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If this question has been done before a mod can tell me, and I will delete it
But what's 3 or 4 books yall think are overhyped , underhyped and just hyped enough? I sound like Goldilocks when I spoke that outloud
Mine would be (And very controversial in ways)
Overhyped: Heated Rivalry because I tried but the third person point of view kind of irked me at first . I will try again
Unerhyped for me would be one barely anyone has talked about : Nite Shift. It's a basketball romance , they are college aged so that's always a bonus in my books
Just hyped enough: This might also be controversial like my overhyped book but Good Spirits . Yes , you barely get alive person x ghost but I think it was just hyped enough
Again, if this has been asked, I can delete this it's not an issue . I just like asking questions to make people think
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Daughter of Crows
Mark Lawrence
curiousmoth commented on a post from the Pagebound Club forum
Anyone else a simmering level of annoyed every time you turn over a book to read what it is about and it is just a list of blurbs? I hate having to hit up the French flaps to get an idea of what I am holding.
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I think this might be the most books I’ve read and on my tbr for today’s emoji and it’s beautiful. So fun. Last time I had a lot was for the emoji 🦋 I’ve got 10 read and 2 on tbr for 👑
Fantasy readers probably have a lot today. Some days I literally have none, but I love to look through and usually consider putting any 4 star and above on my interested lists.
Whats ur damage for todays emoji?!
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Bungo Stray Dogs, Vol. 8 (light novel): Storm Bringer (Volume 8) (Bungo Stray Dogs (light novel), 8)
Kafka Asagiri
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a death would be incredibly impactful with the stakes so high, i’m sorry frank… but you gotta go
also it would be incredibly symbolic the son of the war god sacrificing himself in war.
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The Library of Jurgen Leitner
As you turn the first page, a wave of dread consumes you. You see a library ticket at the front; 'The Library of Jurgen Leitner'. Who is this man? And why does this book seem to have such a horrible effect on your mind, your body, the world?
(For The Magnus Archives enthusiasts. Suggestions welcome though I may be a bit picky 🤓)
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Call the Coroner (Staniel, #1)
Avril Ashton
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The Red Winter
Cameron Sullivan
curiousmoth commented on a post from the Pagebound Club forum
Hello all !! I was in a local bookshop today and found the gem of a lifetime ! A book named after me !!! Now for some people, this is old news. But for my BIPOC friends out there … the struggle is real. So imagine my surprise when I look over the vintage classics & see Ayesha, The Return of She by H. Rider Haggard; a 1905 gothic-fantasy novel ?!? I couldn’t believe my eyes !! And then it got me wondering… there are thousands of books on this planet, could there be one for you too ??
SO: do you have a namesake book? Have you read it/would you read it? Is it out there but you haven’t discovered it yet?
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House of Bane and Blood (Order and Chaos, #1)
Alexis L. Menard
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There’s a recent thread about age gap books And I was just scrolling through it and someone mentioned a book titled “Your Dad Will Do” and I’m not gonna lie I almost laughed so hard I cried. It’s just such a hilarious title for a book to me. I don’t care for regular romances and I don’t care for age gaps but I may actually read this book simply for the title.
What hilariously titled books have you stumbled upon?
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Medea
Rosie Hewlett