Cranium commented on a post from the Pagebound Club forum
After nearly 2 years of moving me and my partner have managed to open our last box of books that was sitting around, brooding at us from a corner in our bedroom. The problem is: I have bought/was gifted so many of these books years and years ago and I've realised that books I might have once had on my priority tbr I have completely stopped thinking about or are from authors I don't really care for now. What would you do in my place? Would you try to get through them or should they go in the donation bag?
Cranium commented on a post from the Pagebound Club forum
I’m currently really interested in vampire novels after reading “Carmilla” by Sheridan Le Fanu and would love some recommendations :) I also wanted to read “Dracula” because i love the adaptation with Keanu Reeves so much, but since I already have a lot of classics on my TBR, I would especially appreciate some more modern vampire novels ( I already read “My roommate is a vampire” by Jenna Levine so that one is out).
Cranium commented on a post from the Pagebound Club forum
I’m just curious, as there are so many cute icon/avatars to choose from… why did you pick your current one? Do you change it based off your read? Change it with the season? What drew you to be your little icon?!👀✨💭
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After nearly 2 years of moving me and my partner have managed to open our last box of books that was sitting around, brooding at us from a corner in our bedroom. The problem is: I have bought/was gifted so many of these books years and years ago and I've realised that books I might have once had on my priority tbr I have completely stopped thinking about or are from authors I don't really care for now. What would you do in my place? Would you try to get through them or should they go in the donation bag?
Cranium TBR'd a book

The Borrow a Boyfriend Club
Page Powars
Cranium TBR'd a book

This is Going to Hurt: Secret Diaries of a Junior Doctor
Adam Kay
Cranium TBR'd a book

Mockingjay (The Hunger Games, #3)
Suzanne Collins
Cranium DNF'd a book

Everyone in My Family Has Killed Someone (Ernest Cunningham, #1)
Benjamin Stevenson
Cranium commented on a post
"I have seen humans at all life stages and they are all unmistakenly... human" Mind you I was fully ready for Marcellus to call us ugly
Cranium commented on a post
“Welcome to Charter Village where happy endings are our specialty.”
Even beyond the lack of tact about death, do they know what that phrase means??!
(As an aside, there’s a “senior living” place nearby where I live called The Gateway, and I’m just so perplexed when I pass it. Who is coming up with this stuff??)
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"I have seen humans at all life stages and they are all unmistakenly... human" Mind you I was fully ready for Marcellus to call us ugly
Cranium DNF'd a book

The Hunting Party
Lucy Foley
Cranium commented on a post from the Pagebound Club forum
Imagine ,books didn't exist, and the power went off for 24 hours or more, and you lived in the middle of nowhere. No friends , nothing to play with outside , just a plain of nothing as far as your human eye could see . Edit: The sun doesn't do its normal thing anymore and rarely shines near you. The closest sunlight is 10000 km away. Sorry, I'm Canadian, and i dont know that in american
What would you do if you don't work , can't read , just the lights went out? Would you sit in the dark for 24 hours , sleep ? What would you do to spend the 24 hours or more in pitch black?
I personally would try to sleep because the sleep schedule is usually messed up thanks to reading or daylight savings or cats
Do people like my random questions to get people interacting with their minds and possibly other people
Sorry for making people think right away
Cranium wrote a review...
Oh Heated Rivalry how you have changed my life! Reading this and The Long Game has been my only tether to sanity over the holiday season. Rachel Reid's writing can be clumsy, sometimes I do get a feeling that she constructed some narrative beats around the specific sex scene she wanted to have but these boys she created are so special to my gay little brain. They have their conraddictions, their (very incredibly justified) fears and the hockey of it all clogging their brain so much that love sneaks up on them. They are a pair of tragic heroes unaware that they are in a rom-com and Rachel comes down on them with the force of a benevolent deity who smacks them against one another until they accept that their place is in each other's arms. Characters of all time as the wise say. Would I have liked it less if I hadn't stumbled on the show first? Maybe but why wonder about what could have been when it was such a bloody good time. Can't wait to do a proper re-read now that I got my paws on physical copies.
Post from the Remarkably Bright Creatures forum
Of course the octopus has a british accent (I'm listening to the audiobook on Libby)
Cranium started reading...

Remarkably Bright Creatures
Shelby Van Pelt
Cranium DNF'd a book

Red, White & Royal Blue
Casey McQuiston
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