What Are You Reading?

[cheaptrailertrashglm]

i'm on the second book in the ACOTAR series

[Rorman Nockwell]

This book is funny af; highly recommended

Apparently they are making a movie

If you have ever worked in retail, you'll relate

Would also make a good Christmas present for an Ikea fan cos it's based on an Ikea knock-off

[The Sun Also Rises]

On 11/10/2024 at 3:34 AM, cheaptrailertrashglm said:

i'm on the second book in the ACOTAR series

 

I've been in my romantasy era lately 

 

I can't lie, the writing is kind of terrible (especially for the first book of ACOTAR). But it's also SO addictive and i can't stop. I finished the whole ACOTAR series, then Fourth Wing, Dance of Thieves, and now I'm starting on a few other series too 

 

Usually I read classics, but this genre are so easy to read, light, and entertaining, it really makes me feel better about life 

[venice biotch]

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[Cult Leader]

Rn I'm reading Cosmos, Neuromancer and The Tuesday Night Club. There's more in the "currently reading" pile but I'm not in the mood for them right now

[cheaptrailertrashglm]

"most wonderful". i can't think of the author at the top of my head.

it's the best christmas book i've read so far this season, and it's super gay.

[jaesana]

I am in desperate need of books to read. I don’t even know where to start. I admittedly hardly ever read. I read Jane Eyre and the Color People last year. So I guess I like female protagonists?

[cheaptrailertrashglm]

1 hour ago, jaesana said:

I am in desperate need of books to read. I don’t even know where to start. I admittedly hardly ever read. I read Jane Eyre and the Color People last year. So I guess I like female protagonists?

try "the nightingale" by kristan hannah (i don't think i spelled any of that right but i'm too tired to think)

 

currently reading the last book in the ACOTAR series

[HeadlessAlligators]

Needful Things by Stephen King

[Gabo]

Blood Meridian

[HeadlessAlligators]

In Cold Blood by Truman Capote ?

It's really good 

[rightofjupiter]

54 minutes ago, HeadlessAlligators said:

In Cold Blood by Truman Capote ?

It's really good 

 

SO fucking good, love that book so much

[Cult Leader]

Reading Tales from the Gas Station vol 1 and I'm liking it a lot so far. I'm 50% in

[less]

Shirley Jackson's The Bird's Nest, a novel released in 1954 talking about Dissociative Identity Disorder... I couldn't believe it. Amazing book that I like better than We have always lived in the castle.

[idntwannaknowimwrng]

On 4/4/2025 at 2:01 PM, less said:

Shirley Jackson's The Bird's Nest, a novel released in 1954 talking about Dissociative Identity Disorder... I couldn't believe it. Amazing book that I like better than We have always lived in the castle.

I really loved this novel from her! It was the third (my first two being Castle & The Haunting of Hill House). I was diagnosed with DID a few years before I began reading her books, and The Bird's Nest was one I was anxious about but ended up absolutely loving. She writes it so well! I love the ambience of dread she creates in her works, and all the little ways she makes it different for each part of Elizabeth. The ending had me chilled for weeks after!

[cheaptrailertrashglm]

i just finished "the god of the woods" and it was AMAZING

i'm currently reading "wild dark shore" and it's horrifying