So I think everybody had that one book - that everyone else loved and you just didn't get a hype.

For me it's Invisible life of Addie LaRue. I'm stuck in the middle. Don't get me wrong, it's beautifully written. And I like the author. The concept itself was interesting too. But I felt like which each time skip I was more tired of reading it. And I just wasn't invested either with story or characters.

So I'm curious - what are your book that everyone love and recommend but it didn't win you heart?

I just keep coming back to I love the vibes in this book. The big cold architecture, the discrete hamlets that feel like stages, of course the lore buildup, the focus on the “bosses”. It makes me feel like if a book could be a Dark Souls speed run. I won’t spoil anything by elaborating further on what I mean by that >:3

My third? fourth? reread ! Can't help myself after finishing WR. I need to see if I'd have a different perspective while reading this one.

Do Americans spell Filo Pastry like Phyllo? I am assuming thats what were discussing since spanakopita uses filo??

I’m so scared to read this but let’s goooo

this is the first mystery i’m reading ahhhh i thought i’d start w something silly and fun before getting into the Real Stuff SO EXCITED

Sometimes I trust reviews but other times I’m a bit skeptical and wonder if I should take the risk of reading a low-rated book. Now I want you guys to honestly give me the worst and possibly overrated book that I should avoid truthfully. If you don’t have specific recs just give me an author that I should never read!! 💞💞

never read any of her books, so for those of you have read them, which one do you recommend starting with? or which one is your favorite?