Hey guys. I've not been reading these past few days but a question has been nagging my mind. Because I watch a lot of youtube videos and bookstagram and I see people owning like 5-6 editions of the same book and I'm like... Why? Is one not enough? (Sounds rude but it's a genuine question 😭) I personally do think that owning 5-6 editions of the same book is over consumption because it's a marketing tactic to increase sales and we're falling right into it. Kind of like musicians releasing 12 different versions of the same album. Like I get it. You want to support the author but you can do that buying their book once too. But I'm sure people disagree and I'm genuinely curious to know why. Why would one have multiple editions of the same book? Do let me know! I'd like to broaden my perspective on this.

Are you a seasonal reader? Like do you really crave cozy, thrillerish vibes in the autumn and some other vibes during some other season?

I am a mood-reader, the season does not matter for me AT ALL, I would love to read high-stakes, violent, action-filled fantasy during the coziest season, the season just does not matter for me. That is exactly why I feel kinda left out during seasonal readalongs of every book-app.

So how about you? How much does seasons affect the books you read? ⭐✨

(Unrelated:- I love winters so much 🤍)

I read nothing about this book going in, and I was finding it a little slow to start.

Until I wasn't - and now I'm absolutely hooked and wish I had more time to listen 😅 Very glad I went in blind!