Love the bloodberry drawing in the book,,

Also the vibes are fantastic so far 👀💕

Does anyone else hate it when there is a preface, prologue, etc, that has roman numbers as page numbers? And then after you have already read those pages, you come to chapter one and you are only at page one? I want my credit for what I read 😩

I'm sure there's a way to do this, and I'm sure I knew the way at some point, but I can't for the life of me find it anymore!

I just read an ARC that is only 20 pages. While usually I would count it in my reading challenge, I don't want to count this one for several reasons. But I want to mark it as finished, just not for it to count toward my 60 read goals.

Help? I know the option is there somewhere but I can't see it 👀👓

Are there any features on your ereader you discovered after a ridiculously long time of owning it?

Today I discovered I can read audiobooks on my Kindle Basic 2022.... I've had it for 3 years 🤣🙈

I just found out Alice Walker is a TERF and that she's antisemitic. I'm so disappointed. I've always spoken fondly of her work. I can't believe she supports JK Rowling. 😢

I hope the rest of Pride Month doesn't come out with any more curve balls.

What’s your niche interest? And what book would you recommend for people to learn more about it?

I’m sure most people have one, so I’m curious!

(For the sake of clarity, I mean a specific sub-genre of a more general subject. Instead of ‘geography’ (too general), maybe something like coastal erosion or tectonic plates.)

For example, my current niche interest is radium and the use of it as a ‘cure all’ in the early twentieth century. I’ve read Radium Girls by Kate Moore and its grimly fascinating: how much money was tied up in making people believe in the wonders of radium, how many people suffered and died as a consequence of that misinformation, and how radium made its way into the most everyday of items like toothpaste and energy drinks! If you have any recommendations for more books on radium, I’d love to see them.

Hey guys , gals and nonbinary pals , booklings, sprites? I don't know what to call everyone

Considering the Fifa World Cup started today in Montreal (I think it is ) Canada vs Ireland , what are your favorite soccer/futball reccomadation? Loved the striker and the defender by Ana Huang

Bonus if it's lgbtq

If you don't know any specific books about this sport here's another request and maybe a pride question:

What's the first LGBTQ+ book that made you feel seen?

What are your favorite sports romances ?

What's the best sports romance trope: teammates, rivals, coach/player, teammates-to-lovers, or something else?

Have you ever picked up a book because it featured your favorite sport?

Although I live in the US, I'm not from there, so this never happened to me. But a couple of months back, I read a book that took place in the city I live in, and it was so weird. Looking back, I was like, "Yeah, that's right," when they talked about traffic, and "I have never been there" when they mentioned a place. I did like that book, but the only thing I remember now is that it happened in my city....

So have you guys experienced that?