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Seriously debating taking off work just so I can devour this bookš«£
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The Book: On the Taboo Against Knowing Who You Are
Alan W. Watts
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The Ballad of Falling Dragons (Moonfall, #2)
Sarah A. Parker
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Context: I work at a climbing gym as a routesetter, so I and my coworkers put the holds on the walls that people climb. My gym recently adopted the use of this one app where we upload our routes and boulders that we set so people can log their sends in the gym and rate the climbs. A week ago, my coworkers and I were lamenting the app because one customer consistently rates everything 3 stars, and itās bringing our gymās rating down. Like, to the point of the higher-ups scratching their heads at it.
It got us on the topic of ratings about books. My boss said 3 stars isnāt a bad rating, itās average, although most people likely wouldnāt think the same way when looking for a route to climb in the gym. I said when I rate book, 3 stars is generally a decent rating. It may not be a book that I loved or that I would say was for me, but I would still likely recommend a 3-star book to a friend. Another coworker agreed with that sentiment.
This whole conversation got me thinking: at what point do you start to consider a book ābadā? As in, when would you stop recommending a book to someone? Everyone has different metrics they use, and Iām curious to know everyoneās thoughts. For me, I start thinking a book is bad around 2-2.5 stars.
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The Empress of Salt and Fortune (The Singing Hills Cycle, #1)
Nghi Vo
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A River Enchanted (Elements of Cadence, #1)
Rebecca Ross
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The Lion Women of Tehran
Marjan Kamali
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