Hi friends,

I feel safe asking here but am still a little nervous, but I’m sort of discovering I might be asexual, but I’m also not sure and a little confused… I found a book called “I Am Ace: Advice on Living Your Best Asexual Life” by Cody Daigle-Orians that sounds very helpful in learning more about being Ace. I’m wondering if anyone else out there has any books they read that were helpful in figuring out who you were? I hope this makes sense and thank you ahead of time 🙃💖

I was wondering that if one book from a series is added to a quest, others don't qualify? Like in Japanese literary fiction only the first one is included from Before the Coffee Gets Cold series, film adaptation quest only has HP1, or this just a coincidence? A random observation

I'm so excited to dive in to this quest🙂‍↕️ tysm April for the great work!! I've read The Swarm and Our Wives under the Sea so far and I'm trying to figure out which books in this quest have a similar vibe - I rlly liked the "fear of the unknown" which drives the horror in both books, as well as the sciency aspects of The Swarm! I wouldn't mind a chunky book as well, The Swarm got me completely hooked😌 Would love to know if someone has recs /ideas similar to this ^^

For the last few months I have only been reading "quickie" books (as in either fast paced, simple prose or just short) and now I have a kind of hard time reading Crime and Punishment, as it is none of those 3 things. I am very ashamed of myself, as socal media fried my brain so much that I have been struggling with it for half a month and only go like 25% on it. I actually really like the story and Raskolnikov, the pathetic wet cat he is, however I need to get used to that I don't have constant stimulation. So yeah, does anyone have any advice on how to battle my content addicted-stimulation craving late gen Z brain? Thank you in advance!

We're now roughly halfway through this year, so I was wondering what your favourite read has been so far this year? My favourites are Assassin's Apprentice by Robin Hobb, Red Rising by Pierce Brown, Pachinko by Min Jin Lee, and Mistborn by Brandon Sanderson. I would really recommend all of these.