Hi everyone!

What are you reading? What do you think of it? We want to know!

We're displaying the books found in this thread in the book strip at the top of the page. If you want the books you're reading included, use the formatting below.

Formatting your book info

Post your book info in this format:

**the title, by the author** 

For example:

The Bogus Title, by Stephen King

• This formatting is voluntary but will help us include your selections in the book strip banner.

• Entering your book data in this format will make it easy to collect the data, and the bold text will make the books titles stand out and might be a little easier to read.

• Enter as many books per post as you like but only the parent comments will be included. Replies to parent comments will be ignored for data collection.

• To help prevent errors in data collection, please double check your spelling of the title and author.

-Your Friendly /r/books Moderator Team

Hello readers and welcome to our Weekly FAQ thread! Our topic this week is: When do you give up on a book? We've all experienced this. We pick up a book and it ends up being terrible. Do you give up on it at some point? Or do you power through to the end for a sense of accomplishment? Please feel free to discuss your feelings here!

Thank you and enjoy!

Hello readers, and welcome to our weekly thread for images, videos, and gifs related to books. If you want to share an interesting youtube video you found, a picture of your bookshelf that you just reorganized, or a gif with books in it but don't have a thought provoking question or opinion to share along with it, you can post it here.

Note: the rule about self promotion still applies, so while you are welcome to share a video you saw and loved on youtube, please don't spam with your own channel.

Also, if you like what you see on this thread, be sure to check out book-related, image-oriented subs like /r/bookcaseporn[1] , /r/bookhaul[2] , /r/bookshelf[3] , /r/discworldtattoos[4] or /r/literaturevideos[5] throughout the week.

Welcome to our weekly recommendation thread! The mod team has decided to condense the many "suggest some books" threads posted every week into one big mega-thread, in the interest of organization. Our hope is that this will consolidate our subreddit a little. We have been seeing a lot of posts making it to the front page that are strictly suggestion threads, and hopefully by doing this we will diversify the front page a little. We will be removing suggestion threads from now on and directing their posters to this thread instead. Let's jump right in, shall we?

The Rules

1. Every comment in reply to this self-post must be a request for suggestions.

2. All suggestions made in this thread must be direct replies to other people's requests. Do not post suggestions in reply to this self-post.

3. All un-related comments will be deleted in the interest of cleanliness.

All Weekly Recommendation Threads will be linked below the header throughout the week. Hopefully that will guarantee that this thread remains active day-to-day. Be sure to sort by "new" if you are bursting with books that you are hungry to suggest.

If this thread has not slaked your desire for tasty book suggestions, we propose that you head on over to the aptly named subreddit /r/suggestmeabook.

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Welcome readers, to our monthly discussion of literature. Yesterday was International Coming Out Day so we're celebrating by discussing LGBTQ literature (fiction and nonfiction. Please use this thread to discuss your favorite LGBTQ literature and authors.

If you'd like to read our previous weekly discussions of fiction and nonfiction please visit the suggested reading section of our wiki.

Thank you and enjoy!

Hi everyone!

What are you reading? What do you think of it? We want to know!

We're displaying the books found in this thread in the book strip at the top of the page. If you want the books you're reading included, use the formatting below.

Formatting your book info

Post your book info in this format:

**the title, by the author** 

For example:

The Bogus Title, by Stephen King

• This formatting is voluntary but will help us include your selections in the book strip banner.

• Entering your book data in this format will make it easy to collect the data, and the bold text will make the books titles stand out and might be a little easier to read.

• Enter as many books per post as you like but only the parent comments will be included. Replies to parent comments will be ignored for data collection.

• To help prevent errors in data collection, please double check your spelling of the title and author.

-Your Friendly /r/books Moderator Team

Hello readers and welcome to our Weekly FAQ thread! Our topic this week is: Do you keep track of the books you read? Please use this thread to discuss why and how you track the books you've read.

Thank you and enjoy!

Hello readers, and welcome to our weekly thread for images, videos, and gifs related to books. If you want to share an interesting youtube video you found, a picture of your bookshelf that you just reorganized, or a gif with books in it but don't have a thought provoking question or opinion to share along with it, you can post it here.

Note: the rule about self promotion still applies, so while you are welcome to share a video you saw and loved on youtube, please don't spam with your own channel.

Also, if you like what you see on this thread, be sure to check out book-related, image-oriented subs like /r/bookcaseporn[1] , /r/bookhaul[2] , /r/bookshelf[3] , /r/discworldtattoos[4] or /r/literaturevideos[5] throughout the week.

Welcome to our weekly recommendation thread! The mod team has decided to condense the many "suggest some books" threads posted every week into one big mega-thread, in the interest of organization. Our hope is that this will consolidate our subreddit a little. We have been seeing a lot of posts making it to the front page that are strictly suggestion threads, and hopefully by doing this we will diversify the front page a little. We will be removing suggestion threads from now on and directing their posters to this thread instead. Let's jump right in, shall we?

The Rules

1. Every comment in reply to this self-post must be a request for suggestions.

2. All suggestions made in this thread must be direct replies to other people's requests. Do not post suggestions in reply to this self-post.

3. All un-related comments will be deleted in the interest of cleanliness.

All Weekly Recommendation Threads will be linked below the header throughout the week. Hopefully that will guarantee that this thread remains active day-to-day. Be sure to sort by "new" if you are bursting with books that you are hungry to suggest.

If this thread has not slaked your desire for tasty book suggestions, we propose that you head on over to the aptly named subreddit /r/suggestmeabook.

• The Management

환영 readers, to our monthly discussion of the literature of the world! Twice a month, we'll post a new country for you to recommend literature from with the caveat that it must have been written by someone from that country (i.e. Shogun by James Clavell is a great book but wouldn't be included in Japanese literature).

Since Gaecheonjeol, the celelbration of the formation of the first Korean state in 2333 BC, was on October 3, this month's country is Korea! Please use this thread to discuss Korean literature and authors.

If you'd like to read our previous discussions of the literature of the world please visit the literature of the world section of our wiki.

Thank you and enjoy!

Hello readers and welcome to our newest feature! Every month this thread will be posted for you to discuss new and upcoming releases! Our only rules are:

1. The books being discussed must have been published within the last three months OR are being published this month.

2. No direct sales links.

3. And you are allowed to promote your own writing as long as you follow the first two rules.

That's it! Please discuss and have fun!

Hi everyone!

What are you reading? What do you think of it? We want to know!

We're displaying the books found in this thread in the book strip at the top of the page. If you want the books you're reading included, use the formatting below.

Formatting your book info

Post your book info in this format:

**the title, by the author** 

For example:

The Bogus Title, by Stephen King

• This formatting is voluntary but will help us include your selections in the book strip banner.

• Entering your book data in this format will make it easy to collect the data, and the bold text will make the books titles stand out and might be a little easier to read.

• Enter as many books per post as you like but only the parent comments will be included. Replies to parent comments will be ignored for data collection.

• To help prevent errors in data collection, please double check your spelling of the title and author.

-Your Friendly /r/books Moderator Team

Hello readers and welcome to our Weekly FAQ thread! Our topic this week is: Why you do or don't reread books? Perhaps you discover something new every time you reread a novel. Or, you don't because rereading a book is never as good as the first time. Whatever your reasoning, please feel free to discuss it here.

Thank you and enjoy!

Hello readers, and welcome to our weekly thread for images, videos, and gifs related to books. If you want to share an interesting youtube video you found, a picture of your bookshelf that you just reorganized, or a gif with books in it but don't have a thought provoking question or opinion to share along with it, you can post it here.

Note: the rule about self promotion still applies, so while you are welcome to share a video you saw and loved on youtube, please don't spam with your own channel.

Also, if you like what you see on this thread, be sure to check out book-related, image-oriented subs like /r/bookcaseporn[1] , /r/bookhaul[2] , /r/bookshelf[3] , /r/discworldtattoos[4] or /r/literaturevideos[5] throughout the week.

Welcome to our weekly recommendation thread! The mod team has decided to condense the many "suggest some books" threads posted every week into one big mega-thread, in the interest of organization. Our hope is that this will consolidate our subreddit a little. We have been seeing a lot of posts making it to the front page that are strictly suggestion threads, and hopefully by doing this we will diversify the front page a little. We will be removing suggestion threads from now on and directing their posters to this thread instead. Let's jump right in, shall we?

The Rules

1. Every comment in reply to this self-post must be a request for suggestions.

2. All suggestions made in this thread must be direct replies to other people's requests. Do not post suggestions in reply to this self-post.

3. All un-related comments will be deleted in the interest of cleanliness.

All Weekly Recommendation Threads will be linked below the header throughout the week. Hopefully that will guarantee that this thread remains active day-to-day. Be sure to sort by "new" if you are bursting with books that you are hungry to suggest.

If this thread has not slaked your desire for tasty book suggestions, we propose that you head on over to the aptly named subreddit /r/suggestmeabook.

• The Management

Hi everyone!

What are you reading? What do you think of it? We want to know!

We're displaying the books found in this thread in the book strip at the top of the page. If you want the books you're reading included, use the formatting below.

Formatting your book info

Post your book info in this format:

**the title, by the author** 

For example:

The Bogus Title, by Stephen King

• This formatting is voluntary but will help us include your selections in the book strip banner.

• Entering your book data in this format will make it easy to collect the data, and the bold text will make the books titles stand out and might be a little easier to read.

• Enter as many books per post as you like but only the parent comments will be included. Replies to parent comments will be ignored for data collection.

• To help prevent errors in data collection, please double check your spelling of the title and author.

-Your Friendly /r/books Moderator Team

Hello readers!

Welcome to Banned Books Week! Please use this thread to discuss, not only, your favorite banned books and authors as well as why schools and libraries need the freedom to carry whatever literature they deem is appropriate.

If you'd like to read our previous weekly discussions of fiction and nonfiction please visit the suggested reading section of our wiki.

Thank you and enjoy!

Hello readers and welcome to our Weekly FAQ thread! Our topic this week is: Print vs eBooks vs Audiobooks. Please use this thread to discuss which format you prefer and why it is clearly superior to all other formats!

Thank you and enjoy!

Hello readers, and welcome to our weekly thread for images, videos, and gifs related to books. If you want to share an interesting youtube video you found, a picture of your bookshelf that you just reorganized, or a gif with books in it but don't have a thought provoking question or opinion to share along with it, you can post it here.

Note: the rule about self promotion still applies, so while you are welcome to share a video you saw and loved on youtube, please don't spam with your own channel.

Also, if you like what you see on this thread, be sure to check out book-related, image-oriented subs like /r/bookcaseporn[1] , /r/bookhaul[2] , /r/bookshelf[3] , /r/discworldtattoos[4] or /r/literaturevideos[5] throughout the week.

Welcome to our weekly recommendation thread! The mod team has decided to condense the many "suggest some books" threads posted every week into one big mega-thread, in the interest of organization. Our hope is that this will consolidate our subreddit a little. We have been seeing a lot of posts making it to the front page that are strictly suggestion threads, and hopefully by doing this we will diversify the front page a little. We will be removing suggestion threads from now on and directing their posters to this thread instead. Let's jump right in, shall we?

The Rules

1. Every comment in reply to this self-post must be a request for suggestions.

2. All suggestions made in this thread must be direct replies to other people's requests. Do not post suggestions in reply to this self-post.

3. All un-related comments will be deleted in the interest of cleanliness.

All Weekly Recommendation Threads will be linked below the header throughout the week. Hopefully that will guarantee that this thread remains active day-to-day. Be sure to sort by "new" if you are bursting with books that you are hungry to suggest.

If this thread has not slaked your desire for tasty book suggestions, we propose that you head on over to the aptly named subreddit /r/suggestmeabook.

• The Management

Bienvenido readers, to our monthly discussion of the literature of the world! Twice a month, we'll post a new country for you to recommend literature from with the caveat that it must have been written by someone from that country (i.e. Shogun by James Clavell is a great book but wouldn't be included in Japanese literature).

After celebrating their Independence Day, this week's country is Costa Rica! Please use this thread to discuss Costa Rican literature and authors.

If you'd like to read our previous discussions of the literature of the world please visit the literature of the world section of our wiki.

Thank you and enjoy!

Hi everyone!

What are you reading? What do you think of it? We want to know!

We're displaying the books found in this thread in the book strip at the top of the page. If you want the books you're reading included, use the formatting below.

Formatting your book info

Post your book info in this format:

**the title, by the author** 

For example:

The Bogus Title, by Stephen King

• This formatting is voluntary but will help us include your selections in the book strip banner.

• Entering your book data in this format will make it easy to collect the data, and the bold text will make the books titles stand out and might be a little easier to read.

• Enter as many books per post as you like but only the parent comments will be included. Replies to parent comments will be ignored for data collection.

• To help prevent errors in data collection, please double check your spelling of the title and author.

-Your Friendly /r/books Moderator Team

Hello readers and welcome to our Weekly FAQ thread! Our topic this week is: What music do you listen to while reading? Please use this thread to discuss what music is best to read to or why you prefer no music at all.

Thank you and enjoy!

Hello readers, and welcome to our weekly thread for images, videos, and gifs related to books. If you want to share an interesting youtube video you found, a picture of your bookshelf that you just reorganized, or a gif with books in it but don't have a thought provoking question or opinion to share along with it, you can post it here.

Note: the rule about self promotion still applies, so while you are welcome to share a video you saw and loved on youtube, please don't spam with your own channel.

Also, if you like what you see on this thread, be sure to check out book-related, image-oriented subs like /r/bookcaseporn[1] , /r/bookhaul[2] , /r/bookshelf[3] , /r/discworldtattoos[4] or /r/literaturevideos[5] throughout the week.

Welcome to our weekly recommendation thread! The mod team has decided to condense the many "suggest some books" threads posted every week into one big mega-thread, in the interest of organization. Our hope is that this will consolidate our subreddit a little. We have been seeing a lot of posts making it to the front page that are strictly suggestion threads, and hopefully by doing this we will diversify the front page a little. We will be removing suggestion threads from now on and directing their posters to this thread instead. Let's jump right in, shall we?

The Rules

1. Every comment in reply to this self-post must be a request for suggestions.

2. All suggestions made in this thread must be direct replies to other people's requests. Do not post suggestions in reply to this self-post.

3. All un-related comments will be deleted in the interest of cleanliness.

All Weekly Recommendation Threads will be linked below the header throughout the week. Hopefully that will guarantee that this thread remains active day-to-day. Be sure to sort by "new" if you are bursting with books that you are hungry to suggest.

If this thread has not slaked your desire for tasty book suggestions, we propose that you head on over to the aptly named subreddit /r/suggestmeabook.

• The Management