That one genre that you want so badly to get into but every time you try you hit a brick wall. For example, I have personally tried to read Epic Fantasy many many times, and for some reason every time i try I have never been able to finish a single book. I feel like I love hearing and reading more about epic fantasies than ever actually reading them. However im stubborn and will likely continue to try this genre cause im so sure at least one book or series will be for me.

I’ve noticed that there is a large overlap in people who love tea and love books… so I bring u the question;

What’s ur fav tea to drink while reading?

Mine is Apple tea, but orange pekoe is a close second!!

I surprised at how characters in here are very nonchalant 😅

Turn into a crone? Guess that's my life now. Someone barged in to your house when you home alone? Such a life.

What was the last book/series/show/movie/etc that made you cry? Sometimes you just need to let it all out (asking for a friend) ((the friend is me)) (((a good cry sounds nice for general emotional regulation Yanno)))🥲💧

I’m curious whether others have this dilemma too 😂 does anyone else have series on their radars that they’re super interested in starting, but haven’t simply because of the length of the books/series? If so, what are they? For me it’s the Red Rising Saga by Pierce Brown. I’m a pretty slow reader who likes to finish a series without too many other books in between, so I suppose I am intimidated by the idea of diving into a long time commitment lol

Hey, could you guys recommend me any books with some kind of time travel: past lives, loops, parallel timelines, memories or changes of destiny?

I have already read; The Midnight Library, See You Yesterday and I’m currently reading The Seven Year Slip.

What are some of the rules you guys have regarding your reading? Mine are: I always read at least one page before going to bed And as someone who is always reading an audiobook and an ebook/physical copy I‘ve made myself the rule that at least one of them has to be by an author of colour