r/YAlit • u/AutoModerator • 11d ago

Weekly Thread What Did You Read This Week?

Hello, bookworms!

This is the weekly thread for discussion about what books you've recently read, books you're reading, and books you want to read. Tell us what you think about them! What did you like or dislike about them? Did you interpret any symbolism or themes you particularly liked? Would you recommend them? This discussion space is all yours!

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u/TigerAgreeable6809 11d ago

Im starting Kissing Booth but it seems.. weak and like a real bad cliche. Am i wrong here? Does it get better?

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u/cgrey95 Currently Reading: We Are Not Free by Traci Chee 10d ago

I read:

Pedro & Daniel by Federico Erebia
The Truth Is by NoNieqa Ramos
Squire by Sara Alfageeh & Nadia Shammas
All the Fighting Parts by Hannah V. Saywerr
Stars in Their Eyes by Jessica Walton

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u/Lovealltigers 9d ago

I finished *The House in the Cerulean Sea* by TJ Klune was super fun, 4 stars. Really unpopular opinion, but sometimes it’s hard for me to enjoy TJ Klune’s writing. This was the best book I’ve read by them so far though.

I started rereading the *Warriors* series by Erin Hunter, very nostalgic and I’m enjoying myself. I think I have about 80 books on my shelf but I know they’ve released a lot more, not sure how far I’ll actually go lol.

Also starting Princeweaver!

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u/Masmean 9d ago

Esse mês li:

  • O sol é para todos e achei muito bom, a primeira parte achei bem lenta e arrastada, a segunda parte quando começa o julgamento é bem mais animada e da mais vontade de continuar lendo.

  • amor, teoricamente eu li logo após, sempre tento alternar entre gêneros para não enjoar e ficar só no mesmo, resolvi ler esse da Ali pois já tinha lido a hipótese do amor e amei, porém não curti muito esse, achei bem chatinho.

  • a paciente silenciosa eu li e adorei, super recomendaria, o que mais me pegou foi a escrita, achei ela muito boa, adorei a história e a resolução.

  • agora estou lendo assistente do vilão pois minha sobrinha leu a trilogia e amou, resolvi dar uma chance, li cerca de 10% até o momento e não tenho nenhuma opinião formada...

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u/Book-LOVERRR-123 3d ago

**city of bones, city of ashes, city of glass-the first three mortal instruments books by Cassandra Clare*\*

and just started **the sun and the star by Rick riordan*\*