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Apples Never Fall
Liane Moriarty
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Eileen
Ottessa Moshfegh
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With Malice
Eileen Cook
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Mystic River
Dennis Lehane
leenah commented on a post from the Pagebound Club forum
I love hearing people talk about what they love, and I'm always looking to expand my never-ending tbr so tell me all about your favorite book and why you love it please!!!
leenah finished a book
The Thursday Murder Club (Thursday Murder Club, #1)
Richard Osman
leenah commented on a post from the Pagebound Club forum
I began working full-time again a month ago, and I'm truly struggling to find the energy to pick up a book. I know the key for me is to make it a habit, but does anyone have any tips or little things that helped them stay consistent? I just don't want to lose the love I have for my hobbies because I'm getting to caught up in other things. :/
leenah commented on a post from the Pagebound Club forum
I was wandering, what was the highest number of books you read in a year? And why? In which year did u hit that amazing number?
I read so many books this year, the last years it was so dry, no reading or like up to mabe 4 books because of my studies at university. But during my school time - high school or Gymnasium in germany- I read so many books. I read during classes when the teacher sucked or I allready knew the stuff we had to study and so I read up to 80 books a year because I read so much during class.
I think the most books in a year where around 85 books, I never hit that number again the years after. I mean I set goals but in the end I am just happy if i managed to read anything.
So just wandering, what was your highest number and, was it a good or a bad reading year?
leenah commented on a post from the Pagebound Club forum
The way I have been sitting here at work getting LOST in these lists that everyone is making! I am just going to ignore the fact that because of the lists, my TBR is even more never-ending - but that is not the point!
I am finding books I forgot all about and some I have never even heard of! Sometimes, I think the repetitiveness of BookTok and Booksta causes us to forget that there are books outside of whatever is popular at that time. I am sooooo glad I came across this site!
leenah commented on a post from the Pagebound Club forum
I love hearing people talk about what they love, and I'm always looking to expand my never-ending tbr so tell me all about your favorite book and why you love it please!!!
Post from the Pagebound Club forum
I love hearing people talk about what they love, and I'm always looking to expand my never-ending tbr so tell me all about your favorite book and why you love it please!!!
leenah commented on a post from the Pagebound Club forum
How do you decide which book gets replaced? Or does your My Taste depend on your mood? I'm looking at mine right now and I don't think I could remove a book if I eventually love another book so dearly. It's going to be hard to decide which book goes!
leenah commented on a post from the Pagebound Club forum
ideally lots of pining and yearning hehe, doesnât have to be pure romance but ofc would love some undertones of it! đ¤
leenah commented on a post from the Pagebound Club forum
Okay, so we all have that one book or series that we aaaabsolutely LOVE that no one we know has read it or even heard of it! I wanna know what it is, and who knows, maybe someone here has read it and you can make a new friend!?
Mine is The Banned And The Banished series by James Clemens. All time favorite series, no doubt about it or questions asked. It's. So. Good! It has everything you could possibly want in a book and the twists and turns and there's things that happen in the first book that don't get resolved till the last book. The books are so intricately woven its a masterpiece....AND NO ONE HAS EVER HEARD OF IT!!!!
leenah commented on a post from the Pagebound Club forum
i think i'm approaching a point where i'm starting to heedlessly add books to my tbr. not a big deal but i originally intended to be more thoughtful about the books i was adding (i.e., am i realistically going to read this?) but then i came across a bunch of books (mostly historical fantasy, retellings, and nature non-fiction) that skyrocketed my tbr to nearly 100 books in the span of a few days lol. so in an effort to actually make progress on my tbr, i'm setting my limit to 100 books.
does anyone else place limits on their tbr? or are you the type to just add whatever remotely catches your interest?
leenah commented on a post from the Pagebound Club forum
I began working full-time again a month ago, and I'm truly struggling to find the energy to pick up a book. I know the key for me is to make it a habit, but does anyone have any tips or little things that helped them stay consistent? I just don't want to lose the love I have for my hobbies because I'm getting to caught up in other things. :/
Post from the The Thursday Murder Club (Thursday Murder Club, #1) forum
i love that these people use their age to their advantage. super silly so far, and i have some theories đ
leenah started reading...
The Thursday Murder Club (Thursday Murder Club, #1)
Richard Osman
Post from the Pagebound Club forum
I began working full-time again a month ago, and I'm truly struggling to find the energy to pick up a book. I know the key for me is to make it a habit, but does anyone have any tips or little things that helped them stay consistent? I just don't want to lose the love I have for my hobbies because I'm getting to caught up in other things. :/