For myself and im sure many others reading books and being creative (in one form or another) go hand in hand. Reading and book journalling, or crafting. Listening to an audio book and crocheting, knitting or crosstitching etc! What is the craft the you like do do when/after reading? Or are the hobbies completely separate for you? I like to make specific bookmarks for the book im reading, drawing and using stickers to represent the book!

It's been a bit since I made that "get to know you/friending meme" post here, and we've had a lot of new names and people that I've seen around regularly since then, so have a Get To Know You: PB Edition for today!

Username/Name: Where is your username from: How did you find PB? How often are you on PB? Favorite Quest: Favorite Quest Badge: (Doesn't even have to be from a quest you're in, just based on design) Recommend a List: Favorite book in My Taste: Last book you finished and how you rated it: (Or if you don't use star ratings, just how you liked it!) (optional) Favorite review you've either read or written:

Why do you love reading?

WRONG ANSWERS ONLY

For Me:

Good morning Bookaholics!

Here is your question of the day:

Do you have a favourite adaptation of any books? 🎥

I personally love The Flatshare on Amazon (based off Beth O'Leary's book)

Is there any adaptations you hate? 📖

(cough Miss peregrine movie cough)

Do you ever sit and think about the characters you read after the series is done or after their book is done if it's a standalone 🤔

What do you hope they're doing? Is everything fine? Or is everything sad?

yall. does anyone else have a hard time remembering the plot or the characters you’ve read about? i will genuinely be so into a book but after like 3 days i have a hard time recalling key details or plot points. this was not an issue when i was a kid. i could recall small details from books like The Hunger Games or Harry Potter (ik ik 😩) long after reading them. i think it’s from the amount of media i consume / my phone usage. i need to sit outside in silence for like 48 hours.

I’ll start! I haven’t read the book yet (alas, it was lost in the trenches of my TBR), but my vote would be Junie by Erin Crosby Eckstine! I’m a total sucker for illustrated covers, and I love the blend of colours.

This is a post to appreciate hand made art by graphic designers and artists, so please try to only include works that are human-made! =)