I'm curious if anyone else has this problem, but I often find myself reading five or more books at once. Between library, audio, digital, and physical books, my currently reading list can get quite large. Sometimes I feel overwhelmed by it, but the thought of only sticking with one book makes me worried about getting bored. Does anyone else feel this way? How do you combat it?

Fool the Half Blood kids once, shame on them. Fool them twice, also shame on them. Fool them three times and it's getting old and these kids are actually so dumb. Stop walking into *very obvious* traps! 🙃

my favourite way of trying to kick my reading slump is just to keep adding more books into my currently reading. emily henry, you have yet to fail me!

So I was thinking… is there any movie/tv show adaptation that in your opinion is BETTER than the book? 🤔 I, for example, believe that the movie adaptation of The Virgin Suicides is way better than the book, and I love the book, but I feel like the movie did a better job capturing the Lisbon sisters, like, the director understood them better than the author of the book. 🙂‍↕️ Do you think it’s possible an adaptation is better than the source material? 🫢

I’m torn between the summer reading picnics I have with my friend and snuggled up under blankets with some hot tea during a storm ☺️

This is so unsettling because it's so... i don't know. It feels so plausible...

I try to read for about 2 hours a day — one hour for each of the two books I’m currently reading. 🕐📖🕐📖 Lately though, I haven’t been reading at all because I’m in the middle of moving to a new place and things are hectic! 📦🏠 But I have high hopes for the rest of the summer — I’ll be by the sea 🌊 and I’m pretty sure I’ll be spending every quiet afternoon with a book (or two!) in hand. 😎🧃📚 How about you? How many hours a day do you usually read — and do you set a goal or just go with the flow? 💬✨

My mom loves reading just as much as I do but English is not her first language and she really misses reading a good book in her native language Laos. There are not any ethnic bookstores in our area and the only place we can usually find books in Thai or Laotian is when we make a trip out to NYC. I considered getting her an e-reader but I have no idea where I would be able to download or purchase books written in Thai for her. Does anyone have any recommendations?

So not gonna lie i have an embarrassing long tbr (around the 200 books🥲) and no clue what to read next. This is my top 10, please help me pick one, I’m almost finished with “Just for the Summer” :) 1. Bury Our Bones in the Midnight Soil 2. Priory of the Orange Tree 3. Trials of Apollo series (Percy Jackson) 4. The Song of Achilles 5. People We Meet on Vacation 6. King of Scars series 7. The Atlas Six series 8. Death at Morning House 9. The Seven Year Slip 10. Fourth Wing I’m having a hard time choosing because I don’t really have a genre preference so please let me know what you enjoyed :))

A curious question for the bookworms who are also gamers, TV enthusiasts or both! Where books have been adapted to or heavily influenced a video game or a TV series or film, what order do you prefer to consume them in? (Or even the other way, where series/film/games have influenced someone to write a book in that universe!)

I'm looking for recommendations of your favourite books set in non-English as official language countries (that was a complicated way to say not US, Canada, UK, Ireland, Australia, New Zealand). Any genre is welcome.