Welcome to another TTT! This week’s topic is: Books I Had VERY Strong Emotions (although I’ve changed this word to feelings for my post) About. These can be any emotions at all–good or bad! I’ve chosen one singular word to describe the emotion I felt about each book, so no worries about further elaboration on my part! Spoiler free zone here! All of these books with either 5-star or 1-star/DNF reads for me, and the feeling I featured doesn’t necessarily reflect the star rating. Have fun guessing which books go which ratings from me!
The Paradise Problem by Christina Lauren: Disappointed
The Christmas Dress by Courtney Cole: Comforted
Dead Silence by S.A. Barnes: Sickened
Fourth Wing by Rebecca Yarros: Heartbroken (IYKYK)
The Only One Left by Riley Sager: Unsettled
In the Weeds by B.K. Borrison: Enchanted
The Last Bookshop In London by Madeline Martin: Humbled
The Diamond Eye by Kate Quinn: Inspired
The Rule Book by Sarah Adams: Mad
Christmas at Frozen Falls by Kiley Dunbar: Delighted
What books have brought out strong feelings in you?
Can you guess which books got 5 stars and which ones got 1/0 from me?
I love your format of this post. :) Definitely fun to wonder what you think of a book based on one word. Thanks again for putting these all together.
Ooh nice! You even got the emotions down to one word! I jabbered for a bit about how I felt! Usually some form of elation! Lol.
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Oh I like this little game you devised here with the ratings and one word feelings let me see…
I think The Diamond Eye, Christmas at Frozen Falls, In The Weeds, Fourth Wing and The Christmas Dress are 5-Star
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The Paradise Problem, The Rule Book, & The Only One Left are DNFs/1-star. As for the rest I won’t even venture a guess it’s too hard!
You guessed correctly on all the books you mentioned! Good job!
I love that you’ve given us the feeling without spoling the plot of any of these books. It’s left me intrigues.
*I love that you’ve given us the feeling without spoiling the plot of any of these books. It’s left me intrigued.