I'm really hoping this picks up soon. I've had a really hard time getting into this one. It got pretty interesting when Samantha was one of the Bunnies, but now I'm just kinda bored 🫤 I hate saying that as this book is so well-loved but I'm just really struggling with it. I hope the climax is coming- it feels like it's right around the corner, so I'm just gonna try to hold out til then.

Hey! So, I can find this on Amazon, but for two reasons, I'd prefer to buy it elsewhere.

Reason 1: Amazon being... well, Amazon. Reason 2: I don't have an ereader or Kindle. I have an app on my phone that opens PDFs and ePubs.

Honestly, even if I can find a way to read Kindle files on my phone, I'd consider buying it from Amazon, because, well, the author has the site linked for "Where to buy"

Thanks in advance!

I realized that being a huge book lover, comes with it's own little entitlements at times 😭

I have this thing where if I see a good movie/tv show what ever, I instantly assume there is a greater book behind it. And yk what, 8/10 times I am correct, and then there is the other 20% where I'm just FLABBERGASTED that this was an original idea someone had AND DECIDED NOT TO WRITE A BOOK, like what do you mean

Or or, when the adaptation is better than the book I just refuse to admit it. I remember bfr heated rivalry came out I was complaining about the writing style to a friend, and since we've watched that show I've bended over backwards breaking back style to defend the books 😭😭 I didn't even enjoy reading them and when I tell you I was putting my life on the line

So I wanted to know if ppl have similar experiences, where liking books might impact their biases a little too much

This is something I’ve been thinking about more and more. For me, I know I have comprehended a story or even a paragraph when I can make connections throughout the book and even to other books.

I know I have NOT comprehended something when I ask myself “wait, what is happening now? Who is talking?” lol