Pagebounders, I need your help! I’m thinking about trying my hand at annotating a book while I read! I’m usually just a sit down and read kind of girl but I’m thinking this will be a nice way of re-reading a few of my favourites but I’m not sure how to start! Are there are any annotators around with helpful tips or category ideas for my tabs or even favourite colour pallets to stick to 😅 I’d love to know if you guys like to annotate your books or not!

Hi everyone, I recently read a book ( first love by rio shimamoto) that had no chapter breaks. It was a bit disorientating, though it had clear breaks but having no chapters. I had only before see this in the Discworld series by Terry Pratchatt anyone else encountered this?

Since we're already at the end of the month, I thought it would be kinda fun to do a monthly reading recap saying what books you've read this month and how you liked them, what were your favorites and least favorite books, which ones you hated and/or dnfed 👀 and maybe even talk about a book that had an impact on you! I had a few vacation days this month and there were quite a few national holidays, so I had a lot more free time and was able to read a lot more than I usually do, so I read: - Hopeless by Elsie Silver (favorite book of the series, lovedd) - Mile High by Liz Tomforde - The Right Move by Liz Tomforde - Out on a Limb by Hannah Bonam-Young - Caught Up by Liz Tomforde - Play Along by Liz Tomforde - I who have never known men by Jacqueline Harpman (crazy experience) - Phantasma by Kaylie Smith (so boring... had higher hopes) - Astrid Parker doesn't fail by Ashley Herring Blake - iris Kelly doesn't date by Ashley Herring Blake - Faking with Benefits by Lily Gold (very interesting experience haha) - I Kissed Shara Wheeler by Casey McQuiston - Twisted Love by Ana Huang My favorite was probably Play Along, if you're a fan of romance I highly recommend you check out this series, I genuinely cannot stop thinking about every book in the Windy City series (maybe except for Mile High... we won't talk about her) and I'm already planning on re reading them 😭

Any author you would run off and get their newest release? I basically just started to read for fun again and would love to hear which authors you guys are in love with! Currently I have really enjoyed Stephanie Garber’s work, it’s just so whimsical while not adding too much smut. I enjoy how she writes your romance and being swept away in her world she presents us. As for when I was younger, I was a big Diana Wynne Jones fan. Similar reason to Stephanie but a bit more age appropriate when I was in my early teens.