Hello! Can I request adding Keeper of the Lost Cities series in this? I think they are iconic enough to be added here haha

Anyone know any good werewolf book lists or quests? Thanks!

Hi everyone! Hope you all are having a fantastic weekend so far :)

My question for you all today is simple: what popular or classical book have you not read that it feels like everyone else has?

This prompt is inspired by my answer: I’m currently reading Pride and Prejudice for the first time ever (and I’ve never seen the screen adaptations either).

Hello hello :)

I'm a Minneapolis local. It's probably not shocking to know that my city is Going Through It right now. I've been active in the streets. I've been helping my neighbors. I've been doing what I can, as safely as I can. This all being said, I've been feeling a ping of guilt whenever I crack open a book to wind down in my free time. The "if you have time to lean, you have time to clean," in my lil monkey brain says I should be doing more for my community instead of reading a silly cowboy romance. I don't think I should stop reading altogether though, because reading is an activity and a skill that's good for my soul and good for rebuilding my energy. So my big ask for the Pagebound Folks is this: what can I be reading that will make me feel like the content will make me wiser and stronger so I can be there for my city? Fiction or nonfiction, dystopian (duh), themes of justice, that flavor of reading. I want to read something that infuriates me. Something that makes me say, "why didn't somebody do something?" So that I can do something.

I hope this makes sense. Thanks fellas <3

I've been wanting to read manga/light novels/Manhwa, etc. My usual genre is romance and I wanted some romance manga. I've been seeing a lot of Shojo and teen romances on the shelves at the bookstore, but I was hoping for something geared towards adults with Adult characters. Can be Chinese, Japanese or Korean in origin, I don't mind. Can be straight or gay. Colour or black and white! Fantasy or IRL.

It's not really a world I know as much about so lmk what's good! Thanks!

My goal now that I’ve gotten back into reading after a multiple-years slump is to start slowly making my way through those so-called “classic” YA series that I either haven’t ever read or want to revisit. A few I have already on my list are Percy Jackson, Hunter Games, Narnia, Fablehaven, and Alex Rider.

I know there are probably so many I’m forgetting or don’t even have on my radar, so I’m open to any and all suggestions. Thanks in advance for the help. 😊

Well its -19 with a feels like -45.....what else is there to do but cuddle under a blanket and read! Is anyone else having crazy weather? Stay safe!