I know a lot ( but not everyone ) of people are excited for the new ACOTAR books, but I am wondering if anyone has any niche/not as popular book releases ?

Mine are: unbound and undone by Peyton Corrine. Plus , champagne problems by Hannah grace , Devour me by Emily Rath and Embrace by Bal Khabra

As you can see , i might have a taste in books .

But I am wondering, dear reader ( if you know the references good job )what books of any genre are you looking for too?

How do you feel? Are you stoked? Upset? Anxious? Or even a secret fourth thing?

Mine would be Paradise Rot so... A fictional seaside town? Seemingly in modern-ish day? As long as I'm not forced to be exposed to 'acrid-yellow' bathroom activities I'd give it a 6/10.

Todays question inspired by a book that fell on my foot this morning during shelf reorganisation...

What are some of the most disappointing or frustrating endings you've ever read? It can be a book or a series, try to keep it spoiler-free.

I personally have read some bad endings, usually rushed or missed, but it's also easy for me to give my two worst because I remember having such physical reactions to them.

The Toll by Neal Shusterman (aka the book that fell on my foot). I loathe the end of this series. Imo it just makes no sense. Jericho and completionism are the only things that stopped me from DNFing. Honestly, I felt like my emotional investment in the world wasn't rewarded. The Prison Healer by Lynette Noni. In my defence, I read it right after it was released and wasn't aware it was intended to be a series. That ending made me spitting mad. The first line of my review is... Book Meet Wall, Wall Meet Book.

Btw, tomorrow I will be asking about the best because for every bad ending, there are many, many good endings.

What are some audiobooks that you DNF'd because something about it was strange or weird that pulled you out of the story?

I was thinking of this last night because I was listening to Brimstone by Callie Hart and noticed that the male narrator was significantly louder than the female narrator. It was extremely jarring and difficult to listen to in my opinion.

Another one Role Model by Rachel Reid, I didn't DNF this one but every time the narrator did a female voice I couldn't not hear Mrs Doubtfire and it really was difficult to push through. I've also heard the Game Changer audiobook Kip sounds like a 60 year old mob boss so that's a weird choice hahaha

And maybe Fourth Wing where they had to re-record it and republish because it was quite clear the narrator had a cold during recording and everybody was too grossed out to listen to it 😂

What's y'all's biggest book related and/or not book related unpopular opinion?

Mine are, that books are made to be shared and we should give away/lend books out without any intention of getting them back more often! And, that the person sitting in the middle seat in a plane SHOULD get both armrests.

this is a feature i know has been requested on the roadmap already, but bc i cannot wait for that feature to be reviewed and bc i am noisy af, i am asking y'all to introduce yourself to the community with 3 emoji's 🦦

maybe we can connect simply through (emoji) vibe 💫

this is me: ⭐️🐚🫐