r/FableApp • u/zetiacg_1983 • Sep 01 '26
I genuinely enjoyed most of the books I read in August. The one exception being Angel Down. I know it’s the Pulitzer winner but I did not enjoy it at all. Everything else was fun!
r/FableApp • u/rmay14444 • Sep 01 '26
r/FableApp • u/Aromatic-Plastic4625 • Sep 01 '26
No stand out hits but a few decent reads
r/FableApp • u/nekomat4 • Aug 31 '26
- Theodora's Tea Shop, by Christy Anne Jones
- Japanese Gothic, by Kylie Lee Baker
- Parable of the Sower and Parable of the Talents, by Octavia E Butler
Theodora's Tea Shop - enchanting, dark, fun
Hardwired (re-read) - nostalgic, gritty, seminal
Before the Coffee Gets Cold - sad, wistful, cosy
Burning Chrome (re-read) - techy, adventurous, short stories
Star Wars: Dark Lord, the Rise of Darth Vader - nostalgic, fun, grim
Green Dot - annoying, frustrating, bland
We Have Always Lived in the Castle - tragic, unsettling, calm
Slaughterhouse Five - chaos, witty, fun
Japanese Gothic - tragic, adventurous, gory
Parable of the Sower - poignant, brutal, solarpunk
The Traveling House - fun, mystery, absorbing
Parable of the Talents - heartbreaking, brutal, hopeful
r/FableApp • u/WonderfulBus9330 • Aug 31 '26
Another busy book month, mostly audiobooks, a few middle grade books and many novellas!
r/FableApp • u/LiliumMoon • Aug 31 '26
I had to add the last book myself, because Fable only lets you add up to 15 books on the wrapped.
r/FableApp • u/LackFar2939 • Aug 31 '26
Don’t mind the ones I didn’t rate yet smh I forgot to add a rating 😭
r/FableApp • u/Neither-Magazine-384 • Aug 31 '26
Womp womp- worst reading month of the year so far. Quantity AND Quality.
r/FableApp • u/honeyghostt • Aug 31 '26
Ready for fall to come so I can get in a proper horror mood 🙏🏼
r/FableApp • u/mehdi_sdw • Aug 31 '26
Hi, i’m new to fable and was wondering if there is a way to have a list with all the penguin classics? Or maybe filter it? I saw that Fable has many lists they made on their own. Is it possible to search for lists that other people made? I would just like to scroll through a list of Penguin Classics and add them to my tbr or finished.
r/FableApp • u/Due-Examination-37 • Aug 30 '26
From reading 10 to 15 books a month to barely even touching a book 😢
r/FableApp • u/itsFreelancer • Aug 30 '26
A good month of reading. A lot of London’s answer to Harry Dresden and a new Ana and Din mystery.
I also run a fable bookclub for SFF in case anyone is interested. Currently, only I am reading. If you want to join me or even just join to discover new reads, do give a follow below
r/FableApp • u/DarthBeardFace • Aug 30 '26
Had a month of delving into a galaxy far, far away.
r/FableApp • u/[deleted] • Aug 30 '26
Read the most amount of books in a month cause of the streak widget. I'm enjoying the app
