Ok so my Grandma has a bunch of DVDs and I’ve been watching Star Wars, specifically 4,5 and 6 and I’m starting six right now but anyway I need good Star Wars books lol, also um loved le princess in the first movie hate her in the second

This is a reminder that Valentine's Day is a celebration of all the types of love and that a romantic relationship is not the end goal of love or life! Tell your friends that you love them! Tell your parents that you love them! Tell your bus driver that you love them! Tell your community that you love them! In these times of genocidal maniacs, pedophilic leaders and economic uncertainties, remember to fight with love in your heart and prioritize your community and your friends! In the words of bell hooks: ''Love is an action, never simply a feeling.'' So remember to cultivate your hope and your love for others by taking action! Much love to everyone. Stay safe, stay strong and stay loving. 💪🥰❤️

So I’ve been wanting to read the powerless series, but recently I’ve seen that it’s apparently a knock off of the Red Queen series. Is that true? And if so, which series should I read instead?

I feel like I fell in love with this platform this year because why am I on here every single day?? I haven’t let up once 😭 I swear my phone hate to see me coming at this point

And the way I keep hitting the 5-post limit when I’m reading a book??? I’ll be mid-spiral and suddenly it’s like “no more posts for today” and I’m screaming LET ME INNNN I HAVE MORE TO SAYYY 🤧

AHHHHHH 🗣️

I read books last week I really enjoyed (zoomed through two books in a series in two days). Now I'm in a slump BC I read three books and none of them lived up to the hype I wanted them to.

How do you define a reading slump?

What's a book you have found got you out of a reading slump?

I'm looking forward to feeling so excited to pick up a book I can't wait to finish my tasks and read.

It's almost the weekend again. Any fun (including non-bookish) plans? Are you hoping to finish a specific book or start one? 📖

I'm going to spend time with family and friends throughout the weekend. Going out to dinner on Sunday. I'm also hoping to finish The Ballad of Perilious Graves for the Mardi Gras challenge ✨

What sort of adaptation would you like to see a book get? TV? Movie? Graphic novel? Game? Audioplay? It doesn't have to be your favourite book; it can be your current read or just one you see potential in the plot or setting of.

My picks. I can see potential for a video game in The Sirens by Emilia Hart. With the switching perspectives, time shifts and compelling plot, it could do very well. I think there is huge potential in 100 Places to See After You Die by Ken Jennings for a multi-illustrator graphic novel collection, possibly a charity work.

Happy reading, and thanks for answering my chaos questions.

Since last year, I've been reading more nonfiction books, especially memoirs. I don't know why, but they are very appealing to me, perhaps because they give me the chance to dive into the life of someone I admire or someone who has been through similar situations as me.

And you, why do you like memoirs?

I was just looking through a magazine when I saw an ad for a bookplate stamp. Very fancy looking with an ornate design and a place to sign your name. My whole body cringed up. I could not even imagine ever doing that to my books. Stamping them or putting a sticker bookplate in (unless the sticker is signed by the author). Defacing my book in anyway hurts my brain to even think about. Even when I read my books I try really hard not to break the spine. I know this is a me thing (although I suspect that it is a you thing for quite a few people).

Does anyone stamp or put bookplates in their books? Is there a particular reason that makes you do this?

Does anyone else have a book thing that makes them cringe when you see other people do it?

Just so everyone is clear….I am not judging. This really is a me thing. People can do whatever they want to their books. I am just curious. Bookstamps wouldn’t exist if people were not buying them. So I know that probably quite a few people love to do this.

Ok so I just had to book ideas. Horror to be specific in case you don’t like that, so 1. To keep the population even every time someone’s born they 💀 someone. (Maybe could have like some secret baby idk) and 2. (I was inspired by build a bear I’m so sorry) they prepare human body’s/skin or whatever and stuff them with innards (is that how you spell that? Not my strong suit hehe) to keep creating humans

tell me your favorite graphic novels (especially if it's fantasy), i want to read them! i love them very much, and i always have this newfound underrated appreciation whenever i read a 5 star one. here is a list of mine:

• shubeik lubeik (the one that inspired this post)
• wash day diaries
• tea dragon society
• laura dean keeps breaking up with me
• the magic fish
• the prince and the dressmaker
• one hundred nights of hero
• messy roots
• the chromatic fantasy

I finished reading the faults in our stars in like two or three days it was so good. Are any of y’all also sick and if so what are you reading. (You obviously don’t have to be sick to answer the question lol)

Basically what the title says - when where you directly inspired to do something because you read about it in a book (e.g. getting a specific pastry or trying archery etc.)? I was reading Atmosphere by TJR and when the MC talked about rearranging glowy stars I impulsively bought some and then stuck a lot of them to the walls and I love it so much so I was wondering if y'all had a similar experience :)

(Edit: typo in the title was driving me crazy)