CrazyCatLady108

Please post 'Should I read X book''What do I need to know before I read X' questions, in our Weekly Recommendation Thread.

Previously posted:https://www.reddit.com/r/books/comments/17xqdtf/what_is_a_book_you_thought_youd_hate_but_ended_up/

Hi! Please make the effort to answer your own questions with enough detail to get a discussion going and to give something to other users to respond to. Let us know if you have edited your post.

Hi! Please make the effort to answer your own questions with enough detail to get a discussion going and to give something to other users to respond to. Let us know if you have edited your post.

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i have a 'read next' list. which is no more than 10 books that are loaded on my tablet and ready to be read at a moment's notice.

i have a general TBR list which is a bit over 600, which i check when my 'read next' list needs to be refilled.

and i also have a subsection in the TBR list 'complete' for series that are done and i don't have to wait for sequels to.

Please post 'Should I keep reading' questions, in our Weekly Recommendation Thread.

you can try it now here, i'll let you know if it works or if you need to fix something.

new reddit has the option to do it for you, but it might be more difficult to find and use it as it requires you highlight the text and then hit the spoiler button.

MoonReader+ for my digital reads. so many features! so many display options!

SmartAudiobookplayer for my digital listens. speeds up playback without having the narrators sound like chipmunks.

Place >! !< around the text you wish to hide. You will need to do this for each new paragraph. Like this:

>!The Wolf ate Grandma!<

Click to reveal spoiler.

!The Wolf ate Grandma!<

Apologies, but your post does not contain enough for people to engage in conversation. Do you have something else to say about the book that you could edit into the text? Let me know if you edit it and I will reinstate your post.

Or, if you would prefer to share quick/brief reactions to a book you are currently reading or recently finished, you can comment in our weekly What We're Reading thread, accessible from our header atop the sub. Your book may even appear in the sub banner! Thank you.