What hobby or hobbies do you enjoy outside of the bookish hemisphere? 🏓

Mine are walking and biking trails at nearby local parks, learning languages, film photography and bread tag collecting.

I have also been thinking of taking up a racket sport but there are plenty of good options out there, I am finding it challenging to zero in on a single one to dedicate my time to learning!

I read so many books when I was a teenager but I barely remember anything except the major plot or sometimes not even that. And i won’t reread most of them

I’m confused if I should mark it read

I read a really bad book, now I need some good cute fluffy romance suggestions. Please help me guys !!

Thanks in advance

Kind of book related, kind of not. Has anyone on this site gotten the game Tiny Book Shop, yet? And if so, how are you liking it? I've unlocked 30 / 47 achievements so far. I love the fact that the book recommendations are real titles, although the last few updates made the recs part a little wonky. I had been waiting for this game to come out for a while, and pretty much told everyone I could to go get it when it released on Steam in August.

okay so many names so many cards, should I memorize all the names and cards?😂 not to mention the conversation between Elspeth and the monster inside her head (they're both italic, sometimes I'm confused whose talking is that).

but so far very interesting magic system and lore.

Let’s go!!! I’m sooo excited for this one. You all have made me so excited for this!!

I’m sure this might have been asked already 😅 but what was everyone’s first book that got them into reading? And how long have you been reading since then? Have you been a consistent reader or it’s a hobby you pick up from time to time? Also how do you feel your taste has grown or changed since your first couple of books? Can’t wait to read everyone’s firsts! 🤗

For me I read a bit in middle school, I got really into the Hunger Games when that was popping off but after that I dove more into drawing and stopped reading. Now that I’m an adult I’m trying to go back into hobbies that I enjoyed growing up (and be off of social media and doom scrolling less 😅) and so I both read and draw now. I started reading more consistently this year after reading Lady Susan and Swordheart. Those were my first two and I’m so excited to read more and to continue to dive into many new worlds!

Prior to this year, I rarely did. Not because I didn't have books worth revisiting, but because I felt like there were so many unread books I wanted to read and not enough time to get to them all.

This year I've made a point to reread books. It's been great for getting out of reading slumps. And just generally I've found it comforting and nostalgic.

So, we all have great books that we read and recommend. Then there are those that simply live in our head , do not pay us any rent for the valuable real-estate and we just let them thrive .

I consider those as my books that finished me I did not finish them. I'll go first, most recently it has been the When Among Crows by Veronica Roth series for me. Especially the epilogue of the second book.

It was a small, deadly weapon. Let me know what's yours 😸

Hellooo I just finished reading the ouabh trilogy and Im still not over them but I’ve been staring at my tbr and still undecided on which what book should I read first. Pleaseee help me out, Im so indecisive.

TBR: Better than the movie Fourth Wing The Rose bargain The woven kingdom The prison healer if he had been with me