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i had a question and was just wondering what my fellow readers thought!!
what makes a book a 5⭐️?
do you get a feeling? is it the writing style, plot & characters? if you liked one aspect but hated another is it still a 5⭐️? what are your thoughts? 🩷 for me, i think i just get a feeling of constantly wanting to read it and not getting tired of the book!
— Mar 11, 2026 02:34PM
what makes a book a 5⭐️?
do you get a feeling? is it the writing style, plot & characters? if you liked one aspect but hated another is it still a 5⭐️? what are your thoughts? 🩷 for me, i think i just get a feeling of constantly wanting to read it and not getting tired of the book!
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Mar 11, 2026 02:45PM
it’s a mix of all of that for me! but if i dislike something and it has an overall effect, it’s not a 5 stat read personally
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Pretty much the same and I have to think about the book after I read it
its pretty much the plot for me!!I usually start books with a 3 stars in mind and as I read the book it changes time to time!!!
Same as everyone else, it’s usually a blend of all of those factors but I do favor characters and plot on whether a book gets 5 stars.
if i think about the book for like a week and it just lingers and consumes my thoughts in a good way then it gets a five
When I can’t stop thinking about the book after I read it and beg my friends to read it until they are super annoyed
tbh if it's like a romance book and if it makes me cry and if I'm attached to the guy like he's a real person then it automatically gets 5 stars
if i rlly rlly connect and relate with a character its an automatic stars
the plot twists, the pace, the character developments and the views. For example the silent patient had me staring at the wall for 10 mins after finishing it
