"Read Your Color" Chooses My Books for a Week 💜

I finished it and I have thoughts. They're not the best cuz the first half of the book was very much for me and then it turned into a really traditional storytelling style and answered all of the questions I didn't want answered.

I feel like as far as a rating, I'm going to give this a 3.75... This just didn't really do anything inventive. But what it did do for me is it was almost like a reprieve.

I'm dnfing my first book of the video, and I really don't want to do it... 76 pages in and I genuinely have no idea what's going on.

I love Glory as a purple alchemist because this isn't written particularly strangely. However, all of the people are represented by animals, and we read it as if they're animals.

even though I chose it for myself, I'm only giving it 3.5 stars. I really loved the beginning... but it wasn't to my taste like actually plot-wise by the end.

The first half of this I appreciate the intent of it. I'm trying so hard not to be a hater. I just don't care. I just don't care about this book.

other people call this unsatisfying and like nothing happens, but because of the form of it, I was obsessed with it where a man is writing a novel and his best friend is annotating the entire thing as we're reading it.

there's books like Security, which is told via the footage from security cameras, and it's told in like a split style. I was obsessed with the writing of this, not even so much the plot.

I haven't updated you on the wall even though I'm only 80 pages from the end because I just keep thinking about dnfing it. And my final rating for this is going to be a three.

This is the most boring book I've read this entire year. And it's my favorite book I've read this entire year... I loved this. I loved everything about this.

I did enjoy it... I'm giving this a four. I was going to give it a three, but I really appreciated the last three and how they tied everything together.

I'm giving that five stars. Oh my god, I loved it. I loved every bit of this book.

we ride upon sticks is a weird premise. These girls get magic, but not every magical witch book would be for purple readers, but this is especially for a purple reader, I feel, because it's told as a collective we.