people who can stick to their tbrs and know what to read next. they don’t spend hours, sometimes days and even months deciding what to read next. could never be my mood reader ahh with severe decision fatigue. 😭😭 i can’t even decide what kind of coffee i want even tho im well aware it needs to be accompanied with sugar rush. 😭😭

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

omg!! 👏 👏 👏 Amazing just amazing Peak entertainment 👌 How is this even portrayed in the non audio version. I'd love seeing other books take advantage of the audio version and expand the media

Oh, so Harrowhark is making CERTAIN she’s loathed from the beginning. What a conniving witch.

I think this book works better as a physical copy? I'm listening to the audiobook but honestly I don't understand what's being said every other sentence. I guess I'm a bit broken by the simple writing style of ACOTAR 😂

Find fanart with all the characters + names + houses and keep it on hand. So much easier to keep track of who's who if you have a face to the names!

*also the audiobook is very good and you can always use the wiki if confused, but beware of spoilers. gl!

Edited to add--- JUST POSTED A PIC IN THE COMMENTS :)

until I started reading, for some reason I thought the protagonist was a guy, to be fair I didn't read much of the synopsis and just loved the cover

i put reading this off for so long because i was worried it wouldn't live up to the hype and that i wouldn't like it, but i'm glad to have been proved wrong because i'm having the time of my life reading this