I have recently acquired a habit of jumping between half or quarterly read books. I'm not sure why, maybe because of the novelty of a new book because I got so used to jumping between different YouTube videos, shorts and posts that I got used to it. Even if it is a book I'm interested in or want to see what happens I suddenly avoid it or forget about it. I do this with non-book things too like hobbies or TV, I was watching Star Trek this year and I love it a lot but I have been stuck on season 2 ep 10 since June, and it's nearing the end of August now -_-

It sometimes gets to the point I will avoid media I know I would like just because I know I'll only half finish it then dip for no reason.

I wonder if anyone else struggles with this too, because I hear a lot of people talk about being incapable of putting a book down, binging series' or reading one 500 page book in a day and I've never felt that way before.

You guys I've been seeing readers say 1st person POV turns them off reading books and I was neverrr aware that there was a good percentage of people who really dislike 1st person. I'm so curious what are yg thoughts? 1st person yay or nay? Time and place? Preferred povs?

I’m just looking for more people to follow who hold this belief. I recently made a comment on here on a quest that we as a community shouldn’t platform HP because of the harm JKR is doing to trans people like me and I’m being called a book burner for this when I never called for book burning. JKR enacts politically violence and has assaulted a trans woman (took upskirt photos of this woman) and I’m tired of being told I’m a book burner when I ask people not to platform for that. Her money she earns from HP is being used to hurt trans people like me. I just need other people to follow on here with the same beliefs because I’m tired and feeling ostracized in the book community for believing Trans lives matter more than a stupid book