Concept by Christine Truong, Cartoon by boyfriend Jack Conway. Inspired by these comments on SR‘s Facebook page:
Caitlin Demo I trip over books all the time. I never have enough room for them all. Generally, my bed is 83% devoted to book storage and 17% devoted to sleeping….
February 16 at 1:45pmChristine Truong I’m going to draw a cartoon of books sleeping on a bed, and a person sleeping trying to sleep on a book shelf.
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Adorable! Someone should really invent a bookshelf bed. And maybe cuddle-able books. I’d be first in line to buy both of them.
Ah, yes… If only books could cuddle back.
My baby niece has lots of cuddle-able books…What about “Pride and Prejudice” in fabric form?
a Mr. Darcy in cuddle form. 🙂
Bronte is usually in my bed, Charlotte not Emily.