Hey pagebound! What’s your favorite genre to read?

What is one popular book you've read and didn't like, where you didn't get the hype or don't understand how many people can genuinely like it? I'll go first : Le Petit Prince I've never understood how everyone loved the book, as a kid I was forced to read it every year and go to see plays about it and until today I don't understand the hype.

Ughhh i wish i was the type of person to annotate books, because i would buy a copy of this book an annotate the f**k out of it, some of these sentences are so beautiful!!! But, alas, I am a mere audiobook connoisseur, so i will drink these words until i am full and drunk with beauty........and then buy the paperback so that i can put it on my shelf, and walk past and stroke the spine every now and then. FYI, if you are not aware by this point, this book, so far, is bloody fantastic, and the narration is brilliant

reread of a comfort book ! I stillll need to read the king of scars duology, if you’ve read it lmk how it was

ahhh…….. im loving it. i’m starting to see toxic jealous sabine and honestly i’m here for it. never in my life do i think i would enjoy a book with a toxic man but toxic lesbian vampire is 100% amazing. also as a side note. there is a very cute witch named melody (who idk if we will see again, i hope we do). i’m hoping schwab will write a witchy book with her character.

Sometimes I feel like I'm not a true reader because it does take me a little while longer to read compared to so many ppl I see on social media or even my friends. I have always been a bit of a slower reader.

Do you have any book/reading takes that you think is controversial or unpopular? If so, what is it?

Do you prefer to read physical books, ebooks or listen to audio books? I tend to do a mixture but lean towards ebooks (and then go buy my book trophy!)