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Was trying to decide which book to read to balance out a heavier read I will be starting soon, so I only read the first chapter but I am very intrigued, definitely looks like what I'm looking for.
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Ladies in Hating
Alexandra Vasti
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Attention shadowhunter fans! 🖤🗡✨️ Obviously, books will always be better than the movies/series – BUT, do we think the TV series or the movie did a better job of representing The Mortal Instruments? 😈
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Alexandra Vasti
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All Systems Red (The Murderbot Diaries, #1)
Martha Wells
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Hi!!! Second forum of the year :) I want to know, do you guys review books you DNF? Do you assign star ratings? I’ve seen a few people say they don’t and a few say they do, and I’d like to open a conversation about it!
I’ll start! I usually do review my DNFs and leave star ratings because I want to share the REASON I DNFed. For me, it’s not a review of the entire book, but rather a review of my experience up until the part where I stopped. I can understand the perspective that it doesn’t make logical sense to review something you didn’t finish. I personally think it’s okay to leave a review/star rating based on the experience you had that CAUSED the DNF.
Looking forward to reading some responses! ⭐️
Post from the The Long Game (Game Changers, #6) forum
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I'm usually not into sequels to romance novels in which the main characters are already together, but this was really nice.
The exploration of Ilya's struggles with mental health added depth to this book, which I enjoyed. It was a little too relatable at times, I admit, but there is something both beautiful and daunting about seeing yourself in a fictional character and watching them grow.
I cried with this book, laughed with it, and truly enjoyed my time.
More of my thoughts (with spoilers) in the book forum.
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I Cheerfully Refuse
Leif Enger
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If We Were Villains
M.L. Rio