stjust commented on a post from the Pagebound Club forum
Somehow it escaped me that I only need to read one for the badge but I’m sure others will read more than one?
One month’s not that much time, though, so Idk how many I’ll manage. I’m almost done with Midnight Robber and I’m not sure if I want to do Black Cake or Perilous Graves next.
What about you, friends? How many have you read and how many do you plan to read? How did you decide?
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Are any of you guys writers? I’m interested in the link between how much people read and whether that translates over to writing.
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Does anyone have a recommendation for an audiobook that sounds nice? I tried to listen to one before but I didn’t like voice actor and with university starting to become more demanding I feel like it’s easier for me to listen to some audiobooks cuz idw get in a slump. I don’t mind any genres. But for those who read audiobooks, do you have any first recommendations?
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She requests tomatoes for dinner and plucks ripe ones from our box garden, their juice like summer on her lips.
This sounds to me like eating raw tomatoes 🍅 🫣
Is this book going to restart the great tomato debate??!
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hey y'all!!!!!! happy Black history month!!!!!
it's officially been 100 years of the celebration in Black communities! is anyone planning on reading books for the month? i've got a few horror novels by Black authors on hold at my library, and i'm looking forward to reading them!
please share!!!!! 🫂💓💓
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Can my young and hip bookish friends please comment any and all terminology related to the bookish world (what the heck is “yoink”, how do we say something is bad, what’s in/out, more lore ((like the great tomato war))) -signed a really cool 30 year old who wants to fit in and understand😂✨
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hellooo pagebound people
so how does everyone decide the order they're gonna tackle a quest, esp if you want to get all the badges?
personally i either go with the shortest stuff first OR go by one that's in a genre i dont normally like, followed by one i do, just to have a variety 😂
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The Pohaku
Jasmin Iolani Hakes
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The Pohaku
Jasmin Iolani Hakes
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Let’s round up the first month of 2026!
What was your January: • favourite books: • least favourite books: • total books read:
For February: • What are you planning to read ? • Are there any books releasing you're interested in? • do you have a reading goal for the month?
Bonus Questions for February: • Favourite Romance Book of all time? • Favourite Pancake Topping? • Favourite Lunar New Year Traditions?
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Spillover: Animal Infections and the Next Human Pandemic
David Quammen
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reading this as i put on my cosrx snail mucin moisturizer is truly an original experience
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A very fun way to get into this world! I went in with basically 0 background, didn’t even read the blurb, so I was super surprised by the steampunk/clockwork elements, which I loved! Also Fatma is great and what fashion sense this lady has.
The plot was so quick and lore-heavy - it was enjoyable but kind of surface level for what it was. Which is fine, it’s really short! But I bumped up my rating due to the really wonderful descriptions of everything, especially the characters. Everything is drawn really vividly.
This was a delightful way to start the story, and I’m really looking forward to reading Master of Djinn!
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First of, I'm at awe at the diversity on books we read. But I just had to ask. Did you ever find someone who's 50% and over in overlap with the books you read?
PS: if we are double digits overlap come forward
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Is it just me or I find it hard to read a book unless there is someone I can ship together otherwise the book will be hard to get through and really boring for me to finish it unless there is a reason to keep going - for me it's matchmaking. Is there something that keeps you reading or the other way round? It will be really interesting for me to know😊
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