Im sure every read has a couple books that they think are 10/10,fantastic and absolutely perfect. But what makes the difference between these books and THE book?

Ill go first.My favorite book is The Count of Monte Cristos by Alexander Dumas.Now of course the story is great,writing is actually pretty simple and easy to follow.In that aspect I read plenty of books that have better prose or a more special storyline.

The thing that makes it my favorite is the emotions I felt while reading it.Maybe it was the best moment to read it,or the weather that week was perfect but everything about that reading experience was sublime I felt like I was watching a movie,the pages dissapeard.Actually I enjoyed it so much,that the day I was almost finished with I actually cried.

So thats my experience.I really want to hear what everbody has to say😊

What is your preferred format to read books in? And why?

Personally, I prefer to read on my Kobo.

• I can take it with me everywhere I go -I can read more comfortably. Tbh, one of my favorite things about reading on my kobo is the fact that I can lay on the side in bed and read without basically getting assaulted by the book.
• And that I can way more easily crochet while reading
• It makes it easier to read while going on my daily walks, and a huge benefit is that it’s waterproof (Yes I can and do in fact read while crocheting and while going on long walks in the forest)

And I have conflicting feelings about paperback and hardcover, overall I think i prefer paperbacks but it varies.

When it comes to audiobooks, I usually listen to them when I want to read but have things to do and I enjoy listening to non-fiction books since I don’t get bored as easily which I often tend to do with non-fiction.

Looking forward to hear your thoughts! I hope you all have a lovely day and if anyone haven’t told you lately; I am proud of you, I believe in you and here’s a hug🫂