I have a couple muted books and one of them keeps showing up in my main feed. Has anyone had this happen and found a way to truly mute it? 😅😂

hey everyone! hope you're having a lovely dayy. it's my first week using pagebound and I have to admit, I LOVE IT ALREADY!! curious to know what everyone is currently reading and if anyone has any book recs :)) i usually read romance but I'm open to expanding my book genres <3

Very rarely is it that I think a movie or show adaptation of a book is better than the actual book, but I watched Sweetpea and really enjoyed the show and decided to pick up the book and I really, really hated it lmao

Is there a movie or a show that you think was way better than the book it's based off? I'm also looking for new movies and shows to watch so... 👀

Whos everyones reading buddys? I love to sit and read with my two dogs! 💕

Do you keep TBR in your shelves? is shelves only for finished? Or do they include TBR? Why or why not?

Still on my Library revamp journey and want to know what others do. do you keep TBRs in your custom made shelves? I have a lot of shelves (seriously) and have been just shelving books I have finished, but I am open to changing my system for good reasons why.

Hello!

As I've been waiting for my Royal Assassin hold to come in at the library, I've also been getting JesterxKnight or JesterxKing content on my timeline. It's making me want to read something where the fool or jester has a strong role in a fantasy book. Think the Fool in the Farseer Trilogy. I'm (slowly) making my way through Robin Hobb's work, so I'm sure I'll get more Fool content eventually. The dynamic doesn't need to be romantic, I just like the idea of seeing a silly guy getting away with manipulating everything because people only think they're a silly guy and nothing more. Any recommendations are appreciated!

My friend and I were talking about how we see characters the other day when we are reading. We both said that we don’t usually see characters like how authors describe them, we make our own picture in our heads. (Ex. An author might say the character is blonde but in my head they are a redhead based on what I have read about them). Sometime if the cover has a picture of a character might make me see the character that way but not always.

I was just wondering if people are more like my friend and I or if most people stick to the description the author gives? 🤔

It’s been a long time since I’ve read a mystery that wasn’t an Agatha Christie! So far I’m intrigued.

✅ secluded retreat away ✅ large group dynamic ✅ tension and drama hinted at ✅ first person narration

How do y'all determine whether a book goes into your tbr category versus your interested category? (looking for ideas for how to organize my pb library) :3