I just finished my first Agatha Christie, and I was left underwhelmed.

I started with Death on the Nile because that was the title I recognized out of the ones available at my library, but the reveal and who did it was underwhelming and the ending annoyed me.

So, I come to ask the community which Agatha Christie books are your favourites, so I can dive into a better experience and hopefully not get put off reading her books!

Although I love being able to read on the go and not have to carry 5 books when I go away. I miss physical books. I'm wondering if anyone else has felt this way? Is there a way you've shifted back to physical books or do you prefer the ease and accessibility things like Kindle and Audible give you?

How is everyone using the new "interested" feature?

My TBR on Pagebound was close to 400 books. I have well over 1200 books in my e-reader currently. When Pagebound announced the "interested" feature, it gave me an unique opportunity in tackling my ever-growing TBR and sorting it. So for now I am slowly working through a system where I put all the books I am, well, interested in reading, in the correct category. My TBR is now planned from month to month, to make it more manageable (and fun!) for me, while also not "missing out" on new and interesting books for future reads. Having thought up this system for myself, I am curious to hear how everyone else utilizes the new feature!

I spent far too long doubling up and using Pagebound alongside GoodReads but I realised this weekend that I absolutely do not need to do that. It is a waste of my time and it still gives clicks/engagements to Bezos.

Pagebound has delivered a far more enjoyable platform with nary an evil billionaire in sight! Thank you for all your hard work.