this man’s sass is on another level already

Im curious - How do your ratings look overall? What star has the most amount of ratings for you? Do you know your average rating?

I assumed my average rating would be below 3 with a high amount of 1 star reads, but I checked Goodreads and it’s a 3.68 rating (which is relatively good) with only twenty four (24) 1 star ratings from the 391 books I’ve rated on that app 😅. Even on my StoryGraph, the books I’ve rated under 3 stars only measures up to 46 out of 423 ratings. I’ve rated most books 4 stars with 126 according to Goodreads.

I’m a kinder rater and reviewer than I give myself credit for 😂.

This book has that feeling… where every character seems just a little… off. 👀🖤 And I can’t decide if I should keep reading…

or quietly back away.

You got 2 of In the Land of Leadale in this list. Just a heads up!

It's Wednesday again y'all! I'd love to read up on y'all's answers to my three weekly W questions:

1. What are you currently reading?
2. What have you recently finished reading?
3. What will you read next?

and don't forget to check out what other people have answered, it's a great way to meet people who share your reading taste!

How do you feel about chapter length in a book? Do you prefer long or short chapters? I read on a Kindle and whenever I turn to a new chapter and see that its 5-10 mins long I get a motivation boost and keep reading, and I can read multiple like that in a row, but if it's a 40 min one, boy...I feel like time is dragging (EVEN IF I LIKE THE CONTENT OF THE BOOK LOL) I've tried reading without the info about the amount that I've read but it feels so ghostly

Do y’all ever buy a book that at the time you think is super cool, but the longer it sits unread, the less interested you are in reading it? What do you all do with books like those?

I’ve got a section on my bookshelf dedicated to TBR books, and I’ve got a couple that I’m looking straight at as I type this, where I’m like “i don’t want to read these anymore.” Debating what to do with em. Donate them to the library? Put them next on my to-read list and give them an honest shot? Commit a book crime & turn them into some sort of arts n crafts project? I spent real human money on these books so even though I don’t want to read them, I keep them around bc it feels like a waste of money otherwise 😂