And if so, do you limit yourself to a certain amount of books, or do you go gungho and mood read whatever feels right?

I, myself am a multiple-book reader. I also have adhd, which I feel influences this, as my brain sticks to books that interest me in the current mood. I’m trying to limit myself to 4-5 books, as I’m not able to remember so easily, and end up re-reading a whole lot of books I’ve paused on and didn’t pick up cause my mood didn’t grant it.

Do you experience this too? Neurodivergent or not, I’d love to hear of your stories and experiences x3.

For me it's the new Six of Crows book coming out in June!

recently i’ve been watching yellowjackets and have been loving it, especially the teen timeline! does anyone have any book recommendations that have similar vibes or themes??

What’s something you’ve lived that sounds like it happened in a romance novel ♥️

One of my close friends is in medical school and she was telling me how she uses ChatGPT to write all her emails and just for fun like guessing her favourite clothing brand. And I'm like bro not only is that bad for your brain but it's also so harmful to the environment. Her response was oh haha you would hate my classmates and I was like you guys are future doctors and she got annoyed with me.

I feel like AI is being shoved down our throats. Every single app nowadays seems to have an AI feature, everyone I know uses it for the most basic tasks. And sometimes I just want to scream and be like USE YOUR BRAIN THIS ISN'T A DIFFICULT TASK JUST THINK.

I love how Pagebound is so anti-AI. It feels like one of the last spots on the Internet that's AI free. I get that AI may have some useful applications but I genuinely just feel like it's a can of worms that we should never have opened. I feel like people don't think critically anymore and just be like, "Oh I'll ask chat". So I love how Pagebound is just real humans sharing their thoughts. I love how this app always promises to be strictly anti-AI which again is getting to be quite a rarity nowadays.