I know this might be more of a US centric question (unfortunately), but what are some banned books that are must-reads? I have a little collection building 🤘🏼

There is nothing like flying through the forest on the back of a sexy vampire to keep the arousal, novelty, and love going.

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Ello, I'm new! I have no idea what I'm doing and just pressing buttons, so far it's working

Any tips would be helpful!

my best friends birthday is coming up and one of the things i want to get her is a book, but we have very different book tastes, so i'm finding it hard to know which books are good in her preferred genres

she likes sad literature type books (anything jodi picoult, kristin hannah, blue sisters, trent dalton, etc). if you have any recommendations, please let me know!!!

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I am over the moon to share that the app is officially live on both iOS and Android!!

We've quite literally poured our blood, sweat and (lots of) tears into the app development over the past 9 months and we could not be more thrilled for everyone to experience it!

We're still being indexed in app store search so you may have to scroll to find us, or type in Pagebound: Social Book Tracker. Here's links to iOS and Android: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/pagebound-social-book-tracker/id6751526412 https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=co.pagebound.app

There are quite a few improvements and new features in the app, including:

• Book Journeys (click the map icon on the book cards in your library and other user's library to see their posts, comments, and updates for a specific book)
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• Filtering your activity on profile
• Save posts
• upgraded Read Dates editing

This is the first release, so there will be many more additions and improvements to come. (PS for Android users: we're aware of two bugs related to library imports from Goodreads/Storygraph, and issues with editing read dates - these have already been resolved and are pending Google approval for release.)

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I honestly don’t know what this books is about, I refuse to read any synopsis, I just go with vibes, cover and title. So, so far, pretty interesting, although I don’t understand why Alba describes herself as “ugly” (my word not hers) is she deformed or something? (Sorry if the word is too harsh), also, I’ve never been to Zacatecas (I’ve failed as a Mexican) but I want to read more about, like at 12% I feel like I need more descriptions of places.

I just wanted to ask, how do y'all end up with 100+ physical books? 😭 I can understand if you're an adult, your money is your money, you earned it, you can do what you want with it, but why would you get more books if there are ones yet to be read at home?

I've seen one girl my age (I can't say it exactly, for privacy reason, but between 13-17) online have 300 BOOKS for her physical TBR, which was insane to me, because how did her parents not complain or stop her once? Is it just me because my dad would never get me more books unless the ones I have are finished? Or is this overconsumption?

I get buying a book or two you've been really wanting and/or haven't been available or something, while you still have books at home. BUT WHYY would you buy 10+ books at once when you have 100+ unread books anyway 😭

So, I got the mood of the book and I’m no longer confused with the mix of characters and moments in the story, which makes my reading experience SO MUCH BETTER and also, I’m having so much fun! Elizabeth is still my favorite, but not gonna lie, Joyce has something to her, like she’s they kind of character that is super sweet but has a secret sassiness to her, idk how to explain it. I also don’t think they’re in the right direction with their investigation, because their suspect would be like the obvious choice and I get the feeling he’s not the person they’re looking for! But that’s just my theory!