My physical TBR is a little overwhelming at the moment, and i'm nearly at the end of my current book. Help me choose from my top choices! The Will of the Many (James Islington) The Girls I've Been (Tess Sharpe) Vicious (V.E. Schwab) The Midnight Library (Matt Haig) Don't Let The Forest In (C.G. Drews) I'm inclined to go with The Will of the Many, because there is so much hype around it, but someone on here mentioned that the women are few and far between, so i'm a little put off now. Vicious would be my first venture into the Schwabverse (is that a word?) and I worry if I like it too much i'll have to read everything else she's written before I can get through the rest of these. EDIT: Okay guys I hear you i'll read TWOTM 😭

GUY I NEED NEED NEEEDDDD A PRINCESS x KNIGHT TROPE BOOK. I BEG. thank you for coming to my ted talk {spice preferable but no required}

I currently have 21 for the month from Libby + Hoopla with 7 read. I'm wondering what's the common number because I think this is too much. 😂 *I work from home and I'm a big home body

Only a couple chapters in but already very curious about where this is heading

I used to be a reader who would never ever DNF anything. But it's been really freeing in the last year or so to allow myself to move on if i'm not vibing with a book. So I wanna hear the silliest, most petty reasons you've DNF'd a book before. Mine was about 30 pages into a book when the MMC said in his head that the FMC was "barely pretty" and I just wasn't here for those vibes.

I have the prequel (literally 2 copies of it) and still have yet to read it

So I just switched to a Kobo Libra Color this week from an old Kindle Paperwhite. I love it, but I feel weirdly sad about not using my Kindle anymore. 😅 I just got back to reading more after years and years of not reading at all, so I'm a lot newer to reading spaces online. I see that lots of people now have multiple e-readers - what do you do with them/how do you use them, especially if they're not from the same ecosystem since things don't sync up? I'd love to find some use for both of mine!

And I'm realising this needs to be watched, not read. Anyone know any good videos I could refer to?

NK Jemisin is the ONLY author who is allowed to write in second person

Okay so in my last post someone suggested listening to the audiobook instead of reading it physically and its absolutely made a difference for me! I think if I didn’t make the switch I would have DNF’d this book I’m ngl 😅

Anand is such cunt (positive)

If you've ever read Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde, then you'll love this! If you haven't, go read the short story and then read this, immediately!