does anyone have any romance books that they ate up immediately??? i finished the books i had picked out for this week during my break 😭

She just...cut up and ate a tomato? Absolutely villain behavior

What is your most unhinged reason to read a book?

I've seen the DNF version, but never seen why you read a book version.

I'll go first. The book was The Scarecrow's Queen by Naomi Lucas and I saw her marketing where the male main character stole a certain piece of male anatomy 👀 and I definitely was not very curious 👀

While I came to Pagebound looking for a more ideal bookish space (which I did find), I found that the PB community came to be one of my fav things and I'd love to highlight that today 🫶🏼

For new and older users, what is maybe the first book, or most memorable book, that led to you finding your PB friends? If you've been around for a hot minute, maybe it's not the first book, but when/whomst did you suddenly feel welcomed by and from what book? For our new user-friends, if you are still learning how to interact, let us know which books you've been so excited to interact with on PB and maybe you'll find your friends in the comments :) I'd love to see how big our community is growing and which books have really helped make this place special for all of us! ♥️✨📚

I'll go first: while it wasn't one of my first books, The Fifth Season by NK Jemisin forum was when I really started to get active—and lo and behold is was our feral lovely @Fantasy who kept flirting scaring me in the forums (iykyk).

Not sure if I’m just distracted or the ending truly fell flat? I feel like the rest of this book was so strong and the end wrapped up too quickly and easily?? Others who have read this please share your (spoiler free) thoughts!