Checking some of the books of different quests I thought about the possibility of having some king of tags for the books? I mean, clicking on a book and without reading the blurb knowing characteristics like 'fantasy', 'ya', 'romance' and all of that (well, sometimes even after reading the blurb you don't know). I don't know how would it be done, maybe people adding it manually and we could see that 10 people said 'contemporary romance', for example? I feel like this would be difficult to implement. Also, would it be possible to have the series liked? Sometimes I have to look it up somewhere else because here it's still a little chaotic. This is not whatsoever a complaint, I'm sure Jennifer and Lucy are doing what they can when they can and I'm so happy with this platform. 🫶🏼

unfortunately my brain works in compartments and now I entered the "movies" one and the "books" one is just closed at the moment. so I'm on reader's block but I finally unlocked the movie watcher's block ??? I missed movies tbh but now I feel horrible for all the books I bought. do you think it is fair to call this "reader's block"? does it happen to you? how do you deal with it?

I always spoil my posts if I absolutely have to, but I know some people consider things that are in the blurb NOT spoilers. But what if the stuff I want to talk about is in Books 2 and 3 of a trilogy, and they are on the blurbs, but are spoilers for book one. And people who see updates on their main feed, who haven't read the fiest book but want to one day will get spoiled! This isn't really a question, but a funny scenario I thought after I posted a post in the Thunderhead book forum. Ordinarily, what I posted is nothing that true fans don't know. But thinking back, if anyone ever wanted to read Scythe, they would know way in advance one of the major plot points revealed in book one, if they followed me ☝🏿😀 I think it was discussed that books on your tbr might be taken out of the main feed? Is that right

So excited for this quest! I wanted this to be a collection for both people who've never read a sapphic book and don't know where to start, and also for avid readers of sapphic stories that are looking for more recommendations. Feel free to suggest more books to be added! Now the real question: what's your favorite sapphic book or one that made a big impact on you?