Welcome back to Wednesday Would You Rather! It is time to make some impossible bookish choices ... 👀

Pick your side for each one!

1. 🧠 Forget the ending of your favorite book so you can reread it fresh OR 📖 Never be able to reread it again but remember it perfectly?

2. 🏃 Read a book with an incredible ending but slow beginning OR 🔥 Read a book with a gripping start but disappointing ending?

3. 📚 Have your TBR magically organized and prioritized OR ✨ Have every book you pick up instantly match your mood?

4. 🖋️ Read a book with gorgeous prose but confusing plot OR 🧩 Read a book with simple writing but a brilliant plot?

5. 📦 Only read books you already own OR 🏪 Only read books you borrow or get from the library?

6. 🎬 Read the book before watching the adaptation OR 🍿 Watch the adaptation before reading the book?

7. 📖 Be able to step into one book for a day OR 👀 Bring one fictional character into the real world?

8. 💬 Only read dialogue-heavy books OR 🌄 Only read descriptive, atmospheric books?

9. 🧭 Always know exactly what to read next OR 🎲 Always discover books completely by surprise?

10. ❤️ Only read books you’ll rate 5 stars OR 🤯 Read a mix of hits and misses but discover new favorites?

Drop your answers below 👇 (bonus points if you explain your most controversial take 😏)

Based on your average books read per year, how long do you think it will take to finish your current TBR list?

For me my total would be around 800 books including my TBR, Interested and tagged books on Libby. Since around 40% of my books are rereads and I can read about 100 books per year, it'll take roughly 13 years to finish all the books I want to read currently 😅

What about you guys? After your estimation, would you be looking through your TBR to see how many you can remove or add more?

Y’all ever think your library card expired while exploring Libby or Hoopla into the deep night? I didn’t know that was an innate fear I had until last night lol, but fortunately it only seemed to be a server issue on my local library’s end.