Hi, everyone! I’m looking for recommendations on books that are really good! My preferred genre is fantasy/romatasy but I’m open to others if the book is a really good read. I try to read low-spice books, but I’ll also read books with spice that can be skipped without missing anything (like ACOTAR, 4th Wing, and the later TOG books).

Hey guys. I've not been reading these past few days but a question has been nagging my mind. Because I watch a lot of youtube videos and bookstagram and I see people owning like 5-6 editions of the same book and I'm like... Why? Is one not enough? (Sounds rude but it's a genuine question 😭) I personally do think that owning 5-6 editions of the same book is over consumption because it's a marketing tactic to increase sales and we're falling right into it. Kind of like musicians releasing 12 different versions of the same album. Like I get it. You want to support the author but you can do that buying their book once too. But I'm sure people disagree and I'm genuinely curious to know why. Why would one have multiple editions of the same book? Do let me know! I'd like to broaden my perspective on this.

hello, i want to ask about books that have less than 200 pages or 200ish pages that you've ever read. if anyone have any recommendations please let me know. any genre is fine for me as long as it's fiction. thank u.

book example: the hunchback by saou ichikawa

Hellooooo! I’m looking for book recommendations that are stories that include neurodivergent characters. As a kid the Percy Jackson books helped me so much to see my neurodivergence in a different and much more positive light. (Ty Rick Riordan 🩷) So I was wondering if there’s other fiction out there that includes some cool characters with ADHD/Autism/other neurodivergence 🩷

I just filled out my reading plan for all of 2026 (I don't think December is available yet, which is fair) and it occurred to me that I'm probably not using the Plan as intended lol. Since I'm doing the Anti-Brainrot challenge and I want to read for some the (American) cultural observances each month, I piled in books that would be appropriate to read through out the year around when it'd be most appropriate to read them with enough options that my mood reading self has options, but I don't expect to read everything I put, especially not in the month I put them.

So how do you feel about the monthly plans? How are you using them?