yep, seems about right. View Image ›

sly 2 years ago 98 responses

The Most Engrossing Book in The World

I bet it isn’t Twilight… View Image ›

Haley Rose 2 years ago 30 responses

How to Open a New Book

This is very serious business indeed. (Note: I was unable to date this particular image, but this advice was circulating as early as 1895. OK, history lesson over!) View Image ›

Clio, the Muse of History 2 years ago 68 responses

You Can’t Be An Astronaut! It’s Just Not Realistic!

Shouldn’t you be encouraging your kid’s dreams? Not according to Joseph Smets, who takes a more realistic approach to teaching kids to make more practical choices in life. When did practical ever get anyone anywhere? View Image ›

MelisBuzzFeed 2 years ago 104 responses

Share Your Favorite Childhood Books

Happy International Literacy Day! What were your favorite childhood books? [Note: Technically ILD was yesterday, but there’s a case to be made that literacy is still important. Add your favorites below!] View List ›

Rebecca E. 2 years ago 20 responses

At Bookstore, Even Nonbuyers Regret Its End on nytimes.com ›

With more people choosing to buy books online, a Barnes & Noble on the Upper West Side prepared to close early next year.

NYTimes 2 years ago respond

What the the?

What the the hell? My mind is blown. View Image ›

Reddit Top Links 2 years ago 2 responses

The Writer Who Couldn’t Read

The surprising true story of Canadian novelist Howard Engel, who woke up one morning to find that he could still write but was no longer able to read. (Via.) Watch Video ›

Elmar Burchia 2 years ago 49 responses

50 Iconic Book Covers on abebooks.com ›

These totally make me wish I knew how to read. :( (Via TurtleFeed.)

Jack Shepherd 2 years ago 14 responses

Reading Underground on nytimes.com ›

Even if they are wedged into a corner, New York’s subway riders still manage to read. And they read just about everything.

NYTimes 3 years ago respond

Reading Rainbow is ending after 26 years on npr.org ›

After 26 years, Reading Rainbow will end due to lack of funding.

Reddit Top Links 3 years ago respond

This Dog Can Read!

No, seriously. It took just six weeks for trainer Lyssa Rosenberg to teach Willow to sit, beg, and play dead simply from reading the commands on a piece of paper. After winning a bet that she couldn’t actually teach Willow to read, Rosenberg will now be traveling to Mexico (with Willow) on her friend’s dime. And that’s why you get a dog, people. View Image ›

Eliot Glazer 3 years ago respond