Guys im begging you to be more careful with your updates on books Im currently reading king of envy and saw A LOT of spoilers who weren’t blurred … Its kinda meh for everybody else and it happens on a lot of books lately I feel like the founders created the blurring option and if u want to spoil you should use it please… its ruining everybody else’s read

Hey everyone! We have exactly one month left in the Spring Readalong, which means Summer 2025 Readalong picks have officially dropped. You can see all 5 selections over on the Discuss tab :) We've also squeezed in some web updates between app development: - You can now see the publication year on the Book Page below the description. Some of these dates may be the edition's pub date rather than the original publication year; this is a known data issue so apologies in advance! It will be sorted out as we get more robust book data. - Various bug improvements including preventing double user follows We have more requested feature updates in the pipeline; I'll be back soon when they're released! Happy Reading, Jennifer & Lucy 💜💙 PS - Our community has grown so much over the past few weeks and it has been SO fun to watch everyone connect and interact. Thank you for making Pagebound such an amazing place and welcoming in our new members!!

Anyone have a book thats a quick read, that I'll be able to finish before next month so that I can meet my goal for April? Preferably romance, because I've mostly been reading fantasy lately.

I have never DNF a book, and would like to know why/how you guys are doing this? I am not/never jigging you guys it's a real question im genuinely curious about it Because I always say in my mind that a book can get better

Hi everyone, I recently read a book ( first love by rio shimamoto) that had no chapter breaks. It was a bit disorientating, though it had clear breaks but having no chapters. I had only before see this in the Discworld series by Terry Pratchatt anyone else encountered this?

Does anyone have any recommendations for short standalones? Books you could read in one sitting. I'm open to a lot of genres.

Anyone have a book thats a quick read, that I'll be able to finish before next month so that I can meet my goal for April? Preferably romance, because I've mostly been reading fantasy lately.