Hey, I like books so much I wont be able to express it🤣🤣 here I am looking for a person to discuss books with, I am not good in discussing in group so I an trying my luck this way. I am 22F and I like to read everything from Fictional (Fantasy,Sci-Fi, Horror, Thriller, Historical, Drama, Classics,....etc.) to non fictional books (biographies, Science, Law, Politics, Animals, Plants, idkkk what else). And different languages are welcome too If you are interested DM🤣 Also not looking for relationship -.-

Hello, i am thinking of starting the 52 book challenge but i need ur help. I dont think i would be able to do this on my own. I require a constant push to do things. So it would be really great if we do this together. If there is anyone who has just started this challenge then we could do this together. We will choose books alternatively so that there's no fight😂. Please i think its a great idea, so if anyone is interested then msg me. Pls

This quarantine sucks and I haven’t been that motivated to read the books that I have,so if anyone wants to be my book buddy and talk about books, cute mom and pop book shops, and give me some recommendations, then go ahead and PM me and we can get this motivational friendship going!

P.S. we can exchange emails and stuff too or start a little book club. Ok I’m done now, bye 🌸

Looking for a book pal to send fun stuff and care packages and read together when possible but mostly share the love of books and a friend who gets you. I enjoy YA mystery and psychological thrillers. Currently jus started shadowlands by kate brian the trilogy.

I'm not a fast reader! Though I am a reader, with the goal of this year to read 25 books. I'm doing great, I've read almost two a month, and I'm only behind a few books for the yearend goal.

I'm one of those heartless individuals that will write in the book, on the side, up above, and even on the covers. So what better way to penpal than having someone else read my thoughts while reading my books and either agreeing or disagreeing? Unfortunately for me, but fortunately for me finding this subreddit, I had an individual that was a penpal of books. But she finally popped out her children and reading became a thing of the past as even the emails between us have grown distance. But that's okay, someone in here is going to fill the void, right?

Of course, I don't care if you send it back to me, or want to send it forward to the next person. I just ask that you save the back page for the logging portion. I've received one book back that I've sent that was read by 31 different people and the book was covered in notes, thoughts, and memories, there were pages hanging out of it from postages, notes stapled to the pages. It's one of my most prized possessions. For those interested, the book was 1984.

I'm just about to finish John Steinbeck's Of Mice and Men, and though I haven't written a ton inside it with the exception of relating to being a giant guy that holds onto things too much and regretting it, there isn't a lot to relate about, but I'm going to log it. And I want to send it to someone that's never read it before and hope that person would forward it to someone else that's never read it, and maybe one day it'll find its way back to me, or someone that can keep it forever as a token of experience.

Does anyone agree to this? Would you like to receive a book? Or send me a book that I've never read.

I would love a pen pal who could recommend books to me!!

Hey guys, 27 M. Love to read but more importantly love to read things people feel strongly about. I am an open book when it comes down to it so all is welcome. I recently have been very interested in queer works. I find them very interesting because they give off very different vibes. Look forward to chatting and reading!!

I hope this is an acceptable use of this subreddit. I am starting a Little Free Library and looking for some books to fill it up!

I am going to include some by John Green since he is amazing... I want to have books that are kid/young adult friendly because there is a school and a park near by. In general, I am looking for things that foster learning, independent thinking, open mindedness, compassion, adventure etc. Good stuff. There are also several very different churches near by so spiritual stuff is good, too.

I'm moving in a month or so, so I'm just looking to get rid of a few books that I'm not super attached to.

Forbidden Knowledge - Michael Powell

Faerie Wars - Herbie Brennan

Away Laughing on a Fast Camel - Louise Rennison

Let me know if you want anything!

Hello fellow Redditors, I'm Will! I'm 15 and I love to read. Some of my favorite authors are John Green, James Patterson, basically young adult or adult stuff I'm really into. I thought I'd show up here since /r/bookexchange was getting a little too crowded and when /u/gallifreyGirl315 posted this on the nerdfighter subreddit, it seemed like a great idea! So here I am, see you guys around. Allons-y!

I'm austin, im 24 and looking to start reading again... i figured this would be a great place to start.

ok i have a bunch of books , ill start with the hardcovers...

Laurel K Hamilton skin trade blood noir and burnt offerings

Kathy Riechs Devil Bones

Kate Mosse sepulcher

Diana Peterfruend rampant

Wayne T Batson the door within and rise of the Wyrm Lord

and in paperback i have ..

Greg Mortenson 3 cups of tea

Stieg Larson girl with the dragon tattoo

Brian Jacques mossflower

Ok that is it for now.. let me know if you guys have any interest ! =)

So I guess I'm going second. I'm 22, a Civil Engineer, and I like lots of books. I love my Harry Potter of course, but I like reading a lot of the classics and young adult books (like John Green), but I'm open to reading just about anything once. I just graduated college last June and this year has been fairly busy, but things have just recently slowed back down to where I have reading and free time, yay!