I just got one in the sale and I'm obsessed but now I feel bad for my physical tbr that I'm meant to be getting through. Also what are people's opinions on kindles?

What are people’s theories on what the new book is about? Has Sarah J Maas hinted at anything? I’m so excited for its release!

This book both excites me and pisses me off

I honestly did not have super high hopes for this one based on reviews but I just gobbled it up in like 6 hours I adored it

The other day I was discussing rereading books with someone - and it got me thinking. Do you reread? If so - which books do you commonly reread? I reread the Kate Daniels series (or basically anything Ilona Andrews writes) every year.

I thought it would be kind of fun to see where in the world people are, and then folks can make friends with people from the same countries/ares (if they way, not pressure obviously). I'll go first. I'm Canadian, and more specifically I am in British Columbia (Vancouver Island if you want to get fancy. Try to find your country and join that thread! Everyone else?

Are you a mood reader or do you strictly abide by your TBR for the month?? I have a monthly and yearly tbr and I seldom follow it 😆 I'm afraid I'm a notorious mood reader ✋😭

Do you guys own many books? I never did growing up because I went to the library. Even now,I only buy books that I have read and loved. But seeing people on social media's own walls full of books has made me curious about other people's habits. So, I would love to hear about your habits. Do you buy books right away? Do you read all of the ones you buy? How many do you own/do you get rid of many?

Ahh booktok, so controversial. But we love it anyways hehe. Because I thrive on highly opinionated discussion, please don't hold back! (BUT, because we are all kind, educated readers, let's not be hateful towards people who have different opinions than we do ;) That being said, I'll go first: *inhales slowly* Fourth Wing is meh and Iron flame was almost impossible to get through... the hype, I just don't understand it!! Please tell me I'm not the only one.

Hiya, im new here so excited for this website as it looks so fun already!

I lost my job a few months ago, so I've been going through a million jobs and trying to figure out what I want to do in my future and i'm wondering how did you actually get a job in a library?? Because working among shelves of books, helping readers find their next obsession, and just being surrounded by that cozy, quiet vibe sounds like a literal dream. Maybe it's not all sunshine and rainbows though haha. I feel like every time I look into it, the requirements feel a little intimidating like, do you have to have a Master’s in Library Science? Are there entry-level roles you can start with? Volunteer opportunities that lead somewhere? I do know how challenging and competitive it is though so maybe this is just best as a huge dream. Regardless, I'm genuinely curious! If you work in a library (or have in the past), how did you get your foot in the door? It's okay if you want to be vague for safety reasons. And if you don’t work in a library, is this something you’ve also daydreamed about? I've been daydreaming a lot lately haha.

helloooo i'm angie and i'm new to pagebound this seems like such a fun site i try to read many genres but my favorites are fantasy, thrillers & romcoms i'd love to meet people with similar tastes! i absolutely love that you can see the % of match when you go on other people's profiles, such a great feature you can also find me on bookstagram (my user is the same there)