So I would like to know where people stand on content or trigger warnings given by authors. This on issues like eating disorders, familial or domestic violence, the nature of sexual encounters, etc. What warnings do you think are needed?

If you support them do you think they gave to be at the start of the book or just mentioned there. I won't lie I'm fully for them.

I consider myself someone who has zero problems abandoning a book, as soon as I read something that bothers me enough I'm out. But there is one specific thing that completely takes me out of the book.

It is when a character does something no one would ever do if in their place. I once began to read a book where the main character was going to her first day at her job in a male dominated office and work field and as soon as she got there the first thing she began to do was drop a bunch of sexual jokes to people she had never seen before. Like, who does that? No woman in that same situation would risk her reputation in the first day of work like that.

One thing would have been if she had made those same jokes in informal circle with her friends or whatever, but that was not the case. For me that was equivalent of those movies where the character fallow strangers into the forest no matter how weird said stranger is.

What about you, what makes you completely drop out of a story?

Maybe bcs it was soo badly written,or just you felt it was incredibly boring.Whats a book that made you want to neeever pick up another book from that author? For me it was James Joyce,I hated reading his book so much I cant believe hes that famous

I thoroughly enjoyed this book - I did often forget that the main character was only 14 as she is definitely wise beyond her years, but that's not a bad thing!

This book had so many funny moments and parts I could quote here but as my favourite would give away a spoiler, I'll put my a different favourite instead:

"You haven't lived until you've seen a cookie look smug."

"There was a dead girl in my aunt's bakery."

Now that's a good opening. And I already like Mona, she has humour.

Whats some books that are easily read while being in school?Smth thats good but also not to hard,and pulls you in.A book that even after I studied for tests I would still like to read