moira

time is made of her

[gabi @worldaIone]

owenemily edit to oasis as god intended

[ִֶָ @avyrsee]

emilyowen finding emily stupid song edit cr sl2wdive on ig

[moira @freyabjorn]

@leclercsinner happy reading omg 🫶

[moira @freyabjorn]

@leclercsinner can't wait to read omg!

[moira @freyabjorn]

maya hughes' 2026 comeback is NOT on my bingo list but i love that i am being proven wrong in this case

[moira @freyabjorn]

@stardustxashes you're welcome! <33

[moira @freyabjorn]

@runewiinters yeees, the ui is sooo customizable!

[moira @freyabjorn]

@foolstat using your own name is so cool

[sj @ndeuintly]

just found out that wikipedia has banned ai generated content (which honestly makes it even more reliable) kinda ironic lang considering how our high school teachers used to tell us that wikipedia wasn’t a reliable source. 😭

[moira @freyabjorn]

@justruthfully first of all, thank you for the giveaway! <33

“He thinks about time, which has only recently begun, or at least now feels different. He thinks: the Babylonians were wrong; time is made of her.” a quote from Alone with You in the Ether by Olivie Blake

[ash @villainsprayer]

seeing all my friends joining Annotate...i wanna be with you...

[moira @freyabjorn]

@tryannotate my favorite book is upstream: selected essays by mary oliver in this past year. tagging @charlietravesty!

[Annotate @tryannotate]

Annotate is holding a Patreon giveaway! We are gifting 30 Protagonist Tiers. To enter, make sure to follow us, repost and reply with your favorite book and tag a friend!

We’re also holding a Mentor tier giveaway on Instagram! (@/annotateapp)

https://t.co/cw2jivHpbY

[moira @freyabjorn]

@charlietravesty just wait for september, your friend (me) is BROKE

[moira @freyabjorn]

or you know what, i am tempted to do this Just Because, some past reads in months, and not even has to be my physical books...

[moira @freyabjorn]

if i actually read more than two or one book a month, i'll do this with my physical books

[きえん @kien0110]

最近読んだ本

[ًًneenee ⚢ @noonchaand]

why do so many people see books as collectible items that exist merely to sit in bookshelves and be admired from afar?