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tritsy commented on a post from the Pagebound Club forum
I'm usually not one to do something like this but I feel like there should be a space where people can get out all their feelings if they didn't like a book (or of course if you absolutely HATED it) so tell me... What's the most recent book you disliked and why? Spill the tea my friends☕️ And if you feel like it, share a book you'd recommend over reading that one! Please be civil and friendly!!
tritsy commented on tritsy's update
tritsy DNF'd a book

Death on the Caldera
Emily Paxman
tritsy commented on mentallyinabook's update
mentallyinabook started reading...

Death on the Nile (Hercule Poirot, #18)
Agatha Christie
tritsy DNF'd a book

Death on the Caldera
Emily Paxman
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favourite classics
my favourite classics ♡₊ ⊹
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fantasy i want to read
fantasy tbr 2026!
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tritsy commented on Titania's review of My Present This Year
Look, this is a sexy short story based on the iconic Folgers coffee commercial "Coming Home" written by the same author who wrote Priest. If you know, you know, and I got what I came for. The fact that it exists at all is, in some ways, enough.
For the extremely niche fandom that still thinks about that commercial every winter, happy holidays because this is for us and it is glorious. The best part of waking up truly is Folgers [stepsiblings] in your cup.
tritsy commented on a post from the Pagebound Club forum
My daughter is forever seeking books that probably fall in the psychological suspense/thriller category. She said “I want a mystery that you think there is NO logical explanation for, like you start to think it is a supernatural or something, but then somehow a perfectly realistic explanation explains everything.” She did provide an example book for me to search by. I checked the recs associated with it and the lists it was on, but the majority don’t seem to fall in that particular plot type. (I haven not included the example book because it would be somewhat of a spoiler to know the plot twist if you haven’t already read it) Any suggestions or lists would be greatly appreciated!
tritsy commented on a post from the Pagebound Club forum
Does anyone have any good recs for alternative history? Like 'if X had survived' or 'if X had died' and the butterfly effect that could have had? I've had a little look for lists and couldn't find anything but feel free to point me in the right direction in case I missed anything!
tritsy commented on Avalon's review of Deep End
This reminded me of University days and not in a good way - we were not a good match this book and I! I tried to narrow down exactly what didn't quite work for me and the conclusion is, basically all of it.
⚬ The messy non-communicative wombo combo of Penn - Scarlett - Lukas made me far too anxious and uncomfortable the whole way through this book. To be clear, I didn't have an issue with the 'power exchange' content, nor necessarily with the Penn - Lukas history (this is not a spoiler, you know about these two within the first two pages of the book), but the way it all unfolded and was handled by these characters was not my cup of tea. It is very frustrating when characters refuse to buck up and talk about things that really need to be talked about and so its dragged out to unreasonable lengths to drive a bit of drama. It all felt immature.
⚬ Lukas and Scarlett reminded me of Elsie and Jack from Love, Theoretically so as characters they didn't feel very fresh. But if you liked Elsie and Jack, you may like these two!
⚬ I got a bit exhausted of the consistent jokes re: Sweden. Sure Lukas seemed ok with it (?) but making lame jokes and poking fun of differing cultural norms all the time is fucking exhausting, kinda rude and not 'cute banter.'
⚬ Turns out I don't find the details of diving all that interesting. I am so sorry but I am absolutely one of those 'watch it at the Olympics only' type of people please forgive me Divers of PB. I still think you're amazing though and killer Athletes - maybe Scarlett wasn't the most engaging introduction.
All this and more leaves me at an underwhelming, but did finish it, 2 stars.
P.S. Wearing outdoor shoes on inside is gross, I stand by Lukas.
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tritsy commented on JadeLovesBooks's review of And Then There Were None
Agatha Christie really is that grandma
86 years later and it still goes hard
tritsy commented on a post from the Pagebound Club forum
I’m really looking for an enemies to lovers book. I’m down for some spice but I’m more interested in the story. Does anyone have any recs?? I don’t read a lot of romance so idk where to even start 🫠🫠
tritsy commented on a post from the Pagebound Club forum
I'm curious what people's thoughts are with blind date with a book.
Would you pick one up?
How much info do you want before you pick it up?
Can any store do it or would you rather from speciality stores?
Would you do it with friends?
Do you open the book right away or save it for a rainy day?
I'm curious to know your thoughts
tritsy commented on tritsy's review of Butcher & Blackbird (The Ruinous Love Trilogy, #1)
I used to DEVOUR Wattpads as a teen, absolutely gorged myself on them, and I sometimes miss the feeling of reading something that’s kinda bad for you but is really good. Like eating a giant slice of chocolate cake. Is it the most nutritious choice? No. Do I sometimes want to be licking frosting off my fingers like I’m on my 40th day of Survivor? Yes! Reading Butcher & Blackbird is like that. It is basically a werewolf Wattpad but replace werewolf with serial killer. It’s not based in reality at all. Rowan is the classic alpha male, domineering, aggressive & mega horny for her! It’s indulgent, it’s decadent, it’s filthy. Sometimes I was wishing for a bite of a salad, something with more substance & depth but it’s great for what it is! I wish I could’ve read it in the throes of teenage hormones to really enjoy the experience.
tritsy wrote a review...
I used to DEVOUR Wattpads as a teen, absolutely gorged myself on them, and I sometimes miss the feeling of reading something that’s kinda bad for you but is really good. Like eating a giant slice of chocolate cake. Is it the most nutritious choice? No. Do I sometimes want to be licking frosting off my fingers like I’m on my 40th day of Survivor? Yes! Reading Butcher & Blackbird is like that. It is basically a werewolf Wattpad but replace werewolf with serial killer. It’s not based in reality at all. Rowan is the classic alpha male, domineering, aggressive & mega horny for her! It’s indulgent, it’s decadent, it’s filthy. Sometimes I was wishing for a bite of a salad, something with more substance & depth but it’s great for what it is! I wish I could’ve read it in the throes of teenage hormones to really enjoy the experience.