Today, a look at the contributing compounds to ‘old book smell’, and the origins of the less well researched ‘new book smell’: http://wp.me/p4aPLT-hV
Books don’t get old. They get better.
(via itsokaytobesmart)
lensclear liked this
ghostcest liked this archflower reblogged this from sheisfromindia
uselessketogenesis liked this
forgotten-footsteps liked this
followsmeintothewoods liked this
dollskillwithlove liked this
no-light-no-lights reblogged this from itsokaytobesmart
janusgood liked this 
badlovelyperson liked this ross-nekochan liked this
gliese317pyxis liked this 
angefurment reblogged this from teacoffeebooks matchagoga reblogged this from science-junkie
lenamira reblogged this from a-la-claire-fontaine-blog
peraltainsano liked this
girl-and-firebird reblogged this from doubtingsalmon
peaseblossom-and-cobweb liked this mimris liked this
universe-muffins liked this
junryou liked this
pinkpuffballdude liked this
ahs-foodie liked this
daisyndahlia liked this firstservantmurdered liked this
doubtingsalmon reblogged this from btmullis - ash-moztaza reblogged this from future-microbiologist
mythusfar reblogged this from sheisfromindia
wherevanishedobjectsgo reblogged this from itsokaytobesmart
wbvv liked this
lunafoxsong reblogged this from bookporn abutterfly-on-your-shoulder liked this
thatlesbiandancingqueen reblogged this from clumsychemist
knightbook reblogged this from knightbook
vincent-vanmoth liked this
pastthesettinsun reblogged this from moniquill moonlight1341 reblogged this from honeycoyote
decemberangel reblogged this from compoundchem
compoundchem posted this
- Show more notes
Short URL for this post: https://tmblr.co/ZFlf2t1HY6OSK