“I don’t like to talk about it.” “Okay,” Bebe said. “Consider it untalked about.”

The level of communication is amazing here!!!! 🥹🤌 And i love how Bebe is so easy to talk to.

hey everybody! long story short, i grew up in an extremely conservative Christian family. was homeschooled and everything. basically all i know about anything outside of that bubble is through the internet, tv, and books. i’ll be starting college this next fall, i’m very very scared of leaving the world i know and entering a different one (even though i very much want to), and it’d be amazing if anyone could recommend some nonfiction books that could help me understand certain topics better. what i’m looking for is science nonfiction (particularly about evolution and climate change, though i love science so any science book recommendations are awesome!), books about history, and political nonfiction. these are all topics i’m extremely interested in learning more about. thank you! (also if anyone knows of lists that touch on these topics, i’d love links to those too!)

Halp! I am listening to part one of a graphic audio audiobook that is split into two parts. But, there is only one book/entry here on Pagebound. How do people handle this with tracking? I could add the times on part one and two but how do I find out the time for part two (I’m still on hold)? And then, how do I track where I am once I get to part two?

I want to read more lesbian stories! not necessarily focused on solely the romance but I'd love some recs of any genre!

Hello!

I have a book hangover from reading The Raven Scholar in about a day and a half.

It was really, really good and I can’t wait for the next two.

But I know need something else to read. It can be similar.

But I’d love to pick up a completed series cause these cliffhangers are killing me.

I have a series problem.

I cannot for the life of me ever finish a series. Either I lose my hyperfixation on it or I just don't want it to end. Then I'll re-enter my hyperfixation, but I have to start over from the beginning to remember what happens.

I guess I could look up the cliff notes or an in depth review and just pick up where I left off. But then I'll never be able to read it for the first time again! Is this something that happens to y'all? Do you have any tips or tricks?