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Started my reread 🤭 literally finished this like just over a week ago and I’m already re-reading it 😂
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Silver Sweet
Krista Ritchie
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Addicted to You (Addicted, #1)
Krista Ritchie
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A Game of Hearts and Heists (Girl Games #1)
Ruby Roe
chroniclesofmegs commented on a post from the Pagebound Club forum
How many point of view characters do you like in a book? I think my sweet spot is 1-2. When I was younger and had more time and energy, I could read epic fantasies with half a dozen or more POVs, grumbling my way through my least-favorite characters' chapters, but I rarely want to read that sort of book anymore.
I ask because I'm reading an average-length horror novel and it started out seeming like it would have three women as its POV characters, which already felt like a bit much for the length and genre, but it's also given me a couple chapters from one woman's teenage brother's perspective, and one or two from her male friend/crush's perspective. It's too much! The book already feels like its moving too slowly without taking these little side-jaunts into what these men who aren't part of the main action think. At this rate it might as well just be third-person omniscient!
So what is your preference? And does it changed based on genre or book length?
chroniclesofmegs commented on a post from the Pagebound Club forum
Hey all, I'm a big manga fan and would really appreciate some manga with college age and above LGBT+ people/relationships.
Would appreciate if it's about exploration of sexuality (whether it's sexual attraction, a kink, etc). I don't mind if it's mm, ff, trans focused, bi f/m, etc and I won't even be mad at straight recs (just would prefer LGBT+)
I just want it to be adults and no incest or minor/adult relationship. Please and thanks
chroniclesofmegs commented on a post from the Founder Announcements forum
The new app version, 1.1.92, is available on iOS and Android! This includes a host of bug fixes and improvements, which I will list for curious minds at the end of the post, but we have 4 major new product updates:
Audiobook rating: For any book for which you marked the format as "audiobook" or "tandem", there is a new Audiobook sub-rating, which also appears on the Book page. This is your rating for the audiobook experience, and can help you decide which books to read on audio! As we gather more audiobook rating data, we can do interesting things like suggest top audiobooks.
Add a book to the Pagebound database: The process for adding a new book to the PB database has changed due to some unexpected restrictions from Goodreads. We used to be able to add books simply by dropping in the book's Goodreads URL, but now we have a manual entry form. We always intended to have a manual entry option, as often Goodreads data isn't great and we now have the flexibility to add books that are not on Goodreads. When adding a new book, please take care to read the instructions!! This is very important to keep the integrity of our database.
Genre Tags: With this new "add book" process, we have also introduced a Tag system for books. Right now, we are collecting Main Type (fiction, non fiction), Book type (novella, novel, essay collection, etc), Audience (adult, ya, etc) and Main Genre (Fantasy, Biography, etc). These tags are already available on the book page, however we only have data for newly added books at the moment! We will be collecting this data and adding more robust tags for subgenre and themes in the coming weeks. Really excited about this!! We can do a lot of cool things once we have genre data, like show pages dedicated to each subgenre and have genre stats.
Librarian Program: With the new manual book entry system and our new ability to tag genres (and soon: series!!), we are rolling out a Librarian Program. Librarians will verify user-entered book data, help us collect genre and series data for existing books, clean up existing book entries, and help deduping efforts (where we have more than 1 listing for a single book). Soon, we will have a way for users to flag missing or incorrect book info, which Librarians will also respond to. This is a volunteer program and an integral part of building Pagebound -- if you are interested in becoming a volunteer, you can check out the application here!
Thank you for you patience and understanding as we roll out these new processes!
As for additional updates in this release:
Thanks everyone and happy reading, Jennifer + Lucy 💜💙
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