Truthfully, this book does not have to be this long. There are paragraphs upon paragraphs, scenes within scenes, where nothing happens that could have been CUT & everything would have been fine. That being said, it’s wild that we’re 400+ pages deep meeting new, significant characters. Despite desperately needing a trim, the majority of the unlikeable character have become likable! There are, like, 3 plot lines, but theyre decently interesting. J. M. Miro must love history, because we sip back so much I’ve gotten confused abt what is present & what is past sometimes

One of my goals this year is to read a bit of fantasy. What would you recommend as a beginner read for this genre? I'm typically a romance and thriller person, but looking to expand!

Truthfully, this book does not have to be this long. There are paragraphs upon paragraphs, scenes within scenes, where nothing happens that could have been CUT & everything would have been fine. That being said, it’s wild that we’re 400+ pages deep meeting new, significant characters. Despite desperately needing a trim, the majority of the unlikeable character have become likable! There are, like, 3 plot lines, but theyre decently interesting. J. M. Miro must love history, because we sip back so much I’ve gotten confused abt what is present & what is past sometimes

Hi everyone, I just joined and I'm so excited about being part of a community that loves reading just as much as me! Anyways I wanted to ask if anyone has any recommendations for Arab/north African inspired romance books and also any mystery books with a romance subplot; I already read all Holly Jackson books, I have the Natural series but I'm waiting to read it this summer since I'm quite busy these days, and I also already read "Nothing more to tell".

Also I would love to make some friends and talk more about books, especially if we have similar interests 😊

I know it's pretty specific 😅 My 10yr daughter is very advanced in English so her teacher allows her to read a book during her English class (they're learning very basic stuff).

So I'm looking for recs of books for children or preteen, not too hard to read for a non-native English speaker, but not too childish either?

If that helps, she loves stories with animals or mischievous kids 😆 Maybe with a bit of fantasy? And she looooves everything Star Wars related! 🚀

Thanks!

I know I told my friend I wouldn't get a new book until I get through my tbr or my Kobo, but does anyone have good mental health or disability rep books? I've read Peyton Corrine books and Out On A Limb

I know I'll never find one with any of my disabilities .

Truthfully, this book does not have to be this long. There are paragraphs upon paragraphs, scenes within scenes, where nothing happens that could have been CUT & everything would have been fine. That being said, it’s wild that we’re 400+ pages deep meeting new, significant characters. Despite desperately needing a trim, the majority of the unlikeable character have become likable! There are, like, 3 plot lines, but theyre decently interesting. J. M. Miro must love history, because we sip back so much I’ve gotten confused abt what is present & what is past sometimes