B ’s Comments (group member since Feb 10, 2021)

B ’s comments from the The one who reads several books group.

Aja wrote: "So, I only do YA and sometimes middle grade books, but I like fantasy, paranormal, romance, mystery, {some} sci-fi and dystopian."

The audiobook for The Cruel Prince is really well done! The Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone series are also really well narrated. I liked the narration for Six of Crows too, but it’s narrated by 2 different people, so you may not be comfortable with that. Hope this helps!

Aja wrote: "Ooo this is great! I just downloaded my library's ebook/audiobook app.
I want to try to get back into listening to audio books. Any recs?"

What kind of books do you like reading Aja?

Do you have a book blog, a bookstagram or a booktube channel? Feel free to share them here!

I’d recommend the Andy Serkis version of The Hobbit, or There and Back Again. It’s so well done and feels just like a movie!

All readers might not be comfortable with audiobooks, but it’s an extremely convenient way of reading (specially considering we all read several books). This is for tips to get into audiobooks. Comment below if you have any tips!

This thread is for audiobook recommendations!

Naomi wrote: "Bhavya wrote: "Naomi wrote: "I can't listen to audio books in my native languages because I zone out immediately and begin daydreaming about something (I do this in college lectures too, it's a hug..."

Glad I could help! That’s the reason I made this thread. :)

Aja wrote: "Bhavya wrote: "Aja wrote: "Can ya'll see it?"

Yes, now it’s come.
Also I was going to put the same one! But it didn’t work. Thanks Aja. :)"

No problem! :)"

:)

Aja wrote: "Can ya'll see it?"

Yes, now it’s come.
Also I was going to put the same one! But it didn’t work. Thanks Aja. :)

Aja wrote: "Two things.
1) I'm on my computer and can see it :)
2) This is perfect!"

Aja can you put one for today now, I tried it but mine is saying image error so I deleted it.

Aja wrote: "Two things.
1) I'm on my computer and can see it :)
2) This is perfect!"

Thank you!

Rushali wrote: "Bhavya wrote: ""

I agree with this whole heartedly and next time when my brother will try to demotivate me from reading and say it's useless and boring , I will just throw this quote at him......lol."

Yes!

Rushali wrote: "Bhavya wrote: "I’d also say to try audiobooks, they help me a lot."

I have never tried audiobooks....I should someday but idk I feel like reading improves my English and vocab and I am not sure if..."

Yes, audiobooks do get difficult to manage sometimes! I mainly listen to fantasy through audiobooks

Naomi wrote: "I can't listen to audio books in my native languages because I zone out immediately and begin daydreaming about something (I do this in college lectures too, it's a huge problem). But when I listen..."

Maybe you could try playing the audio and having the copy with you at the same time. That way you could focus more!

Rushali wrote: "Bhavya wrote: "Rushali wrote: "I would really love to give some tips on this but fortunately I am yet to experience reading slump. But still, I can state some points which I am sure are common:-

1..."

Thank you Rushali! :)

Caitlyn, Daughter of Hades wrote: "Hey everyone! I’m Caitlyn"

Welcome Caitlyn! Thanks for joining. :)

Aja wrote: "I'm planning on doing 60 books. How am I gonna do it? Read. That's all I got."

Good luck on finishing Aja!

꧁☁ᴄʟᴏᴜᴅʏᴀɴᴅʙᴏᴏᴋꜱ☁꧂ ~ʀᴇᴀᴅ ᴍʏ ɴᴇᴡ ʙɪᴏ~ wrote: "my 2021 goal is 50 books"

Happy reading Cloudy!

John wrote: "Bhavya wrote: "John wrote: "Charlotte wrote: "John wrote: "I don't always write long reviews, and often a book falls in a "good, but not great" range where honestly there's not a lot to say beyond ..."

Yes! That happens a lot of times, so I guess summarising the plot(without spoilers) works sometimes!

I’d also say to try audiobooks, they help me a lot.