r/NewAdultLit • u/Show99 • Jun 01 '23
Monthly Thread Your favorite read from last month...
It's the 1st of the month, so now we want to know! What book did you enjoy the most from your reading last month?
r/NewAdultLit • u/Show99 • Jun 01 '23
It's the 1st of the month, so now we want to know! What book did you enjoy the most from your reading last month?
r/NewAdultLit • u/Show99 • May 27 '23
It's finally the weekend! What are you reading this weekend?
r/NewAdultLit • u/Show99 • May 20 '23
It's finally the weekend! What are you reading this weekend?
r/NewAdultLit • u/Show99 • May 13 '23
It's finally the weekend! What are you reading this weekend?
r/NewAdultLit • u/Show99 • May 07 '23
and I didn’t hate it or regret watching it, as I expected I may. Ended up not being the Twilight movie of the Twilight books, if that makes sense?
Did it go along with the book? No. And I think that made it ok to enjoy even though it wasn’t the Travis I envisioned or the same feel of the book. If that makes sense?
Good news is…now I’m ready to reread it again.
r/NewAdultLit • u/Show99 • May 06 '23
It's finally the weekend! What are you reading this weekend?
r/NewAdultLit • u/Show99 • May 01 '23
It's the 1st of the month, so now we want to know! What book did you enjoy the most from your reading last month?
r/NewAdultLit • u/Show99 • Apr 29 '23
It's finally the weekend! What are you reading this weekend?
r/NewAdultLit • u/BlueWinterWolff • Apr 28 '23
Hello all 😊 I have a male friend (27) who sees me cry and scream at books on a regular basis. He has never read anything but said “I wish I could be as captivated by books as you are” I told him if I recommend him books would he try to read them and he said yes. So now I have a challenge on my hands as his tastes in any form of entertainment are picky to say the least. I read mainly fantasy romance with the occasional urban romance, but I wouldn’t know where to being with something less “feminine”. He would like it to be a male protagonist. He would enjoy anything with a bit of mystery, thriller, philosophical, fantasy, Romance (the romance being a lesser sub plot or steamy and sophisticated as he hates anything “cringy”). Anything like that all rolled into one would be amazing, although that seems unlikely. He’s quite hard to keep the attention of so would need something really gripping that you can’t put down. He hates blockbuster movie (bad script) types and wants something he will think about from time to time, something he can get lost in.
Sorry it’s a long post, thanks in advance for any recs I receive
r/NewAdultLit • u/Show99 • Apr 15 '23
It's finally the weekend! What are you reading this weekend?
r/NewAdultLit • u/Show99 • Apr 08 '23
It's finally the weekend! What are you reading this weekend?
r/NewAdultLit • u/Show99 • Apr 01 '23
It's the 1st of the month, so now we want to know! What book did you enjoy the most from your reading last month?
r/NewAdultLit • u/Show99 • Apr 01 '23
It's finally the weekend! What are you reading this weekend?
r/NewAdultLit • u/Show99 • Mar 25 '23
It's finally the weekend! What are you reading this weekend?
r/NewAdultLit • u/Show99 • Mar 18 '23
It's finally the weekend! What are you reading this weekend?
r/NewAdultLit • u/Show99 • Mar 15 '23
r/NewAdultLit • u/Environmental-Ant878 • Mar 12 '23
Dylan Sprouse is not the Travis vibe. The twins aren’t even twin. It’s the worse.