If you guys don’t know, Magical Readathon is a Readathon hosted by G at Bookroast on YouTube, and it’s so much fun! It’s essentially an RPG game where you make your character, pick a subject (‘Calling’) for them to study, and the lessons dictate which reading prompts you get. There’s also livestreams and games, and other little side-quest type things if that’s your thing.

This is I believe my 5th year participating, and I’m so excited for the Autumn one next month, G has just posted the prompts. I love planning which books I’m going to read from the prompts.

Does anyone else participate? And if so what’s your calling this year? I’ve just mapped out my prompts for it.

Hi everyone, just wanted to know if any of you have any books to recommend Thriller, murder mystery Love Holly Jackson Preferably YA, or not YA but no smut Preferably not a huge series with 7+ books And I would love smth LGBTQ+

I am also planning on reading Karen McManus series “one of us is lying” and “two can keep a secret” and I wonder if maybe any of you have some reviews so I generally understand what to expect

Btw, thanks to everyone that gave me suggestion on book formats, love everyone!!

Lately I've been thinking that there are so many fantasy stories (in multiple media) that revolve around dragons, be they the protagonists or mounts for humans... and in a lot of cases, they're the only mythical creatures in the setting. (eg: Dragonriders of Pern, How to Train Your Dragon, Wings of Fire...) There's nothing wrong with that, but I like variety.

Can you think of any books that revolve around (non-humanoid) mythical creatures other than dragons? Off the top of my head...

• Gryphon Insurrection (obvious)
• Of Flame and Fury (phoenixes)
• Impossible Creatures (a lot; the first book has a dragon on the cover, but she isn't important)

If you guys don’t know, Magical Readathon is a Readathon hosted by G at Bookroast on YouTube, and it’s so much fun! It’s essentially an RPG game where you make your character, pick a subject (‘Calling’) for them to study, and the lessons dictate which reading prompts you get. There’s also livestreams and games, and other little side-quest type things if that’s your thing.

This is I believe my 5th year participating, and I’m so excited for the Autumn one next month, G has just posted the prompts. I love planning which books I’m going to read from the prompts.

Does anyone else participate? And if so what’s your calling this year? I’ve just mapped out my prompts for it.

Hii, I was wondering if any of you can help me? I am a new reader and sadly the place where I currently live doesn’t have good bookstores that have the books I like.. So now here’s a choice between shipping books from other countries or reading online. Shipping books can take a while, it can get expensive and Blablabla. So the ultimate choice is online books, but I do not like them, and I do need physical books/maybe a kindle to bring to school when needed and also I can’t easily get an amazon kindle account ‘cause I’m not in the US and now I don’t know what to do, does anyone maybe have any tips..?

Who are the youtubers that you trust with your (book) LIVES. Anything they say about a book is gospel and their reviews are always on par? Or even do you have any recommendations for youtubers who talk about the plot of books…etc.

My answers to the above are cari can read, they are so entertaining and im relying HEAVILY on their ACOTAR forgot the plot series before the new books come out.

If you guys don’t know, Magical Readathon is a Readathon hosted by G at Bookroast on YouTube, and it’s so much fun! It’s essentially an RPG game where you make your character, pick a subject (‘Calling’) for them to study, and the lessons dictate which reading prompts you get. There’s also livestreams and games, and other little side-quest type things if that’s your thing.

This is I believe my 5th year participating, and I’m so excited for the Autumn one next month, G has just posted the prompts. I love planning which books I’m going to read from the prompts.

Does anyone else participate? And if so what’s your calling this year? I’ve just mapped out my prompts for it.

Hii, I was wondering if any of you can help me? I am a new reader and sadly the place where I currently live doesn’t have good bookstores that have the books I like.. So now here’s a choice between shipping books from other countries or reading online. Shipping books can take a while, it can get expensive and Blablabla. So the ultimate choice is online books, but I do not like them, and I do need physical books/maybe a kindle to bring to school when needed and also I can’t easily get an amazon kindle account ‘cause I’m not in the US and now I don’t know what to do, does anyone maybe have any tips..?