When I read a physical book I’m doing just that and focusing on it, but when reading an audiobook I somehow can’t do that? Usually I’m cleaning, on the go or playing a game. What’s everyone’s fav thing to do while listening to an audiobook?

“Dov.” I flexed my kegels at the same time I flexed my nails against his shoulders, ever-so-slightly. “I would very much appreciate it if you’d bang me like a screen door in a hurricane.”

Yooooooooooo! 😂

Am I the only one who notices specific words throughout their reading? Not words you hate, just words you flag? For example, 'dais' seems to be used in almost every fantasy book. Or I always note when 'cerulean' is used regardless of genre.

In scientific writing I always notice the word 'paucity' because I had an advisor who used it in nearly every paper... So that one does lean a bit more towards hated words for me haha

Hey everyone! As I sit here in front of my picture window witnessing another big snowstorm of the season, I feel called to ask what my fellow Bounders snack and sip on during cozy days spent reading!

Today I sipped on some black tea with elderberry spun honey, and made myself a cheeky little cheese plate of blue cheese, walnuts, and fig jam, with a couple of dark chocolate covered pretzels as afters. It felt a little bougie, but I love making my "adult snow days" special and hygge!

🥐🍜🍪🥛🫖☕️🍫🍰

Paperback or Hardcover? Why?

Recommendations on wanting to read but not wanting to hold a book and fight with lighting? All of my holds have become available on Libby at the same time so I can’t use a physical book hurting my hands as an excuse 😩🤭