what are everyone’s favorite video games?? personal favorites rn are stardew, botw/totk, tiny bookshop, rainworld, and cult of the lamb. i’m always looking for more, pls talk up your faves!!

what are everyone’s favorite video games?? personal favorites rn are stardew, botw/totk, tiny bookshop, rainworld, and cult of the lamb. i’m always looking for more, pls talk up your faves!!

I know booktok and readers love male leads with dark hair. But I'm in minority, I love blonde guys, bonus points if they have long hair. I'M NOT LIKE THE OTHER- Anyway, do u have reccomendations? Something other than Shatter Me. I would really aprecciate it 💜

What the title says. I've always seen people online refer to themselves as "mood readers" but for some reason never looked it up until now. The definitions I'm seeing online seem to describe it as pretty much "reading whatever you feel like," but how is that different than regular reading? Does everyone not do that? What is the alternative? If you call yourself a mood readers (or if you purposefully don't), how do you define what that is? Does it have to do with caring more about vibes and atmosphere than tropes and plot? Thought I'd ask since I've seen some people put it in their bios here!

Edit to add: Okay, you've all convinced me I'm a mood reader! The general consensus I'm seeing in the comments is that a mood reader is someone who doesn't follow a strict TBR list and just reads whatever sounds good at the time rather than making a plan and sticking to it. I always have at least 10-15 books going at once MINIMUM because my TBR is literally where books go to die—if a book sounds good, I start it immediately no matter what I'm already reading. I don't know the last time outside of a series I planned out what books I was going to read next and stuck to it in any meaningful way 🫣

does anyone have any romance books that they ate up immediately??? i finished the books i had picked out for this week during my break 😭

So I think everybody had that one book - that everyone else loved and you just didn't get a hype.

For me it's Invisible life of Addie LaRue. I'm stuck in the middle. Don't get me wrong, it's beautifully written. And I like the author. The concept itself was interesting too. But I felt like which each time skip I was more tired of reading it. And I just wasn't invested either with story or characters.

So I'm curious - what are your book that everyone love and recommend but it didn't win you heart?

What. An. Opening. !!! Holy shit, I hope the writing and atmosphere of these first 7 pages stick around because my god, these vibes are incredible! So excited by this opening and may it continue🤞 Also, I love the footnotes! I need to keep track of the awesome lines in this book, and I think theres gonna be a lot, so these are from Chapter 1: 🖤 "Looking at [the illustrations] felt like stepping into someone elses skull, someone who knew the same things I knew: that their were sharp teeth behind every smile, and bare bones waiting beneath the pretty skin of tge world." 🖤 "The other kids sensed the hunger behind the smile and avoided me out of animal certainty that, if we were all shipwrecked together, I'd be found six weeks later piking my teeth with their bones." 🖤 "I figure dreams are like stray cats, which will go away if I quit feeding them."

So I think everybody had that one book - that everyone else loved and you just didn't get a hype.

For me it's Invisible life of Addie LaRue. I'm stuck in the middle. Don't get me wrong, it's beautifully written. And I like the author. The concept itself was interesting too. But I felt like which each time skip I was more tired of reading it. And I just wasn't invested either with story or characters.

So I'm curious - what are your book that everyone love and recommend but it didn't win you heart?

Should I read Emily Wilde??

Ali… why? 💀😵‍💫 I can see it has historical roots but dude, what a name.

I just…. 🫠 sir?!

I have been watching a lot of YouTube/booktube since fall started and I was curious who you guys watch/would recommend?!

Some of my faves are:

• Shawnaci Schroeder
• Haley Pham
• Eden Yonas
• NK Medani
• Cozy K (more gaming/hobbies)

Hello readerss!! Ive got a question for all my people whose first language isn't English - which books do you read more of: the ones in your language or the ones written in English? By the ones in your language i also mean translations, not only by authors from your country

Im really wondering cause lately ive been into reading the english ones and i find it really fun - the beggining of every book is pretty weird, cause its getting into reading in English, but after like 50-100 pages i feel like im starting to fly through it💪🙈 do you also feel this way?