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**SPOILERS AHEAD***. There was so much. Rowan / Rachel never sent the letter. These poor kids all in turmoil because their dad was a major perv. Rowan / Rachel took whatever the punishment was, I don’t know what it was the author didn’t say, but that letter from Ellie was why she never sent the letter to begin with. To protect her little sister.

Lots of twists

Killer was very calculateur and totally into spiders. Was co-authored by Deaver and Maldonado. I've read a lot of Deaver but not Maldonado. For those of you who like Maldonado, which of her books should I read next.

I’m looking for people to follow that are really active posting and within the app!

I just finished this book and noticed very prominent similarities between this and Red Queen. Am I the only one or has anyone else noticed this.

Just finished Heartless by M.Meyer!! Anyone know what to read after because I am heartbroken, but amazed!

Who is your favorite character in the Lunar Chronicles and why?

What order should I read Throne of Glass?? I’ve heard pros and cons of reading it in the two popular ways. However I still cannot decide, and I’d like to hear y’all’s opinions✨

The winner is the Stars are Dying. Happy reading and I hope you all like this month’s book!

Just for fun. If you had a time machine and could make 3 trips, when & where would you go? What would you do? Who would you interact with?

Have you read This Is How You Lose the Time War, aka the novel that Twitter simply can't stop talking about? https://www.instagram.com/p/CsHeIJRpKHh/

I tried to pick up Burn by Patrick Ness but ended up DNFing it because it's just not for me. I've now picked up The Cabinet by Un-su Kim and I'm really enjoying it so far!

hey all! any tips on getting/staying motivated to read? sometimes i find myself in tiny reading slumps and if i can’t finish a book in a few days i start to get bored or antsy. thanks!

The winning genre for November is Fantasy! Put the name of the book and author you want to vote for in the comments below. I will choose the winner on Tuesday or Wednesday depending on if we have a tie or not.

We will be picking the winner soon please Upvote and add books that you want to win one post down. There are not many votes.

Does anyone else feel uncomfortable rating certain books you dislike because maybe it's not the book that's bad, just a difference in preference.

Happy Halloween! Have you ever dressed as a character from literature? Who (or what)?

I own over 300 books (physical, digital, and audio), and I still feel like I have nothing to read.

What do you think about this book? I'm thinking about reading it. But the reviews are all over the place. What are your thoughts?

YALL, FEARLESS COVER IS RELEASED, I AM GOING TO DIE IF PAE AND KAI DONT END UP TOGETHER.

Anyone else super annoyed by Mari’s character?

The Bone Trap, book 1 of the Mysterious Scotland series by Tormod Cockburn. This one is so hidden I can't even find it on Likewise yet! I enjoyed this one quite a bit! A little but Country, a little bit Rock & Roll (archeology pun). A little bit Science, a little bit Fantastical Foal. It was a good story with an intriguing premise. The protagonist is kind of adorably awkward, which makes him more human. He dose make some very very stupid mistakes, though. Interesting team of characters,too.

In this sexy, quirky rom-com, the golden-hearted Prince of Christmas falls for the totally off-limits Prince of Halloween. So, basically, Red, White & Royal Blue meets The Nightmare Before Christmas. Be still our hearts!

Return to the legendary magic and the whimsical wonder of Caraval with this beautifully illustrated new holiday novella—out now!

The Les Masques Ball—the social event of the season—is coming up. Will you be attending? Set in the glittering world of New Orleans' elite, this twisty YA thriller has both glamour and gasps!

Coming November 19! Multi-hyphenate superstar Keke Palmer thought she had life figured out—until she was faced with some serious curveballs. Now, in her deeply poignant and hilarious new book, Master of Me, she’s sharing her journey and imparting hard-won wisdom. Pre-order your copy today: https://on.likewise.com/4eW2eKX

Ok, I've seen and heard so much about the "Folk of the Air" series, and apparently they're really good, but (Cue my most asked question) I wanna know if there's spice...and if so, how much?

Anyone else really disappointed in this book? Like, I know Ashley Poston’s debut novel “Geekerella” was bad, but it was a debut. Her other books have been really great, especially her adult romance books. There’s great elements of grief, forgiveness, appreciation, and love (not just romantic love, but also familiar love). This is just bad, and I’m wondering if she had a ghost writer for the other two books.

Almost done reading Caraval and ngl I’m not rlly a fan. What about you?

Currently reading Norwegian Wood!

what’s everyone reading right now?

Anyone read the Department of Temporal Investigations (Star Trek) series? Well done? Worth checking out?#startrek #scifi

👋 I think you would be a great addition to this group. https://likewise.com/groupinvites/musical_theatre_lovers_/byuser/quirkybutterfly

Everybody talks about “The Outsiders,” but I don’t see many people talk about its semi-sequel/followup “That Was Then, This Is Now.” I liked it more than “The Outsiders,” tbh. Maybe it was the scrappier characters or the more intimate scope (only four main characters instead of a whole group), but it hit me a lot of harder. It’s a shame more people don’t talk about it, so do yourselves a favor and read it.

So I've been thinking starting a project for a while now. (I haven't even begun it yet.) I'd like to compile a compendium or encyclopedia of fantasy creatures and races. My primary target would be fantasy authors. I'm trying to decide the best way to organize it. What I've come up with so far is 1: Alphabetical by creature/race name. 2: Country/culture of origin. 3: Creatures/races natural environment. (Forest, aquatic, frozen tundra, etc... What do you think would be best/most effective?

Hey I’m reading twisted hate right now I want to know other people’s opinion on it

I’m thinking of buying this book. Is it really that great or just overhyped???

It’s time to start voting for next months book genre. Sorry for getting a late start on this but I had a kind of crazy month. I will choose the winner on Thursday or Friday depending on if we get a tie or not. I will post the genres in the comments before.

How did everyone like this month’s book?

I finished The Shadow Between Us today and it was sooo good (4.5 🌟)! I'm not sure what I'm going to read next!

Is Cassandra Clare’s extensive book series worth investing in?

February: The Quarry Girls

Fans of Outlander, listen up! Discover a spellbinding new time-travel love story from the NYT bestselling author of The Last Tiara. In post-WWII London, Jeannine finds a miniature portrait of a man’s twilight-blue eye. Little does she know the painting is a portal, and the truth about her identity—and her heart’s destiny—lies on the other side of it… Learn even more here: https://www.mjrose.com/content/

Anyone read this? Interesting concept - 3 bodies falling from the sky in 3 different time periods. Is it worth checking out?

The reflection in the mirror was like the biggest lie I ever told

ive been noticing on a lot of reviews on books i thought were actually pretty good get compared to wattpad or episode stories…when they were better than bottom feeding wattpad or episode stories. for example haunting adeline, ANY coho book, B&B, etc

I'm so disappointed that I won't be finishing Stephen King's It. I made it maybe 30 percent of the way in and had a panic attack because this boys dead brother tried to drag him into the canal. How am I supposed to celebrate Halloween if I'm this scary? Sigh

what are some good ways to store books when you don’t have enough room on your bookshelf?

sequels that were better than the first book?