Wondering how folks distinguish between their “interested” and “tbr” lists! Is a tbr a higher level of commitment? If something is tbr, does it mean you’ll read it within a certain timeframe? I was on G**d****s forever so I’m not used to such an abundance of categories 😂

Happy Thursday, Boundlings!

As the week winds down, let’s play a silly little game 👾

1. Drop a book character in the comments ⬇️ and let other people respond by telling you what was in that character’s most recent search history 👀

The more unhinged and silly the better!

i’m really struggling with training for a half marathon atm but have recently discovered the joy of listening to an audiobook on a long run and would love some recs!

as someone with poor auditory processing i’ve always struggled with podcasts, uni lectures, etc. but certain kinds of audiobooks seem to work for me, if only while moving lol

some loose specs:

• i mostly listen to non-fiction, but it can’t be too dense/technical. ideally also has a good narrative and engaging language (for example i’m loving Otherlands by Thomas Halliday rn!)
• i don’t really read fantasy/romance but i’m open to sci-fi, crime, thriller (the suspense might help me run faster lmao)
• ideally less heavy than my usual fare (i don’t think i can face trauma/grief/pain while also pushing my body to its limits 🫠)

tl;dr anything good, that won’t require too much brain power

Alright friends, you know the drill… what complaints (big or small) do we have this week that we need to get off our chest?!💭

I'm currently reading Libby books on my phone, but keep hearing good things about eReaders (hi Sarah if you are reading this).

I'm trying to work out if they are worth the money.

So thoughts? Do you have an e-reader? Do you like it? Which one?