is there somewhere on the app that tells you what points equate to what levels? i fear this may be a brain fog moment and i missed something

Am I tripping or is this actually only one sentence?

It's the time again when all the reading apps start to ask you about your book goal for next year. While normaly it makes me excited for next year, this year the message kinda stressed me out. It's not that I think I won't read much next year, just I don't want to plan it? I think it's connected to the world and life feeling so stressful right now and like everything that's kind predictable is that it's getting worse... I don't know if that makes any sense... Does anyone else feel similar? Do you (still) like setting reading goals?

I recently switched over from a different book tracking app, and honestly i am enjoying reading so much more without having a “reading streak” to maintain! I didnt realise how much pressure i was putting on myself😫

thanks founders xx

What is a book that changed your life?

Maybe it got you through a hard time or inspired you to take charge of you life or changed the way that you see the world, books or storytelling. It doesn't have to make sense exactly why it touched you, I'm just curious how.

Idk how to explain the feeling of this book other than its like how the first book of this series felt if that makes sense 😂 Like we’re getting a lot of information but not a lot of answers so I’m guessing things are getting set up for the next two books. It’s kinda like she started a new series but not actually

One time I was watching a video where a creator was discussing a list of books that if someone they were talking to didn't like them, he thought they had terrible taste. I paused the video and thought "what book could he say that would make me instantly not trust another word he said?" and the only thing I could land on was Pet Sematary by Stephen King.

The misogyny, the colonialism, the utter banality of 70% of the book. I'm not a die hard Stephen King hater, but I hated that book cover to cover. I could not find a single redeeming quality about that novel.

You'll never guess what the next book out of his mouth was.

So, as title suggests: what's your "Pet Sematary"?