If you could rewrite and change your favorite Greek myth, what would you change? What would you have the characters do differently? How would that affect their fate?

I don’t like Julia. That’s it. Lol

On the "select 3 emojis" thing when leaving a review, if you try and back out of the emoji selector without selecting an emoji, it'll just close out the review window and remove what you've written/changed. You have to choose an emoji and then just remove it if you decide you don't want to add another emoji after opening the picker it seems

I just had a random thought and idk if it is in the works or not. But the ability to add trigger warnings on here would be amazing. I am finding less bothers me now, but it could be a helpful tool for those who have triggers they want to avoid.

Hi! I'm wondering if there's a way to add a scroll bar or a way for us to post an update on books we're reading that aren't showing up in the main page?

I added a book to my DNF shelf and I wanted to leave an explanation as to why, and that's when I noticed that you can't submit a review without leaving an overall rating as well. It would be nice if we could review without having to rate, esp because when it comes to DNFing books I don't really like to leave ratings since it seems unfair of me to leave ratings for things I didn't even read all the way ^^;

Would it be possible to add an optional reading streak to this site? It helps me personally to not forget to read.

Just realised there's no way to tell if a book is part of a series or not on it's page - unless it's been put into its name but that doesn't seem to be consistent? This is incredibly frustrating as there's often spoilers for previous books in the descriptions and publishers don't like advertising when something is part of a series for some stupid reason.

With a few of these cozy fantasy books under my belt, I feel like I'm noticing a trend where of those that include a romantic storyline, a much smaller proportion are straight compared to the fantasy genre in general. I considered if it's just selection bias, but I usually find myself being (pleasantly) surprised by it because I hadn't known in advance of picking a given book up. Has anyone else noticed the same trend, and if so do y'all have any theories as to why that trend might exist?

The ability to see who on the site has the highest overlap with you would be fantastic. Just being able to see the newest users and the top contributors feels incredibly limiting

I have a feeling this book might make me cry. Maybe.

Why is she editing herself in these yearly anniversary letters if she's never planning on showing them to her husband?

I have forgotten how to get to previous months plans within my Library, can someone remind me please!