Okay im starting to understand the hype now...

What books are we squeezing in for the last 7 days of the year?

What was everyone's favorite Book from this year? I would love recs, but also just really interested. So far, mine has been a tie between Swordheart by T. Kingfisher, The Everlasting by Alix E. Harrow and When the Wolf Comes home by Nat Cassidy.

Okay, this is pretty random 😂 but all my fellow introverts and people who were “the quiet kid” what’s something you hated hearing growing up? I hated when I would get labeled as quiet, unfriendly, or shy. I hated it because I wasn’t really quiet, I had a lot to say, but didn’t always feel comfortable, but when I got to know someone I love talking and having fun!

I used to read a lot of romance among other genres, but majority of it was romance. I have been blaming the fact that almost all romances come under the same format and pattern with slight differences (85% true) but the truth is, i'm nearing 30, and I do think my taste is changing and i am unable to grasp what genres i'm into? I read Assassin's Apprentice by Robin Hobb and actually had a nice time, a book i tried to read 5 years ago and failed because it felt boring. I still read romance, don't get me wrong, but i always get bored half way through because maybe it is personally not my thing anymore. Same thing happened with thrillers/mysteries.

Has anyone felt or gone through the same thing?