Post from the The Seven Year Slip forum
“What about me?” “Why’d you want to be a book publicist?” “I just . . . did, I guess.” He arched a single thick eyebrow. It was a rather infuriating eyebrow, actually. Most of the time, guys would just nod when they heard what I did for a living and move on to . . . literally anything else. “How’d you start?” he asked. “You majored in art history, right? So it wasn’t something you always wanted to do?” . . . .
I didn’t know why I was telling him all of this. I thought I had decided earlier that I wouldn’t.
I love this exchange, because it shows that it takes the right question to make someone open up to you. Just like any of us, clem wanted to feel connection, to feel safe, and to be really seen as who she is.
silverfae commented on a post
Okay, I just finished chapter 7 and i couldn't stopped myself from smiling. I know now why y'all rave about this🤭🤭
Post from the The Seven Year Slip forum
Okay, I just finished chapter 7 and i couldn't stopped myself from smiling. I know now why y'all rave about this🤭🤭
silverfae commented on a post from the Pagebound Club forum
✨️What book did you regret putting off for ages, only to love it once you finally finished it?✨️
For me, it was Eragon and The Hunger Games. I was a very weird kid (don't judge pls) and didn’t want to read books that were popular, so I kind of snubbed them. One day I borrowed Eragon from the library, and I was mesmerized. Then Hunger Games and Harry Potter followed and fantasy books became my favourite genre.
silverfae commented on a post from the Pagebound Club forum
Happy Valentines, Bookies!
I wanna ask y'all what are you reading right now and what is the reason you decided to read it.
Very curious about about your reads! I might check them out too ;)
silverfae commented on a post from the Pagebound Club forum
Hi fellow Pagebounders! I’m wondering how many of you use multiple apps to track your reading.
For example, I actively use Pagebound, Goodreads, and Storygraph. I formerly used Fable too but stopped due to the bigoted and racist AI issues that came up.
I’m trying to move away from Goodreads because it’s tied to Amazon but still use it to log reading since that’s where the majority of my friends are active with tracking their reading.
I use Storygraph primarily for the reading streak but also because it’s useful for looking up trigger/content warnings for books I’m interested in. Storygraph also has the buddy reads, readalong, and book club features which look cool though I’ve barely used them myself.
I’ve recently become most active on PB because I love the community on here and being able to interact with everyone! I’m really enjoying the way PB is structured and how it continues to develop too!
I also like seeing the varied stats and wrap-ups on all the different platforms!
Do you use multiple reading tracker apps and, if so, is there a difference in how/why you use each? What makes you continue using more than one?
Thanks in advance for your responses and sorry for the long post! I’m just curious to know 😊 💭💜
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silverfae commented on a post from the Pagebound Club forum
Happy Valentines, Bookies!
I wanna ask y'all what are you reading right now and what is the reason you decided to read it.
Very curious about about your reads! I might check them out too ;)
Post from the Pagebound Club forum
Happy Valentines, Bookies!
I wanna ask y'all what are you reading right now and what is the reason you decided to read it.
Very curious about about your reads! I might check them out too ;)
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