Do you judge people who read fluffy pulpy thrillers (think Frieda McFadden etc) be honest!

[Shaikh]

I guess I am someone who likes ferida mc fadden a lot but also has read not so fluffy pulpy thriller, which I like so yeah I don't judge

[Shaikh]

I guess I am someone who likes ferida mc fadden a lot but also has read not so fluffy pulpy thriller, which I like so yeah I don't judge

[sarah]

I’m about to read my first Frida McFadden THE PERFECT SON and I’ll give my review soon.

[noemi]

i couldn’t care any less :) i’m just happy people find joy and/or pleasure in what they read!

[Wanetta]

No! And I adore Frieda lol. I could read her books as a job of that was possible lol.

[Aved]

Pisces51 wrote: "There are many charming members in this club I would say. Thank those who responded but it did not appear to me that my question was written in a manner that was clearly understood. Splatterpunk/ E..." I believe R was answering the original question :) To your comment, I think it would depend on the setting. If it's a niche genre, it might get more appreciation in communities that might understand it more, as opposed to work settings or casual conversations! If it's a close friend, they would not be as quick to judge as an acquaintance. Personally, if it is a well written book, I think all books can add value, so I would not think to put down people who read "extreme horror".

[Judith Speed]

Not up to me to criticise anyone else’s reading choice, any more than it’s anyone else’s business to criticise me for enjoying soap operas.