loved this book and would love to read more from ali hazelwood, anyone have any recommendations?

Hi!

I’ve just discovered this app online, Bookly, it’s a tracker app. I’ve never used one of those. I am going through the app settings, it looks good, but something about timing myself that way is weird. I’m debating giving it a go.

Do you guys use it ? and this raises the question of our reading culture. Should reading become so timed, planned and regulated ? Isn’t the act more natural when the need takes over you ?

I really don’t know of to feel about it. A part of my inner book nerd is very interested. And the other is scared it’s gonna poison my reading habits and turn it into an obligation rather than a hobby.

Anyways I kinda of use Pagebound like a tracker for myself and to me it’s a cozy way to plan your monthly books for exemple.

Well this was quite the start. I'm hooked already! Now to figure out how I should pronounce Kelsier in my head...

i wanted to ask if the black witch chronicles qualifies to be in this quest? i just finished the first book and honestly really liked it. could it be better in some places? yes, absolutely. but did i still enjoy it? yes, i did.

that makes me question, what are the requirements for romantasy quest? like, what does a book need to be in this quest? or is it a set quest and wont be updated?

Any Omori lovers in chat? 👀 I’ve been replaying the game recently and my obsession is slowly coming back. I loved the storytelling, the tragedy, the overcoming anxiety and guilt, and found family themes of the game so much that I named my son (🐱) Basil 🥹🌻

This may be too niche, but if you’ve played Omori, let me know if you have any book recs that give the same uneasy/horror vibe, or similar themes, of this beloved game, or the sweet characters I’ve come to adore. It doesn’t have to be featuring a young cast or anything, just trying to find that gut-wrenching “I LOVE MY FRIENDS SO MUCH☹️💔” type of feeling that pulled me in.