I'm just a girl who likes to read multiple books at a time. What about you guys?

When you're reading a book that's dual POV, is it distracting for you when the narrative style switches? Like, when the narration goes from 1st person to 3rd person. It pulls me out of the story quite a bit, making it harder for me to stay immersed. If it's really jarring, it often makes the character's thoughts and feeling harder to track. Does anyone else get that? Switching narration styles hasn't stopped me from finishing a book but it's probably contributed to some DNFs 😭

Isn't funny how the characters in every story just want a normal life while we reader would die for an adventure like their😭

Had high expectations from aggtm but something is not giving man. But it just started so I will hold my horses 😂

I'm usually a slow reader. I enjoy it that way, too. But sometimes one needs to read faster. Do you have any tips for that? How do you manage a better reading speed?

Hi, I just checked how much time I have been spending on Pagebound ( it's addictive fr) this week. It turns out to be somewhere between 1 and half to 2 hours daily 🫨🤣 So, I was just wondering is it normal???!!! How much have you all been spending your time daily avg here lately?

(Please let me know I'm not alone) 😁

So... I have never re-read a book. Not even once! 😩 Almost scandalous, I know.

But the Mistborn trilogy has been side eyeing me, saying, “C'mon, get a second shot at me.” That trilogy was my first serious experience into the epic fantasy realm. I read it and went, “Whoa, books can DO THAT?” 🤯 I've been thinking about finally taking the leap and experience all the hype about re-reading. Perhaps this can become the beginning of a great new routine. Or maybe some other new and shiny book distracts me. Who knows? 🤷‍♀️

Seriously, I am always a fan of people with a “comfort book.” You know, the book that's literally falling apart due to all the love. Are you coming back for the world-building, the complicated plot lines, or is it just the characters you’d invite to your imaginary dinner party? No judgment! At times, you just need to chill with your fictional crew because let's be honest, real life can't always deliver the drama (or the dragons).

So, my question is: what pulls you back into a book you’ve already read? The world itself, weird and wonderful, or the people who are like they'd text you memes at 2 am? And truthfully, what's your most dog-eared, beaten up, re-read till the pages fall apart book? Also, is there anyone who, like me, has never re-read a single book?

I’m all ears and ready for some bookish nostalgia. 🫶 Maybe we'll find some other users who love a book the same as us and have re-read it time and time again.

Does anyone have great thrillers for people that haven’t read any? I want to immerse myself in the genre but don’t know where to start!