so i've read a few romantasy books so far and the genre doesn't seem too bad but all the one's i've seen have absolutely diabolical age gaps. and as someone who loves elves, fairies and vampires, i'm sure you see the problem. are there any of these sorts of books without a 500+ year age gap romance as the main thing?? preferably also without a 18-19 year old fmc 💔

There are only 29 days left of this year, so what last minute reads are you trying to get in before 2026? I read The Priory of the Orange Tree by Samantha Shannon at the beginning of this year, so it felt fitting to read her prequal A Day of Fallen Night at the end. Now Priory did take me an entire month to read, so hopefully I finish in time. 😬 But what about everyone else? Please do share 😊

This year's Spotify Wrapped is out and I thought it would be a good time to start a little recommendation game based on your most streamed album(/artist/song) this year! I recently saw a post doing a similar thing with the Letterboxd Four and thought it was a super cute idea.

Just post your personal album of the year in the comments and other users will do their best to find a book with similar vibes. (Of course you don't have to use Spotify to participate.)

I looked to see if this has been discussed and didn't see anything. How are people tagging TBR books vs Interested books? Obviously you can do it however right but I'm curious what the difference for people is. My TBR is literally thousands soooo I am thinking I will make Interested be like my more immediate reads wants.