Hyzie commented on a post from the Pagebound Club forum
New ick is the word “balls” when referring to male anatomy. Really took me out of the scene. Will be reporting back soon for a more detailed review. I have some things to say.
Hyzie commented on a post from the Pagebound Club forum
in honour of the Backrooms film being released this month, I’m looking for books with that weird, creepy, liminal space vibe. pretty much like Severance on Apple tv! or even Pan’s Labrinyth? something along the lines of characters finding a world that shouldn’t exist, that defies the logic of the normal world, becoming trapped, and it’s either empty or has monsters. i’m not fussed by either! if there aren’t any books exactly like this, then something close would be appreciated too. i love horror as a genre but i’m still quite new to it, other than classics like The Exorcist. 👻
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Tehrangeles
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Japanese Gothic
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Hyzie commented on a post from the Pagebound Club forum
Hello cuties!
My question is for those of you who read 10+ books a month : how do you do it?
I’ve seen a lot of users on this app having already 50, 80 books read in 2026 and I can’t understand how someone can read that many books! I’m impressed!
Hyzie commented on a post from the Pagebound Club forum
Hi everyone at Pagebound! I was just thinking earlier about how when I was a child, I'd fill in and submit these book review worksheets to the school library for a year-long contest we had.
I've also heard about the famous Pizza Hut rewards program they had in the US (are there any other countries that had that too?) and now I want to make a little punch-card to get myself a pizza after chipping off a good number of books off my TBR!
Did your school or local library have any of these sorts of programs or rewards systems? I'm curious!
Hyzie commented on a post from the Pagebound Club forum
What is your favourite book genre and why? Because personally my favorite is fantasy and romance because the worlds just whisk me away from then current state of the world! But I cannot read non-fiction as my mind physically zones out and I cannot keep focus on it. I also cannot read horror as it kind of freaks me out and makes me paranoid but I'm open to ready sci-fi but I have no idea what to read in that part of the genres... Any suggestion? Open to sci-fi and romance and fantasy recommendations!