I love you Book sandals for never shutting up about this book, it is so adorable!!!!!!1!!1!! In wasn't sure about Devon at first but I love how he's the one obsessed with her, and their dinámic is perfect

This is for the people with 3 digit yearly reading goals - how?!?!?!? I need to know how you achieve this - what is your secret😭

How do y'all feel about users who post only quotes from the book in the forum, without adding any of their own thoughts? I find it kind of irritating, but I'm very willing to be in the minority about that. (To be clear, I post quotes from books all the time, but it's to show exactly where I'm at in the book, and then to talk about whatever the quote is.) My initial reaction is to upvote it, because it's usually a great quote, but then I realize that it's not really adding anything to the conversation about the book. So then I think about down voting it, but that makes me feel like kind of a jerk. Thoughts? Like I said, I'm willing to be wrong about this, so I'm open to why anyone feels like it's great.

anyone know any good places to start a (reading/factual) blog? is tumblr still a good place for engagement or are there other good free alternatives that preferably don't require lots of coding! ty

Hi folks!

One of the things I really love about Pagebound is the books forums. I love the idea of an ongoing conversation about each book done in a way that you still have visibility of as time passes. Given that a lot of my favourites aren’t exactly what you would call ‘popular’ and some wouldn’t be really known outside of Australia, a lot of those forums are empty, and I have a strong urge to reread a bunch of favourites in order to address that. I’ve already started with Hench, and am now contemplating what’s next.

I’m wondering if you feel the same, and if so, what it at the top of your rereading list?

I don’t know if they’ll see this, but everyday I come on to this app and I see @burntsunflowers being such a positive presence in the community and hyping people up, and I love seeing their posts, I know it’s random but just felt like it lol. 🩵

Does anyone every so often stumble upon a review of a five-star book that you loved but the reviewer absolutely hated? Like, disseminating it front to back with lacerating verbiage and a clinical precision. Books, like opinions, are objective, but every so often a moment will slip through where I doubt my entire reading taste 🤣

My first post here so hope I’m doing it right! I recently had to say goodbye to my soul dog of 16 years and have cried ever single day for almost 5 weeks now. Ive never felt a grief so physically painful in my life. He lived in 2 diff countries with me, 5 homes, and was with me and my now-husband the entire time we’ve known each other. I know this is a book space and not for pets, but I find the bookish community to be incredibly empathetic. Anyone here have recommendations for books that helped them through pet loss grief? Or other ways to just stay above water while experiencing this? ❤️‍🩹

I need a book that will be released in November for a reading challenge. I scrolled around and found these options: Daddy Issues Violet Thistlewaite is not a villain anymore The Sacred Space Between

Has anyone heard of these? Are you planning to read any of them? Which one should I read? Or please leave another recommendation below. I am in the mood for something on the lighter side and do not want to start another series.