The Journey: A Practical Guide to Healing Your Life and Setting Yourself Free 

Coming out of a 6-year reading slump and trying to get back into reading.
My recent reads were Heaven, All the Lovers in the Night, Sputnik Sweetheart and Kitchen. Looking for more books by Japanese or Korean authors. No fantasy, but I’m open to psychological, dark, twisted or unsettling reads.
Would love anything that’s immersive and leaves you thinking about it afterwards.

Fav: Everything is tuberculosis by John Green and Fable/ Namesake by Adrienne Young. Least fav: the long walk by Stephen king. Honorable mentions: our sunny days, haikyu, tender is the flesh, Scorpio races, and not all Himbos wear capes. I read a lot of manga and middle grade this month to get them off my tbr and onto my main shelves. This month I’m planning on getting through some of my larger books on my tbr! What books are you looking forward to reading this month?

I finished reading all these books and am planning to give them away .I have some of the books which I'm not able to give away like a thousand splendid suns ( though I can't reread it again ).They're so dear to me .I can't just give them away 🫠🫠

i want it to be shipped to the us! hi! so i want to buy tmoie in the uk cover because it’s so much prettier than the us edition but blackwells doesn’t take apple pay and I don’t have a credit card so i decided on amazon but is it safe/ will they come safely? i also see that it’s a bit more but much faster shipping! i just want to hear from your experience maybe? i’m not completely sure if it’ll come not damaged but it’s just extra from fast shipping + import charges

Please help me choose!!!!

I have been coming across these books and they are in my tbr since foreverrr so I am thinking about finally giving it a try

I’m trying to decide between Caught Up and All Rhodes Lead Here, and I genuinely cannot pick 😭 For people who’ve read both, which one did you enjoy more because I hear good reviews about these books everywhere

I specifically want to read only one of them, though, because from what I’ve heard, they have some pretty similar vibes/plot elements, and I don’t want to read both back-to-back and feel like I’m reading the same story twice

Please help me choose!!!!

I have been coming across these books and they are in my tbr since foreverrr so I am thinking about finally giving it a try

I’m trying to decide between Caught Up and All Rhodes Lead Here, and I genuinely cannot pick 😭 For people who’ve read both, which one did you enjoy more because I hear good reviews about these books everywhere

I specifically want to read only one of them, though, because from what I’ve heard, they have some pretty similar vibes/plot elements, and I don’t want to read both back-to-back and feel like I’m reading the same story twice

Hi there! For years I've been an avid reader but now I'm a writer!

I'm currently on a search for fantasy readers who'd be willing to read my debut novel. If you have Kindle, it's free with Unlimited. Otherwise, I'd be more than happy to send you a PDF.

This story is a fantasy novel with elements of found family, coming of age, and adventure. I'll post the blurb below for a better vibe of what the story is about. Thanks in advance!

"In the quiet Riverlands, Maude dismisses a distant plume of smoke as nothing more than a forest fire—until she discovers she can hear the voices of plants. Ancient magic has returned to the lands, and with it comes the threat of war.

Determined to warn the seafaring Akarelles, Maude sets out on a perilous journey south. Traveling beside her is Achoren, a shape-shifter haunted by a dark past. Though reluctant allies at first, the two forge an unlikely friendship as they journey south.

Meanwhile, in the north, Goldmoor Castle falls to the invading Tathian army. Forced to flee alongside Motley, the king’s infuriating jester, Princess Ollie is thrust into an unfamiliar world. Surviving the dangers ahead may be difficult enough; surviving them with someone she can barely tolerate may prove even harder.

As the threat of war hangs over the lands, Maude, Achoren, Ollie, and Motley are swept along by forces older than kingdoms and deeper than memory."

The Language of the Trees

God I'm so happy my book shop had The Knave And The Moon early!!! I can't WAIT

It sure is a commitment. Such a long book. I’m really excited to enjoy it 🥰

We sat down with “The Knight and the Moth” author Rachel Gillig to chat about the her new book release, the second in “The Stonewater Kingdom” duology. Check it out, Bartholomew;) And let us know your thoughts if you’ve read it already!

Help! Im on chapter 55 of the Jasad Crown and im struggling. I was totally obsessed with book one and the first half of book two but now I feel like im dragging a bit. I blew through the books up until now so im not sure why im having so much trouble finishing. They’re great books, I have really enjoyed the story but I almost feel like since they’re both so long, my brain is ready for something new. Can someone please give me some motivation to keep going?

Thanks!

18+ Dark/Spicy Romance Server

Join us over at the Midnight Library! A new dark/spicy romance book server for you to discuss books, build friendships, and just have a good time!

The group is newer, so it might take some time to grow, but im looking forward to making it an inclusive and welcoming environment for any romance readers over 18!

To protect the members of the group, there is ticketed entry entailing submitting a ticket and answering questions to gain access to the group.

https://discord.gg/dXsFZyAMm

So I’m reading iron flame rn which book should be my next read?

Onyx Storm - Rebecca Yarros
Saving 6 - Chloe Walsh
Red Rising - Pierce Brown
The Shadow Of What Was Lost - James Islington
Assassins Apprentice - Robin Hobb
The eye of the world - Robert Jordan
Mistborn - Brandon Sanderson
The Way Of Kings - Brandon Sanderson
ACOMAF - Sarah J Maas
Heir of fire - Sarah J Maas

Let me know

anyone knows?