Hi, as a book club based in the Netherlands, our core group has collectively joined Pagebound. It would be awesome to be able to link to a book club page, showing our new members what we're reading, and have them move over to Pagebound as well. For existing members it would be an easy way to find our friends and quickly add book club members we know in real life. I hope this fits your vision!

One feature that would be really helpful is the ability to create feed groups by tagging people you follow and then filtering your feed by those tags. Kind of like how on IG you can tag some accounts as 'favorite' and then have a custom feed of just those accounts. So like that, but custom tags for personal and specific feeds.

Right now, when I follow people on Pagebound, they generally fall into three different groups, and I interact with each group differently:

People I engage with regularly: friends or mutuals I actively discuss books with Readers with very similar taste to mine: people I follow mainly for recommendations People I know in real life: especially members of my book club who are starting to join the platform

I interact with these groups differently, and sometimes I want to quickly see updates from just one group. For example, checking book club reactions, looking for recommendations from readers with similar taste, or seeing new posts from the people who interest me.

If users could tag people they follow and then filter their feed by those tags, it would make the platform much easier to navigate and would support different types of reading communities.

When you're reviewing a book, the ability to provide an optional star rating for the narrator and/or the audiobook.

It would be fantastic to see this rating without having to search the forums or reviews for an opinion about the audiobook or narrator. Especially when there are clearly some books that have S-Tier narration and a lot of the PB community highly recommends them as a audiobook. (e.g. Project Hail Mary, Yellowface, All Systems Red)

Thanks for your consideration. ❤️

Right now we're able to sort forum posts by % progress asc/desc, or filter by Start at: _%, but would it be possible to add End at: _% or make this a range?

As forums get increasingly crowded (like we're already seeing with some readalong books), it can be quite overwhelming to have so many posts on screen. This would also make it easier to avoid accidental spoilers :)

The ability to differentiate a book between audiobook or an e-book/physical book so that we can see how many audiobooks we’ve listened to versus books we read.

I would love the option to flag someone’s post as a spoiler, as a kind reminder for them to mark it as such.

I don’t feel that the regular flagging (please correct me if I’m wrong) is meant for this, and I don’t want to comment on the posts to gently let them know as it brings it up in my follows feeds.

This is a request for a dropdown filter that would live somewhere on the feed page (e.g., underneath the "Main Feed / Following / My Books" tabs). Filter options could include things like comments, posts, book status cards, etc. Other possibilities include shelf types (for on-the-fly filtering instead of the permanent toggle settings) and user qualities (e.g., mutuals).

More context: https://pagebound.co/roadmap/96

Some really cool conversations about a book happen in the comment section of a review, so I'd love that to show up on the book journey. Particularly because it would be nice to see what review convinced me to add the book to my TBR and then read it.

As someone who falls into reading slumps frequently, I really enjoy the “Read 2 books to get back on track” feature that Good Reads has regarding your reading goal set for the year. I’m assuming GR takes your goal and splits it into 12 for the year to track your progress. Was hoping we could get something similar on the yearly reading challenge page showing if we’re on track or if we need to possibly read more to ensure we meet the goal. It really does pull me out of the slump when I see that i’m 2 or 3 books behind schedule.