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Check out the Discover books tab to see what giveaways we have! There are 14 books (as of now) for January--thank you to all the authors & publishers who worked with us to bring your wonderful books to Pagebound users ❤️
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no judgement zone here! i’m always curious about this and what made the book so bad to someone
mine is between if he had been with me and a thousand boy kisses. these books i was so excited to read but when i did, i absolutely hated them. i cringed way too hard during both of them. i know they are supposed to be heartbreaking, but it’s hard to be hurt by a book that made me want to chuck it across the room because of how bad it was
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Okay! I just decided to blindly accept everything being written and not question anything at all! Now it's a lot more fun to read! This shit is absolutely insane and makes no sense! I love it now, I think.🙂
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Check out the Discover books tab to see what giveaways we have! There are 14 books (as of now) for January--thank you to all the authors & publishers who worked with us to bring your wonderful books to Pagebound users ❤️
If anyone is interested in listing their book as a giveaway, you can fill out the interest form at support.pagebound.co/giveaways!
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I consider myself someone who has zero problems abandoning a book, as soon as I read something that bothers me enough I'm out. But there is one specific thing that completely takes me out of the book.
It is when a character does something no one would ever do if in their place. I once began to read a book where the main character was going to her first day at her job in a male dominated office and work field and as soon as she got there the first thing she began to do was drop a bunch of sexual jokes to people she had never seen before. Like, who does that? No woman in that same situation would risk her reputation in the first day of work like that.
One thing would have been if she had made those same jokes in informal circle with her friends or whatever, but that was not the case. For me that was equivalent of those movies where the character fallow strangers into the forest no matter how weird said stranger is.
What about you, what makes you completely drop out of a story?
Post from the Untitled Sunshine Court Novel (All for the Game, #5) forum
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The Golden Raven (All For The Game, #5)
Nora Sakavic
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this books is exactly what i needed: a fast read that takes me in from page 1 till the end (as for the first trilogy you have to suspend your disbelief to enjoy the books lol) my description of this book is: ❤️🩹 and many many punch in the gut
i have to admit, i expected more from the side characters, they are still so undefined in my head (whereas in the first trilogy every single character was tridimensional; loved the cameos so much 🥹)
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The Sunshine Court (All For the Game, #4)
Nora Sakavic
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What are some crazy book publishing scandals you have heard of?
We're talking things like:
The author who faked her way onto the New York Times besteller list
Or the author who tried to copyright sun powers