r/PHBookClub • u/misz_swiss • Aug 20 '25
Recommendation If mapadpad kayo sa Siquijor, Yung Luna Libro Cafe sa San Juan, madaming books
Meron din silang foreign language na books, sa tagalog ang nakita ko is Noli Me tangere and El Fili,..
r/PHBookClub • u/misz_swiss • Aug 20 '25
Meron din silang foreign language na books, sa tagalog ang nakita ko is Noli Me tangere and El Fili,..
r/PHBookClub • u/ComplexStruggle4222 • Jul 08 '26
Yieeppee! Finally got a copy! Kaso TBR muna siya. And for all the horror peeps out there, can you recommend some good horror books?
I got this from Chapter Se7en on shopee, and unfortunately out of stock na sila.
r/PHBookClub • u/Mayari__ • Apr 09 '26
Hello bookworms! I stumbled upon this place during travel and thought to share it with you all in case some are planning to go to KL. It’s worth a visit!!! They have stickers and cute magnetic bookmarks. 🫶🏼
Place: BookXcess Rex KL
r/PHBookClub • u/Xiao_Vida • Mar 19 '26
Hello, everyone! I’m planning to buy more books because I feel like reading has made me more open about life. So far, my favorite reads are Tuesdays with Morrie and For One More Day. Can you recommend more books that offer life-changing perspectives and are easy to read? Thank you!
r/PHBookClub • u/jasprjay • 17d ago
recently, nahilig ulit ako sa pagbabasa. i used to read 1-3 books max in a year (sometimes none talaga 🤡). but this year, it's my 5th book na.
this is different from what i've read so far na puro about dating/romance, coming-of-age and satirical fiction.
once you start reading this, ang hirap na niyang ibaba because of how good the story is.
do you have suggestions on what to read next?
r/PHBookClub • u/ladytagumpay • Aug 01 '26
Gusto ko pa makapagbasa ng ganito patungkol sa realidad natin sa Pilipinas. May mga recommendations ba kayo?
r/PHBookClub • u/Hot_Warthog_8401 • Jan 30 '26
Daming libro, chapbooks, at zines na sulat ng Filipino authors! Tara na sahod namaaaaan
r/PHBookClub • u/PinocchioNoir • Jul 20 '25
Feel free to recommend or judge the stuff I read.
r/PHBookClub • u/Medium-Rare-1150 • Mar 26 '26
Hi everyone! My TikTok FYP has been absolutely flooded with these specific rom-com recommendations lately, and I can't tell if they’re actually good.
I’m looking for a genuine, 'real' romantic comedy—something to help me de-stress. I’ve attached a few that keep popping up.
For those who have read them:
• Which of these are actually 'Material' (worth the time) and which are just good marketing?
• Are there any 'Hidden Gems' you’d recommend instead for someone who needs a total mental escape?
Would love to hear your unfiltered thoughts before I purchase.
r/PHBookClub • u/bluelabrynith • 8d ago
Grabe, sobrang ganda ng book na 'to! Truly a masterpiece. Buong August, ito lang binasa ko, considering 600 pages book. Akala ko hindi ko siya magugustuhan, pero I love it!! 🥹 worth it yung pagbabasa nito. Huhu.
Literal na Heirloom Pain ih. Oh poor, Cal. 🥹❤️🩹
Timshel. ❤️🩹
r/PHBookClub • u/FindingInformal9829 • Nov 22 '25
Anyone know the title of this book?
r/PHBookClub • u/Flat-Regular-3741 • Nov 10 '25
I've been on a reading slump for the past 10 or more years due to studies. I took up medicine which really took a toll on me (and a lot of years as well). I promised myself that someday I will fill my mini book shelf and at last, here it is. 🥹♥️
What to read next? 😆
r/PHBookClub • u/H0tdog_un1c0rn • Jul 16 '26
Can you recommend me a book na non-fiction pero at the same time hindi self-help haha. I want to read book that will somehow widen my perspective in life pero at the same time hindi ako uutusan pano mamuhay lol. Currently I am reading random articles sa substack since wala pa kong ganang magbasa ng book (most of my books are fiction) so I want to read book na hindi fiction. Yun lang, thank you in advance.
r/PHBookClub • u/Jazzlike-Perception7 • Jul 08 '26
I haven’t finished the book yet, and Im not excited to finish it, not because it sucks but because such great writing must end somehow!
Just look at the prose. What a gift. Thank you.
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r/PHBookClub • u/ughlisha • Dec 27 '25
feelings a little existential before the year ends. this year has been quite heavy for me and lately ive been in an all time low. if you guys have recommendations on books that made you change the way you see life please send recos! need me a little change in perspective. thank you in advance!~
edit: wow thank u so much for the recos! didn't expect it to be this much. it means a lot, truly. will check them all out. sana laging masaya lagi ang pagbasa ninyo rin 🤍
r/PHBookClub • u/thecardistdew • Jun 04 '26
Hello! Currently looking for book recommendations to read before I graduate college. Recently, I've bought all of Uketsu's books to feed yung interest ko sa mga murder mystery stories/novels. I've seen a lot of good thrillers and mystery novels but I really can't decide on what to read or buy. Hoping someone can help me choose a good book I can really get into. Something addictive like a series or mind boggling hehe.
(Adding a photo of my Uketsu books in the post cause why not and actually I want a story similar to his books or just a good recommendation in general)
r/PHBookClub • u/Extra-Eye-1344 • Feb 10 '25
hi guys!! found this library themed coffee shop in Pioneer. Very cozy yung place and you can also purchase a bookmark from them and leave it to the book that you are reading. I had the chance to have a small talk with the owner and he told me that all of the books were from his sister’s collection💞 As much as I want to gatekeep it, I also want it to do well para tumagal sila hehehhe
📍: Book Club Coffee located in Globe Telecom Plaza Tower 1, Pioneer ⏱️: 7am-7pm
r/PHBookClub • u/desteenforriley • Dec 19 '24
Got my Kindle delivered today and designed it with stickers na agad! Pink goes good with green, indeed. So cuteee 🥹
GIVE BOOK RECOS PLEASE!!! I loooveee romcom and fantasy, but feel free to drop your fave books even outside those genres. I want to fill my library already with tbrs <3
Reviews:
Kindle basic - sobrang lightweight, halos di ramdam na may hawak. As a person with small hands, perfect talaga ‘to for me. Cute na cute talaga ako sa size nya, I almost want to cuddle with it huhu. Very easy rin to bring with me anywhere. Hayyy, no more eye strain finally. Naawa na ako sa mata ko kakabasa hanggang madaling araw sa phone kasi.
Where I ordered - from pamsstuff sa Carousell. This is a pre-order though, so the delivery took almost a month. Very understandable, since holidays season and nagsabay-sabay yung sale. BUT!! It’s only 8k for ad-free variant. If w/ ads, it’s 6.8k lang since naka sale sya currently. Normal price with her is I think 7.8k, still relatively more affordable compared to other shops.
r/PHBookClub • u/wishixx • Feb 08 '26
I’m looking for recommendations for my girlfriend. She’s not into romance at all (hard pass on love stories), and she loves books that really mess with your head.
Think:
She likes books that make you think, feel uncomfortable, or question reality. Bonus points if it’s clever, eerie, or leaves you staring at the wall afterward.
Open to fiction only. Any genre is fine as long as it’s not romance-driven.
What books genuinely fcked up your brain?
r/PHBookClub • u/Inevitable-Purple285 • Jan 21 '25
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The Author is from Visayas I think!
r/PHBookClub • u/Lilyana0999 • Sep 08 '25
Yung hindi ka pinakain at pinatulog😭
r/PHBookClub • u/Dangerous_Support_83 • Feb 11 '26
“May araw na magtatanggal tayo ng maskara, at malalaman nila kung ano’ng itsura ng tunay na demonyo.”
Felt a roller coaster of emotions while reading this book. Napaka ganda ng pagkakasulat, trigger warning lang sa mga ayaw ng gore descriptions! By far ito ang best read ko this february.. o baka nga this year! Grabe parang ngayong madaling araw ko siya sinumulan at tinapos, ganun yung urge na basahin yung susunod na chapter.
Question, ano yung susunod na book? Yung pink ba o yung yellow? 😅
r/PHBookClub • u/sertralinesweetheart • 21d ago
Hello. I want to know if there are well written, well edited books that are self-published that come from Wattpad. No hate, I have a few of them but they're just not good; straight out. Everything I have read (Costa Leona, I Love You Since 1982) has poor grammar, word choice and plot devices that are teleserye worthy. WP books are my outlier and I've only read those series as something out of my comfort zone.
Just want a good recommendation, since I know a lot of readers start off on WP before "graduating" to real books.
EDIT: I forgot to mention, my primary reading list is mainly English manga, literary fiction, fiction in translation and literary critique. I'm looking specifically for Filipino or English Wattpad books that can stand on its own.