The end of this book had me staring at the wall for like 10 mins not really knowing what to do with myself (in the best way)

Tbh… I’m not a fan of the percentage update while reading. I don’t get the hype 🤷🏼‍♀️ I think it’s more work than necessary. I totally get the reading list updates, or reading goal updates. What does everyone else think?? What am I missing??

I’m curious why it was important enough to be added

WHAT THE FUCKKK

When does the fmc stop being annoying?? because her inner monologue is annoying the hell outta me rn

We had this discussion in class today, but I wanted to hear more opinions. How do you feel about ghostwriters? Is it acceptable to use a ghostwriter?

I feel like it’s so accepted in nonfiction, but what if it came out that one of your favorite authors had a ghostwriter or a team of ghostwriters? How would you feel?

How do you get the number of books on your TBR down? What's your strategy?

I saw someone online (@printedpapertraveler on instagram) do a board game style challenge where she reads what is on the tile of whatever she lands on in the game. I think that sounds fun, but I was wondering if anyone has some fun original ways to knock down the numbers on a TBR. Esp as a mood reader

Don’t know if you’re accepting more books to add but I thought of a few- Flowers in the Attic- VC Andrews Confessions of a Shopaholic- Sophie Kinsella A Man Called Ove- Frederik Bachman The Devil Wears Prada-Lauren Weisberger Bridget Jones Diary- Helen Fielding Mary Poppins- PL Travers Stand By Me- Stephen King The Outsiders- SE Hinton

is anyone else still using their storygraph account? i feel funny going back and forth between the two but i love the charts and data that storygraph presents you (guess i'm a nerd)

if you're not still using it, what are you using instead?

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Until the very end, Marcos had walked on an EXTREMELY THIN line between being the only half-decent, rational character and actually being a total hypocritical asshole. After the finale I feel you can't have doubts anymore, although I don't know if he did what he did to Jasmine because of society and trauma turned him into what he despised, or simply because he's a man.

This is really sappy so please ignore it if it’s not your kinda thing 😂

I just wanted to say thank you to the makers of this app and to the community too - I’ve really struggled with reading this year, my grandma was really sick from last October and she passed away this August on her birthday, and i haven’t been reading much at all this year because of the stress.

it wasn’t until I downloaded this app at the beginning of the month that I started finding real joy with reading again - and especially with discussing books. the next thing you know I’ve read 18 books in one month out of a total 40 managed this year which feels so wild.

So yeah thank you for being such a lovely creative community and wonderful app creators!

Not it finally starting to pop off

Trying to branch out into reading more nonfiction books. Any suggestions for exciting nonfiction reads that are written creatively?

I don't hate a textbook approach especially if I want to do research into a topic but I appreciate a writer that can inform their audience while being exciting and engaging.