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Galai9

(ENG/ESP/GAL) Gala she/her - fantasy and romance reader 🏳‍🌈📖✨

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October 2026

The Knave and the MoonCowboy CasualFree FallingThe Keeper (Gods of the Game #3)Undone

3.19 average  ·  588 reviews

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    Rachel Gillig knows one thing: she likes men with big noses. And you know what? I get you girl, I really do.

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    Galai9 commented...

    This is going to sound strange but when I'm truly interested on checking the vibes of the book, I look up the worst rated reviews. If they say something that could be a "problem" for me, I probably won't read them. I have to say that sometimes I don't check the blurbs, I like to surprise myself hahahaha

  • Is It Harder to Trust Book Reviews? Thoughts?

    I feel like I used to be able to rely on reviews and book recommendations SO much more than I can now. I joined Goodreads in 2012, and back then, when a book had a 4+ star rating, there was an almost guarantee that I would at least like the book enough to finish it. Nowadays, I feel it's a 50/50 shot at best. I don't know if BookTok or the obsession with books that primarily focus on smut rather than substance has anything to do with it (don't get me wrong, I do like my smut from time to time), but I'm curious if anyone else feels similarly.

    One of the main reasons I love PageBound is that the platform isn't completely saturated with the same kinds of readers, and there is an opportunity to rate books on more than one aspect. I think it's great to be able to rate how much you enjoyed a book separately from its quality (which I know quality is also going to be based on opinion, but at least there is an opportunity to separate the two a little).

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