It ended just like Shakespeare's tragedy they kept playing🙂 And now I'm really really interested in reading Shakespeare's Dramas. I guess I'm not the only one who guessed the Richard's killer in the beginning and still it left me stupefied. And oh god I love unflappable Filippa the most.

Do you find yourself not wanting to read books because they are overhyped or tiktok viral?

So okay here am I: I read a lot, and in in recent years I'm reading more and more indie and going for the more unknown books trying to find hidden gems. BUT, but I obviously also read traditionally published books, and especially when they are overhyped or extremely famous, I'm skeptical. For example, I don't really like Mistborn or SJM (I know both completely different things, and I do not have a reason other than: I just don't like them). On the other hand I adored Godkiller and I'm really loving The Tainted Cup atm. So I'm torn between the fear of missing out and reading the next hyped bland thing that tastes of nothing (to me, no shame if you like a book I didn't like).

How do you deal with the struggle?? 🙈😅

It was unexpectedly goood😭😭 I just got to know it has a movie adaptation too. People are saying it's not that good anyways I read the book and enjoyed 🥶