What is your library like? Does it have a good selection? What are the hours like? What kind of services does it offer? Has it gotten better or worse over time? I'm curious to hear from people in different places.

What have you found helps you read more?

If you can't choose just one feel free to share more.

What is your most reread book? What about it keeps you coming back?

Is there a book cover that sticks out in your mind as being particularly excellent?

By this, I mean either an author you love despite their shortcomings (ie "guilty pleasure"), or an author who you know is a terrible person which causes you to not be able to look away in fascination (ie "hate-read"), or an author who you know is terrible but despite this you're like, damn, their writing is still excellent (ie "your fav is problematic.") What makes them terrible, and what makes you like them anyway?

I'm just wondering if I'm struggling to figure something out as a mod or a regular user where's the best place to ask?

Sometimes when I go on vacation I'll check out the local library just to see what other cities have going on. What's the most interesting public library you've ever seen?

Are there any authors you have a love-hate relationship with? Where you love some of their books and they're among your favorites, but you hate others and they're some of your least favorites?

I just love the look of this 1975 Subaru DL Wagon from barn finds.

Source: https://barnfinds.com/boxer-needed-1975-subaru-dl-wagon/

We have a discord server with ten book clubs. https://discord.gg/lighthouselibrary

The themes of the book clubs are Fiction, Non-fiction, Graphic Novels, FOMO (for classics and other well known books), Cozy Reads, Classic Crime Novels, Short Reads, Long Reads, Romance, and 80's Ladies as well as ReReads for popular book series.

As of July 1st we're reading the following books in the following book clubs:

• Fiction: All the Light We Cannot See by Anthony Doerr
• Non-Fiction: Men Who Hate Women by Laura Bates
• Graphic Novels: M is for Monster by Talia Dutton and Strange Planet by Nathan W Pyle
• FOMO: The Road by Cormac McCarthy and Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen
• Cozy: The Plot is Murder by VM Burns
• Classic Crime Novels: The Godwulf Manuscript by Robert B Parker
• Short Reads: A Wizard of Earthsea by Ursula K LeGuin
• Long Reads: The Name of the Rose by Umberto Eco
• Romance: The Bookworm’s Guide to Flirting by Emma Hart
• 80's Ladies: A Cry in the Night by Mary Higgins Clark
• Re-read: A Feast for Crows by George RR Martin and The Vile Village (A Series of Unfortunate Events #7) by Lemony Snicket

You can read some, all, or none of the books. No pressure! Everything is read at your own pace. We just ask you use spoiler tags for spoilers.

And if you don't want to join discord to discuss these books please feel free to post your thoughts in the comments on this post.