The Procrastinators Book Club discussion

are there any book/s that seems to be disliked by the majority but you love it anyway?

The Doom books are fun, weird sci-fi with a great tone and fun narration even if they're terrible adaptations of the games

I think the only one that I was surprised to learn that someone hated that I loved was Throne of Glass

It's kinda hard to think of any other answers because I don't tend to read books that everyone hated. I did read 'In a Dark, Dark Wood' by Ruth Ware, and really enjoyed it. I understand why a lot of people didn't like it to a certain degree because it was marketed like a horror thriller when it really, really isn't, but a lot of people reviewing it also criticized things which, to me, were really obscure?

I actually liked it (not loved) and I enjoyed the character growth.

was another I liked (again, not loved) that everyone hated because it revealed things about Atticus Finch that they all ignored To Kill A Mockingbird.

Once I got past the precocious artsy fartsy people doing precocious artsy fartsy things and into the multiverse portions, it got really good. The beginning is rough though.

It somehow has a 3.45 rating and I just—how? It's so cute. Except for a completely out of character outburst by Carlos to add unneeded drama, this is an almost perfect romance book IMO.

Camden wrote: ""We know it was you" by Maggie Thrash. I loved the book but when I checked other reviews I was met with a lot of negativity."

that's unfortunate :'( have you finished it now? how is it?

Adriana wrote: "OH MY GOODNESS TOO MANY:

-All the Bright Places by Jennifer Niven (destroyed me, and being a person who has been to those dark places that Finch goes, I thought it was excellently portrayed)
-We ..."

hahahaha I guess that's why we're all here XD

I loved We Were Liars though!! one of my favorite books

Pilgrim at Tinker Creek. No body else in the class liked it but I enjoyed it. It an be a touch read though because its written in "stream of conciseness".