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200 words What is your most controversial book opinion? 251 words What books you love that you were shocked others didn’t? 199 words Do horror books scare you? 123 words Wheel of time vs stormlight 133 words Is reading your favorite hobby? Why or why not? Why do you enjoy reading? 134 words What are the worst books you’ve ever read? 148 words What has happened to Classic Lit in my school district? 125 words Is reading unproductive? I would like to know your opinion 175 words Reading with ADHD 125 words Do overly unique character names bother anybody else? 117 words Posts from men expressing surprise and delight that they enjoyed a “women’s book” are not heartwarming posts… they are disturbing. 155 words I don’t get the fuss about The Great Gatsby 188 words I've been reading Brandon Sanderson's Stormlight Archives and I'm thoroughly underwhelmed 133 words Do audiobooks count as reading? / Do audiobooks count as books? 151 words What is that book that no matter how popular and how many times you try to read it, you just can't? 130 words Please don't say "that book has an amazing plot twist!" 143 words Anti-intellectualism and r/books 136 words Reading books is the life raft that keeps me afloat in a sea of depression. To put it less theatrically: I’m going through a lot, books have made it infinitely better. 151 words What Books did You Start or Finish Reading this Week?: March 29, 2021 174 words George RR Martin signs five-year, eight-figure deal for more HBO projects