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.

Hey pagebound! What’s your favorite genre to read?

Bless Thomil for wanting Sciona to go along with whatever the mages tell her but I just absolutely hate how much of a pedestal she has put the ministry on. Her naivety is making it really hard for me to want to pick this book back up and keep reading. I honestly don’t know how this will end and that’s the only reason I haven’t DNF’d.

I'm curious. I'm reading the book in Italian and when Theo speaks, he uses neutral, femela and male pronouns. Is this the original, or does Theo use only they/them?

i've been here for a day and i just love the overall vibe of pagebound!! looks like i'm here to stay <3 if you're into fantasy, romance, and classics, let's be moots 🫂 💌 what's your current read?? mine is the jasad heir!

When I was younger, the book's POV didn't really matter to me, but now I only want to read 3rd person! Which one do you guys prefer? Third POV allows me to isolate myself from the character, as I think the characters are complex and unexpected. I can make conclusions based on their actions/behaviors. But I get that third POV can be confusing with which individual is speaking or doing LOL.

I enjoyed this spin on the brides of Dracula. My only real criticism is that, for a story spanning centuries, the characters don’t have that much of an arc or evolution.