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I love reading classic novels and as I was reading jane eyre today, it got me thinking, what books would you consider to be modern classics or what books do you think will become classics in the future?
Iām really interested in seeing what everyone thinks āŗļø
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Inkandpaper commented on a post from the Pagebound Club forum
Iām so jealous of people who are able to listen to audiobooks! My mind always drifts away and I forget Iām listening to one. Then I have to rewind ten minutes again. The only time it almost worked was when I went for runs. Anyone else has this problem and figured out how to make it work?
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I love reading classic novels and as I was reading jane eyre today, it got me thinking, what books would you consider to be modern classics or what books do you think will become classics in the future?
Iām really interested in seeing what everyone thinks āŗļø
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Inkandpaper commented on a post from the Pagebound Club forum
At least in my part of the world :) FINALLY thereās a chill in the air and I am so ready for it.
Whatās your ultimate ācurl-up-in-a-blanket-and-ignore-the-worldā read for a chilly fall day?
My go-toās are always thriller/crime fiction (think: anything Gillian Flynn).
Inkandpaper commented on a post from the Pagebound Club forum
I know for sure I'm not the only one who does this, but I'm interested to know people's breakdown.
For me I have: Physical- This is either a book off my shelf, a library book, or something on my decade-old kindle. Something I have to hold a specific object or device to read. Audio- my current hands-free read, courtesy of my library. For when I am doing something that requires my hands --knitting, drawing, chores, driving Bedtime read- these are mostly on my phone, or are books I've owned forever. Book I only read at bedtime. Currently the Saint of Steel series because I can't let T. Kingfisher take over my TBR, but sometimes my physical takes this slot.
What are yours?
Inkandpaper commented on a post from the Pagebound Club forum
It can be reading, it can be anything else; I just thought it would be nice to share a little positivity. I can already feel the seasonal depression creeping in, and uni starts again in two weeks, so my mood isnāt exactly at its best!
Whatās a small thing - big or tiny, reading-related or not - that always brings a bit of happiness into your day?