I recently discovered immersive reading (consuming physical/digital books and audiobook simultaneously) and am in the process of trying it. So far so good, I think it allows me to connect more with the book and feel the characters. What are your thoughts on this method? And what's a good book to start with if I want to explore further?

Contrary to the post title, I would like to know who among us Pagebound readers have perfect eyesight. Consider this a survey. Who among us have won the lottery and have not eroded their vision with our passion for words, so gripping that we read on our backs in bed or in the dimness as evening falls?

I’d also like to hear from friends who have usual sight- or spectacle-related stories. I, for example, have near-sightedness but it’s SPECIAL. You see, one side is 3.25 and the other is… 8.75. This means one side of my glasses is thicc af and the other is okay. Some people do apparently notice this and comment on or ask about it.

Edit: Current observations - Most readers do have poor eyesight and those who don't have other issues or sight-/eye-related problems that nevertheless are disruptive despite having clear vision. It's not looking good for us.

anyone else constantly opening the sidebar/menu now? I use left swipe all the time on mobile to go back to the previous screen and now that swipe pops up the side menu instead. It's surprised me how difficult it is to retrain my brain to stop using the swipe!

I feel like my books are so unorganized and I don’t know how to organize them. I don’t know if I want my fantasy books first then my historical fiction books, or if I want to like color match them or have them in alphabetical order. How are y’all’s books organized?? I’m so taking ideas lol 😂