Bookish

Bookish and introspective his hobbies were painting and music.

Lorelai’s sharp wit and kind kookiness are truly at their peak in this season, as is Rory’s shy and bookish nature.

Set in 1970s Baltimore, is the story of the titular character, a fourteen-year-old young woman who is shy, quiet, and bookish.

Its influence could also be felt, in watered-down form, in ITV’s take on Henry Fielding’s ’s more bookish characters would surely be familiar with.

Since the women started the business in 2016, initially setting up in Lewis Burrows’ garage, LitJoy Crate has grown into a thriving company that creates custom sub-licensed bookish merchandise, special edition books and more.

The Library District’s Summer Adventure Program includes exciting challenges, memorable events, bookish adventures, and fantastic prizes for all ages.

Amy and Molly (played by and Feldstein) are long-time friends and high school seniors who are considered bookish and pretentious by their peers.

Before the body swap takes place, Kathryn Newton plays Millie as a bookish, quiet and reserved teenager who is the school mascot because it allows her to hide in the costume of a massive beaver.

He announces that it's time to begin demonstrating Hero magic, and he invites a certain student to put on a show: Ledriano, the bookish reincarnation of Kanon the Hero.

He was an undercover police officer for the apartheid regime and behind the bookish glasses, a ruthless killer.

In one of the greatest casting coups in history got Connery for their third Indiana Jones picture, and then went one step further by making him a bookish history dork.

Marianne is the outcast, bookish and sarcastic.

This bookish bar (900 Houston Street) enhabits two floors of a one-time bookstore.

A portrait emerges in of a complex woman—sensitive and brash, bookish yet sometimes bawdy.

But the bookish Lugar — as a Rhodes scholar, he earned an honors degree from Oxford in 1954 — wryly acknowledged that charisma was hardly his strong suit, and he ultimately withdrew from the 1996 race.

Leslie Marie Collins inhabits the role of Kate so smoothly that we instantly are charmed by the bookish and passionate educator who is determined to bring Shakespeare into urban schools.

The bookish singer has now written her own book, “Horror Stories,” a magically lyrical memoir that is also searingly honest.

This bookish community is growing from quietly cosy places to curl up with a book, to one which can attract hundreds of ‘interested’ clicks on Facebook.

With music by Alan Menken and lyrics by Howard Ashman and Tim Rice, it has become a widely recognized story about a bookish girl named Belle who falls prisoner to a hideous Beast.

And Varya, a bookish loner, embarks on a career researching the effects of science on longevity.