20 Bookish Questions | Book Tag

there are love triangles in both of those books but i feel like there are legitimate reasons for them to be there story wise they don't have the stereotypical why a which guy is hotter type dilemmas it's more like the main character has to choose between two different paths

if it's non-fiction then it's h is for hawk by helen mcdonald

what is a book you dislike that everyone else seems to love neverwhere by neil gaben no further comment

if we're talking fiction then it's rules of civility by amor tolls

earlier this year i read maybe one chapter of saltwater by jessica andrews before wanting to toss it directly out of a window the prose is purple to the point of asphyxia and during the opening scene she wanted to experimentally describe a birth scene it was gross weird and unnecessary

if the author does multiple povs correctly as in the opposite of spinning silver by naomi novik then i'm fine with that as well

this is some thinly veiled auto fiction in which the author wants to flex on how much he knows about religious studies and wants to complain that some girl rejected him in college it is drivel and i wish it didn't exist

that's what got me so worked up about three dark crowns by kendare blake it inspired me to make the one and only rant video i've ever done or planned to do on this channel i'm still mad about it so no regrets

there are love triangles in both of those books but i feel like there are legitimate reasons for them to be there story wise they don't have the stereotypical why a which guy is hotter type dilemmas it's more like the main character has to choose between two different paths