Just a library card check, remember that just getting a library card lets your state and county know that your library is necessary and helps them get funding. Also a reminder that there all kinds of creative spaces and language learning apps you can access with your card💞. It’s free so why not!

For me 3.6-3.4 stars are the limit. Anything below that I refuse to read. I'm probably being picky but I just don't want to end up in a reading slump. What about you guys?

"Al principio creí que eras un héroe. Luego, un cobarde. Al cabo de los años, un egoísta. Finalmente, sólo eras mi padre // At the start, I thought you were a hero. Then, a coward. As years passed, a selfish man. In the end, you were just my father"

Yeah make me cry why don't you 🥀

Just got done reading our wives under the sea and that book had me in tears at the ending! Love lit fic but would love to hear your favorite audiobooks ❤️

When I first thought to pose this question, I was thinking about that ethereal, dream-like, almost unachievable love (off the top of my head, Aragorn & Arwen in the books, but even the way it’s depicted in the Peter Jackson movies). However! I want to expand it to just your plain favourite, from any genre.

Dream-like or more grounded, tragic or joyous, fleeting or eternal. I’ll even accept delusional or imagined love, because I secretly love reading about that kind even if it’s not exactly what we think of when we think of love.

Tell me tell me!

Time to choose your favorite child.

Update: Creating list of your answers, currently at 100 titles📚

I just started reading T. Kingfisher’s A House With Good Bones. I have been in a little mini reading slump because of persistent migraines this last week. I immediately went to a Kingfisher novel when the migraines stopped and it made me realize that T. Kingfisher has become my unofficial reading slump buster. Her books almost always capture my attention. She has a remarkable skill of daring you not to keep reading. It might be characters or settings or description. Her words jump off the page and grab a hold of me pulling me onto whatever weird rollercoaster ride she is taking us on. It is marvelous. Her books are also the perfect size for a reading slump. They go from fairly short to average so you can pick what your brain is ready to deal with.

What I am interested in is if any of my Pagebound community has an author or book that is their unofficial slump buster? What makes the book or author your slump buster?

I had to go back into mine and update a few days where I read but forgot to log, and that brought my streak up to 59! I love how the colour of the flame changes as you log more days!