Pagebound Pyramid Scheme
Keep tracking of PB lore one TBR train book at a time. List of books that have unexpectedly + delightfully affected our PB experience. (PB pyramid scheme name approved by our queen of clownery @ayzrules + the book that led the scheme by our pink queen @crybabybea)
created by notbillnye
last updated March, 2026
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This list đââïž
would love to keep track of the books you have been personally influenced by PB đ
the list would be so long!
and that, my friend Mushypeas, is the best news i've heard all day đ
Carmilla, for sure. I felt the pressure.
Must give credit where credits due:
The Tortoise's Tale by our the @karigan
Ten Tomatoes and Poet's Square by that not science not guy
The Dance of Anger by co-queen @jenniferPagebound
Mad Sisters of Esi and Chain-Gang All Stars by our pink bestie @crybabybea
Silver Under Nightfall by the naughtiest funniest @Fantasy
Will of the Many when 12+ users tried to summon @Devin bc someone started to read it and it took weeks for him to notice
Jurasschrist must shoutout @baileyisbooked, @theodenreads and @zielstarfallen for the absolute terror of a find
The Pocket Guide to Pigeon Watching bc @one_crazy_eliott is actually a pigeon (secrets out)
The Midnight Timetable by the lovely @kishmish
Spread Me by our horror liege @polterbooks
Vampires of El Norte by PB jester @pykora thoughts at 6%
Atlas of AI by one of very own NF queen bees @punkerella
The Works of Vermin @bbyoozi's heart and soul
Masters of Death by vamp queen @jordynreads
Katabasis and Everything is Tuberculosis by just the simple power of Pagebound
I know Polter was talking about Jurassichrist before it blew up but idk if they were the one that Bailey heard about the book from đ€
im so sentimental that the tortoise tale (and me) is included đ„čđ„čđ„č thank you for memorializing these little bits of PB lore!!
cannot wait for the future buddy read for this book đ«¶đŒ
seeing Spread Me on the top of this list cracked me up, then scrolling down to find Silver Under Nightfall killed me đđ
Let the lore never die đââïžâđŒ and may we prosper and bring chaos into even more spaces
i saw a comment by @theodenreads on a post by @zielstarfallen âs post of jurassichrist & added it to my tbr & thenâŠâŠ things happened
and we thank you, @theodenreads and @zielstarfallen for enlightening us
Once I stop ghosting my therapist I can't wait to show him the proliferation of The Dance of Anger
what a beautiful list honoring one of my personal favorite parts of Pagebound, the TBR train hype!!!
so so honored to be included (and that everyone is reading Mad Sisters please read it it's so worth it)
Right! The TBR train is such a fun thing to see! I love trying to go back and figure out where one originates from
I just got it from Netgalley!! (because of this list)
yayay that's so exciting!! can't wait for your thoughts :)
I have given up on my library getting a copy and I have placed my order from the local bookstore đ«Ą
YESSSSSSS OH MY OGD
Leah I ordered a copy yesterday! Youâve been keeping it alive on my feed so I felt it was time to dive in đ„°
LOTTYYYYY I CAN'T WAIT!!! i've been having so so much fun reading everyone's thoughts about it
On the plan for December đ«¶đ»
must share the love in all spaces of PB đ
mad sisters is one of the most beautiful gifts pb has given me đ
me as well, it's a gift that never stops giving because every new person that reads it makes it 100x more meaningful đ„Č that book has my entire heart and soul
thank you for gifting it to us all!
Raise your hand if you feel personally targeted by this list đ
we are all just looking into one large mirror
I know about the tomato book (staying in neutral territory), but the others I have no idea đ€Ł
Saaaame, really hoping for a write up in this comments section. I wanna be included!
I still don't get the tomato controversy, but have chosen to remain mostly ignorant. I was here for it and just let it wash over me like water under a bridge haha.
(neutral territory is safest đ)
Tortoise's Tale started a fairly large TBR train, notably @lucyPagebound was influenced
The Dance of Anger was the book @jennfierPagebound quoted for her Feminine Rage Side Quest
Mad Sisters of Esi is @crybabybea's holy, lovely text of a book that is going around :)
Silver Under Nightfall is the first book @Fantasy was horny vocal on main đ€
This almost makes me wish my first experience with Silver Under Nightfall was here so I could enjoy all the forum posts. I'll have to see if I can find a way to upload/host pictures of my annotations for my read of it. It's literally me writing "AHHHHH" but I got so excited it turned into a cluster of scribbles đ
Hi everyone! I did not realize so many people had requested the lobster book here until 2 hours ago. I've read people's comments, but I'm sorry if I missed anything while gathering my thoughts and writing them out.Â
I did not intend to get Lobster on the most discussed list, earn points from the book, or gain followers. I do not care about clout or anything to do with that kind of internet presence. One of the people I follow posted a review of the book, I became intrigued, and started reading it. I spent two days after I finished the book, for pure fun, responding with silly gifs whenever someone added the book to their interested/tbr folder. The joke turned into it being my evil plan and that I'm the leader of the cult. During that time period, I also commented on the book outside people's update cards (I think there are 3-4 separate moments). I obviously shouldn't have done that, and I'm sorry. I didn't intend to pressure anyone; I wanted to share a funky and absurdist book. But it doesn't matter what the intent was when people are feeling pressured to read a book they wouldn't normally pick up. I have either edited (leaving the original text unchanged) or deleted those comments. For other readers who are doing that, I'm assuming a positive intent that the people they're encouraging are their friends or people with whom they have some sort of rapport. I do not investigate every single interaction, as that's insane and also impossible.Â
This was meant to be fun, yet it seems to be ruining people's experience on this app (both readers and non-readers). I didn't anticipate the book being on the most-discussed page, added to a list, or accused of being the reason anyone would farm for points. I just liked the book, enjoyed interacting with people on the forum, and wanted everyone who gave it a shot to feel welcome. I've obviously stopped being super active in the book's forum to help reduce its "growth." But it's gotten to a point where even if I'm not super active, the book is still being talked about, and I don't have control over that. I did not ask anyone to make posts about it on the club forum or to continue commenting about it. Quite frankly, it looks like people are having some fun with an inside joke about it being an evil plan/cult. Perhaps because there are lots of inside jokes about it being an evil plan, lobster level, the use of the word cult, and sarcastic messages about peer pressure, the community is continuously perceived with ill intent.Â
To @notbillnye, I'm sorry that so many people have asked for that book to be added to this list. It looks like it's been a stressful decision for you, and you're free to do whatever you'd like. I'm sorry for making your experience here like this. And to everyone who's had a bad interaction or gotten a bad vibe from the people reading the book, I'm also sorry.
Regarding whether it was organic or inorganic growth, I can see both sides. Perhaps we can agree that the way I handled the book the first two days after reading it was more inorganic, while everyone else's approach has been more organic. And I hope people interacting with this book in a fun and whimsical way don't get downvoted. I don't want to start an argument about this book. I encourage everyone to try to see these interactions with positive intent until the excitement around this book naturally dies down. There are no sides here and I don't want people "defending" Lobster. If you are a Lobster reader, I ask that you engage with it the same way you would with any other book.
It does suck to be accused of spreading this book for some ulterior motive, but I'll live. But if my presence here, reading and discussing funky books, is truly messing with your enjoyment of this platform, I do not mind being blocked. Please do whatever you need to do to make pagebound the community you wish to be a part of.
I'm sorry some people got this impression? It has always looked like an innocent joke to me đ«
I second this. Every time I saw it I thought the âcultâ or âevil planâ was a fun inside joke. I definitely felt like âoh I want to hang out with the cool kidsâ but thatâs how other PB lore type posts have been too so I donât see the harm but maybe thatâs just me đ€·đŒââïž
Same! I can understand people may have been put off but it was evident to me that it was all in good fun đ«¶
I have accidentally started quite a few chain watches and reads before. Itâs surprisingly easier than one can sometimes think when youre just behaving organically and having fun. Iâm sorry the situation somehow seems to have caused stress and animosity? But dont be sorry for having a fun time with a story and others.
well all fandoms are a bit like a cult aren't they? I think we were all having a lot of fun and whoever wasn't impressed with the book can always mute it or/and block you or anyone who was too annoying for their taste đ€·ââïž Your enthusiasm actually enhanced reading experience at least for me đ
i agree. i know iâve made several jokes with you and my mutuals about lobster, points, and all that i understand can come off as me being serious to others when thatâs not how i intended it. i hope no one felt bothered or pressured due to those. it was all meant to be in good fun, but understand if people thought it got way out of hand. đ«¶đŒ
Iâm just gonna chime in here real quick to say that I donât think there is any harm in commenting/gifing on cards related to books youâre excited about. I did this with the flamingo book. I was excited to see it get popular after I recommended it for a list add. I popped over to the book feed a few times and engaged with people who were interacting with the book. Why is there a book feed, that is interactive, if J + L didnât intend for us to use it to engage with other boundlings reading the same book? Even with the provided screenshot above it doesnât feel like someone planned to deviously gain points, it was a result of the circumstances for sure. I enjoyed all my interactions with everyone in the Lobster experience and it will always be one of my favorite times on PB.
Also, I still support @notbillnye not adding a book and Iâm not trying to engage them in discourse about it. This is meant in kindness.
adds all to TBR
My Queen I have failed to read a single PB lore book, please forgive me Iâm on my knees
does the sun set in the west? is the sky blue? is lotty perfect just the way she is? đ
blushes đ«¶đ»
STOPPIT I love it đđđđđđđ I totally missed the tomato saga, but I was there in the shadows secretly judging everyone đ«„
gotta capture the lore now đ«¶đŒ cannot wait to refer back to this in a year đđ
Omg who knows what will be the hot topics then!
we should place bets, like a new year resolution: âwhat book theme shall bring chaos to PB?â
And the winner will be something as normal as tomatoes đ (Also, after considering my position on tomatoes I have discovered I'm neutral. I shan't be eating one like an apple though)
a completely safe and reasonable stance đ«¶đŒ
Thank you for understanding đđŒ
this is so fun!! Iâm so sat to see the PB lore grow and see what other books are added đ€
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I like that this deleted comment is getting likes lol
And you get points! And YOU get points!
perfect!!! canât wait for more to be added đ„Č
I submit Spread Me for consideration. The one and only Polter brought it to my feed. đ
Iâm on vacation in a few weeks and Iâm planning on reading it then. Itâs my most anticipated book of the year đ
I'm honored and also horrified đ of all the books I could trendset, it had to be that one.
HOW COULD I FORGET kittynado to the rescue đ€©
Anything to spread the word.
diabolical comment, 10/10
this might feature in my nightmares tonight lol đ”âđ« curiosity killed the cat this time
the way the tbr train choo choo'ed multiple of these books not only onto my tbr but my actual plan!!! obsessed with this list because I love peer pressure
the way PB peer pressure has altered so many readers, I love it đ
i'm so glad to have introduced this website to the pyramid scheme terminology, i enjoy how the impact of my professional clownery spreads far and wide!
ayz i'm so sorry i stole your thunder!! you are a gift to Pagebound and this list/its name wouldn't be the same without you and your joy đ©·
ayz please forgive my failure to credit you and magnificent brain and clownery that graces this place every day, the description has been updated correctly đ«¶đŒâ„ïž
Awww gosh youâre totally fine haha! Proud to bring the circus to pagebound all day & every day! đȘđ€Ąđ«Ą
May i suggest either This Fatal Kiss or All Woven with Ivy by me? đ we can also wait till more people read, i am a start-up pyramid scheme after all
Possibly also Tiny Moons by Nina Mingya Powles. Very start-up tho hehehe i love power
i would be delighted to share your gospel mossy đ please speak your truth!!
Oh my gosh thank you đđŁđȘą looking forward to u joining next year đđ«Ą
happy to join as many polycules as it takes đ«¶đŒ
the title of this list is scaring me a little bit đ€š
I promise Iâm a good goat, nothing to be scared of (maybe just a lil)
iâll join the pyramid scheme⊠just for you đ€©
Is this our versions of a booktok book?
i think so, but i cannot imagine jurassichrist or the tomato book going viral on tiktok đ
What a fun list!! I also love that Iâve either read or have these on my TBR. Can tell I was influenced đ
same... but i made the list so it would be weird not too đ€
I cannot wait to comprehend the lore đ€
I knew for a fact Mad Sisters of Esi would be on here đđđđ
HAD to give credit to the queen of the pyramid scheme đ
đđ you're a real one you've been here since the beginning of that
we've all fallen prey to your genius âšïž
Yeah, same. Came looking for it! I haven't read it yet, but that book has been stalking me and I think I need to give in because I think I'm going to love it... Plus, that cover? UFFFF
Perhaps Iâm in a PB bubble, but Lobster by Guillaume Lecasble has recently been getting some traction around here, led by @sharky_97. Something to keep on eye on maybe! I know Iâm reading it next month bc of the growing chatter around it :)
I was coming here to see if it might have been added! It's even on Most Discussed Yesterday đ
Most Discussed Yesterday đđŠ maybe I do need to read it⊠do you think libraries all over the world will wonder why Lobster is suddenly being requested everywhere?
I often wonder about that, and sales as well. (And for readalongs too actually!) At some point they most notice these developments, right? đ€
Speaking of readalongs⊠I kind of want a special event Lobster readalong now? Iâm not even particularly interested in the book itself, but a real, not bug-related Lobster badge would be awesome! I hope Sharkyâs cult can make it happen đ„°
Haha what an idea! đđŠđ
Same đ
I feel like sharky's sheer dedication to leading the cult of Lobster deserves recognition đŠđ§đ§đ
i am keeping my eye on it đââïž i'm paying attention to organic longevity for pyramid scheme so i'll be watching
Midnight Timetable by Bora Chung was definitely a tbr-train pagebound rec for me (it has such an eye-catching cover). I unfortunately canât remember exactly who I snatched it from, but I think it may have been either Polter or MadHoney? maybe someone else will know? Itâs so fun that youâre collecting all of these!
Oh yay!! I will add, if we find who to credit (besides you for the rec!) I would love that :)
I definitely TBR'ed it early on but so did Mads, I think! I think you're the one who brought it everyone's attention tho. đ«¶đœ
This will definitely be an interesting list lol I can't wait to see what other books are gonna be added her.
(Does Kissing the Corona Virus count cause that book really affected me đ)
Angie omg I must add it are you kidding !!
I actually still remember a quote so well it never leaves my head XD
I must admit I have never been this curious about tomatoes.
A statement echoed across PB
more people need to read the midnight timetable because its such a great book.
and hopefully this propaganda fun list with encourage them!!
âđœ personally victimised by silver under nightfall âđœ please join us in the forums PLEASE
weird being a member of the harem and havenât read, must rectify this very soon đ
i'll actually start foaming at the mouth đ©
Can I read it to you?
Fantasy Story Time? let me snuggle in đ„°
I'll get the fire going and a mug of hot chocolate for you
Ahhh, of all the nasty little horror books that PB users could steal from me, it had to be Spread Me. Love and hate that that's the book I'm well known for.
Iâll definitely be taking notes on more nasty little horror books to read đ
I have full faith you will provide way more nasty horror books to add to this list đ«¶đŒ
I appreciate that, Billyam đ«¶đœ I will try to live up to the hype
Iâm looking forward to reading it in a few weeks, Iâve been waiting for this book the whole year. I canât wait đ
I hope you enjoy it!
I'm surprised Lobster isn't on here yet đŠ
hi yes, i've seen Lobster and this is no shade to you, but since you're the fifth person who's suggested the book, i want to explain my hesitancy that's going to sound haterade so my apologies to you directly.
this is a silly list but something i know a lot of PB users genuinely respect bc it embodies the "word of mouth", the TBR train, the "yoink" or whatever behavior that is PB. this is a list that shows organic interest over a long period of time bc we see our friends read it, their friends read it, and so forth. not people randomly commenting on others activity cards about something lobster nor gaining 2000 points in one forum. it's clear that there is a movement to get the most diabolically weird book on the Most Discussed and on this list in a very performative way, and that does not embody PB to me nor the purpose of this list. I will not promote clout or point farming behavior. I want this list to preserve the genuine cultural zeitgeist energy that PB has and we all love. this is no disrespect to those that have read the book, those interested, etc., it's not even about the book, it's the energy around it that i'm not a fan of and i will reject for future books that show the same behavior.
also, iâm very unclear on how you arrived at someone farming 2000 points in the (iâm assuming) Lobster forum??? at 5 points per post/comment, even with a very generous 10 upvotes (which most of the comments have not reached), an individual user would have to have made 133(!?!) comments to get to 2000 points. which hasnât happened, as far as i can see.
Curious about this too đ€
i totally get not adding a book that you feel took off in an âinorganicâ way but as someone who has participated in reading some of these âdiabolically weirdâ books that end up on most discussed - at least for me personally it has nothing to do with clout or performance. itâs about reading something totally unhinged and discussing it with friends. without pagebound and the forums, i never would have discovered that i like reading just the most bizarre books available and i consider having the opportunity to discuss them with others to be a gift and a privilege. and something i would never have the chance to do irl.
I agree with you @alexz. Also to @notbillnye total support of not adding a book for whatever reason any list maker chooses. I read Lobster with the surge on PB. Because it became accessible to me, finally. Itâs been on my ThriftBooks wishlist so long itâs at the bottom, thatâs years for me. I had no clue there were disingenuous motives behind a popular book and I wonder how that is determined? I donât know what to look for/avoid with clout chasing/point farming here on PB.
Thatâs where Iâm at. Whereâs the line that determines what makes something point farming or an organic trend? Whose job is it to decide that anyway?
the list owner presumably. anyone is free to make their own pb lore list and include the books they want on it. if this list owner feels some activity disqualifies the book from their list thatâs their prerogative. ive personally seen people make claims that they can level up quicker by posting in the lobster forum and encouraging others to do so which feels pretty point farmy to me.
???? That is wild to me. So bizarre.
hi! i'm only sharing this particular example to answer your question, not to call out anyone or encourage some "point investigation" behavior, which is why names are crossed off. i do not want that, so i won't be engaging further to preserve a community space.
to reiterate my above comment, this is not about the diabolically weird bookâthere are two "weird" books on the listâor the people who read them, and i'm glad pagebound has been a place for you to make friends and discuss them! my rationale is solely the behavior surrounding the book and how people came to learn about it on pageound. i'm not debating or gatekeeping what's PB lore, there are books on this list i haven't read or tbr'd, and there are ones that others suggested, as per my pinned comment.
youâve said you wonât engage further and i, in no way, expect a response. youâve provided your concluding thoughts and i wish to share mine as well. to start, i fully support your decision not to include Lobster on your list despite its perceived popularity. i understand that youâve made certain observations that have coloured your view of Lobster in a negative light. i appreciate the example youâve provided of, iâm assuming two?, users discussing the âpoint-farmingâ potential of Lobster. despite the anecdotal experience of the user in this example, after looking through the Lobster forum and reviews, the 2000 point potential math still ainât mathing. but that is beside the point. iâm also thankful that i did not observe anything of this sort in the group of users i follow and engage with. however, i think itâs entirely unfair and also unfounded, to paint everyone who interacted with Lobster with this same brush. from my personal observations, excitement around reading and discussing the book was mostly, if not entirely, genuine. i observed a group of users getting excited about tbring and reading a strange French novella. and i say this as someone who (has tbred) not read Lobster and made to the best of my recollection a total of one comment in the Lobster forum. i think itâs unfair to suggest that readers are on some sort of mission to get âdiabolically weirdâ books on most discussed. as far as i can see, itâs a consequence, not a goal. and with respect to perceived âpoint-farmingâ what is the difference between being an active participant in the forum of a book like Lobster and being an active participant in the forum of one of the readalong books which have a much larger group of readers? intention to farm sure (which i believe is isolated to a small group), but beyond that this is a genuine question. i have taken this to heart, as a buddy reader of âweirdâ books and as someone who considers sharky a friend. i honestly donât care about this list, you can do as you choose with it. but i hope in the future, you will take some of this into consideration before making blanket statements about readers of a certain book.
Would Married to the Alien Cowboy by Ursa Dax qualify? I read it in December after I picked it from the Saddle Up, Sweetheart Quest. It wasn't a very populated forum then, but I feel like it's been steadily growing for the last few months, with more and more people joining. But maybe it doesn't fit a strict TBR train definition, idk đ€·ââïž I thought I'd still make the suggestion âșïž
They have been amazing experience for me at least đ€Łđ€Łđ€Ł i saw you read it, so i decided to give it a try, and let say I have only read alien romance ever since đ€Łđ€Łđ€Ł
It's full of positive vibes and I love seeing more and more people joining on the fun đ„° gotta love the alien cowboys đ€
The feels are very addictive!
I've legitimately made new friends because of this book! The story itself is so sweet and wholesome that it creates instant fans, and fosters a lot of goodwill between readers whenever pretty much any of us see it pop up in our feed from a new person! I've noticed there are multiple little groups of people that turn into one big group over the book so it would definitely fit the spirit of a list like this.
ahhhh what a lovely suggestion Indie, i second this motion! đââïž gotta appreciate the alien cowboys âĄ
I definitely missed the Silver Under Nightfall lore - whatâs the story there?
the first book @Fantasy showed her true spicy colors đââïž
all I needed to hear
The first I let you see. You have no idea what's in the forums of other books I've read đ
time to start trolling the forums for the good stuff. đźâđš
(my true intentions đ€)
MFM vampires and vampire hunter đ
đ brb adding to TBR so I can lock in on that forum
Amazing. The tomato book is on my TBR bc of yall đđ I'm honestly so curious to know if these are actually really good hidden gem books. Edit: correction I had switched it to my "interested" library. But I really wanna get it soon đ
i'm biased but Mad Sisters is 100% a hidden gem đ© that book changed my life
I still have that on my TBR and every time I see a review, I'm like, I need that soon!
omg!! you simply must read it so i can know all your thoughts! it's life-changing!!
This is so funny đ€Łđ€Łđ€Ł I spot Jurassichrist đ
Oh thank the gods for you . . . I've been keeping a mental archive for all the PB lore I've been encoutering, and the shelves in my mental palace were getting a bit chaotic. Very nice to have it all here now đ
Awh đ„čđ«¶đŒ just hoping to capture a small piece of PB culture
!!! I MADE IT TO THE PB PYRAMID SCHEME??? I didn't even realize đđ
As you should be!!
Me whenever I open my mouth in PB:
That is the most beautiful photo I've ever seen and incredibly accurate.
Thank you! I definitely did not roll out of bed and take 5 minutes to make this for the bit đ
see? heart and soul đ«¶đŒđ (of course you made the list, I'm just here trying to capture the pb magic)
Making the list, and with TWoV, is honestly one of the highlights of the year. This list is so iconic and historic!
I think Sky Daddy has earned its place on this iconic list! I donât think I can thank @notlizlemon enough for making all of us read it
đđđ I am not an influencer but I will always try to influence people to read Sky Daddy I am so glad you loved it too!!
You are not an influencer, you are a CEO and Iâm your newest recruit who is ready to make your down line grow, chiefđ«Ą
Not the down line đđđđ Iâm dead
I feel VERY influenced to read Mad Sisters of Esi. VERY. I mean... VERY.
I implore you to give in to temptation đââïž
Instantly available on libby. Well... I guess I know what my next read will be!
I'm just sad it doesn't have the audiobook too. Might need to subscribe to some audiobook platform, as I'm so used to do immersive reading and don't want to support audible... Maybe just use the free trial? đ€ I wouldn't be supporting them...
Want to do a buddy read? I have that on my list đ
Omg yes! When can you start?
I'm thinking January? Yourself? I have a few I still want to finish by the end of this year and trying to be realistic.
đđđ the DNF color being bright ass pink is so abrasive This list is all white and then one bright pink color for Spread Me Itâs like yelling at me Alright I get it, Iâm a failure đ
nothing to fail at đ our enjoyment or lack thereof of the pyramid scheme books are subjective, it's the traumabonding we have along the way that adds to the PB experience đ«¶đŒ
I haven't seen it suggested yet but Palimpsest by Catherynne M. Valente might be one to keep an eye on. It was one of the most TBRed books of the day when @seema posted their review.
I have found the pyramid scheme!!!!
đđŒđđŒ go forth and spread the PB word!!
and which are you going to read next???
yes yes yes to chain gang all stars i will reccomend it until i run out of air and turn blue
a fan favorite!! love seeing this one make rounds :)
that lobster book is going to need to be added soon lol
i will let the pb lore gods speak for themselves âđŒđââïž
oh absolutely! I hope I didn't offend at allâjust been seeing it so much lately that this made me giggle when the list resurfaced in my feed!
you didn't!! a few others have commented the same book today so it's def making it's rounds đ
OPE lol, my bad! I got my first downvote and I was so scared, immediately like omg, what did I do?! This is my fav place on the internet, did not want to cause issues!
you haven't done anything wrong, not sure what's going on, but i wouldn't worry about it đđ
I must request that you please add Lobster by Guillaume Lecasble. @Sharky-97 started quite the revolution đŠ
i've seen it! i responded here :)
Gotha gotcha đ makes perfect sense. Sorry I didn't catch the pervious comment about it (my rather old phone starts to lag the more I scroll, so I only went to far down the suggestions you see đ€Ł)
no worries, seeing the hype pb energy is fun đ
I am the 100th upvote to this list ( very proud moment honestly) This covers half my Tbr ! The PB gods will be so proud of me. SO PROUD!
Elf we could not be prouder than we already are đ«¶đŒ happy to experience them with you!
happy wiggling elf ears
What a fun idea! Here are a few that I seen around: a. Poets Square: A Memoir in Thirty Cats: which I think I will credit you? b. Chain-Gang All-Stars: @crybabybea c. Atlas of AI: Power, Politics, and the Planetary Costs of Artificial Intelligence: have no idea who but I have seen this going around a bit d. Katabasis and Everything Is Tuberculosis: The History and Persistence of Our Deadliest Infection: everyone here?
oh leitmotif what a great list!!! I will definitely add and give credit, I think Atlas of AI is our friend @punkerella actually đ€©
Ok I love this. Not sure how that Sarah Gailley book made it past me!
what a moment it was đ€đŒ
âThe Everlastingâ was this for me
omggg great list ICONIC i must suggest @sharky_97 and LobsterâŠi mean WOW the lobster bay leaf haze iâve been living in like a t kingfisher spell cast upon meâŠit made the most discussed yesterday page this week!
You gotta add the lobster book đ„ŽđŠ
