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Although they are both forms of escapist entertainment, people openly who like to read books usually are considered far more intelligent than people who, for the moment, openly are fond of books. That said, at the very least, both groups actually aren’t exclusive. Twitter is certainly making that clear with a new trending hashtag, the #CartoonishBooks, which combines the name of a classic book with a popular cartoon show. This either proves that people can have more than one interest without any contradiction whatsoever or at least that cartoon lovers know the names of books.
Well, it’s a start!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=77X0JZwo1zk
Honestly, the whole thing has merit. Don’t kid yourself…the only reason you’ve heard of half of these books before is that puns based on them were used for the titles of episodes of The Simpsons!
Be warned: I think some people snuck in a few Shakespeare plays, which technically aren’t books, in here!
https://twitter.com/SugarGretel/status/921876755245424640
https://twitter.com/KevinNoahRiley2/status/921874183273025536
https://twitter.com/SheaBrowning/status/921875132620079109
https://twitter.com/quickbear/status/921874065886920704
https://twitter.com/ONECREATIVEJOE/status/921875786134708224
https://twitter.com/PeteMaes/status/921875405677780992
https://twitter.com/Ladyfish666/status/921875825829564417
https://twitter.com/HapennyHoHum/status/921877135006019589
https://twitter.com/ShadowLWolf/status/921874301246234626
https://twitter.com/JTheRam/status/921893251958886400
https://twitter.com/LovieMcGuire/status/921886569736187904
https://twitter.com/kemicalreaxion/status/921891471464304640
