God, I love this little girl hahahaha

She talks so much, has such a vivid imagination, and gets into such mischief!! This is reading like it would be perfect for an episodic animated tv show like The Berenstain Bears or Curious George.

This is how i felt as a child! Wish I would’ve read this as a young boy.

So it's my first time reading the Throne of Glass series. I've read the prequel and the first two books, and I've heard that later on people like to do a tandem read where you read two of the books at the same time.

Which books are the ones that are tandem read? Would you recommend doing that for a first read of the series?

Please avoid including any spoilers!

As we all know by now, pagebound royalty gets to nominate lists for potential quests. I am having such a hard time because there’s so many amazing lists that users have put a lot of effort into. What are your favorites? I would love to hear some of yalls opinions and recs. I’m sure there’s amazing lists that don’t have much traffic as well.

Let’s play an easy and quick game - Review Chain!

1️⃣ Post a book in the comments - just the title and author is enough. 2️⃣ Scroll through the books posted and leave a ONE WORD review (keep it spoiler free please) 🤫

Let’s see how many words can be used to describe each book, and how much they’re alike - or different! Feel free to kindly debate one another’s words!

Hope everyone is having a good week! 💛

Please be mindful that this post is not marked for spoilers

Without getting into the details of how one gets to the bookshop, which book would bring you there? What kind of impact has the book had on you? Was it a book from a certain time in your life or one that has stayed with you since you first found it? Do you think you would have said a different book if you had been asked at an earlier time in your life?

I’ve been pondering these questions throughout my read and haven’t been able to choose my book yet. I’m curious if others instantly knew Their Book or if it’s a bit of a struggle like I’m having.

I have really been making an effort recently to reduce my screentime and just rely less on technology overall. I love cooking, but would commonly spend a lot of time watching videos and reading dozens of similar recipies before preparing a meal. These things are still useful, but I would love if anyone has any cookbook or general cooking technique books to recommend. Would love to start a small collection just to have as an irl reference.