I recently read The Traveling Cat Chronicles, and I think the book is very cute and unique for it uses the perspective of the cat.

Since uniqueness is subjective, is there any fiction books that you consider as unique personally? Why?

Do you guys have any theories as to why most people seem to prefer mlm over wlw? Especially considering that most romance readers are women and if you are reading gay romances you would be more on the progressive scale so one wouldn't immediately sus you out for misogyny. Any ideas?

Because wdm that i've read 81 books this year, and I was feeling that I've read very little 💀💀💀. social media has rotten my brain.This is the friendly reminder that whatever number you read in a year, it's already much more than most of the people around you! You should feel really proud 🫂🤍. And the most important part, did you enjoy it?

If you could have dinner with ANY fictional character, who are you picking? And why? 🍽📚

​I would love to read your replies! honestly, I need the inspiration because I keep asking myself this question and I can't even come up with an answer! 😅🤣 Help me decide by sharing your favorites below! 👇✨

I've started taking a very vibes-led approach to reading and I LOVE it but it means I never get to 95% of the books on my TBR and sometimes it bums me out. Like I literally go to the library or a used bookstore and peruse for whatever seems to call to me. I have a very high success rate and love the adventure of finding new genres and authors but my tbr is collecting dust 😅. Just today I went to the library with 3 or 4 specific books in mind and left with 6 totally different ones.

Anyone else just follow their nose for their next read?

hi there!! i’m looking to get into a good book series in 2026. most of this past year i read standalones, which were nice, but i miss following characters through multiple installments. the last real series i read was heroes of olympus, which is my absolute favorite, and im hoping to reread soon (even though im in my twenties). i have the mistborn series, and it’s on my tbr for 2026 but im not sure i’ll love it. i tend to love fantasy/mythology as well as dystopian. should i start off with mistborn or do you have other suggestions? thank you in advance 🫶

how do you define a good book? for me, it has to do with character development as well as the writing. i need writing to make me feel things with all senses and i also need to feel what the characters are feeling. along with good world building, a great book stays with me for weeks after finishing it.