What Are You Reading?

[Alison by Slowdive 26,150]

i am so excited to read red comet by heather clark, the biography on sylvia plath  

[rightofjupiter 16,644]

23 minutes ago, Alison by Slowdive said:

i am so excited to read red comet by heather clark, the new biography on sylvia plath  

i didn’t love it and put it down after 100 pages but maybe I should try again…I just wanted it to be better. Also tbh don’t need the close readings of plath’s childhood poems. 

[Alison by Slowdive 26,150]

1 minute ago, rightofjupiter said:

i didn’t love it and put it down after 100 pages but maybe I should try again…I just wanted it to be better. Also tbh don’t need the close readings of plath’s childhood poems. 

omg!!! i hate desperately wanting to love a book yet here i am

[RomanCrystal 591]

Barely anything read nearly every mxm reader on the internet

[house of balloons 12,793]

I’m currently halfway through Normal People and the hype is kind of not worth it. I do love Marianne though, she’s one of the very few YA protagonists that I genuinely connected with. The guy can choke, I can’t even remember his name. 

[PatentLeatherDoOver 25,783]

After weeks of searching for an immersive high fantasy book, I caved and just started Priory of the Orange Tree. 
 

fingers crossed that I’ll like it!

[godsmonster 14,232]

i just finished A Ballad Of Songbirds and Snakes and now i’m in my feels

The Hunger Games (books and movies) played a MASSIVE role when i was a teenager, with the movies coming out when i was in high school. it’s a series i hold near and dear to my heart, and i’m so sad to see it finally over. 

[DCooper 37,004]

I just finished A Little Life, I am distraught 

[COCC 29,554]

4 minutes ago, DCooper said:

I just finished A Little Life, I am distraught 

Can you recommend it? I hate the cover so much that I never bothered to read the back cover 

 

Rn I‘m reading „Vanishing New York- How a great city lost its soul“. Basically a big warning against hyper-gentrification.

[DCooper 37,004]

6 minutes ago, COCC said:

Can you recommend it? I hate the cover so much that I never bothered to read the back cover 

 

Rn I‘m reading „Vanishing New York- How a great city lost its soul“. Basically a big warning against hyper-gentrification.

 

Haha I know the cover threw me off for a while but I got over it eventually. I would recommended only to certain people. I thought it was incredible but it depends on what kind of books you tend to read, it is extremely upsetting and devastating. So if you read a lot and are fine with super heavy subject matter, then yes I definitely recommend but proceed with caution because it is definitely very sad and disturbing.

 

Vanishing New York looks interesting!

 

 

[rightofjupiter 16,644]

just started glory by noviolet bulawayo and so far SO good

[COCC 29,554]

5 minutes ago, DCooper said:

Haha I know the cover threw me off for a while but I got over it eventually. I would recommended only to certain people. I thought it was incredible but it depends on what kind of books you tend to read, it is extremely upsetting and devastating. So if you read a lot and are fine with super heavy subject matter, then yes I definitely recommend but proceed with caution because it is definitely very sad and disturbing.

I will put it on my list! I read so many books last year that destroyed me. Song of Achilles. Flowers for Algernon. Alle, außer mir (I think this one hasn‘t been translated yet), The Story of the Lost Child. I think I can take one more 

[bluechemtrails 26,862]

The only novel I've been reading for many years is The Count of Monte Cristo. I'm stuck somewhere in the middle and really only read when I'm sitting in the waiting room at the doctor's or something.

[COCC 29,554]

15 minutes ago, bluechemtrails said:

The only novel I've been reading for many years is The Count of Monte Cristo. I'm stuck somewhere in the middle and really only read when I'm sitting in the waiting room at the doctor's or something.

Can you even remember the storyline every time you start reading again? 

[bluechemtrails 26,862]

40 minutes ago, COCC said:

Can you even remember the storyline every time you start reading again? 

my biggest problem is to remember the characters and what was in their mind in the last weeks or months  it's so demotivating, but I can't start reading another book before I've finished this 1500 page opus

[house of balloons 12,793]

my year of rest and relaxation is notes from underground for hot skinny gorls 

[Alison by Slowdive 26,150]

William Carlos Williams is hitting

[DeadSeaOfMercury 23,012]

Just Finished,

A romance with cocaine by m. Ageyev…

 

Very good book that makes you think & reflect on decisions and their consequences, Can’t really sum it up here.

Just read it!

[American Whore 51,488]

I really wanna get more into mysteries/thrillers so I'm going to get the You books today and I wanna read through the Millinium series (Girl With The Dragon Tattoo)

 

i've been really into fantasy lately and finished the first three Wheel of Time books and the first Outlander book but haven't dove back into those judy yet. i needed something different for a while so i've been taking a reading break. i tried to get into House of Earth & Blood by Sarah J Maas but couldn't get into it

[Cherry Blossom 21,552]

a Jimi Hendrix Biography & Twilight Eclipse