heyyy alll🫶🏻🫶🏻 if you could choose any book, like literally any one to walk down the aisle to ( the vibes of it, the audiobook, a saying, a song, or just the book if it was in song form) what would it be?

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What's the most diabolical thing a character has done from a book you've read or your current read?

What is a specific scene in a romance book that made you put down the book/kindle and say "What the actual fuck am I reading?"

Don't forget to drop the title 👀

Good afternoon Bookaholics!

Your question of the day may be quite a debate....

Do you think booktube/booktok are helping reading or hindering it? This can be for you personally or for the reading community as a whole 🤔

TIME TO STIR THE POT! Probably not a good thing when my anxiety is kicking my butt but I have things to say.

I'm noticing a lot of books marketed as YA lately have gotten some really mature topics in them. Anybody else noticed this change in the YA genre?

There will be on page spicy time with more adult themes throughout. And I'm probably just old but I've always been under the impression that YA books should be fade to black and any mature themes be muted. When I was a kid YA books were fluffy so to speak but lately when I pick up newer YA books this isn't the case.

For example These Hollow Vows is said to be YA and the sequel had on page spice.

Currently reading Stormbreaker by Nisha J Tuli and there's alcohol use, drug use, spicy content, multiple swearing throughout

I run a book club and we were reading A Study in Drowning by Ava Reid which is said to be YA and a lot had to DNF because there was some really triggering material in graphic detail.

Sunrise on the Reaping had very graphic scenes that had me gasping at the page.

Just for the record; I am not saying teens shouldn't be reading this, they can read whatever. Teens are reading and watching some real messed up stuff lately, and gravitating toward more mature books. So I do get why YA is changing

I recently got a friend to watch an episode of Leverage with me and then she recommended me a bunch of heist movies some of which I enjoyed a lot. Because of this I am in the mood for reading something on the more light-hearted side of things about a team of characters committing crimes (preferably a heist but I am open to other suggestions) and I would love it if one or ideally multiple of those characters were LGBTQ+ (mostly because some of the heist movies were very straight and I am not). I've already read the obvious choice "Aces Wild: A Heist" by Amanda DeWitt but I yearn for more. Any recommendations you have would be appreciated :D