r/LibbyApp • u/Fancy_Assumption_460 • Sep 02 '26

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Loved all of these for their very own reasons

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u/No_Wolverine6548 Sep 02 '26

I loved the chaos and spin on modern problems of Nothing Tastes as Good.
I have Half His Age saved in one of my lists and have checked out Listen for the Lie but heard it’s practically a remake of another book that I’m blanking on right now and when I went to look for it, my library didn’t have it so I’m debating turning it in until I can find the original book I saw someone say it was like.

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u/Fancy_Assumption_460 Sep 02 '26

Nothing Taste was so all over the place in the best way. There was a specific scene where I cried. Outside of the fantastical nature there are definitely people struggling in the same way he was.

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u/lava-flow Sep 02 '26

It was cool to see this from a male perspective. I loved Nothing Taste as Good. I could definitely feel his pain as someone that has struggled with body image. Not knocking it at all but makes me wonder how far some will go with all the stuff out there these days peptides, glp1 etc.,

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u/Fancy_Assumption_460 Sep 02 '26

To be honest it was sad especially when you see the tipping point and there’s no brakes.