The Hipster uses the light of the Kindle to read a paperback - Actualitté.com

What exactly is a hipster? This is a person who, according to the definition of a family of writing, “ is market-bran, pay attention to the look and puts sweaters flower .” However, the hipster is not just a person who spoke clothes they wore, err on the side. Thus, Alex is a Hipster Book. The book, full source

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His name is Alex, is it recognizes itself to be a Hipster Book, and resides in a boutique Australian bookstore chain, QBD The Bookshop. The school has also made available a confessional where Alex can reveal its secrets hipster most shameful.

any sensible person can also go to his own testimony. Here are some of the most crisp

• When my boyfriend from sleeping, I use the light of its Kindle to read my paperback.
• I ship a book to the park, take a picture of me reading and transfers on Instagram # mondimancheestmeilleurqueletien
• I did not need glasses, I do door when I read in public
• I pay a babysitter to look after my children while I shop. In fact, I sit in a cafe / park / car and read my latest book

etc.. Any impression to find the song by Boris Vian, I’m a snob has nothing to do with the accident …

to meet Alex, the hipster book and discover the daily is in the first video that we can get acquainted.

And there are many other videos to be discovered, with novel twists …

But that’s not all: this superhero reading, which does not shirk from danger, knows a final chapter in an extraordinary adventure, which triumphed after a zombie in a staircase that Hipster valiant repel an invasion of aliens, with the help of a cowboy.

course, this whole operation is a promotion and communication around the chain bookstores Australian QBD, to talk – and rightly so.

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