3rd Gryffindor Note - [voice]

[loyalotter]

[She sounds tired, interested in what she's doing, but very weary. Every so often, there's the rustle of a page, as though she's reading something. Knowing Hermione, she's in the library.]

These books are fascinating. I almost feel as though I'm back in my first school, studying for a test or something. Sciences, math, literature. Makes me miss the library at Hogwarts, not counting the librarian.

I wonder how everyone's doing...

[She sighs heavily. There's the scraping of a chair and then a thump later on, as though she's just set another book on the table.]

At least I have time to read now. Are there any other bookworms out here?

Comments

[voice]

[logicphile.livejournal.com]

It is unfortunately lacking on the history of this current world. I cannot imagine why. However, it is quite informative on other worlds, if you so choose to research them.

I see. And what would the parameter criterion be to be justified as a book worm?

[voice]

[loyalotter.livejournal.com]

Other worlds? That might be interesting to look into.

Someone who reads for pleasure, who picks up a book that isn't required of them for something like a class or work. Or someone like me, who reads during every moment of free time they have.

[voice]

[logicphile.livejournal.com]

Undoubtedly. It is interesting to note the respective parallels in certain worlds. I find it fascinating.

Under those specific definitions, I regret to inform you that I am not a book worm.

[voice]

[loyalotter.livejournal.com]

As do I. It's always interesting to see how different and similar we all are.

That's all right. You seem knowledgeable anyway.