I find myself unable to read more than one book at once. I sometimes can read a fiction and nonfiction but reading multiple books gets confusing in my mind. How do you read multiple books at a time? Why? Im curious on how you can keep track of everything at once! Do you have a journal? Do you ever get mixed up? Or do you listen to an audiobook for one book and physically read another? Please let me know!

You know when you read a book and just hit you with something annoying? Yeah that, so what trope you just don't like? For me, this love triangle thingy it's soooooo off pls 💀 and hunger games squid games trials/competition Read enough books with that to be boring atp.

controversial but i do looooove to bend the spine of a book as i'm going along. not only can i actually hold it and see the pages then, but the book also looks as though it's been loved and read. it interests me when people are entirely against any sort of damage to their book spines; i'm more of the mindset that if i've paid for something, i may as well use, love and destroy it to hell and back!!

My page bound has said I have deleted a book I read this year but this is not true. Has anyone else experienced this??? It says I deleted the book but it’s still in my library and everything. Help should I do a help form??

How soon into reading a book do you usually mark it as “currently reading” on any reading tracking sites/apps? I’m honestly just curious if other people wait until they’re further into a book to say they’re reading it. I know I have a few friends who will consider a book being ‘currently read’ when they finish their previous book and know what book they’re reading next. So they do it all in one go.

I'm currently using Goodreads, StoryGraph, Fable and Pagebound so I find it overwhelming to update everywhere after I finish a book! But I'm trying to use only pagebound and StoryGraph for now, one for conversations and the other for stats. So I'm wondering how many do y'all use and any other bookish apps other than trackers that's you find useful?