I KNOW ITS EARLY JUST LISTEN!!!! I was working on my Halloween TBR and I find that every year I know exactly what I want to read; horror. Horror and thrillers are like THE go to book for the spooky season. That got me thinking though,,, what is the Christmas season book? The only thing I can think of is those cheesy (some are good i have to admit) Christmas themed nickel paperback books. Other than the directly themed books, what books do you read for the jolly season? (Or what are you planning on reading?)

How hard could it be to go vegan

"he can't help but shudder when one of the mans fingernails grazes his hand"

This book is gross but this is the grossest thing 😅🤮

okay judgement free zone right…? I crack spines, fold corners, and throw books in my bag like they belong there. Bookmarks? Page folds. Dust jackets? Optional. I read with the book folded in half. No spine is safe with me. Imo my books are meant to be loved, not preserved.

Shoutout to fellow chaotic readers… and props to those who keep their books immaculate. I genuinely don’t know how you read a book and keep it pristine, not even a crack in the spine. I see you, I admire you, but I’ll never be you.

Any other Type B readers out there, living that gloriously messy, well-loved book life? 🩵😈

Just imported my goodreads library and realise there's like a solid 2 years where I DIDN'T RECORD ANYTHING. What's worse is part of this time I was a LIBRARIAN and regularly reading 3 books a week 🤣😭 Will I ever remember the titles or plots from that time? Nope. Will I see a bookcover and get random flash backs like an old lady in a historical drama? Probably. Long story short, I now vow to track all my books 🤣🙌

Anyone else have huge gaps in their book tracking?

Feel free to answer these questions at any point (before, during, or after) your reading experience of this book.

Also feel free to come back of you've hit a different stage of your reading and want to update or amend your answer.

A) Are you an omnivore, pescatarian, vegetarian, vegan, or other (generally being someone with food intolerances or allergies or disabilities that affect what you can/do eat)?

B) Given the above classification, do you think this book will affect/has this book affected your eating habits?

C) Do you have another question you would love all readers of this book to answer?

Edit to add (optional) questions from the comments): What is your favourite underlying theme from the book? What do you think of the portrayal of women in this book, especially when it comes to reproductive rights?