There's no learning, you just read and it depends on the book : if you like the story, you'll automatically continue to read it. If not, then your brain won't, even if you force it.
When I read An Ember in the Ashes (I read it on audio) i remember being very intrigued by the first book (rated it 5⭐️), but as the series went on I lost interest. BUT hearing you talk ab it now made me miss the characters... isn't that peculiar??? Also, LOOOOOVE THE ARC OF A SCYTHE😍😍
@@jemima245 i totally get that! that has happened to me with a bunch of different series before. i’m going to be honest though the fourth and final book was sooooo good that maybe you need to give it another shot lol. 😆
@@melslittlebooknook omg yay! lemme know when you finish it!! i personally haven’t read The Remnant Chronicles yet so I don’t think you need to read them before Dance of Thieves. There may be some easter eggs from the series in Dance of Thieves, but I wasn’t really feeling like I was missing anything. 😊👍🏻
Found your channel & subbed! I love how your shelves are organized, everything looks so great! 😊💙 Happy Memorial Day Weekend! ❤🤍💙 I have a personally interesting question for you. Which popular genres do you really enjoy reading the most?
this is such a cute video! everything is so pretty. the idea of putting your bookmarks into the snoopy thingy is adorable. <3 i organise my books by genre and authors as well! :)
i haven’t read bride yet but i do know it has “omegaverse” elements, which is used a lot in fanfiction and BL webtoons. it’s is own lore but some details change from author to author.
omg thank you for this comment that is actually super helpful! 😊i had heard of the omega verse but i guess i didn’t know how much influence it had over the book.
