Guys sometimes I forget this isn’t a giant group chat and I can’t just send you all things in TikTok and Instagram. Saw a post today and immediately thought “dang I know a PageBound forum that would LOVE this”

what books were you OBSESSED with as a kid? I'm trying to build a book tour list of all the books I read and loved as a kid, but the more I look, the more I realize that I read sooo many that I'm struggling to remember ALL the books I really loved.

I have tried so hard to but it really ruins a book for me if the speaker’s voice or acting is annoying. I also think my listening comprehension isn’t as good so that probably plays a part. No hate to those who love audiobooks, it’s just not the same experience for me.

I've only read 5 books so far this year, but they've all been from different countries/ author's of different ethnicities (North American, Norwegian, French, Russian and Potowatomi) And I've once thought how cool it would be to read a book from each country in the world... And thought I don't think I'll be setting that goal for myself this year, I'll try, I think, to diversify my reading since I already have a good start! This post is purely to share my little observation, but if you have a book from an author, who's from a less known country (in the sense that not many books from there are mainstream/very well known) that you absolutely LOVE, I would be so happy if you shared with me!🌟

I found this book in the cosy fantasy quest, and don't get me wrong, I'm liking it, but it isn't giving me an cosy vibes. It's slightly eerie than anything else, in my opinion.

I've been wanting to get into radio plays recently and I figured a good way to ease into it would be listening to audiobooks that are narrated by a cast rather than one person. I'm hoping this might keep my attention closer to the storyline too as my brain has a way of wandering when I'm paralleling with another tedious activity like knitting.

Specifically looking for thriller, mystery, and horror recs. ETA English only please🫶🏻

Thank you from the icy tundra where the average temperature has been -25°F the past three weeks😭

Hi! I'm learning german and started reading books in german a few months ago. For now I'm reading translated books only but would love to read books written by german speakers in the future. Do some of you have recs of such books?

Just so you know my most read genre is fantasy and I mostly read books written by women and/or people from diverse identities (bipoc authors, trans authors, and so on). Also I'm bi and really enjoy sapphic romance

Do you ever wonder if a book you read in its original language could ever be well translated into another language and still be well understood? I really love “Die Känguru Chroniken“ by Marc Uwe Kling and I really get sad thinking about how non German speaking people will probably never be able to understand it/ the jokes completely as some are really playing with the German language and therefore very hard to translate. Do you guys have any books that made you think about this as well?

Edit: also, yes, this is also a bit of a recommendation for the Känguru Chroniken!

Hi guys, New to pagebound! I'm in a bit of a reading slump at the moment, ive just finished the acotar series.. can anyone recommend any romanasty books? Murder mystery, thrillers? Or any feel good cosy fantasies?

I'd love to make some new friends too! Im still quite new to reading. I onky really starting getting into reading middle of last year 🙈💕

I want it to be known that I don't exactly hate the enemies to lovers trope, but there's so much hatred you can come back from, and Cardan is stepping on that line.

So there's this huge post here for readers around the world, but It's lagging so much for me and I seem to mostly see people from the USA and Canada, so here's one for my European fellows🌟 Which country are you from/live in? I'm from Lithuania!🇱🇹🦅🦅🦅