Because not everyone is in Gryffindor or Slytherin, you know!
Monday, April 13, 2015
16 London Bars All Book Lovers Must Visit
Hit the bottle while you hit the books.
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11 Mitch Hedberg Jokes As New Yorker Cartoons
“I think Big Foot is blurry, that’s the problem.”
Mitch Hedberg jokes have always created some great visuals.
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He shed some light on our fire prevention campaign.
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He taught us how versatile the traffic light system is.
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He discovered what the real problem with Bigfoot is.
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Tell Us About Your Favorite Librarian
Let’s celebrate the unsung heroes of our childhoods.
It's National Library Week, which means it's time to celebrate the most magical place on Earth for book nerds.
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Librarians are the unsung heroes of our childhoods. It's often their suggestions that encouraged us to explore new worlds through books.
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Next to our parents, they were our biggest cheerleaders when we met a reading goal.
Librarians go above the call of duty to save books and make sure their communities have access to all the books they need.
16 Colouring Books That Are Perfect For Grown-Ups
Because you’re never too old to get creative with colour.
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23 Feminist Books Every Child Should Read
Who run the world?
The Paperbag Princess by Robert Munsch (Age 0-4)
When Prince Ronald gets abducted by a fierce dragon, Princess Elizabeth uses her smarts to rescue him. Weirdly, he’s not impressed with her most unprincesslike behaviour. So she does what any self-respecting woman would do: she dumps him.
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Katy and The Big Snow by Virginia Lee Burton (Age 3-6)
Being a tractor, Katy has lots of important jobs, like helping to build and repair roads. But when a huge blizzard hits Geoppolis, jeopardising her neighbours' lives, there's only one person who can pull on a snowplow and save the day.
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Ella Sarah Gets Dressed by Margaret Chodos-Irvine (Age 3-6)
Independent Ella Sarah loves choosing her own clothes, but her parents and sister aren’t keen on her flamboyant outfits. Luckily, her friends are as fashion forward as she is and appreciate her unique sense of style.
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Cara Delevingne Nairs Someone's Eyebrows Off In The First Full "Paper Towns" Clip
How dare the queen of brows!
During the MTV Movie Awards pre-show on Sunday, a brand-new clip from the upcoming movie adaptation of John Green's Paper Towns made its debut.
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20 Century Fox via MTV
Shailene Woodley's Speech Brought John Green To Tears At The MTV Movie Awards
“Because you changed the lives of millions around the world. So thank you so much.”
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MTV / wovenwithwords.com
19 Male Characters Who Are Obviously Hufflepuffs
“I’ll teach the lot and treat them just the same.”
Kevin Ryan — Castle
Ryan is not just brave, but he's brave like a Hufflepuff. He knows the right thing to do and goes after it courageously because it's the right thing to do. He has never cared about the victory or the glory. Instead, Ryan just wants everyone to be the best they can be. It's this kind of selflessness and love that put him in Hufflepuff.
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Winston Bishop — New Girl
Out of all the roommates in the loft, Winston is the kindest one. He'll be your friend even when you screw up and embarrass yourself beyond belief. Also, he completely OWNS who he is, because as a Hufflepuff, it takes a lot to shake his confidence.
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Damian — Mean Girls
There's something very Hufflepuff about Damian. For the most part, he's an unfailing friend to Cady and Janis. He does his best to be there for them, and he'd never intentionally hurt anyone. He has the boldness of a Gryffindor combined with the sweetness of a Hufflepuff, but he's a Hufflepuff nonetheless.
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Clark Kent — Smallville
As a superhero, he's exceptionally brave like a Gryffindor — he's the first to volunteer in any crisis. But Clark doesn't save the world or the city because he wants the glory or the credit. That's why he has two identities. What Clark wants is the best for everyone, and if he can help out, well, that's great. This kind of all-encompassing love of the world makes him the Hufflepuff Head Boy.
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Author Günter Grass Dies Age 87
The German Nobel laureate rose to prominence with the 1959 book the The Tin Drum.
Günter Grass — the Nobel laureate considered by many to be Germany's greatest author — has died at the age of 87, his publisher has said.
Guenter Grass gives a television interview shortly after speaking in support of the German Social Democrats (SPD) after speaking on September 8, 2009 in Berlin.
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Translation:
At the age of 87, Nobel Prize for Literature winner died in a Lübeck hospital this morning.
Are You More Ravenclaw Or Hufflepuff?