save_the_kat commented on a post from the Pagebound Club forum
Guys, you are not going to believe me, but I just gained 3 beautiful, handsome followers on Bookstagram BY POSTING A REVIEW. YES, A REVIEW. F*ck you trial reels, you are not the only way (I am a carrousels and static reviews lover, I kinda hate feeling force to do reels ngl). This small tiny win has been a great reminder: people do care. Some of them still read descriptions. The sun is shining, life is good.
save_the_kat commented on a post from the Pagebound Club forum
i've been seeing this trend all over bookstagram and i thought i'd bring it to this platform if it hasn't been brought already!
the prompt is simple, basically, you provide books that answer each prompt:
please please share your thoughts, recommendations and hate-commendations below! i'm ecstatic to see all your entries!!! i'll provide my own as well after my work shift lol.
save_the_kat commented on a post from the Pagebound Club forum
Do you update your goal or just crush it and adjust next year? I have the feeling of wanting to adjust it but at the same time Iād be upset if I donāt hit my new goal š
save_the_kat commented on a post from the Pagebound Club forum
I've always wondered about these celebrity book clubs, especially since the books they have chosen for the month are announced publicly by having that annoyingly hard to remove sticker on the book itself. Like, what do you do in these celebrity book clubs? Do you post your thoughts on the book on a public forum or something? Also, do you think that some of these celebrity book clubs like Reese Witherspoon's and Dua Lipa's are performative in nature to make them look like they are well-read women? I would love to know your thoughts on this.
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I'm only four chapters in but I have a feeling that this is not going to be a very fun read. Nothing is quite sticking in my head, from the dialogue to the worldbuilidng.
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Thank you to Berkley for the e-ARC of this book.
The first two books in the We'll Prescribe You A Cat are very well-written, but also encompass quite a wide range of themes and topics. So I had wondered what the third book was going to tackle and I think they did a very good job stepping into new territory while still remaining true to the series.
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Welcome to the Kokoro Cat Clinic (We'll Prescribe You a Cat, #3)
Syou Ishida
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The Subtle Art of Folding Space
John Chu
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Iconic and yes, we should all support our local libraries!
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Welcome to the Kokoro Cat Clinic (We'll Prescribe You a Cat, #3)
Syou Ishida
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Granted my DNF is mainly because I had gotten this believing it would be more dark academia than it felt. Yes, the character has to go through schooling but it's entirely nonsensical. It's much more romantasy, which is fine, but the online marketing doesn't really emphasize that.
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Legends & Lattes
Travis Baldree
save_the_kat commented on a post from the Pagebound Club forum
Good evening Bookaholics!!
How is everyone doing?
Today my day is consisting of rest and relaxation (a.k.a reading with a mega ton of snacks š) after finishing my summer placement!!!
I'm planning to maybe pick up one of my fantasy books that are sitting on my shelf, so my question pertains to the imaginative genre.
Which book do you think would be made better if a dragon had been included? See if you can think of both a fantasy book and a book from another genre š¤
save_the_kat commented on a post from the Pagebound Club forum
[reposted due to messing up the hyperlink first time i posted]
hey everybody, i was glancing through past founder announcements recently and saw one that caused some worry in me, link here
iāll copy here the specific section of the post that concerned me, so you donāt have to click through and read the full announcement if you donāt want to: āWe will start a new program, community-voted Member of the Month (exact language TBD). Each month starting in the Fall, the entire PB community can nominate a user they believe embodies PB values. The user with the most nominations will be awarded a badge and the ability to create a Quest.ā
iād love to hear what other people here think about this feature. personally, iām concerned that it could turn into a popularity contest/a value system based on who is the most active on PB and which usernames are recognized by the most people. i really hope that there will be something in place to prevent that sort of result, because a popularity contest doesnāt feel like the PB spirit i know. i just donāt believe that voting for a member-of-the-month will be the community-building exercise that it is intended to be.