forum Things You Want MORE Of In Books
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@Pickles group

More books that aren't fully in prose. Be it novels in verse, books told in a script format, books with chunks of plays/podcasts/etc, or emails, I think they're really fun. Illuminae and Sadie are great examples of this.

And Journey to the West because I totally do not just love that book.

I'm too stupid for anything other than the most basic of plots, really. It's upsetting

@evastardust groupRRAAAARRL

I WANT TO READ SADIE BY COURTNEY SUMMERS, BUT THERE'S SO MANY PEOPLE ON HOLD FOR IT-
I'm so incredibly angry.

GET THE AUDIOBOOK!!!!
But like…look into the content warnings going in for sure-

@evastardust groupRRAAAARRL

More books that aren't fully in prose. Be it novels in verse, books told in a script format, books with chunks of plays/podcasts/etc, or emails, I think they're really fun. Illuminae and Sadie are great examples of this.

And Journey to the West because I totally do not just love that book.

I'm too stupid for anything other than the most basic of plots, really. It's upsetting

Elizabeth Acevedo does really good novels-in-verse, so does Sonya Sones.

@Sleep-deprived-and-Stupid group

I WANT TO READ SADIE BY COURTNEY SUMMERS, BUT THERE'S SO MANY PEOPLE ON HOLD FOR IT-
I'm so incredibly angry.

GET THE AUDIOBOOK!!!!
But like…look into the content warnings going in for sure-

audiobooks let me zone out and I end up playing the same two minutes over and over again

@evastardust groupRRAAAARRL

I WANT TO READ SADIE BY COURTNEY SUMMERS, BUT THERE'S SO MANY PEOPLE ON HOLD FOR IT-
I'm so incredibly angry.

GET THE AUDIOBOOK!!!!
But like…look into the content warnings going in for sure-

audiobooks let me zone out and I end up playing the same two minutes over and over again

Same but it's supposed to be absolute phenomenal.

@Althalosian-is-the-father book

More books that aren't fully in prose. Be it novels in verse, books told in a script format, books with chunks of plays/podcasts/etc, or emails, I think they're really fun. Illuminae and Sadie are great examples of this.

And Journey to the West because I totally do not just love that book.

I'm too stupid for anything other than the most basic of plots, really. It's upsetting

It's actually pretty easy to read, story wise. Sun Wukong whacks stuff with a giant stick 50% of the story.

@evastardust groupRRAAAARRL

More books that aren't fully in prose. Be it novels in verse, books told in a script format, books with chunks of plays/podcasts/etc, or emails, I think they're really fun. Illuminae and Sadie are great examples of this.

And Journey to the West because I totally do not just love that book.

I'm too stupid for anything other than the most basic of plots, really. It's upsetting

It's actually pretty easy to read, story wise. Sun Wukong whacks stuff with a giant stick 50% of the story.

Mood.

@Althalosian-is-the-father book

Yeah.^^

Can I pm you? I need to scream about events

Oh hell yeah. But I might go outside soon.

Don't get the coronavirus.

I have a decent property so I won't need to see others. Gonna try yelling singing in the barn or something.
(Also I got to hug Mikayla last night. I haven't seen her irl since before quarantine. And I touched Josh's finger. Because him being him he insisted on being six feet apart. I love him so much.)

@Pickles group

I WANT TO READ SADIE BY COURTNEY SUMMERS, BUT THERE'S SO MANY PEOPLE ON HOLD FOR IT-
I'm so incredibly angry.

GET THE AUDIOBOOK!!!!
But like…look into the content warnings going in for sure-

audiobooks let me zone out and I end up playing the same two minutes over and over again

Ha same but I'm addicted to them

@Pickles group

I used to really only read physical books, but then I got busier and started having less time to sit down and read, so I started using playaways from the library. And then I had less time to go to the library at all and cue Overdrive. I'm not a huge fan of ebooks, because they usually expire before I get to them, but I have listened to so many audiobooks on there, and I've used up all of my bookshelf space as well as holds. I really want to try reading a book while I listen to the audiobook, but that's gonna have to wait a while

@Pickles group

I'm starting Six of Crows, is it any good?

Force me to read it with you. It's been on my shelf for months and I haven't gotten into it. But I haven't heard anything too bad about it

@evastardust groupRRAAAARRL

I'm starting Six of Crows, is it any good?

Yes it's super good!! If you haven't read Shadow and Bone the world is a bit confusing at first, but the ending (and Crooked Kingdom) are sooo worth it!!

@ElderGod-Icefire

Pickles I still enjoy Basic Girl YATM on occasion and I am…ashamed of that, but I still enjoy it. So. We're in similar (the same?) Boats lol

@Pickles group

checks list I've read 13 books this year (heck that's a lot more than I thought) and probably exactly none of them are even remotely new lmao

@Pickles group

Pickles I still enjoy Basic Girl YATM on occasion and I am…ashamed of that, but I still enjoy it. So. We're in similar (the same?) Boats lol

Yup, I no longer like things like Twilight, Divergent, or The Hunger games, but like… YA dystopian heck yeah even though everyone else left it behind after THG

@ElderGod-Icefire

Pickles I still enjoy Basic Girl YATM on occasion and I am…ashamed of that, but I still enjoy it. So. We're in similar (the same?) Boats lol

Yup, I no longer like things like Twilight, Divergent, or The Hunger games, but like… YA dystopian heck yeah even though everyone else left it behind after THG

oof same. I really like dystopia too! Not the Maze Runner tho, that series was…meh, but like…I've read some really cool ones?? my taste is so weird tho. Like I love love love POC and LGBTQ rep, but at the same time I can still enjoy Basic White Girl stories??? Like idk, man