14 Book Tweets That Have No Right Being This Funny

    "I miss the days when my biggest concern was what I would purchase from the Scholastic Book Fair."

    During a time when it's hard to find laughter or joy in just about anything, book lovers come through with content we can't help but crack a smile over. So we hope these book tweets lift your spirits.

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    I bet if we held a scholastic book fair adjacent to polling stations, more people would vote.

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    me: my new book is fantastic friend: can i borrow it when you’re done? me: you can’t color it in twice

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    julius: hey brutus, lookin' sharp brutus: what knife julius: what brutus: what

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    I miss the days when my biggest concern was what I would purchase from the Scholastic Book Fair

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    How it started: How it’s going: I’m gonna write I have a novel during forgotten how quarantine to read

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    this can’t be the same brain i was using to read 750 page novels in 3 days during middle school

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    Remember that story by Edgar Allan Poe called "The Masque of the Red Death" about a plague that ravages the working class while the aristocracy acts like nothing's happening because they can shut their doors and ignore the suffering and then the plague gets them anyways

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    villager: ah! it’s frankenstein! dr. frankenstein: actually, i’m frankenstein. you can call him frankenstein’s- frankenstein’s monster: *glaring* dr. frankenstein: frankenstein’s friend

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    bingley: you told elizabeth her inferior social standing is a disgrace? darcy: yes bingley: and this was… before the proposal, or after? darcy: during bingley: darcy

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    a book club but we all read different books at our own pace we just like to hear each other’s thoughts

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    Interesting 1* review of Pride & Prejudice on Amazon 🧐

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    when a commercial says "available wherever books are sold" it sounds like they don't know where books are sold

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