Hi everyone,

This is just a little thing that I noticed reading on my kindle, and I know it's such a first-world problem but I wanted to see if others have noticed.

Are the reading percentages even accurate on kindle? If I divide the number of pages read by the total number of pages on my own, the difference between that and what kindle says I've completed is usually between 2-5%. I know not a lot in the grand scheme of things, but I don't know why it grinds my gears so much.

I convinced my dad to take me to a local used/new bookstore (my dad is a very bookish man, and as a kid, he'd be cheap when it came to me and my brother's toys, but books? Totally different story pfft) and get me a book for Valentine's day, and now I'm wondering how often you guys buy new books and what factors into that.

I haven't bought a new book in months and months, but I moved recently so that's been a pretty large factor in book buying. (Can't buy a book if you're packing, can't buy a book when you're unpacking. Sad times...) But! I also moved right next to a library so that's been supplying me well.

If libraries weren't so easy to come by in my city, I'd spend a lot more money on books, probably.

(I got A Psalm for the Wild-Built and An Unkindness of Ghosts!!! Super excited for these!!)

Hi! I'm currently studying acting for stage and screen at university and have got into reading books that have been turned into plays. I was wondering if there is a quest or a list on here for books that have been made into plays? Also what are your favourite books that have been made into plays? What would you recommend? 🎭

Since last year, I've been reading more nonfiction books, especially memoirs. I don't know why, but they are very appealing to me, perhaps because they give me the chance to dive into the life of someone I admire or someone who has been through similar situations as me.

And you, why do you like memoirs?