guys, i just discovered that i can pull up libby on a web browser so i can use it on my work computer without installing anything... i also discovered using the setup code instead of typing in my library card a bazillion times 🥲 does anyone else use it? or have other libby tips and tricks across devices?

i'm also just posting this here so y'all can find out too if you didn't know already :) i can finally listen to audiobooks at the office

edit to include "setup code" info: when pulling up Libby on a new device, it will prompt you to either search for your library, guess your library, or sync an existing Libby account with a setup code. click the third option and it shows a string of numbers (i think 10 digits). then, on a device where you're already logged in, scroll down below where all your library cards are managed (the hamburger in the bottom center of the navbar) to "Your Information" section > "Copy to Another Device" and type in those numbers. then it just syncs everything up to the browser! you shouldn't need to log in every time you open Libby on that device thereafter :)

Ever since I started using Pagebound, I've been thinking of stopping Goodreads, so I'm slowly comparing my two TBR lists to see if I'm missing any books, before fully leaving Goodreads. Has anyone done that as well? Do you think it possible?

I recently read and enjoyed a book I would have never found without Pagebounds quest system. I am hoping to incorporate more quest books into my plan for the rest of the year and am wondering:

1. Is there a specific quest you are working on getting a badge for right now?
2. Have you found a book you enjoyed that you otherwise would not have read if it wasn’t a part of a quest? If yes, what was it?
3. Do you or do you plan to do anything specific to incorporate books for quests in your reading?

I'm so impatient for Bradshaw to start trusting Nell.

How many books do you read at the same time and why?

I feel like only one is not enough to keep me focus, so here I am juggling between 4 and having so much fun I might add a fifth. I have 2 book in french, 2 in english, 2 in audiobooks, 1 paperback and 1 on my kindle.

It's like having multiple format helps me keeping my enjoyment for reading (ADHD life, it might seems).

What about you??

Would you rather be a librarian or own your own bookstore?

I was wondering, what is everyone's favourite read(s) of the year so far?

Mine are: •Golden Son by Pierce Brown •Mistborn by Brandon Sanderson •Blood Over Bright Haven by M.L. Wang •The Serpent and the Wings of Night by Carissa Broadbent

Edit: I DID IT!!! Former @fantasy.betareader Thank you to everyone who helped making this decision 🫶🏻

Hi everyone!

When I signed up a few weeks back, I went with a fairly anonymous username just because I'm super super shy and mindful of what I share about me on the Internet. 🥲

But I’ve got to say, I’m really taken by how supportive and genuine everyone here is, and now I’m wondering about switching to my name to feel more like myself on here. But I’m proper torn about it. I’ve had some cracking chats and built a few cute connections, and I’m worried that changing my username might mean people won’t realise it’s still me.

I don’t want to lose those little interactions that have made this place so great. I keep going round in circles about whether to just go for it or stick with what I’ve got.

Has anyone here changed their username? Was it odd, or did people still know it was you? Or do you reckon it’s better to keep things ad they are? I’d really value your thoughts, as I’m a bit stuck on this one...

How many books do you read at the same time and why?

I feel like only one is not enough to keep me focus, so here I am juggling between 4 and having so much fun I might add a fifth. I have 2 book in french, 2 in english, 2 in audiobooks, 1 paperback and 1 on my kindle.

It's like having multiple format helps me keeping my enjoyment for reading (ADHD life, it might seems).

What about you??