Rachel

09/04/2026

Unfortunately for the limited space on my bookshelf I’ve discovered the used books section of Vinted and depop

Follow me if you’re searching for books, stationary, and other bookish things or if you sell them !

Vinted Rachel Christine Vinted.com/member/3152366977
Depop Rachel | Sunlight Scholar Blog 🌻 depop.com/sunlightscholar

07/29/2026

“What are you about - are you in love? - are you writing? - I suppose you will come out brilliantly with the flowers of the spring.”

-Virginia Woolf, from a letter to Lytton Strachey, featured in The Selected Letters of Virginia Woolf

07/29/2026

Check out my newest listings on Depop!

I got started recently but already have a decent inventory I am trying to list as quickly as possible so expect my shop to be growing a lot!

My shop features healthy mix of high-quality preloved and curated items ✨

In particular, my most stocked items are plus sized clothes, books, office and art supplies, home decor, accessories, and other unique miscellaneous finds.

💚 I’ll be listing lots more journals, books, stationary, and art supplies this week in particular, as I am clearing out a good chunk of my personal collection.

So be sure to follow so you can easily check out what’s new. I’m happy to bundle items for a discount and am always down to negotiate. Generally I am open to all offers made in good faith.

AND I’m a prolific buyer too so always happy to follow each other and check out some new shops!

https://depop.app.link/U7AIKc5694b
Find me at @ sunlightscholar

07/24/2026

Theatres are so back (I never stopped going)

07/23/2026

Facebook is pestering me about not posting reels again so here I am straight yapping

07/12/2026

Photos by Megan Jai (via Unsplash)
Published November 2024

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07/12/2026

07/09/2026

House-creatures with grotesque faces look at a girl with wide-open eyes.

Some have round faces, others long narrow ones, and others only a few teeth, creating an uncanny sight and sound.

With their mouths open, they seem joined in a collective roar directed at the girl in the centre, who, with her back turned and her ears covered, cannot bear either to look at them or to hear them.

'Houses Are Faces' by Jean Veber, 1899.