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Month: December 2010

Δύο Παιδικά Βιβλία 30/12/201030/12/2010
Το μιούζικαλ της πεντάρας 19/12/201019/12/2010
Nouvelle Vague, Λάρισα 2010 16/12/2010
HANIF KUREISHI – The Buddha of Suburbia 05/12/2010

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Cadeaux d'anniversaire !!! Merci #readforgreece, @very_pretty et ami française ! The book is Song for the shank by Jeffery Renard Allen. #aiolos_books #readathon18 #instavivlio #instabook #instalivre
"I am decadent and socialist" says the quotation on my bookmark (by one of our most beautiful poets, Andreas Empeirikos) and Ozi seems to agree. At least with the first part. #instacats #literature #poets #empeirikos #cats #pets
October is about quince and chrysanthemums. It is the month of plenty, the quinces were brought at school by a colleague and we all got some. I made quince jam, sort of, we eat it in a small dish with a teaspoon, it is the typical treat our mothers kept in the pantry in case someone came for a visit. We kids rarely touched these old fashioned "sweets". #instafood #cooking #october #quince #homemade
A book of recipes I bought some years ago in Marseille, some mint in a bottle and a geranium in a cup made on Sifnos, at the Lempesis famous pottery by an old lady called Kate. And a fuchsia wall. Quiet October afternoons. #home #colours #decoration #books #bookshelves #shelfies
Sometimes a book comes into our lives that we were expecting without knowing. It is instant love. When I first saw a photo of this book here in IG, my heart skipped a beat. I got it yesterday and since then I carry it in the living room, the kitchen, the bedroom. My gif doesn't do it justice. It is a book about books, bookshops and bookpeople that intends to triple out TBR piles and lists. It is beautifully illustrated. It is great fun to see in which of the piles illustrated I rank well, so far I excel in the Love and Romance list which definitely says something about me: I am very good at loving 😁 and I like to read about it. When I find books like that I want to write to the writer. I can address her here: thank you for this @jane_mount you are fantastic, I would so much like to meet you and compare book lists and have coffee. #instavivlio #instabook #instalivre #reading #readathon18 #illustration #bibliophile #bookshops

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