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Wandering Down to Word on the Water

August 27, 2017August 27, 2017 Carly Craig4 Comments

Word on the Water is a lovely independent bookstore in a 100-year-old Dutch barge, currently moored at Granary Square near Kings Cross.

Posted in Book Photos, Bookish Adventures, UncategorizedTagged american literature, boat, boats, Book Photos, book shop, book shops, books, bookstore, bookstores, england, henry david thoreau, leaves of grass, literature, live music, london, london bookbarge, music, photography, photos, records, the rude mechanicals, Travel Writing, trip, uk, walden, walt whitman, where to buy books in london, word on the water

April Wrap Up

April 30, 2017May 26, 2017 Carly CraigLeave a comment

It's time to recap my first month here at The Hungry Little Bookworm!

Posted in Monthly Wrap Ups & Blog StatsTagged a supposedly fun thing i'll never do again, all the good things, american literature, aphra behn, bill bryson, book review, book reviews, books, clare fisher, david foster wallace, dubliners, economics, economics: the user's guide, english literature, golden son, ha-joon chang, harry potter, harry potter and the cursed child, irish literature, james joyce, mikhail bulgakov, oroonoko, pierce brown, reading, red rising trilogy, review, russian literature, sherman alexie, the cursed child, the lone ranger and tonto fistfight in heaven, the master and margarita, the road to little dribbling, the rover

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