My mystery book club discord that I'm a part of just recently voted on our March and April book, Truly Devious by Maureen Johnson won, but the other books on the poll sounded really good, so I'm wondering which ones I should add to my tbr! If you've read any of these, I'd love to hear your thoughts!

• The Reappearance of Rachel Price by Holly Jackson • If We Were Villains by M.L. Rio • Too Old For This by Samantha Downing • The Inheritance Games by Jennifer Lynn Barnes

That one book that you tried and realized reading was indeed for you. I hadn’t read since i was a child, but decided to get back into it a few years ago. After some books of trying and failing to connect to the written word i finally tried The Stand by Stephen King. It clicked something in my brain. I could suddenly enjoy books as an adult and i never looked back

hello fellow readers, white person here ! i’m on a mission to better educate myself on racism. i’m working through the feminism without exception and justice for all quests for books that touch on racism, but i wanted to see if anyone had any specific suggestions. i’m looking for literally any book, any genre that will help me understand what it’s like to be a poc/woc and/or how i can be a better ally—anything that will better educate me (:

Hello ^.^ I'm looking for any Hindu inspired fantasy recommendations!! Preferably adult or YA, but middle grade is okay too