I love a good non-fiction book that I can savour for weeks, but I also like to be able to start and finish a fiction book in a day – preferably somewhere quiet with a cup of tea. What’s your perfect length book?
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I love a good non-fiction book that I can savour for weeks, but I also like to be able to start and finish a fiction book in a day – preferably somewhere quiet with a cup of tea. What’s your perfect length book?
We have found a hilarious way to spend the evening with your children: listening and laughing along while David Walliams reads Bad Dad for free! If you want your own copy to read along with you can find it here.
There’s something so calm and soothing wandering around an art gallery and it’s certainly something we’re missing while staying safe at home. Which is your favourite art gallery to visit?
If there is ever a place that will tempt me to go back to uni this is it. Studying under a palm tree and surfing after class. Yes please!
๐ธ Uni of Hawaii insta page
What a walk to class!!! Imaging wandering down here with an armload of textbooks. This is Cornell University.
๐ธ: Cornell University Insta page
The Old Library at Christโs College contains approx 50,000 early-printed books and manuscripts dating from the 11th century – including material from Charles Darwin.
๐ธ Cambridge Insta page
Fancy walking to class and having this beautiful scene greet you? This little walkway is on the way to class at Stanford University.
๐ธ Stanford insta page
Imagine wandering to class through these flowers (not to mention into these beautiful buildings). This is Oxford University.
๐ธ oxford_uni insta page
What a staircase! This is the brand new Western Edge Biosciences Building at Melbourne Uni. Imagine studying in this space.
๐ธ @joeyyzc from the #unimelb insta page
Picture Perfect.
This snap of Yale was taken by one of it’s students. Even though it is sunny here, the snow looks so inviting.
๐ธ: Yale’s insta page