Happy Friday, Boundlings! 💜

Looking for your next read, but you’re not sure where to start? Let’s play a quick game to get some great recs with a unique twist. 👾✨

Drop these 3️⃣ random things in the comments, and see what recommendations people can come up with based on those things alone:

• a texture • a scent • a hobby

Get as creative and chaotic with your answers as possible! I’m curious what recommendations will be made 😍

I'm planning to attempt to read 30 books in 30 days. I am a fast reader, but not an auditory learner so audiobooks are for the most part out. I'm mostly planning to read novellas, with a few romances, slim novels, and nonfiction sprinkled in. Realistically this is just a way for me to tackle a chunky chunk of my TBR, and I don't expect to achieve it. Does anyone have any experience with a challenge like this and any tips to offer?

EDIT: Thank you everyone for the suggestions!

My 30 in 30 TBR, in order and organized (mostly) by page number, with the exception of the Heartstopperverse novels I am hoping to kick it all of with. This Winter (audio) Heartstopper vol 4 Solitaire Heartstopper vol 5 The Heartstopper Yearbook Nick and Charlie A Mouth Full of Dust (79 pages) A Long and Speaking Silence (128) A Spindle Splintered; reread (audio) A Mirror Mended (128) Nothing But Blackened Teeth (130) The Employees (139) We Have Always Lived in the Castle (140) Minor Detail (144) Before the Coffee Gets Cold (157) The Undocumented Americans; reread (164) When Among Crows (166) What Moves the Dead (audio) - (reread The Fall of the House of Usher first) Two Can Play (199) The Eidolon (217) Catalina; reread (224) Nettle & Bone (243) Everything She Does is Magic (288) Home Field Advantage; reread (299) In Charm’s Way (304) Death and Dinuguan; reread (304) Don’t Let the Forest In (325) Japanese Gothic (325) Going Bicoastal (328) Go Hex Yourself (337) What the Hex (336) Love on the Brain (354) Nevermoor #1; reread (465) Nevermoor #2; reread (560) Nevermoor #3; reread (576) Nevermoor #4 (592)