I like how important Percy seems in the earlier chapters. I mean he IS a big deal after the war. It's just great how people casually include him in their conversations

For some reason this book is giving me attack on titans and like every apocalyptic show I've ever watched lol I really like it so far! I just finished another Jemisin book and I think her writing style is just amazing.

Lets all of us mention one book or more which we really dislike ( or hate) because it promotes something very toxic, lays out a very obviously wrong narrative. I am not talking about, 'this book was cringe and boring', I am talking about, 'the idea that was promoted in this book could be proved very dangerous if taken seriously.

A book that I genuinely dislike is Ugly love by collen hoover. This book has a male lead who has no sense of respect for the female lead, a female lead who has no sense of self respect and keeps on returning to that emotionally immature boy who cannot for the love of God get over his ex and handle his emotional baggage himself. I have read It ends with us and it starts with us. I disliked them both but my problem with them does not align with the topic of this post, they were not promoting abusive relationships (she does end up getting away from that abusive guy). Never read anything else by that author again, and never will.

Hi lovely people🫶hope you’re all having a good Monday! + if you’re not I hope tomorrow is better 🫂

I’m looking for a few different recs, I have a few different topics im looking for so I thought just making one big post instead of flooding the forum would be best lol. also feel free to point me in the direction of any lists that include books like these!

for nonfic books I’d prefer them on the shorter side ty!

1- books with Pansexual characters / nonfic books that mentions pansexuality

2- books with genderfluid characters / nonfic books that mention gender fluidity or just talk about different identities under the trans umbrella if there’s none specific to genderfluid

3- books about ocd that don’t just focus on Contamination and Symmetry/Ordering ocd

5- books that discuss neurodiversity in people who aren’t cisgender!

6- book with ftm or non binary characters that you really liked!

7-mlm angsty men.. also for research purposes.. any genre is okay

Tysm! 🦇

I know this might have been asked before. But how do you go about completing/earning quest badges?

Do you hyper-focus on one quest and get ALL of the badges for that one.

Or do you join a bunch of them and kind of just wander about collecting badges as they come upon you out of nowhere when you happen to read that multiple of five you totally forgot was for a quest?!

Can you tell which one i am? 🤣🤣🤣

Or maybe you have a mixed approach?

Also have you ever joined a quest simply to collect badge(s) because you already read a bunch of the books, and you want the shiny, with zero intention of reading any others on the quest?