Emilie

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Book-worm, Library-lover and Word-nerd. Peanut's human. She/Her.

A screenshot from Duolingo. The translation from Welsh states "Owen's nightclub is selling parsnips". Welsh Duolingo is obsessed with parsnips. Not leeks!
A note, seemingly written between young siblings, that reads, "Sib 1 - Am so sorry love from Ivy xxx Sib 2 - Me too is mum being rude Sib 1 - Your rite (sic) Sib 2 - Bo you miss bad (sic)
Three heritage tomatoes in varying degrees of ripeness; one greeny yellow, one pale peach and one almost red.
A vintage illustration of a tiger with a human face that appears to be wearing eight other human faces as a wig.
The cover for William Faulkner's Light in August in a lovely shade of English Mustard yellow, black and cream. The name Faulkner makes the centre of the cover, designed in cubist style.
A tuxedo cat sits on a blue chair. She is unimpressed at being disturbed by the human who has just discovered a massive streak of vomit on the chair and the pale grey carpet.
A bottom half selfie. I'm wearing a long grey cardigan as a skirt and showing off my pink panda socks
On the left, a life sized tuxedo cat made out of Lego in seated pose. On the right, standing, with a very confused look on her face, is Mrs Peanut, a real life tuxedo cat.
A black and white cat made of Lego sits on the table
An overweight black and white tuxedo cat stares through the camera into your very soul. She is trying to command the photographer's brain to get more chicken.
The cover of I Capture the Castle by Dodie Smith. It is a cutaway image of the castle with four figures in separate rooms, lit in silhouette by golden light. The is a moat with two swans in the foreground.
The cover of Warp your own Way. A choose your own adventure graphic novel based on the animated Star Trek show Lower Decks. It shows various panels from the book overlayed with the main characters tumbling or falling.
Black velour outer cover of Hairball by Matt Kindt, Tyler Jenkins and Hilary Jenkins. It has two golden cats eyes showing through the die cut cover. It looks way dustier in this photo than it is in real life. Promise.
The front cover of the graphic novel Grim volume 3 Lust for Life by Stephanie Phillips, Flaviano, Rico Renzi and Tom Napolitano.
A photo of the cover of The Door-to-door Bookstore by Carsten Henn
Decorative book cover for Iris Murdoch - A Severed Head. Cover is green with a golden stylised head slightly off centre, and a black calligraphic design over it.
Mrs Peanut, a tuxedo cat with very polite paws, stares forlornly at the camera. She has not eaten in minutes.
A partially complete cross stitch embroidery of a dove, in black and gold. Designed by Emma Congdon at Stitchrovia.
Tuxedo cat on the sofa with hind legs akimbo
A dreadful illustration from the book 'How to live with a neurotic cat' (1985) of a man jumping in surprise, and who appears to be wearing his body back to front.