Okay, but what is that one book that you read in secret and refuse to openly talk about with most people in your life? 👁️👁️

Hey y'all 👋🏻

I noticed that the Who's Who Wednesday posts have ended. I looked it up and saw that the user who started it originally deleted their account 😔😭 Jadelovesbooks

These were some of my favorite posts to read through so I'd like to bring it back if that's cool (or if these were ended on purpose, let me know and I'll remove this).

It’s time for Who’s Who Wednesday where every Wednesday we introduce ourselves and make new friends. This is possibly part 18.

If you participated in any of the times before, you don’t have to introduce yourself again but you can share some different facts about you, an opinion you have, or how your week is going.

If you’re new, introduce yourself!

I’ll go first.

My name is Wibbily. If I had a theme song, this week it would be catch these fists by wet leg. The state of the world has me feeling combative idk 😅

Ps check out this post if you want to know how to add a link to your post ✨

I don't know how many people will be interested in this, but I love giving recommendations even if people then don't actually go and read the book. I love playing book cupid. So if you have any random fact about yourself to share and you want to try this little game, shoot your shot.

I mostly read ya, but I do read adult as well. My top genres are fantasy, horror, thriller; I did read a bunch of romance and contemporary too though.

I don't know if anyone will answer, I'm surely not a book expert, but even if just a few people do, this is mostly so both parties have fun. Then, you might also like the same books I do and this might be useful for you to.

You can add details about the book too, like the genre or specifc things you don't want in it, stuff like that, but please keep it general so I can find a fitting match. In the end, the game is to find a match based on vibes.

Also, if anyone wants to give other recommendations to the comments under this post, you're free to do so. Maybe I'll check them out too.

I have recently found my way into book review youtube and really enjoyed the videos I saw so far. Currently I pretty much only watch two youtubers ( The Book Leo & Plant Based Bride) whose videos I really enjoy and who both have a similar taste in books as I do.

Do you guys have any recommendations for youtubers like that? Or who are your faves (if you have any)?

The more I‘ve been reading the more and more bells have been going off.

She constantly info-dumps (mind you the things she says are interesting the other people are just pricks)and the way she described the party seems like she was a bit overstimulated

Am I alone in this assumption or do you guys agree?

This might just be a me problem but does anyone accidentally hit the “I’m finished!” button instead of the update button? I think I’ve done it twice this month because I was going too quickly, each time I’ve done I just stared at the screen in horror for a few seconds before ultimately admitting defeat and marked it as re-reading instead since I don’t think there’s any kind of undo button. lol

Right now, in my last semester, I have a lot of projects and tests to do, but I really want to read books. How do people with tight schedules and little time manage to read without losing interest or losing track of the story? Or do I just have to accept my fate and read after everything is done? For me, that would take 1–2 months until then.