Community
The social side of Librarius: the feed, reviews, book/club/event walls, and longer writings.
Reading is also conversation, and these guides are about that side of it: how to write a review that helps other readers, how to share a quote or a photo of a page without spoiling the ending, how to discuss on the wall of a book, a club, or an event, and how to publish your own writing in installments and build a following. We also cover finding other readers near you, introducing yourself to a new club, and getting along with people who read the same book very differently. Each article explains the general practice first and then how it works on Librarius, with the permissions and privacy of every post described as they work today. None of it requires a large following or posting every day.
How to find a book club near you (and tell if it fits)
Libraries, bookstores, cultural centers, Meetup, Facebook, and discovery in Librarius. How to evaluate tone, introduce yourself, and what to do when nothing matches.
Posts, quotes, and stories on Librarius
How to use the Librarius feed: posts with photo or video, book quotes with twelve visual themes, 24-hour stories, comments, likes, and mentions. In the app, not on the web.
Writing book reviews on Librarius
How to write a useful review on Librarius: how it differs from the book record rating, how to flag spoilers, when to add photo or video, and how to publish it as a post from the app.
Conversation walls: book, club, and event
Librarius walls are not the feed. How to discuss on a book page, coordinate in a club, and talk on an event wall without spoilers, posting from the app.
Serial writings and followers on Librarius
How to publish a long writing in parts on Librarius, choose visibility (private, followers, or public), and build a reader network by following profiles. In Spanish, English, and Portuguese.
Find readers nearby
Clubs, meetups, and people who read what you read.
Blog topics
Using Librarius
How Librarius works day to day: catalog and book pages, profiles, sign-in and privacy, search, chat, and support.
Clubs and events
From a shared read to a swap or a donation drive: tools to gather people around books.
Reading habits
Less noise, more continuity: log what you read, see where you are, and keep the thread between social feeds and your shelf.
Buy and swap
Sell, gift, or swap copies with other readers. The deal is between people; the app has no checkout.
Reading guides
What to read and in what order: author guides, genres, and picks made for book club discussion.