Nadia
@three_chapters_in
Perpetually two hundred pages into four books.
1 list18 reviews7 followers
Member since May 2026
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The readers behind the shelves. Each card is a working library: public lists, honest reviews, and the books they stand behind.
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@three_chapters_in
Perpetually two hundred pages into four books.
1 list · 18 reviews · 7 followers
Member since May 2026
@token
Lover of all things fantasy related.
1 list · 1 review · 0 followers
Member since April 2026
@commuterfiction
1 list · 22 reviews · 5 followers
Member since April 2026
@pageandvine
Books, a glass of something, no phone. That is the whole hobby.
1 list · 17 reviews · 6 followers
Member since April 2026
@libbyoverdrive
2 lists · 22 reviews · 3 followers
Member since March 2026
@quietcarriage
Most of my reading happens between Reading and Paddington.
0 lists · 20 reviews · 7 followers
Member since March 2026
@bookclubdropout
Three book clubs, zero attendance record.
1 list · 23 reviews · 10 followers
Member since March 2026
@verity_lane
Crime, thrillers, and the occasional fantasy if somebody dies in chapter one.
2 lists · 22 reviews · 11 followers
Member since February 2026
@plainjaneausten
Yes, that is my real first name. No, I have not read all of them.
2 lists · 18 reviews · 12 followers
Member since February 2026
@tinyapartmentbigtbr
The pile has its own postcode.
1 list · 21 reviews · 4 followers
Member since February 2026
@nightshiftnurse
Audiobooks between obs. Paper on days off.
0 lists · 16 reviews · 8 followers
Member since January 2026
@thebigsleepy
Four pages a night, every night, since about 2009.
1 list · 15 reviews · 8 followers
Member since January 2026
@books_and_bins
Glasgow. Blunt. Sorry in advance.
0 lists · 20 reviews · 7 followers
Member since December 2025
@dnf_diaries
Life is short and the pile is long. I stop, and I say why.
1 list · 15 reviews · 17 followers
Member since December 2025
@saltmarsh
Pembrokeshire.
2 lists · 17 reviews · 5 followers
Member since December 2025
@the_slow_reader
One book a month. Sometimes two if one is short and I am avoiding something.
2 lists · 23 reviews · 9 followers
Member since November 2025
@sam
0 lists · 26 reviews · 2 followers
Member since November 2025
@mx_marginalia
Critic by temperament, not by trade. I am the reason our book club has rules now.
2 lists · 25 reviews · 11 followers
Member since November 2025
@kepler22b
sf, cognitive science, anything with a decent index
2 lists · 25 reviews · 12 followers
Member since October 2025
@dr_bramble
Botanist. I will find the plant in your novel and I will have opinions about it.
1 list · 15 reviews · 4 followers
Member since October 2025
@grimdarkgareth
If everyone survives, what was the point.
2 lists · 23 reviews · 3 followers
Member since October 2025
@bleakhouse_bex
Horror, gothic, and anything with a bad house in it.
2 lists · 18 reviews · 9 followers
Member since September 2025
@an_ordinary_tuesday
"The world breaks everyone, and afterward many are strong at the broken places."
2 lists · 23 reviews · 14 followers
Member since September 2025
@w_okonkwo
I write about books for a small newsletter nobody asked for. Nonfiction, mostly. Memoir when it earns it.
2 lists · 21 reviews · 14 followers
Member since September 2025
@ivor_stack
Retired structural engineer. Forty years of load paths, now reading about the other kind.
2 lists · 21 reviews · 8 followers
Member since August 2025
@hollowknightfan99
Doorstop fantasy only. If it does not have a map I am not interested.
1 list · 19 reviews · 20 followers
Member since August 2025
@rereader
I read about forty books a year and eleven of them are the same eleven books.
0 lists · 20 reviews · 9 followers
Member since August 2025
@annotatedannie
Pencil, ruler, sticky tabs in four colours. I have a system and it is not up for discussion.
1 list · 17 reviews · 15 followers
Member since August 2025
@margaretreads
Thirty-one years behind a school library desk, now reading whatever I like without having to justify it on a form. I keep a card index of everything I finish, which my daughter finds hilarious.
3 lists · 26 reviews · 15 followers
Member since July 2025
@mossandink
Nature writing, quiet novels, and the kind of book you read with the window open.
2 lists · 19 reviews · 10 followers
Member since July 2025
@theodore_p
Reads too closely, argues in margins, teaches eighteenth-century prose to people who would rather be elsewhere. Currently working through everything I pretended to have read in 2011.
2 lists · 25 reviews · 18 followers
Member since June 2025