Jon Snow was 14 when this all started?????? No way. I thought he was at least 19

hi, dear boundlings!✨📚 i know that this will be a very specific question but i would like to ask if anybody here has an experience with a subscription on a book app called Litres? if your answer is yes, then is it a positive, negative or neutral experience?

i am considering trying to subscribe to this app and get access to their catalogue of e-books and audiobooks (yeah, i am aware that most of the books there are in the russian language among other languages)

i know that there are also other book apps that i could try in case of paying a subscription... those i know are: Audible Kindle Unlimited Audiobooks on Spotify Audioteka (for some european countries) and of course i couldn't forget about local libraries that have also a catalogue of e-books and audiobooks

but currently i am interested in trying Litres (in other words i don't know if the subscription for a book app is something for me and at first i would like to compare the prices between the app programs).

I was thinking about culturally important things (books/music/films/TV shows) that I haven't experienced. It's evident that some of them took the media and people's minds like a storm and made a huge impact on the culture. And I wonder if my initial prejudice ("Ew that's so mainstream/stupid/boring/ridiculous and I don't want to participate in it!") in this matter is the wrong way to approach it. Can it be that I'm missing out on a huge chunk of culture and therefore I'm unable to understand its gravity? Does it make sense? Do you relate?

"ᵢₜ ᵂₐₛ ᶠᵢᵥₑ ₘᵢₗₗᵢₒₙ ᴰₒₗₗₐᵣₛ! ₜₕₐₜ'ₛ, ₗᵢₖₑ, ᵦₐₛᵢᶜₐₗₗʸ ᶠᵣₑₑ."

I cannot continue reading this. I don't know if the author is wealthy, but it sounds more ridiculous than I can cope with. DNF.