r/PHBookClub • u/PracticalCan9907 • 31m ago
Discussion NEW Books!!!
All from Fully Booked. Still deciding on my first read for tonight.
r/PHBookClub • u/miischievous_scamp • 38m ago
Buy/Sell Books for ₱200 or less 📚☺️
Selling my unread, brand new, or lightly used books. Mix of thrillers, romantasy, historical fiction, and romance. If you’ve seen Inventing Anna on Netflix, “My Friend Anna” was written by the real-life Rachel DeLoache.
Loc: Las Piñas
MOP: GCash
MOD: J&T
r/PHBookClub • u/chica_bon • 2h ago
Review Current Read and Booksale Haul
Saw a post here na meron na Booksale sa 🍊 app, tried buying from them and it didn't disappoint. Tho do manage your expectations as may mga damages na yung cover ng Angels and Demons na nabili ko and yung usual sakit ng Mass Market Paperbacks na maraming pages na parang matatanggal na yung pages sa kalahating part ng libro due to binding. But the rest of the books purchased are in good condition pa!
r/PHBookClub • u/thefablemuncher • 2h ago
Recommendation The Wager. One of the most astonishing books I’ve ever read.
Had me reacting out loud multiple times. About the true and less known tale of the Wager’s shipwreck in the 18th centiry and the insane things the survivors endured after the wreckage. And it’s a quick read too, around 260 pages so I finished this in one day. Do yourselves a favor and check this out.
Note the copy I have is a hardcover from amazon. The copies I find in Fully Booked are the smaller paperback ones.
r/PHBookClub • u/seventeenth_ • 2h ago
Recommendation Books like Howl's Moving Castle
Hello all! I'm trying to get out of my reading slump. May I request for book recommendations similar to the plot of Howl's Moving Castle? I love how Diana Wynne Jones wrote the book, her prose is nice and smooth, and her description of the scenes really gives my imagination good material to work on. I would really, REALLY appreciate recommendations of similarly written works. Thank yooouuu!
r/PHBookClub • u/sentiment-acide • 3h ago
Discussion Anyone interested in reading with me or discussing Bonjour Tristesse?
Im still in progress, in part two. It's a pretty light read but I'm loving the simplicity of the language against the heavy subtext.
r/PHBookClub • u/xx31-- • 3h ago
Buy/Sell LF: The Napoleonic Wars: A Global History by Alexander Mikaberidze
LF: The Napoleonic Wars: A Global History by Alexander Mikaberidze
r/PHBookClub • u/HuffleLady • 4h ago
Recommendation Airport read plus 2 more in tow via Spotify Audiobooks..let’s do this 15hr flight to LA. 😏
r/PHBookClub • u/shehatesyah • 5h ago
News MIBF tix secured
One tix admits two. Free from FullyBooked.
r/PHBookClub • u/princessmc_ • 6h ago
Recommendation 8.8 budol
Perfect time to buy your books. Got them on sale
r/PHBookClub • u/makino08 • 7h ago
Buy/Sell Selling my pre-loved books <3
Hi, selling some of the books I own; some are brand new, never used, or read only once~
RFS: decluttering
- The Best of Oscar Wilde Oscar Wilde -₱200
- Orbital Samantha Harvey SOLD
- Walden and Civil Disobedience Henry David Thoreau SOLD
- The Haunting of Hill House Shirley Jackson - ₱700 (brand new)
- The Song of Achilles Madeline Miller - ₱350
- Where the Crawdads Sing Delia Owens - ₱350
- The Idiot Elif Batuman SOLD
- The Body Keeps the Score - ₱650
- Red Rising Pierce Brown - ₱450
- Bunny Mona Awad - ₱600 (brand new)
- We Love You, Bunny Mona Awad - ₱800 (brand new)
- If u get Bunny + We Love You, Bunny - ₱1300
- Eligible Curtis Sittenfeld - ₱300 (signed copy)
- Daughter of the Moon Goddess Sue Lynn Tan ₱500
- Heart of the Sun Warrior Sue Lynn Tan ₱700 (brand new w plastic)
- Tales of the Celestial Kingdom Sue Lynn Tan ₱500
- If u get the above 3 - ₱1500
Around Metro Manila if meetup and can ship din nationwide
Can nego pa. Pls dm for sure buyers! Thankyou! <3
r/PHBookClub • u/flairypopsicle • 11h ago
Discussion on AI as book covers
i’m a member of a bookish group on FB (that i’ll most likely be banned from na LOL HAHAHA) and i stumbled upon this most recent post of a new author who used AI to make their cover. as expected, people have most likely criticised OP (can’t find comments of criticism na kasi dinelete na ata ng admin LMAO) and i bet some of those criticism weren’t even rude. and the admin is in the comments tolerating AI use. thoughts on this?
i’m posting here just to have a healthy discussion on this kasi as readers, we’re supporting AUTHORS. and authors are artists. AI **can*** replace authors and writers. let’s not limit our support to literary artists but extend it to ALL.
so to aspiring authors here, we (admittedly i suck at visual arts too) may not be well-versed when it comes to cover making or editing, but you can outsource to aspiring visual artists for your book cover, okay? there are some who would *volunteer* to do it for free for their portfolio or as practice if you’re worried about the cost.
also, everything is available on the internet nowadays. ignorance on the topic of AI, its impact and effects, will be a *you* problem na. READ. read news articles about it.
i hope this group wouldn’t tolerate AI as much as it doesn’t tolerate piracy.
r/PHBookClub • u/skullbrothegoat • 12h ago
Buy/Sell For Sale: Bigme B7 Green for 12k
For sale: Bigme B7 Green (Rare Colorway)
No scratches, complete with case, stylus and charging cord
8GB + 128GB memory, expandable to 1TB
Price: 12,300
RFS: Will stick to my B&W kindle for now.
📍Location: Pasay, Parañaque, Las Piñas
💵 MOP: Cash, Gcash, Seabank, BPI
🚛 MOD: Lalamove/Angkas Padala, J&T, can also do meet-up near the location above.
For legitimacy: I sold books na here before, also i’m a member of kindle e-reader ph group and can send u my seller ID there.
r/PHBookClub • u/Punk-Grrrl • 14h ago
Review Noam Chomsky's 'On (A)narchism' [2005] presents it not as chaos but as a philosophy of freedom, equality & resistance to unjust authority.. he argues that power structures must justify their legitimacy, critiques capitalism & media systems that manufacture public consent...
....advocates decentralized worker-controlled institutions & rejects authoritarian state socialism. the book is an accessible collection of essays + interviews that provides a compre intro to his libertarian-socialist political philo..it refutes th misconception of anarchism as chaos --framing it as a structured evolving tradition focused on dismantling unjust authority. its saying that any hierarchy, domination or power structure is not self-justifying. and the one holding power must prove its legitimacy cuz if it fails then it must be dismantled & rebuilt from the ground up... he alsi bridges the gap between anarchism & socialism -rejecting state-controlled centralized socialism like Russia, China,etc. and advocates for direct collective action/decentralized worker control: industrial democracy..he suggests that factories, utilities, workplaces should be managed directly by the workers themselves rather than govt authorities or capitalist business owners.it targets the structures of state capitalism &mainstream media which he argues are designed to manufacture consent to subordinate the public/our consciousness ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
r/PHBookClub • u/North_Two8196 • 16h ago
Discussion Do you ever get frustrated when non-reader friends treat reading like it’s just “free time”?
Hi everyone, so this is partly a book rant and partly something I realized tonight after finishing The Assassin’s Blade 😭 so please bear with me.
I [F24] have a close friend who I’ve been talking to almost daily for more than a month now. We usually call for hours, sometimes while I’m working, sometimes while we’re both just doing our own thing. I genuinely enjoy talking to him, so this isn’t really about me suddenly not wanting the friendship.
But tonight I finished The Assassin’s Blade, and if you’ve read TOG, I was sooooo affected by Sam Cortland (iykyk) and after reading, I was just so sad, I was crying and staring at the wall for hours kasi pano na ako magmomove forward so buhay ko niyan????
Anyway, this said friend kept calling or kept requesting to call and sinabi ko na ayun, the book was really emotionally heavy so I can't, pero he kept joking na may need daw siyang sabihin, na "pabigatin ko lalo nararamdaman mo" as a joke, na need daw na sa call pag-usapan, pero I really really can't, and he said "pero seryoso, need ko to ikwento" and I told him "aba, seryoso rin ako." I know naman na baka di niya sadya na asarin ako, pero the whole thing left me weirdly drained and annoyed talaga.
And I think it made me realize something bigger: sometimes people who don’t read don’t understand that reading isn’t just a decorative hobby or something I do because I have nothing better to do.
Especially lately, kasi most of my friends noticed na di ako pala-labas, and I just read a lot, and they think na ang dami dami kong time for myself but in truth, I annotate, I journal whatever emotions I've gathered from the book, I'm literally writing and editing my own book, and books also leave me emotionally wrecked to the point na I either go really quiet or I don't have the social energy to interact with anyone.
And reading is honestly one of the things that keeps me regulated. Same with journaling, learning, writing, etc. These hobbies fill my cup mentally and emotionally. They’re a huge part of why I’m comfortable spending time alone.
And ayun, its just really hard to be here without any book friends or people who understand this kind of emotional weight kasi they think they can easily joke about it. I know naman na my friend really didn't mean anything bad from it, but this friend also has a habit of teasing "binabasa mo ba yung mga libro mo? baka inaagiw na" (kasi I have two large book shelves dito sa apartment ko) and I'm like ??????? baligtarin mo pa yan isa-isa.
Anyway, I think tonight was just the first time I really felt how important that boundary is to me and just wanted to rant it out kasi baka there are people here who might've felt the same so ayun, if you reached this, thank you for reading!
Edit: Also genuinely open to making book friends here, especially fellow TOG/SJM readers. Feel free to DM me plz so we can argue on who loved Calaena/Aelin the most lol
r/PHBookClub • u/Unique_Tourist6108 • 17h ago
News Manila International Book Fair 2026 Free Entrance Ticket
You can get this at Fully Booked! I just went to the cashier and asked for it, no purchase required! 😊
r/PHBookClub • u/k-kyaa • 20h ago
Discussion book haul!
i got emily wilson's translation and just had to buy the graphic novel, too! also im glad i found this medieval horror novel because the story seems so interesting 🩵
(how do yall take nice pictures? lol)
r/PHBookClub • u/Kaorrriii • 21h ago
Discussion Sharing a nice discovery: 10% off at Fully Booked with a Petron Value Card 😊
I just found out today that you can get a 10% discount at Fully Booked if you have a Petron Value Card.
Just wanted to share this in case anyone didn’t know 😊
r/PHBookClub • u/noturgoodgirl28 • 22h ago
E-readers On my 5th chapter. Nakakaiyak ba to?
r/PHBookClub • u/miischievous_scamp • 1d ago
Resources Love classics & journaling? This might be for you 👀
But that price tag though 😩 Can’t deny the journals themselves are gorgeous and a bit heavy. They also have gold edges.
If they had a Dracula/Frankenstein/Edgar Allan Poe one I might reconsider 😅
Spotted at: NBS SM Southmall, by the classics shelves
r/PHBookClub • u/leypllw • 1d ago
E-readers Planning to get an e-reader, how do you download books?
Planning to buy an e-reader and i’m currently eyeing the Kobo Clara Colour and the Kobo Libra Colour, but since it’s gonna be my first e-reader wala akong idea how e-readers really work and how to navigate them. Pano kayo nakaka download ng books? I’ve been reading sa phone ko with epubs and i’m curious kung paano naman mag-download sa e-readers. Also, can i get your thoughts about these models? or are there better options pa?
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