Al principio del libro se plantean unas cuestiones que a estas alturas no han tenido desarrollo, y se ha centrado más en explicar cómo funciona un matadero.

Espero que a partir de este momento avance más la trama, ya que hasta ahora ha sido bastante previsible.

Maybe it's just me. I read in every format, physical copies, digital, audiobook. I have so many unread books (physical and digital) and I would love an option I could for my tbr to mark what books I already own.

I could make a shelf with this books of course but I wonder if I'm the only one who would find an option to mark books as owned useful.

Maybe it's just me and my huge mess, I want to prioritize the books I own but I keep forgetting which ones they are.

I've bought too many books in thrift stores and flea markets 😭 I just can't resist when they are so cheap

I accidentally read a very popular book, and I didn't much like it. The problem is that because it's so popular, it's taking up about 70% of my feed right now. I disagree with nearly everything people say about it (I won't say which book it is so I don't start an argument that boils down to taste being different, lol), and it's getting a bit much.

I figure it's rude to ask people to stop talking about it, so I'm wondering if there's a way to mute a book? Or do I have to delete it and lose my progress on a badge I really wanted? :')

EDIT: I have no integrity, so the second someone asked which book it was, I told them. Sorry.

I think poetry books/ collections are beautiful and important but I’m not sure how I’m supposed to read them. Do you read the entire thing like a normal book? Because then you might not have much time to reflect over the poems. Do you read one poem every now and then and give it a think? In that scenario it might take ages to get through. What works best for you Pagebound folk? 🩷