i love all the ways to sort books in my library on here. it’s a great way to specify what i’m going to read next. I was just wondering if there’s a way to sort the sections by author? I like doing it that way so series can be together. Anyone else?

The conversation between Mona and Uncle Albert, about what it means to be a hero, is both heartwarming and heartbreaking, while still feeling realistic and appropriate in a book which general approach to most everything is being quite silly. Superb writing. Really well done 👌

Has anybody else met their reading goal and just hit a massive slump after? Like alright I did it, now I don't want to see another book until January.

So I have an old (couple years) kindle and I don’t tend to get ebooks with Libby because I don’t like reading on my phone and I always struggle to transfer the ebook from my phone kindle library to actually on my kindle. I’ve seen posts about Kobos (haven’t looked into them yet I wanted to ask around here first) but for my Kobo readers are they Libby compatible? And if so how easy is it to get the books onto the Kobo?

There are books that I read that have genuinely pissed me off because one of the characters would do or say something that triggered me, which isn't the issue. The issue for me is when the book makes it seam like that character was in the right and they deserves an apology from the other character with either little to no accountability of their own actions/words. So, I'll go read reviews, hoping that others agree to turn around and see that I'm the minority of that opinion. Makes me wonder if my standards are too high or too much.

Thankfully, I do read books that have the conflict revolution that I wish happens in more contemporary books. So, I'm not feeling so alone but it still makes me wonder if I'm looking for too much in fictional books.