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Quinnyl commented on a post from the Pagebound Club forum
Hihi! After seeing reels about PageBound on socials and having a friend recommend it, I decided to pop over! I love seeing people chat about things they love, so I figured it could be fun :) After being a super avid reader as a teen, I ended up taking a years-long hiatus from reading to pursue other hobbies despite my utter love for books. At the top of 2025 and after a lot of procrastinating and failing, I decided to take a leap of faith and dive into Babel by R.F. Kuang, mostly by intrigue of the front cover illustration and the book flap synopsis/blurb. It was difficult, I won't lie, it's a really dense book to try to start out with after a while of not reading at all, but it did kickstart my first reading year in a while and I ended up really liking it! Maybe conquering a book of its length made me feel brave enough to keep going~ For anyone who's dealt with prolonged reading slumps/hiatuses, I'm curious, what book sort of brought you back into reading again? Is there a particular reason why that book did it for you?
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Quinnyl commented on Quinnyl's update
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Tress of the Emerald Sea
Brandon Sanderson
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Tress of the Emerald Sea
Brandon Sanderson
Quinnyl commented on a post from the Pagebound Club forum
curious as to how often people take books off of their tbr, and decide that they’re not going to read a book? Does anyone do a spring cleaning of theirs? I usually review my tbr at least a few times a year and take off books that have been on it for a long time and I’ve lost interest in, or that I feel like I’m just never going to read. I also do this cause it’s easy for me to get overwhelmed if I think my tbr is too long
Post from the Sunrise on the Reaping (The Hunger Games, #0.5) forum
Post from the Sunrise on the Reaping (The Hunger Games, #0.5) forum
Quinnyl commented on nepotune's review of The Handyman Method
unique and modern take on a 'shining' type haunting. girlboss wife sells her husband to Andrew tate demon
Quinnyl finished reading and wrote a review...
This was surprisingly good and I think I will find myself thinking of this book for awhile. The overall plot of this book was so interesting, it immediately drew me in. However I was not expecting this much body horror and gore (though it was well written and didn’t seem to be just for the shock factor). The biggest flaw of this book is the ending. It was a little disappointing and seemed out of place or too simple. I think I would recommend this book as long as the reader is prepared for the gore.
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The Handyman Method
Nick Cutter
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The Handyman Method
Nick Cutter
Quinnyl finished reading and wrote a review...
As always such a classic. This is my first time reading this since high school, and honestly still kinda boring 😅 I love the deep meaning of the book and the fear of this being a possibility of our future. I just REALLY have to force myself to finish classics. I do recommend that everybody does read this at least once in their life though, just to have the idea of this in their head. Planning on reading Julia soon to follow this up!
Quinnyl commented on a post from the Pagebound Club forum
Meaning, you can’t find it at any local bookstore or public library? I feel like this happens to me all the time. There are a lot of little gems on my list that once I find them, I feel so excited because I’ve had to search or wait for them for so long. Right now I can’t find: - Strange Fruit by Lillian Smith - The Iliac Crest by Cristina Rivera Garza - All These Sunken Souls: A Black Horror Anthology by Circe Moskowitz I’m curious about what other elusive books other people might be looking for 🕵️♀️📖
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Listening to this audiobook is a delight, I'm thoroughly entertained! I wonder what all the chords and sounds look like in a physical/ebook? Finally beginning to communicate and start to potentially learn-- very exciting time in the book!
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A Quest Through Blood and Ash
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