By that what I mean is having their main type of videos be about booktok drama, hot takes, drama again, "booktok lied to me" etc

I find those type of videos annoying and overdone so if anyone has recs for booktube channels that don't really dwell into drama like that I'd appreciate it

HAPPY FRIDAY, WE MADE IT. YOU'RE HERE!

Friday has already been upon us, and we're only in February?!! The month of January felt like a frkn damn eternity, but we made it! We made it here and you're with us.

A little praise and worship to the fellows PB friends here (such a good girl/boy you are), you are all wonderful and I hope you day gets better and better. Please also stay warm and dry to our snowy friends. (yes i can be a little sincere and considerate. No i wont show it often)

Anyways, we're here for feral reads right?!!! So what was your feral, freaky, funny read for this week?

This week, mine was Tourist Season by Brynne Weaver. I had a really enjoyable time and can't wait for book 2!

I've seen a few headlines and read a few articles about mass market paperbacks going extinct, and frankly i'm sad! I feel like there's an ideal size for a book, and a lot of the hardcovers are too big in my opinion (plus i'm not a huge fan of hardcovers in general), and trade paperbacks are sort of a hit or miss. Plus, they've always been more affordable. Apparently ebooks have taken over the market that was previously held by the mass market paperbacks. Anyways.. does anyone else care about this? I don't really know that much about publishing but I feel a bit 😦 about the news..!

I want to get into horror, have wanted to try it for a while now, BUT I can't read about sexual violence, it's a major trigger for me, and I'm always afraid that's what I'll find in horror books. Knowing that, do you think this quest would be a good fit for me? The queer aspect is a big bonus and that makes trying those horror books even more appealing.