OK yall! First time reading ACOTAR and Nesta and Elain are already getting on my nerves. After reading TOG and loving the amazing women on those books, I sure hope that they’ll become more likeable.

After I finish a book, I immediately go to look up if it has a movie or show adaptation. I love, love, love cinema. I'd be a professional if they payed me. What's the best movie or show adaptation of a book you've seen? I really enjoyed the show The Decameron even though I haven't read the book yet. Adaptations always seem to be lacking something, an important character or plotline, and in the end they always turn out worse than I expected them to be! Do you have any recommendations of books that were good and their movie or TV show adaptations that were spot on or just really fulfilling and satisfying? I'd love to hear!

I am currently sitting in an active parliamentary session since I am doing an internship with a politician and honestly am sat here reading toxic yaoi (the third book in the Captive Prince series)

Made me wonder: What’s the most insane/inappropriate place you have read? Even better if it is a wild book to be reading in that specific setting

I saw Game On by Navessa Allen in my local bookstore last weekend, even though the announced dates are next Tuesday. I believe I saw posts of Hunt the Villain by Rina Kent being purchasable from bookstores earlier too. While I'm not complaining, but what is going on? Asking cause I usually put the release dates into my calendar to plan a day of it, and then to find out they're released earlier than announced. Strange.