How many books have you read this month? What were your five-star/favorite reads? It's a slow month for me; I was in a reading slump the first half of the month and was busy with moving out of our apartment. I read 3 books in total: - The Strawberry Patch Pancake House by Laurie Gilmore (⭐⭐⭐⭐) - The Pumpkin Spice Cafe by Laurie Gilmore (⭐⭐⭐) - The Dare by Elle Kennedy (⭐⭐⭐⭐) All great books, but my fave is The Dare. It's funny and cute at the same time. Special mention to my favorite discovery this month, too, Pagebound! If it weren't for this site, I wouldn't have been able to get out of my reading slump. ☺️

Which book formats do you prefer to read in? Paperback, audiobook or ebook? Is there a reason as to why?

What is one popular book you've read and didn't like, where you didn't get the hype or don't understand how many people can genuinely like it? I'll go first : Le Petit Prince I've never understood how everyone loved the book, as a kid I was forced to read it every year and go to see plays about it and until today I don't understand the hype.

or even 30+. last year i decided i'm going back to reading, and i read 23 books. i work a full time job, and if i try very hard, i can maybe do 2 books a month. this year i'm slower, and i'm aiming for 15. but i did started listening to audiobooks at work, and i'm halway through one now in a little over a day so what's your secret? edit: i found out the secret is to become obsessed with a 10+ book series. 2 read 14 to go of realm of the elderlings!

What book absolutely broke you? It lives rent free in your head and was so emotionally damaging but you loved it and would recommend to others? Mine is tied between Under Your Scars and Torment Part 1 & 2