‘Books’ by Elizabeth Sagan is a series of literary photography art run by the founder of ‘My Book Features’ on Instagram.
Surrounded by books carefully positioned to create magical, inspiring, and beautiful scenes, Elizabeth’s ‘Books’ is a wonderful Insta feed to scroll through. Check out some of our favourites below- and find more at her main Instagram page- Elizabeth Sagan.
Elodie from SparkNotes has made it her life’s mission to create smart and funny ways to bring Shakespeare into the this modern world of instant gratification. Drawing from her extensive knowledge of the bard, and her deep love for the cringe-worthy comedy The Office (US), Elodie has created something beautiful.
Here is Shakespeare’s work as you have never seen before.
Surrounded by books carefully positioned to create magical, inspiring, and beautiful scenes, Elizabeth’s ‘Books’ is a wonderful Insta feed to scroll through. Check out some of our favourites below- and find more at her main Instagram page- Elizabeth Sagan.
It should come as no surprise that the people at Roald Dahl’s literary estate have teamed up with another British national treasure like Mr Kipling to bring us something extra special this Summer. Mr Kipling has been a part of British culture since 1967; a promise to be baker-quality produce, and their slogan “Exceedingly good cakes” helped make the company a household name by 1976. They first joined forces with the Dahl Estate last year but this time round they are rolling out the produce for every supermarket- and wholesale.
Spread the scrumptious love!
Take a handful of literary characters, mix with some light-hearted ribbing about the Tweeting style of the 45th president of the United States of America and the result is this…
A fabulous blog of fake, obnoxious, and hilarious literary Tweets.
We could’ve made so many of these but for now we have just these ten Tweets to tickle your funny bone.
Let us know if you have any more ideas on Facebook or Twitter!
We have all been there, right? When we are unable to remember how to spell a word and have to take a massive guess… Sometimes it works out- often it does not.
Here are 10 examples of when “Just spell it how it sounds” is actually terrible advice.