Tuesday, 19 October 2021

TMST


 

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10/19/2021 Do you prefer to read standalone stories, duologies, trilogies, series? 




OH, no preference at all! I love stand alones! Wohoo, jump in and be done.




Duologies, trilogies, the more the merrier. More meat on the bones.




Series, sure, why not, let's continue this adventure!




BUT! I do hate when it goes on and on and on and on and on and on and on, arghhhh, let it END! Some series that I loved I have frankly forgotten about and 5 years later I will not go back. Then there are those I still love, looking at you October Daye, I am just feeling done, but I still love, but I am feeling, let it end.






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28 comments:

  1. LOL, same. I mean, it depends on the story. I'd rather have a series with a bit of a filler than a novella that makes me feel like wanting more though...

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  2. Same. I love to read a series, duologues, stand alones. I just love books!

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  3. I find myself reading mostly standalones if for no other reason than I just don't have the time to commit to a series.

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  4. I agree. I don't really pick a book because it's a standalone or in a series. But when I love a world, I want to stay in it for more than just one book.

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  5. I am the same. I like a good stand alone but also enjoy reading books in a series.

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  6. Oh my gosh October Daye! I was just talking about that with someone, thinking of trying them...

    Same though. Doesn't really matter to me, they're all good as long as they end EVENTUALLY lol

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    1. The new one is out :D But alas, will wait for a cheaper one

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  7. It's nice whenever I get standalones, but even with series, I don't mind as long as the books are good enough for me to keep reading! If not, I abandon them and it's no biggie.

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  8. I go for anything too and a series is just pure reader fun.

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  9. Yeah I completely agree with you

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  10. I totally agree. I think for me a series becomes too much when the author has the same story beats from book to book, doing little more than changing the names. They can be fun as a palate cleanser but they aren't a favourite.

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    1. That happened with Janet Evanovich for me

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  11. Yes, definitely all the above. But, like you, when it's done then bring it to a close.

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  12. I'm reading almost entirely stand alone's right now.

    Mostly because that's just what's catching my eye right now and it's easier lol

    Karen @For What It's Worth

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  13. I think it depends on the book for me. Some need more....some not.

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  14. I'm the same. I just want a good story and if the author can do it in one book, I'm all for it. I do often want more time with the characters, but still enjoy the time that I have with them.

    Melanie @ Books of My Heart

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    1. Some are a one book deal, some are fun to more, always :D

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