So... The last book I finished completely DESTROY ME, WHAT WAS THAT ENDING?! DID YOU AT LEAST KISSED THE BRICK BEFORE THROWING IT AT MT HEAD?! 5 Stars would recommend

What are your most-read authors?

I think the three authors from whom i've read the most books are Tahereh Mafi (9 Books), Leigh Bardugo and Jennifer L. Armentrout (both 7 Books). I've also read a lot by the German author Sebastian Fitzek, but i don't know how many of his books i've read. I think at least 9 or 10.

Who is watching the Canada vs. US game tomorrow?

If you want hockey romances I reccomend

• Becka Mack
• Emily Rath
• Bal Khabra
• Hannah Grace
• Elle Kennedy
• Stephanie Archer
• Chelsea Curto

I can't imagine going through something like this... and hearing the actual 911 call made it so much more intense. The audiobook is an absolute must!

F1 is starting again soon! Does anyone have any F1 romance recs that aren't Lauren asher and Crash Test?

I am SO STOKED for Hannah Grace's F1 book . Team Norris

Question for everyone on this AMAZING site/app.

If you have holiday books Holiday ever after , Go luck yourself , good spirits etc

Do you read them anytime or during their holiday ? Christmas, St. Patricks day , Halloween , etc

My friend who sells me books because he works at a book store says he would only ever read these holiday books at the same holiday or around

What is with so many books these days not having chapter titles? For me, they’re little windows into the upcoming chapter to give a glimpse of what’s to come. I especially enjoy them when they’re clever and unique. I also find them so helpful when I’m reading nonfiction, particularly ones that are educational. It just helps me with organization and structure.

Do you prefer chapter titles? Do you care if a book has them or not?

I feel like I'm being so unserious rn. I find this prologue is really really funny 😭

Hi everyone!

I’m looking for books on trans history / trans perspectives as I want to educate myself more. Also books about gender in general, and some specifically about women’s perspectives.

So non-fiction but preferably something more ‘simple’ to read than ‘academic’ (if that makes sense🤣 I understand that gender is a very complex topic) Ty in advance 🩷