I admittedly didn’t read a single page of the books I was assigned in school and want to go back and see what I’m missing. So which books did you think were worth it, and maybe even more importantly, which ones do you consider a skip?

Came across one of Pagebound's videos on my tiktok fyp and I'm being so serious when I say I've never opened a website so fast in my life. One of the best websites I've ever come across (and created). It makes reading, updating, and rating that much more fun and I've never been more excited to pick up a book. If you don't have any reader friends it doesn't matter because Pagebound has enough, such a great wholesome community. We need a Pagebound app ASAP!!! From the bottom of a very grateful reader's heart, and I think I can speak for all of us when I say THANK YOU JENNIFER AND LUCY <3333

When I was younger, I could easily read several books at a time and just switch back and forth whenever I wanted to. Now I tend to just focus on one book at a time. Reading one book at a time is much more manageable for me due to a hectic work and life schedule. If you read multiple at a time, how do you manage that? How do you decide when and why to switch from one book to another? Do you read books from the same genre or are your books totally different?

When do you read, like at what times? Do you read for a few minutes between things you have to do? Do you have free time in your day you mostly give to reading? I personally don't have long transport rides throughout the day I can use for reading which sometimes I wish I did haha but I usually read after work/college or read during the weekends. Today I actually had a task that wasn't very thought consuming during work and listened to a short audiobook while doing it, I don't usually listen to audiobooks as I find it hard to focus but it worked for me today.

What is your current favorite snack when reading? Some snacks I tend to choose (I like savory snacks): - red wine vinegar chips - Fig Crackers with any type of cheese - Hot Cheetos (thank goodness for ereader clicker) - Homemade Popcorn - Cucumbers w/ SsamJang - Chip and dip of any type haha

I'm currently placing holds for a couple of Book 2s. After my last post, I realized I've read a lot of Book 1s, lol. Are there any series where you didn't like Book 1 but ended up loving the following book(s)? I have a bunch of Book 1s I rated 3 stars or less, and I'm debating whether I should give their Book 2s a shot.

Be honest: is it the cover, the title, the author, the blurb, the vibes, or the hype?