Literary.leveret commented on a post from the Pagebound Club forum
Iām so jealous of people who are able to listen to audiobooks! My mind always drifts away and I forget Iām listening to one. Then I have to rewind ten minutes again. The only time it almost worked was when I went for runs. Anyone else has this problem and figured out how to make it work?
Literary.leveret commented on a post from the Pagebound Club forum
I hate that I struggle So hard to write reviews of books I loved. When I hate a book, I can write An Whole Essay. Does anyone else have this problem? šš
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Maybe We Just Stay Out of the Woods
āNothing bad has ever happened in the forest.ā -Andrew from Don't Let the Forest In (and all of these MCs, probably)
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Horror to devour š©ø
Horror book recs with cannibalism themes
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Literary.leveret commented on a post from the Pagebound Club forum
Hey everyone! Iām curious, where do you all usually get your audiobooks from? I actually signed up for Audible years ago but never really figured out how to use it, so Iāve never listened to one. Lately, Iāve been wanting to give audiobooks another try. Do yall have any recommendations for good platforms or sites to get them, and maybe a few audiobook titles youād suggest starting with? Thanks so much!
Literary.leveret commented on a post from the Pagebound Club forum
Okay so, I need book recs for books that left you HOLLOW for at least a week. I'm talking stuff like If We Were Villains or They Both Die At The End, anything that ripped your heart out - don't ask me why. I just need to feel the pain sometimes!!!
Literary.leveret commented on a post from the Pagebound Club forum
For the horror books, I usually follow people on insta that recommend books. But before that, I used to go to bookstores and takes pictures for my TBR. Do you get a feeling that itās āthe right bookā without even knowing reviews or do u need reviews to be persuaded?
Literary.leveret commented on a post from the Pagebound Club forum
Everyone on here always recommends the most amazing books. The ones they loved, the ones that changed them.
But give me a fantasy book or series that you wanted to rip apart- that you only finished out of SPITE
I very much enjoy reading 1-star reviews of books to see if I would hate the book too, or if it would actually be for me. People are more honest about a book if they hated it š (in my opinion)
So give me a fantasy book you hated, and why?!
Literary.leveret commented on a post from the Pagebound Club forum
Tbh⦠Iām not a fan of the percentage update while reading. I donāt get the hype š¤·š¼āāļø I think itās more work than necessary. I totally get the reading list updates, or reading goal updates. What does everyone else think?? What am I missing??
Iām curious why it was important enough to be added
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I mean maybe this is just how she speaks as a linguist major, but it slightly bugs me how the tone of the book is so conversational, but then she keeps throwing in random thesaurus words that then donāt really fit that tone š
Literary.leveret wants to read...

Waste Wars: The Wild Afterlife of Your Trash
Alexander Clapp
Literary.leveret commented on a post from the Pagebound Club forum
I'm sure most of us had our book spines broken by others that borrowed from us right? It's usually friends or neighbours or maybe even family. Regardless of who they are, it's as if they don't even care š like wdym breaking the spine makes it easier for you to read?? Sybau š„
Wish I could say that to my professor š
A few weeks ago she saw me with The Count of Monte Cristo by Alexander Dumas. (I brought it to class so I could show my friends how thick it was, so they can decide if they wanted to read it or not) My professor asked me if I finished reading it and said yes, then she asked if she could borrow it. She said she'd been wanting to read it but couldn't find a second hand copy, and the college library's only copy was already borrowed by someone. So I agreed and gave it to her.
This morning the book is back in my hands but with a severely broken spine that the pages are falling apart š A couple pages are even missing!! She even tried to use her toddler daughter (that I had no idea existed) as an excuse for the broken book!
The Head of the Department saw the sad excuse of a book being handed back to me by that professor, and so she got scolded on the spot lol
I can get another copy but this one's been with me for years š
Literary.leveret commented on a post from the Pagebound Club forum
For anyone who have 2 or more book on the go have a read before bed book or at home in general vs a bus book? If you do , what do you read at home ? Spice or no spice? I'm currently reading revolve on the bus because it has a figure skater and a hockey player on the cover and it looks innocent enough but it is not for kids. At home I started beautiful things by Emily Rath . I'm in her pateron so I know it's SUPER spicy ( all males get together with the female but her recent NSFW art was all the guys together)
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I am thinking of ending things
Iain Reid
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