Since my last check in, I started and finished Yellowface by RF Kuang. Read it in one day; the narrator was so insufferable I just had to know what would happen to her lmao.
Almost done with Lesser Known Monsters of the 21st Century by Kim Fu. I like reading short stories before bed because there's less chance of me staying up all night trying to finish a book haha. I like it so far, some stories more than others, but overall they're pretty solid.
Also around halfway through None of This is True by Lisa Jewell. It's stressing me out a bit, not sure in a good or bad way lol. Pretty decent so far and keeps me on my toes.
Well-written characters. It can have the most boring plot in the world, but if the characters (and interactions between characters) are well-writen, I'm down.
Since my last check in, I started and finished Yellowface by RF Kuang. Read it in one day; the narrator was so insufferable I just had to know what would happen to her lmao.
Almost done with Lesser Known Monsters of the 21st Century by Kim Fu. I like reading short stories before bed because there's less chance of me staying up all night trying to finish a book haha. I like it so far, some stories more than others, but overall they're pretty solid.
Also around halfway through None of This is True by Lisa Jewell. It's stressing me out a bit, not sure in a good or bad way lol. Pretty decent so far and keeps me on my toes.
Build Your House Around My Body by Violet Kupersmith.
About halfway through and I still have no idea what I'm reading -- all I know is I'm really enjoying it so far.
Well-written characters. It can have the most boring plot in the world, but if the characters (and interactions between characters) are well-writen, I'm down.
Oh, he's the original writer one of my favorite anime of all time (Another)! I'll def check it out, thank you for the recommendation!
I haven't! It looks interesting, will definitely check it out. Thanks for the recommendation!
Remote island (or any isolated places) murder mysteries.
Agatha Christie's And Then There Were None is my #1 most reread book, haha.