my brain's already hurting (maybe in a good way?) and everything is still (relatively) normal. this feels like a book where you have to read it little and often. so that you don't get overwhelmed but also don't forget what's happening.

also i might start annotating (how will that work when the format gets funky? don't know yet) it's definitely a book that wants you to put the effort in

Does anyone have any book recommendations where the main character is a corporate slave and they're constantly torn between giving up their sense of self for the corporate world or just walking away from their job

Hello fellow book enthusiasts! I come with fair tidings and a question. Is there a opening line/scene/chapter that hooked you instantly? If yes, what is it? Is it your favourite and which book is it from?

For me, you cannot go wrong with the opening lines of Percy Jackson and the opening chapter of the Hacienda. Everyone is familiar with Percy Jackson and his "Look, I didn't want to be a half blood" but when you're reading this internal soliloquy from a Priest about God knowing nothing about loneliness while he's on his knees watching someone he loves go away, it hits harder. It literally took my breath away.

So what's your favourite opening?

Since getting my Kobo Libra Colour here are some things I've noticed that I haven't seen talked about! (I'm just a noob so I could be wrong about some of these things! I did find videos saying otherwise about library cards but when I attempted it didn't work due to differences in our devices.) Managing my library, since I download free ebooks on sites like Standard Ebooks and Project Gutenberg then managed them with Calibre, feels like iTunes used to feel! It's fun and nostalgic to sit down and download books onto my Kobo! I was not able to use Calibre to transfer my Kindle library because I did have the latest update on my Kindle Paperwhite. Amazon has locked access to the old Kindle App. None of the plug ins worked. When I borrow a book with Libby it downloads so much faster than my Kindle used to. However, you cannot have more than one library card signed into your Overdrive on your Kobo! This was a bummer for me because I have 7 library cards. So if I borrow a book from A and B I have to be signed into A to read the book I borrowed from A. When I sign into B it locks me out of the book I borrowed from A. (Hopefully that makes sense.) I personally found it much easier to download them onto my computer and then onto my device, through the Overdrive website. Then I could have books from multiple libraries without having to worry about logging in. Some of my accounts, like Queer Liberation Library, are not available on Overdrive but are accessible on my Libby app. So, as far as I can tell, I can't get books from there on my Kobo. When I purchase ebooks with Kobo they are instantly on my Kobo. It's awesome! What Kobo has on sale daily already is what I would actually read! Kindle sales were full of junk and rarely had anything on my TBR. If you bought a pen it is magnetic and sticks to your Kobo! You can open notebooks in your Kobo and choose many backgrounds! Sheet music, story boards, Japanese handwriting practice sheets, calligraphy practice, and so much more! It can also be a blank sheet. You can change your pen style and color! I loved writing down my thoughts for a review instantly! It felt completely different than typing it on my notes app on my phone. Between the book and the app, highlights seem instantaneous. The Kindle app used the never have my highlights after I was done reading. However, it doesn't seem perfect when highlighting in books. Sometimes I'll try to highlight a passage and it will highlight a whole page. The screen turns automatically! And this is optional. I love it when I'm doing chores and can easily switch my Kobo between my hands or turn my screen sideways, or upsidedown, without interrupting my reading! I'm loving my Kobo so much! I ended up selling my Kindle locally instead of trading it in. Also, this was inspired by my husband who said, "Haven't you made a post on your book app yet about how 'Kobo changed my life!' " 💁‍♀️😆

Wow, these comments are not the vibe I was expecting here. Ope.

So far the book is very cutesy with an interesting general plot I haven't seen very often. I think it's fun and I'm enjoying it.