fun little question for y’all: if you could choose one of your favorite books/book series to be adapted to the screen, which would it be and why?

follow up questions to that: would you want it to be a tv series or movie/movie series? animated or live action? and for extra fun, who would you cast for some of the main characters as actors for a live action, or voice actors for animated?

i don’t know if this is a new trend or what but I’ve been seeing new books lately that have literal tropes as their titles. For example, a book called Friends to Lovers, another called Enemies to Lovers, and yet another called Second Chance Romance (these are all real titles).

I find it kind of lazy and reductive but I’m curious what others think about it

Going in completely blind, this writing is so captivating. (Kind of wish I had gotten the audiobook because I bet this is beautiful to listen to)

Im almost at the end of this book and Im definitely not reading the second one im sorry… or maybe in some years but this wasn’t made for me I guess Once again TikTok overhyped something for me

So, I'm pretty sure I started the series with the wrong book, this one... lol if you know to which one I should start with, please comment!!!🤦‍♀️

I am reading a book right now with cuss word that aren't technically cuss words. Think fak, lol

In this book I think it because the book is ya so it doesn't have cussing but also the main character cusses. It is mostly just funny but it does snag my attention every time.

I've read lots of fantasy books with unique to their world curse words that I really enjoy though.

I think the difference is the other books the curses make sense to the world. It is a reference to a unique to that world religion for example, not just away around cussing in ya.

Has anyone else noticed this? What do you think? Do you have a favorite curse from a book?

Excited to finally read this! I love stories written in second person so much.