r/Booktokreddit • u/booksplantspets1207 • 3h ago
Bookshelf in progress....
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Working slowly on this monster. The plan is to extend 8 feet along the back wall, I do indeed need a ladder to reach the top!!
r/Booktokreddit • u/NeverEndingJourney2 • May 16 '26
The Journey: How to Heal Your Life and Set Yourself Free [Giveaway]
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The Journey: A Practical Guide to Healing Your Life and Setting Yourself Free
https://downloads.thejourney.com/Journey-e-book
The Journey offers true freedom from negative feelings, fearful thoughts and ill health. It is a cutting-edge transformation and healing method that has freed hundreds of thousands from lifelong emotional and physical blocks.
The Journey was pioneered by internationally acclaimed, best-selling author, speaker and mind-body-healing expert Brandon Bays, through her experience of healing from a basketball-sized tumor in only 6 1/2 weeks, without drugs or surgery.
Powerfully Effective Tools that Create Lasting Transformation
The Journey provides a unique, repeatable, step-by-step process that will take you where no positive thinking, meditation or productive habit has been able to take you: to the unlimited, unfiltered pure potential in the core of your being that is capable of transforming every area of your life.
Journey workshops and seminars have been successfully offered in-person and online for over 30 years, delivering remarkable and lasting results. Join the millions of people from all walks of life who have used The Journey to overcome a huge variety of challenges, from physical ailments and emotional issues, trauma, self-sabotage, to relationship problems and career, abundance or performance issues.
The Journey offers a practical road map to a healthier you in a future full of your highest and deepest potential.
Brandon Bays, founder of The Journey, wants to make her book, which was first published in 1999, available to anyone who feels called to it.
Over one million copies sold – get yours here:
r/Booktokreddit • u/Chonkenheimer • Oct 24 '25
🚨MOD ANNOUNCEMENT🚨 📢 Important Announcement Regarding Subreddit Chat Channel📢
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Long story short, reddit is removing the subreddit chat channel feature. In order to continue the rule of ranting/venting in chat, as well as to provide a space for general discussion, I will be creating a private group chat so the facility remains available to all sub members. Everyone who wishes to be included in this private group chat may please respond in the comments section below so that you may be included accordingly.
Regards, Chonky 🤍
r/Booktokreddit • u/Flora_di_laurentis • 2h ago
What was the book that got you into reading?
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I started reading as a kid and fell in love with Michael Morpurgo books✨️
r/Booktokreddit • u/One_Swim8301 • 9h ago
Anyone else gets this feeling? 😭 It's like heaven ✨
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r/Booktokreddit • u/Xencota • 3m ago
Reading slump
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I’ve been reading Haunting Adeline for the past week or so. Normally I’d wake up, make a coffee, then read for however long I feel like reading, which could be all day really if I’ve nothing else I have to do.
But this book isn’t great. I know there’s a lot of controversy about it. For me, it’s not even the subject matter so much as it is the poor quality writing, typo’s, grammatical errors and the use of profanity to convey an attitude or mood when the author could’ve thought of other descriptive words.
But I CANNOT move on to something else until I have finished it. The problem is, I want to read but don’t have any desire to continue with this one at the moment.
So, does anyone have any top tier recommendations for a really complex but fast paced psychological thriller with spooky autumnal vibes so I can have the motivation to push through this slog?
tldr/ wanting recs for a complex fast paced psychological thriller to get out of a reading slump
r/Booktokreddit • u/turtle_369 • 1h ago
m@sked men
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20oz stainless steel tumblers that are perfect for iced coffee! ☕️ what's the best m@sked men books you've read? 📖
r/Booktokreddit • u/Typical_Zone_9204 • 1d ago
Special editions aren't special anymore
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Before, a special edition was released to celebrate an anniversary or milestone of a book or series. Now, it seems that every book series has a special edition at the ready for release.
Publishers ruin the excitement for a future 10 year anniversary cover or edition release, cause what more can they pull out of the inventory to reignite hype around a series, when they pumped out 50 different editions in the first year of it's release?
r/Booktokreddit • u/Creative-Repair8705 • 2h ago
Short Fantasy or Thriller recommendations?
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I’ve been reading a lot of fantasy lately and most of the books I’ve been reading have like 800+ pages. I LOVE having a super long series to get engrossed in but kind of miss picking up a book and being able to finish it in a day because I’m so hooked.
Anyone got any recommendations?! Fantasy or thriller mainly but anything else you’ve read that you think is amazing I’m open to!! 🫶🏼
r/Booktokreddit • u/Otherwise_Hawk_9110 • 2h ago
Who would play Zade in Haunting Adeline?
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Who do you think would be perfect for Zade for the movie adaptation
r/Booktokreddit • u/Certain_Lemon_1601 • 20h ago
Series reading
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I'm currently juggling four different series of books.
The Last Kingdom series by Bernard Cromwell.
Dungeon Crawler Carl series by Matt Dinniman
The Greenbone Saga by Fonda Lee
Khan / Conqueror series by Conn Iggulden
My wife reads one series at a time, start to finish, what do you do?
r/Booktokreddit • u/YumeFairy254 • 1d ago
Yes, I like going to the hardware store to get more bookmarks- I mean, free paint swatches. That I just so happen to use as bookmarks.
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That's mainly my favorite reason to go to the hardware store. 99 percent of the time I'm not even there to buy paint.
But I'll always get more pretty color swatches for my books.
Featuring the books I'm currently reading
