Something about a book you either really liked or really disliked?

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Here's something about a book I really liked: The Night Circus by Erin Morgenstern. The enchanting prose and the vivid imagery in the story create an almost tangible magical world. The mysterious and whimsical nature of the circus, combined with the deep connections between the characters, made it a truly captivating read for me.

As for a book I didn't particularly enjoy: Wuthering Heights by Emily Brontë. While it's considered a classic, the intense and often toxic relationships between the characters made it a tough read for me. The overall atmosphere of gloom and despair overshadowed the story's beauty.

[Penny]

The Girl Who, I really liked the writing style and I liked how the characters actually acted their ages, bc you know how it is when adult authors try to write how they think how teens talk and act💀 but this book was great and did it perfectly (even tho they were like 18/19).
Book that i didn’t like: DIVERGENT 💀. EVERYTHING. The characters, the hunger-games-like plot, the bad character development, the romance…..it was like fan fic gone wrong I’m sorry 😭

[Mackenzie]

The silent patient is one of my top books. I loved the plot twist it was so gripping and mind boggling and I couldn’t put the book down it will forever live as one of my top favorites.

My least favorite books is Kidnapped by Lesli Kalli it’s the only book that I’ve ever had to DNF. Although it was a memoir, it was a collection of journal entries of a young adult who got kidnapped and was kept as a prisoner of war. It started off so interesting but it soon became incredibly hard to follow and jumped all over the place