As i have read over 20 i got gold which is crazy since there is still so much of the series to read. So excited to one day finish them all.

Do you consider it ‘cheating’ to read more than one book at a time? And I don’t mean as a mood reader. I mean reading multiple books at the same time?? I like to have an audiobook, and ebook and a physical book on my roster… and sometimes more than that. Where do you stand?? Cheating or not cheating?

As i have read over 20 i got gold which is crazy since there is still so much of the series to read. So excited to one day finish them all.

I want to grow my tbr and find out what everyone has been enjoying lately! Mine was Mischief Acts by Zoe Gilbert.

Very excited to find this on Spotify premium

My partner and I have started reading books together and are going to have check ins every 100 pages or so to discuss what we've read. We've just got to the first 100 pages and whilst there are things that interest us in the book that we've naturally picked up as topics, I wonder if there are certain general discussion topics you have to recommend. Some that can be worth keeping in mind as we read and you've found to be interesting topics in your book club endeavours:)

If you’re wanting to read the book before the movie releases, I highly, highly recommend to not watch the Project Hail Mary movie trailer. It reveals way too much. In the book, things are revealed slowly and with great suspense. The trailer will spoil everything. I definitely recommend you read the book! Listening to the audiobook is great as well.

I used to have the mentality to always finish a book I start. Now that I am older, I cannot waste time reading a book I am not enjoying and I hate when I am disappointed by a book that I was super pumped to read. So I'm curious, what makes you put the book down for good? For me to DNF: no beginning action, too flowery sentences that I have to re read to understand what the author meant and no character development.

Hey pagebounders 👋 just curious to know what some of you do when listening to audiobooks?

My goal this year is, to write a review because I really enjoy reading them and its kinde nice to give some feedback and feelings about the book. But what do u wanna read in a review? What is important to u. I kinda like reading short reviews with the feelings and thoughts about the books.

So excited, I planned on starting this and WoT in November-ish! Any suggestions for the first crack at it? I've heard Guards Guards is a good starter for disc world.