Some genres just don’t get enough attention, whether people think they’re boring, confusing, or just not for them.

Sometimes a cover just speaks to you, and the rational part of your brain takes a backseat. I’m definitely guilty of picking up books based purely on vibes and I feel like there's something satisfying about letting your instincts take the lead. Here are some that totally got me: 📚 What you are looking for is in the library by Michiko Aoyama - Something about the soft colors and quiet atmosphere just pulled me in. Instant comfort vibes. 🌊 The Swimmers by Julie Otsuka (Fig Tree edition) - The design is so simple but so striking, I couldn’t stop staring at it. 🌺 Family Lore by Elizabeth Acevedo (Canongate edition) – The floral, warm-toned cover felt so rich and generational. I knew I wanted to be part of whatever story was inside. What’s a book you picked up purely because of the cover? Did it live up to it?

Hello, I was wondering if you all prefer ebook or physical book and which you use most. I have a kindle but barely use it, I recognise it is pretty convenient, especially when travelling, but I simply can’t get into it. Any advices?

why so many rhysand reference?

It's a good thing when a book makes you research several times during the first few chapters. This is going to be interesting!

I’ve been getting into historical fiction specifically set during this time period. I’m making a list of it for myself on here but the lists of books are overwhelming when I try searching so I’m asking here. Here is what I have so far! https://pagebound.co/lists/8788ac07-2adf-4495-978f-6549d41d8c1d Any recommendations?

Hello everyone~! Does anyone not annotate in their books? Like, I see on book socials and stuff all the time of people organizing their notes or annotations with color coordinated sticky tabs or pens/highlighters, people drawing little memes and stuff for their reactions to stuff. But I cannot take notes on or in a book to save me. I hate writing in my actual books because I like to donate them from time to time, I can never put my thoughts or opinions in the proper order to write them in a separate notebook without getting the plot lost somehow, and I'm just really unorganized. I respect the time and dedication that it takes, but I feel exhausted just thinking about it. Does anyone else have this problem so they just choose not to annotate/note or is it just me?

Following the post on bookmarks, I wondered where was your favorite place to read? In your bed? In your garden? Tell me! And why this place precisely? Personally I have two favorite places. In my bath and in my bed. Because my room is my favorite place. And in my bath because I feel comfortable in the water