Reading Books I'll Probably Hate | Road Trips

I really didn't like Amy and Roger's Epic Detour. This is the quintessential road trip book and I didn't like it.

I have some other examples of books with road trips that I liked but none of them are contemporary we've got blood red roads station 11 upright women wanted there are so many other elements of this and so much like world building and intrigue that I think even if I'm not interested in the road trip portion these books did a lot for me outside of that.

I definitely know that my rating is a four but I still have so many complex thoughts about especially how this book ended I actually think a lot of people will absolutely hate the ending I loved it.

I was kindly sent Hello Girls because I was excited about these authors I was excited about the plot and I hated it.

This book was good in every regard maybe it could have been a little more romance or more fluffy I thought a lot of it was good I definitely recommend it.

I think we all know how much I detest On the Road but like did I dislike this because of the road trip element or did I dislike it because of all the other things I really dislike

Everyone loves this so much and I think there are some great merits and I understand why people like it so now that I didn't like it I'm wondering was it because it took place on the road a lot.

I have some other examples of books with road trips that I liked but none of them are contemporary we've got blood red roads station 11 upright women wanted there are so many other elements of this and so much like world building and intrigue that I think even if I'm not interested in the road trip portion these books did a lot for me outside of that.

I do have one book I thought of one book that I own that is a contemporary road trip that I enjoyed and that's The Haters by Jessie Andrews. If the road trip part I didn't like what else was happening in here that made me love it.

I just finished The Passengers and I gave it three stars. I thought this was fine I definitely didn't like feel like the characters or the reveals or the cliffhangers were as exciting as The One I didn't feel as like on edge or shocked or invested.

I liked the book. I liked the friendship group but I've read such good friendship groups where like all of the friendships are equally strong in and amongst the group and I didn't really feel that with this.

I finished this I think I'm giving it three stars so it's a little generic. As far as the actual road trip goes I don't think it ruined the book for me I don't think it added anything to the book for me so I'm left in like a weird place.

I have some other examples of books with road trips that I liked but none of them are contemporary we've got blood red roads station 11 upright women wanted there are so many other elements of this and so much like world building and intrigue that I think even if I'm not interested in the road trip portion these books did a lot for me outside of that.