I'm talking about a phrase, or a pattern you've noticed from an authors writing style. Or even just a trope or quirk you've picked up on on your reading journey! For example, in each of Sarah J Maas' books you'll find sentences like "Tired. He was so tired" or "Fear. She could smell their fear" and once I noticed this, I couldn't stop seeing it 🤣.

Edit: nvm there's already a Christmas quest lol.. I should've checked first haha I was thinking of putting together a quest for Christmas books to read in July (or a list, if that's not really following what quests are for). Would anyone be interested in joining me? I already have a few books in mind, since I did already have a list of books for myself. - Make the Season Bright by Ashley Herring Blake - Lovelight Farms by B.K. Borison - Christmas in Eldovia by Jenny Holiday (3 books) - Window Shopping by Tessa Bailey If anyone's interested, I would love to put this together and have some fun Christmas reads for July! I would love some input on how many books you guys think would be good to list, and also any recommendations!

So does anyone else actively seek out spoilers or is it just me?? For instance, I had a friend who read a book I was interested in - romance with POC main characters that seemed to be a why choose - and I asked them for a full plot rundown because I wanted to be sure it was something I would enjoy and not a case of a book description fishing for reads. I absolutely 100% believe hiding things behind a spoiler tag is something people should be doing to avoid revealing anything to those who've yet to read the book. But with the limited time I have for reading, and a TBR that's already long enough to reach the moon, sometimes I just want to know if the time I invest in a book is going to be worth it to me. Anyway, anyone else do this or something similar??

I feel like everybody is rushing to read books now for their yearly goal Im trying to take my time for KING IF ENVY rn because I have WAITED for that one so much. And im ACTUALLY enjoying it a bit more than usual Do yall think that our reading goals is actually breaking our pleasure of reading???

i just looked over the selection and i'm sooo pumped there's several books that have been on my tbr for so long but i just haven't gotten around to them yet. and i feel like genre wise all the books are very much up my alley, which makes me look forward to it all the more! manifesting a completion badge this readalong 🤞🤞

Hey everyone! We have exactly one month left in the Spring Readalong, which means Summer 2025 Readalong picks have officially dropped. You can see all 5 selections over on the Discuss tab :) We've also squeezed in some web updates between app development: - You can now see the publication year on the Book Page below the description. Some of these dates may be the edition's pub date rather than the original publication year; this is a known data issue so apologies in advance! It will be sorted out as we get more robust book data. - Various bug improvements including preventing double user follows We have more requested feature updates in the pipeline; I'll be back soon when they're released! Happy Reading, Jennifer & Lucy 💜💙 PS - Our community has grown so much over the past few weeks and it has been SO fun to watch everyone connect and interact. Thank you for making Pagebound such an amazing place and welcoming in our new members!!

The flowers blooming, we have longer days, and it's that sweet spot between spring and summer that’s perfect for reading in the sunshine (or curled up inside when it rains). This month, I’m hoping to dive into a bit more fantasy, and maybe a few romances. I’ve got a few anticipated releases on my radar and a couple of long-time TBRs finally getting their turn. So whether you're tackling a reading challenge, mood reading your way through your shelves, or just looking for that one book that hits just right, I hope your May reading brings you stories you love and characters you’ll never forget!! 🤗 What’s on your May TBR?