Leaving This Book Behind…
We listen and we don’t judge …..
Look, I love a good smut book but THIS was just not my cup of tea all around. I pushed through and finished it because I really didn’t want to dnf.
I bought it not really knowing how popular it was or what it was really about; the synopsis didn’t sound like the actual book at all so I guess I was honeypotted.
The amount of jaw dropping moments that were in this book was insane. I was clutching my pearls like no other, and hated every minute of it.
⭐️ Rating: 2/10
•What are your thoughts?
•What’s one book you are leaving in 2024?
***Like I said, we listen but don’t judge, if you love this book I love you for it, just my personal opinions and no hate intended 😊*
As we look towards a new year, many bookworms start reflecting on the stories that didn't resonate with them. Leaving a book behind isn't a failure; it's a personal choice based on what aligns with our tastes. In this case, the book mentioned, which had significant hype, led to disappointment due to its disconnect between the synopsis and the actual plot. When a book's premise promises excitement but delivers frustration, readers may find themselves questioning their choices, leading to feelings of being ‘honeypotted.’ In 2024, consider the books you want to leave behind and the new stories waiting to be discovered. Your next read could be a transformative experience, or a fun escape. Share your thoughts and relate to others through platforms like #booktok and #bookclub, where readers can openly discuss their experiences. Are there genres or authors you're eager to delve into this coming year? Let's embrace the literary journey together, acknowledging both hits and misses as part of our evolving preferences in literature.
I read Popisho earlier this year and HATED it. Maybe it just wasn’t right for me but i rated it one star. It was all over the place and when their “pum pums” started falling off 😭 crazy.