Another wild end to another amazing book Dinniman is creating such a robust world, but even more importantly the man managed to make me emotional over a cat 😂😂 Can't wait to start the next one!

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

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

In my wildest imagination I didn't consider that this prequel could be LONGER than the priory of the orange tree. Holy moly, Batman!

Hi everyone! We have some product updates to share: 1. We're launching the first Special Event readalong on June 1st with a Pride Month Readalong! You'll get a special Pride 2025 badge for reading 1 of the 5 books in the readalong and posting or commenting in the forum. There's a link to the selections on the Discuss page; all selected books were written by LGBTQ+ authors. We're excited to celebrate Pride and the community with this special event :) 2. You can now search in the forums! Shoutout to Devin for this feature. We recommend sticking to keywords rather than full sentences for search 3. You will now see a warning message when posting about a book you're currently reading without entering the progress % or page #. This info is required for forum sorting by progress; we allow and encourage title editing (ie adding a chapter or quip to the title) 😊 + various bug fixes Happy reading, Jennifer + Lucy 💜💙

In my mind, comfort books (or series) are more than just a favorite you revisit occasionally. They’re books you might reread every year, or that you turn to when you need something familiar and welcoming. They might be connected to a specific memory or time in your life, or gifted to you by someone special. Or the story just resonates with you in a way that brings you comfort. Here are mine: -The Miraculous Journey of Edward Tulane by Kate DiCamillo -The Infernal Devices series by Cassandra Clare -Sorcery of Thorns by Margaret Rogerson -A Far Wilder Magic by Allison Saft

I’m about 30% into The Priory of the Orange Tree and while I can absolutely see the depth of the world Samantha Shannon is building, I’m finding myself a bit lost with all the different POVs and names and places and plot. There’s clearly a rich history and political structure at play, but keeping track of it all, especially through the audiobook, has been a challenge. I’m wondering if this might be a book that’s better experienced in physical, where I can flip back and reorient myself when needed. Still, I’m intrigued enough to keep going and hopeful that things will start to come together soon! Should I be understanding what's happening by now?? 🥺😩