I'm new to PageBound! I love reading fantasy, romance, thrillers, horror, and non-fiction (although, i'm really open to all). I would love to make some friends and meet new people to discuss books with! Excited to get to know you! 💞

Hey everyone! I have a Kobo Libra Color and I'm thinking of getting the stylus so I can start annotating my books (so far, I've only been highlighting). 🖊️📖 My question is: Do I need a screen protector to prevent damage? Will it affect the screen quality or the way the display looks? Or is it fine without one? Would love to hear your thoughts! 😊

Hey everyone! I have a Kobo Libra Color and I'm thinking of getting the stylus so I can start annotating my books (so far, I've only been highlighting). 🖊️📖 My question is: Do I need a screen protector to prevent damage? Will it affect the screen quality or the way the display looks? Or is it fine without one? Would love to hear your thoughts! 😊

I used to be hesitant about annotating my books. The idea of writing in them felt almost wrong at first, like I was ruining something. But eventually, I gave it a try, starting with the most basic things—highlighting quotes, marking 💕 romance, 😢 sad, 😊 happy moments, and categorizing everything in a very structured way. For a while, I did it with every book I read, even when I didn’t truly feel connected to the story. It became more of a habit than a meaningful experience. But over time, I realized that annotation should be personal, not just a mechanical process. Now, I only annotate books that genuinely speak to me—ones that make me think 🤔, feel deeply ❤️, or that I know I’ll want to revisit 🔄. 📚✏️ Do you annotate your books? If so, do you prefer doing it with certain genres or specific types of stories? I’d love to hear about your approach! 💬😊

Hi guys I was wondering how many books do yall have your tbr? And if you think you could finish them all before 2026???

I used to be hesitant about annotating my books. The idea of writing in them felt almost wrong at first, like I was ruining something. But eventually, I gave it a try, starting with the most basic things—highlighting quotes, marking 💕 romance, 😢 sad, 😊 happy moments, and categorizing everything in a very structured way. For a while, I did it with every book I read, even when I didn’t truly feel connected to the story. It became more of a habit than a meaningful experience. But over time, I realized that annotation should be personal, not just a mechanical process. Now, I only annotate books that genuinely speak to me—ones that make me think 🤔, feel deeply ❤️, or that I know I’ll want to revisit 🔄. 📚✏️ Do you annotate your books? If so, do you prefer doing it with certain genres or specific types of stories? I’d love to hear about your approach! 💬😊

Hi all! I'm brand new and loving the site. One thing I'm noticing is that it's definitely fiction-focused, which is fine, but I'm mostly reading history these days. (History PhD student here!) When it comes to writing reviews, it would be awesome to maybe be able to choose whether it's a fiction or non-fiction book and then maybe have the review prompts reflect that. Plot and characters, for example, don't really apply to non-fiction books. :)

What’s a super popular book that everyone seems to love, but you just couldn’t finish? What didn’t work for you? My answer might trigger some people lol

Exciting news! 🌅 Today Sunrise of the Reaping is officially released in Greek! 🎉 I'm about to head out to grab my copy and start reading it! Can’t wait to dive into Haymitch’s story and learn more about his past! 📚✨