Books I’m too scared to pick up thanks to booktok
I haven’t read any of these books yet, but I’ve seen so many negative reviews and comments. I don’t think that will stop me from reading them in the future, but they’re definitely not on my TBR right now. #lemon8bookclub
BookTok has revolutionized the book community, but not all recommendations come without a warning. Many readers have found themselves hesitant to pick up certain popular titles after seeing a flood of negative reviews on social media platforms. Among the most mentioned are Colleen Hoover’s works, where criticism often highlights perceived issues with writing quality and thematic depth. For instance, "It Ends With Us" has received mixed reactions, with some praising its emotional storytelling while others are put off by its content. Likewise, books like "Icebreaker" by Hannah Grace have caused disappointment due to unmet expectations that were inflated by viral trends. Readers are left wondering whether these books deserve a spot on their TBR lists or if they should heed the advice of fellow readers online. In addition to these, titles like "A Court of Silver Flames" by Sarah J. Maas are often scrutinized for pacing and character development, prompting discussions about whether high-profile books are sometimes overhyped. Ultimately, while BookTok can guide us, it can also create apprehension, leaving readers torn between curiosity and caution. Are there hidden gems among the negative feedback? Will the negative attention push us to miss out on potentially great reads? This article aims to encourage readers to think critically and make informed decisions about their reading choices.
The sons balls thing is from Ugly Love, it ends with us, was on of my favs actually although she’s a controversial author