I wonder if those books were published by The HUFFINGton Post?
Opal ought to visit a printshop sometime.
You can’t get that ’new book" aroma from an e-book.
Like the old mimeographed handouts we used to get in school. Could get a bit of a high from the alcohol as they came right off the machine.
Why doesn’t Opal have her own card?
I just love the smell of bindings, glue, and paper.
A new book smells mostly of ink but an old one smells of decaying paper, glue and fungus.
My cats love it when I bring home a book from the library – lots of new and unusual smells for them, lol.
There are some books I have which have their very own smell. I wonder why?
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I never notice a book having any smell. I thought Opal was crying about a sad story.
You enabled Opal to be happy, Earl.
You’re a good man.
nosirrom about 7 years ago
I wonder if those books were published by The HUFFINGton Post?
wiatr about 7 years ago
Opal ought to visit a printshop sometime.
Dani Rice about 7 years ago
You can’t get that ’new book" aroma from an e-book.
derdave969 about 7 years ago
Like the old mimeographed handouts we used to get in school. Could get a bit of a high from the alcohol as they came right off the machine.
Queen of America about 7 years ago
Why doesn’t Opal have her own card?
Night-Gaunt49[Bozo is Boffo] about 7 years ago
I just love the smell of bindings, glue, and paper.
pcolli about 7 years ago
A new book smells mostly of ink but an old one smells of decaying paper, glue and fungus.
Charliegirl Premium Member about 7 years ago
My cats love it when I bring home a book from the library – lots of new and unusual smells for them, lol.
Number Three about 7 years ago
There are some books I have which have their very own smell. I wonder why?
xxx
alondra about 7 years ago
I never notice a book having any smell. I thought Opal was crying about a sad story.
David Huie Green AmericaIsGreatItHasUs about 7 years ago
You enabled Opal to be happy, Earl.
You’re a good man.