Thank you Oceana for making this video. It’s so important to let people know about the content in these books. Also thanks for mentioning my video about Part of Your World sis, definitely the words they use to explain things red flag 🚩 😭
Thank you! I’ve wanted to read Emily Henry because so many of the book tubers I watch love her but none of them mention about spice or content. It would also be so helpful if everyone added that info to their reviews especially if a book is not in the romance genre.
Thank you for sharing your thoughts and opinions on this, and standing by your convictions. I’ve really struggled with this lately, but I’ve started doing more research before starting a book. This really is so helpful.
I’ve read almost all of these books so I’ll leave some of my thoughts here: --- Emily Henry- I’ve read all but two of her romance books and I just genuinely don’t like her writing for some reason so I haven’t liked a single one of them. I’d say Book Lovers is probably her spiciest and my least favorite. Wouldn’t recommend any of them, though. Abby Jimenez- I HATED Life’s Too Short, liked Part Of Your World, really liked Yours Truly, and LOVED Just For The Summer. I’d say Just For The Summer is her “cleanest” book. There are bedroom scenes but they’re not really detailed and the language is much lighter than her earlier books (which I won’t read because she seems to have improved a lot since then lol). Sarah J Maas- I’ve read The Assassin’s Blade and Throne of Glass and started ACOTAR. I liked TAB but was bored out of my mind with TOG. I only put ACOTAR down because I wasn’t in the mood for it at the time but I’ve since decided I don’t want to pick it up even in the future because of how smutty the rest of the books in the series are known to be. P.S. when you were talking about the plot and said “fairy jail”… I died laughing 🤣 Lynn Painter- I’ve read all but one of her books. I’ve liked all of her young adult books (although, I don’t think they should be considered YA. The language is HEAVY) but her adult romances, every single one of them, I really like the first half, the characters, the writing, then they finally get together and… it’s all just constant sex after that. Ugh. Authors I’ll never read: I’m relatively tolerable to content - although I’m becoming less tolerable to it 😅 - but I will never read Ali Hazelwood, Elsie Silver, Lucy Score, Tessa Bailey, Elle Kennedy, or Lauren Asher (well, that last one’s not actually true because I have read one of her books but… NEVER AGAIN. I’m scarred 🫣). I’ve flipped through a few of all of their books and I wish I could wipe my memory of the things I’ve come across every single time 🤮 Such a helpful video, though. Thanks, Oceana! 🩷
I try to keep in mind that just because it’s a popular author and the cover looks good, it’s what’s on the inside (content) that counts. Just like with people. 😊
I really love that even when you love a book and you’re almost done you still stick to your convictions and put a book down if it’s too much! I found that with From Lukov with Love by Marianna Zapata, I thought I would try it because it sounded interesting… got literally 95% of the way through with little smut and the language I could get through and then suddenly there was a really intense smut scene and I was so irritated because I was 95% through but I just couldn’t finish it! I really love that you do that too! Love watching your videos because I also know I can trust your recommendations :)
I appreciate your content reviews! I look for content reviews on Goodreads too under the Questions section. It’ll usually say whether a book is clean or not. Totally agree with you on the no-buy authors!
YES!! Thank you for making this video! It can be so dang hard knowing what is safe to read! I spent most of February DNFing popular books because of either language or smut and it is sooooo exhausting!! It feels so unnecessary!
Oh gosh I'm so thankful for the heads up about Simple Wild! I don't know why I had been under the impression it was a clean read...off my TBR it goes! Appreciate all your input. :)
LOVE 👏🏼 THE 👏🏼 PASSION 👏🏼 speakkkk lol it would be wonderful for clean/closed-door readers to have more options for sure, and Idk how much of the published vulgarity is coming from the publishers bc they think that's what sells..majority of published books pretty much glorify the vulgarity (not just explicit sex scenes but the language and adultery etc)..idk lol 🫤
Great video! I don't really read romance books because I don't even really like to read anything suggestive. It's so true that everyone has their differing levels and I was very curious about Emily Henry so thanks for sharing!
I appreciate the frankness in all your videos. Helps me so much. We have similar reading preferences. I definitely want only clean romances and no profanity. Again, as you say it’s not a judgementAl thing, but personal preference and lifestyle.
Hi Oceana! I think you would like Keeper of the Lost Cities!! Very clean with good morals and more light-hearted vibes. I was skeptical at first, but now I’ve read all the books and recommend them to my friends!
Thank you so much for the heads up on these books. I picked up Beach Read because I heard it was good, but I'm going to unhaul it. There are too many good books out there.
So glad I watched this video right after watching someone else who highly recommended Emily Henry. I wasn’t sure if it was open or closed door, I’ve been trying to stick with closed door or faded romance. Thank you for the info!
Thank you SO much for making this video and sharing your honest opinions in such a kind/respectful way. I have very similar thoughts as you regarding these books/authors.
I appreciate your opinions on these books! There are some I agree and some I can get past. I’m kind of up in the air sometimes. Like I have issues with Abby Jimenez, but at the same time her stories are so powerful I have been able to continue reading through language and scenes because of that. I still hate that she includes that, but especially with Just for the Summer, I felt like the message she was trying to get across was so there for me that I can look past things that were sprinkled here and there. Whereas with other authors, like Emily Henry, I just didn’t enjoy the writing, characters, and story as much to push through those things. So I’m kind of done with trying her I think. Especially her writing drunk or high characters all the time. 🙈
I have authors that I can overlook content in too! Katherine Center being the main one! I can't do anything open door, but I can handle some amount of language. Everyone is so different though!
Beach Read: you didn't even read the last page???? 😉📚 I'm on page 220. It showed up in my LFL, so I decided to give it a chance. I'm on the DNF fence. Even the cult thing is boring me a little (prob bc I've watched several movies on the topic in the last year) Nothing too spicy yet. The drive-in scene had a funny interruption.
Im so sorry you didn’t go on with Wall of Winnipeg. Aiden is a grumpy, rude, self centered man who turns that around with Vanessa. Van is warm to everyone, except her sister (which she has every reason to hate but still just lets her be and ignores her as much as she can) because of the positive influence of Van, Aiden turns around. He is so sweet with Van and honestly becomes a man who deserves the love Van has to give. Most of Marianna Zapata’s books are in the sales world and overlap characters. If you want a hero who is logeable from the beginning try Hands Down who’s is Zach (Aiden’s roommate and one of Vanessa’s best friends) and Bianca. Zach is just a sweetie pie. I do audiobooks for all my “reading”. There is one steamy bit, more than 1/2 way through chapter 24 (book has 25 chapters and an epilogue)
I laughed through the beginning of you talking about Sarah J Maas. Fairy jail lol. I also just tried The Wall of Winnepeg and Me and TOTALLY didn't understand the hype. I finished it the scene at the end was quite graphic in my opinion so no more Naria Zappata for me 😕
About Sarah J Maas, I also don’t understand why she is so popular (I haven’t read anything by her) But, I’m pretty sure holly black was writing about fairies before her… at least I think so And, it’s not anything unique, Shakespeare did it first 😂😂
I appreciate this because I’m not familiar with all of these authors, so it helps to know who not to read. I read the whole acotar series years ago and I actually said “gross” at one of the scenes. It’s not just open door, it is GRAPHIC.
I’ve started funny story by Emily Henry and there’s some things I pass by or skip honestly but nothing worth dnfing though but I would like to hear people’s opinions
Whenever I spot a secular book that catches my interest, I try to skim through the content to scan for strong language or open spice, especially if I am not familiar with an author or publisher. My library had a copy of Book Lovers and the random page/scene I opened to made me blush, shut and shelve the book quickly. As cute as the cover and premises was, I knew it wasn't for me.
I really hate when you get invested in a book and have to DNF. Great video! Thank you for sharing , I’ve wanted to try some of these but decided not too 😅. Glad I didn’t.
I read that Thorns book by Mass and was so disgusted I wouldn’t even give it a bad review. I don’t even want my students to know I read it because it’s not something teens should read. I agree with you- smut. For some reason the way it’s marketed to kids makes it so much worse in my mind.
Thanks for the vid! Sarah J I tried and hate it cause the writing is extremely bad. I have read a lot those popular authors and I just don’t get why people are obsessed with them 😮
I have a request for your next reviewing book video, I don’t know if you do request but i would love a video on when in rome and practice makes perfect by Sara Adams. If you can’t I totally understand!👍
I have read these and they’re in some wrap ups. If you go to my channel and type in Sarah Adams in the search, you’ll see every video I’ve mentioned her books in before 🙂
My Dear Friend I have read the entire Throne of Glass series and I hope you don't feel disgusted with me 😉 In my defense I will say that I started reading this series before I discovered your wonderful RUclips channel 🥰.
Thanks for this as I like not having to spend money uneccessarily! Shame about Emily Henry though as her new book sounded good and I was interested in buying it!
Someone gifted me all of Sarah J Maas books and I still haven’t really started and this is so good to know. I have tried to read an Assassin’s Blade like 4 times and it was sooooooo DULL. Don’t get it 🤷🏽♀️
Confession time here...I read The Fourth Wing because I heard it was a good dragon fantasy story. It was as far as the dragon part, but it was too spicy for my taste. I had to skip over pages to get back to the story! I was bummed because the story was good and I would like to find out what happens next in the story, but that extra stuff. And it is so unnecessary.
I havent read Tessa Bailey ir Talia Hibbert for the same reason. If the amount of smut is mentioned before you wven get to talking about the plot, it is a no. I am bummed that elsie silver books are super smutty because people absolutely love them. I have not read any sara j maas at this point. If i read any it would be thrown of glass and skip acotar. Melissa Ferguson's book meet me in the margins is a really cute clean book abour people in the book world that you might look into as a book to try.
Yes, why do the good writers have to included so much smut 😭 but I agree, I don’t like most enemies to lovers or miscommunication books😂 I was surprised at how spicy Love on the Brain was! I thought it would be an interesting read but I really didn’t enjoy the characters anyway haha
I started the first Elsie Silver book and I couldn’t get past the second chapter… smut, smut, smutty, smut… and the derogatory terms for smut… DO NOT READ!!!!
I've tried like three times to read The Red Queen series by Victoria Aveyard but I keep falling asleep while trying to get through The Glass Sword lol Is the rest of the series worth pressing on for?😎📚
With Emily Henry it wasn’t just the open door scenes, I was partway through People You Meet on Vacation and I DNFed it because all they did was drink too much and it was just such a different lifestyle than I think is worth living. It made me not care about any of the characters. I’m just not interested in that.
She has a lot of mature content in her books, so technically she's not YA. Only her Throne of Glass series is considered YA. A Court of Thorns and Roses used to be classified YA but has now been classified as New Adult.
I'm curious about Colleen Hoover... No idea if she's clean or not, and why is she so popular YEARS after her first books were originally published? I don't like language in books as a general rule - I can deal with the "minor" words if it feels realistic to the character or situation, but when they just start having. it as part of the dialog as filler words it annoys me and I really hate that "f" word and when I'm listening an audiobook it makes me feel like my ears are burning.
I’ve never tried Colleen Hoover. The topics of her books have never interested me and most people say that the relationships are either toxic or messy and I just don’t want to read that. I don’t see myself ever trying one of her books.
@@OceanaGottaReadEmAll yeah they don’t sound like anything I would like to read. It just amazes me that she’s so popular. Especially since she published so many many books so long ago and then just recently gained this popularity.
Thank you Oceana for making this video. It’s so important to let people know about the content in these books. Also thanks for mentioning my video about Part of Your World sis, definitely the words they use to explain things red flag 🚩 😭
Thank you! I’ve wanted to read Emily Henry because so many of the book tubers I watch love her but none of them mention about spice or content. It would also be so helpful if everyone added that info to their reviews especially if a book is not in the romance genre.
Super! Thank you for videos like these. They save us from reading/buying things that are not clean and then having to dnf them mid way.
Thank you for sharing your thoughts and opinions on this, and standing by your convictions. I’ve really struggled with this lately, but I’ve started doing more research before starting a book. This really is so helpful.
I’ve read almost all of these books so I’ll leave some of my thoughts here:
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Emily Henry- I’ve read all but two of her romance books and I just genuinely don’t like her writing for some reason so I haven’t liked a single one of them. I’d say Book Lovers is probably her spiciest and my least favorite. Wouldn’t recommend any of them, though.
Abby Jimenez- I HATED Life’s Too Short, liked Part Of Your World, really liked Yours Truly, and LOVED Just For The Summer. I’d say Just For The Summer is her “cleanest” book. There are bedroom scenes but they’re not really detailed and the language is much lighter than her earlier books (which I won’t read because she seems to have improved a lot since then lol).
Sarah J Maas- I’ve read The Assassin’s Blade and Throne of Glass and started ACOTAR. I liked TAB but was bored out of my mind with TOG. I only put ACOTAR down because I wasn’t in the mood for it at the time but I’ve since decided I don’t want to pick it up even in the future because of how smutty the rest of the books in the series are known to be. P.S. when you were talking about the plot and said “fairy jail”… I died laughing 🤣
Lynn Painter- I’ve read all but one of her books. I’ve liked all of her young adult books (although, I don’t think they should be considered YA. The language is HEAVY) but her adult romances, every single one of them, I really like the first half, the characters, the writing, then they finally get together and… it’s all just constant sex after that. Ugh.
Authors I’ll never read:
I’m relatively tolerable to content - although I’m becoming less tolerable to it 😅 - but I will never read Ali Hazelwood, Elsie Silver, Lucy Score, Tessa Bailey, Elle Kennedy, or Lauren Asher (well, that last one’s not actually true because I have read one of her books but… NEVER AGAIN. I’m scarred 🫣). I’ve flipped through a few of all of their books and I wish I could wipe my memory of the things I’ve come across every single time 🤮
Such a helpful video, though. Thanks, Oceana! 🩷
Lauren Asher and Elle Kennedy! Won’t be touching them
Excited for this one!! Spill the 🫖 girl!
I try to keep in mind that just because it’s a popular author and the cover looks good, it’s what’s on the inside (content) that counts. Just like with people. 😊
I really love that even when you love a book and you’re almost done you still stick to your convictions and put a book down if it’s too much! I found that with From Lukov with Love by Marianna Zapata, I thought I would try it because it sounded interesting… got literally 95% of the way through with little smut and the language I could get through and then suddenly there was a really intense smut scene and I was so irritated because I was 95% through but I just couldn’t finish it! I really love that you do that too! Love watching your videos because I also know I can trust your recommendations :)
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I appreciate your content reviews! I look for content reviews on Goodreads too under the Questions section. It’ll usually say whether a book is clean or not. Totally agree with you on the no-buy authors!
YES!! Thank you for making this video! It can be so dang hard knowing what is safe to read! I spent most of February DNFing popular books because of either language or smut and it is sooooo exhausting!! It feels so unnecessary!
Okay but now I want to know your thoughts on Outlander. As always a great video.
Never read or watched Outlander but I’ve heard there is explicit content
Thank you for doing this!!! I just tried Emily Henry and had to DNF! I appreciate your opinions on these books!
Oh gosh I'm so thankful for the heads up about Simple Wild! I don't know why I had been under the impression it was a clean read...off my TBR it goes! Appreciate all your input. :)
I appreciate your videos so much. Popular authors and pretty covers do not supersede clean content. Keep sharing!!
Girl Tessa Bailey when I hear about those books it honestly makes me sick😂no plot just smut
LOVE 👏🏼 THE 👏🏼 PASSION 👏🏼 speakkkk lol it would be wonderful for clean/closed-door readers to have more options for sure, and Idk how much of the published vulgarity is coming from the publishers bc they think that's what sells..majority of published books pretty much glorify the vulgarity (not just explicit sex scenes but the language and adultery etc)..idk lol 🫤
Great video! I don't really read romance books because I don't even really like to read anything suggestive. It's so true that everyone has their differing levels and I was very curious about Emily Henry so thanks for sharing!
I appreciate the frankness in all your videos. Helps me so much. We have similar reading preferences. I definitely want only clean romances and no profanity. Again, as you say it’s not a judgementAl thing, but personal preference and lifestyle.
Yes! The fomo is real about secular romances when they keep popping up
My Dear Friend I tried one book by Emily Henry I had to DNF after an overly descriptive scene and that was the book Book Lovers
Hi Oceana! I think you would like Keeper of the Lost Cities!! Very clean with good morals and more light-hearted vibes. I was skeptical at first, but now I’ve read all the books and recommend them to my friends!
I’ll save this to my recommendations list!💕
Thank you so much for the heads up on these books. I picked up Beach Read because I heard it was good, but I'm going to unhaul it. There are too many good books out there.
So glad I watched this video right after watching someone else who highly recommended Emily Henry. I wasn’t sure if it was open or closed door, I’ve been trying to stick with closed door or faded romance. Thank you for the info!
Thank you SO much for making this video and sharing your honest opinions in such a kind/respectful way. I have very similar thoughts as you regarding these books/authors.
I appreciate your opinions on these books! There are some I agree and some I can get past. I’m kind of up in the air sometimes. Like I have issues with Abby Jimenez, but at the same time her stories are so powerful I have been able to continue reading through language and scenes because of that. I still hate that she includes that, but especially with Just for the Summer, I felt like the message she was trying to get across was so there for me that I can look past things that were sprinkled here and there. Whereas with other authors, like Emily Henry, I just didn’t enjoy the writing, characters, and story as much to push through those things. So I’m kind of done with trying her I think. Especially her writing drunk or high characters all the time. 🙈
I have authors that I can overlook content in too! Katherine Center being the main one! I can't do anything open door, but I can handle some amount of language. Everyone is so different though!
Thank you so much! Your videos are very insightful for me! It’s hard to find truthful reviews about romance books!
You're so welcome!
Videos like this are so helpful!!!! The only one if these authors I've read is Sophie Kinsella and I dnfd because of the swearing.
Oceana you are so funny... I was laughing multiple times throughout this video🤭😂💕
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Your thoughts on Elsie Silver made me laugh out loud because same 😂😂 I’m just assuming they’re smutty and moving on
Great video on the content of popular romance authors 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Beach Read: you didn't even read the last page???? 😉📚
I'm on page 220. It showed up in my LFL, so I decided to give it a chance. I'm on the DNF fence. Even the cult thing is boring me a little (prob bc I've watched several movies on the topic in the last year)
Nothing too spicy yet. The drive-in scene had a funny interruption.
Love hearing your opinion on content in books, Oceana! 🫶🏼
Thanks for this. I wish GoodReads had a spice rating.
Im so sorry you didn’t go on with Wall of Winnipeg. Aiden is a grumpy, rude, self centered man who turns that around with Vanessa. Van is warm to everyone, except her sister (which she has every reason to hate but still just lets her be and ignores her as much as she can) because of the positive influence of Van, Aiden turns around. He is so sweet with Van and honestly becomes a man who deserves the love Van has to give. Most of Marianna Zapata’s books are in the sales world and overlap characters. If you want a hero who is logeable from the beginning try Hands Down who’s is Zach (Aiden’s roommate and one of Vanessa’s best friends) and Bianca. Zach is just a sweetie pie. I do audiobooks for all my “reading”. There is one steamy bit, more than 1/2 way through chapter 24 (book has 25 chapters and an epilogue)
I laughed through the beginning of you talking about Sarah J Maas. Fairy jail lol.
I also just tried The Wall of Winnepeg and Me and TOTALLY didn't understand the hype. I finished it the scene at the end was quite graphic in my opinion so no more Naria Zappata for me 😕
About Sarah J Maas, I also don’t understand why she is so popular (I haven’t read anything by her)
But, I’m pretty sure holly black was writing about fairies before her… at least I think so
And, it’s not anything unique, Shakespeare did it first 😂😂
Thank you thank you! I sometimes feel like I’m alone out here as a Christian reader! Keep up the good work!
I appreciate this because I’m not familiar with all of these authors, so it helps to know who not to read.
I read the whole acotar series years ago and I actually said “gross” at one of the scenes. It’s not just open door, it is GRAPHIC.
I’ve started funny story by Emily Henry and there’s some things I pass by or skip honestly but nothing worth dnfing though but I would like to hear people’s opinions
Whenever I spot a secular book that catches my interest, I try to skim through the content to scan for strong language or open spice, especially if I am not familiar with an author or publisher. My library had a copy of Book Lovers and the random page/scene I opened to made me blush, shut and shelve the book quickly. As cute as the cover and premises was, I knew it wasn't for me.
I really hate when you get invested in a book and have to DNF. Great video! Thank you for sharing , I’ve wanted to try some of these but decided not too 😅. Glad I didn’t.
I read that Thorns book by Mass and was so disgusted I wouldn’t even give it a bad review. I don’t even want my students to know I read it because it’s not something teens should read. I agree with you- smut. For some reason the way it’s marketed to kids makes it so much worse in my mind.
Thanks for the vid! Sarah J I tried and hate it cause the writing is extremely bad. I have read a lot those popular authors and I just don’t get why people are obsessed with them 😮
I have a request for your next reviewing book video, I don’t know if you do request but i would love a video on when in rome and practice makes perfect by Sara Adams. If you can’t I totally understand!👍
I have read these and they’re in some wrap ups. If you go to my channel and type in Sarah Adams in the search, you’ll see every video I’ve mentioned her books in before 🙂
@@OceanaGottaReadEmAll thank you so much
My Dear Friend I have read the entire Throne of Glass series and I hope you don't feel disgusted with me 😉 In my defense I will say that I started reading this series before I discovered your wonderful RUclips channel 🥰.
Thanks for this as I like not having to spend money uneccessarily! Shame about Emily Henry though as her new book sounded good and I was interested in buying it!
Someone gifted me all of Sarah J Maas books and I still haven’t really started and this is so good to know. I have tried to read an Assassin’s Blade like 4 times and it was sooooooo DULL. Don’t get it 🤷🏽♀️
Dull right?? Truly don’t get it 🤨
Confession time here...I read The Fourth Wing because I heard it was a good dragon fantasy story. It was as far as the dragon part, but it was too spicy for my taste. I had to skip over pages to get back to the story! I was bummed because the story was good and I would like to find out what happens next in the story, but that extra stuff. And it is so unnecessary.
Fourth Wing was so hyped last year!
I started TOG and got halfway through COM and DNFed because I was also painfully bored. 😂 I know people love it, but I didn’t enjoy it.
Elsie Silver is DEFINITELY spicy…like so much. I read one back in the day and while I loved the cowboy feels…it’s was just so smutty
I havent read Tessa Bailey ir Talia Hibbert for the same reason. If the amount of smut is mentioned before you wven get to talking about the plot, it is a no. I am bummed that elsie silver books are super smutty because people absolutely love them. I have not read any sara j maas at this point. If i read any it would be thrown of glass and skip acotar. Melissa Ferguson's book meet me in the margins is a really cute clean book abour people in the book world that you might look into as a book to try.
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I’ve read Book Lovers and missed a lot of the story because I skipped so much 😅
Fair enough, I wouldn't read any of them as I have a sensitive and sensible spirit lol, thank you for the video.
Yes, why do the good writers have to included so much smut 😭 but I agree, I don’t like most enemies to lovers or miscommunication books😂
I was surprised at how spicy Love on the Brain was! I thought it would be an interesting read but I really didn’t enjoy the characters anyway haha
I started the first Elsie Silver book and I couldn’t get past the second chapter… smut, smut, smutty, smut… and the derogatory terms for smut… DO NOT READ!!!!
I've tried like three times to read The Red Queen series by Victoria Aveyard but I keep falling asleep while trying to get through The Glass Sword lol Is the rest of the series worth pressing on for?😎📚
It was worth it for me to keep going because I really enjoyed King’s Cage. Glass Sword is definitely the most boring one!
Any idea how Laura Pavlov's books are?
I’ve never heard of her actually🤔
I read better than the movies, and other than language it was clean. But i didn’t enjoy it, I found it kind of boring and felt it was over hyped.
Wait why don’t you read spicy books? Sorry I’m new to your YT
With Emily Henry it wasn’t just the open door scenes, I was partway through People You Meet on Vacation and I DNFed it because all they did was drink too much and it was just such a different lifestyle than I think is worth living. It made me not care about any of the characters. I’m just not interested in that.
If you don’t see the book you want on the shelf, write it🎉
Everyone here has been dreaming of a romance authored by Oceana!!! 😉📚
lol typical dark bad boy😂right 💀💀💀 like for why
Sara J Mass must be for young adults I have no desire to read . To much hype. Good video
She has a lot of mature content in her books, so technically she's not YA. Only her Throne of Glass series is considered YA. A Court of Thorns and Roses used to be classified YA but has now been classified as New Adult.
Do you like Colleen Hoover books?
Never tried em! I don’t like toxic relationships one bit so I don’t see myself ever reading her books
I'm curious about Colleen Hoover... No idea if she's clean or not, and why is she so popular YEARS after her first books were originally published? I don't like language in books as a general rule - I can deal with the "minor" words if it feels realistic to the character or situation, but when they just start having. it as part of the dialog as filler words it annoys me and I really hate that "f" word and when I'm listening an audiobook it makes me feel like my ears are burning.
I read the one that is becoming a Blake Lively movie and it is def not clean.
I’ve never tried Colleen Hoover. The topics of her books have never interested me and most people say that the relationships are either toxic or messy and I just don’t want to read that. I don’t see myself ever trying one of her books.
@@OceanaGottaReadEmAll yeah they don’t sound like anything I would like to read. It just amazes me that she’s so popular. Especially since she published so many many books so long ago and then just recently gained this popularity.
Don't read people we meet in vacation it's the same. And it's miscommunication as well.
Just for the Summer has terrible language!! It would have been a 5 star for me, if not for all the bad words. Ugh why?