BOOKTUBE-A-THON | DAY TWO

TL;DR

Despite enjoying the engaging plot and finding it a page-turner, the reviewer didn't love Mind Games due to feeling thrown into the world and not connecting with the main characters.

Transcript

hey guys it's day two of the book tuon woo day two woohoo ow I just poked myself in the eye I had quite another successful reading day I was able to start and finish Mind Games by Kirsten White unfortunately I did not enjoy it as much as I thought I was going to the biggest problem that I had with it is that I felt like I was thrown into this world... Read More

Key Insights

• 🌍 Mind Games by Kirsten White didn't meet the reviewer's expectations due to feeling thrown into the world and not connecting with the main characters.
• 💍 Despite this, the engaging plot made it a page-turner for the reviewer.
• 📟 The reviewer read a total of 241 pages on day two of the readathon, bringing their overall total to 579 pages.

Questions & Answers

Q: What did the reviewer dislike about Mind Games?

The reviewer didn't enjoy Mind Games as much as expected due to feeling thrown into the world and not having it properly built for them, causing confusion.

Q: What were the positive aspects of Mind Games?

Although not loving the book, the reviewer found the plot engaging and it kept them reading. Despite not connecting with the main characters, there were parts of the book that the reviewer enjoyed.

Q: How many pages did the reviewer read on day two of the readathon?

The reviewer read a total of 241 pages on day two of the readathon, bringing their total for the whole readathon to 579 pages.

Q: What are the reviewer's options for their next book?

The reviewer can either read The Perks of Being a Wallflower by Stephen Chbosky or the sequel to Mind Games, Perfect Lies. The decision depends on their feelings and how busy they are.

Summary & Key Takeaways

• The reviewer started and finished Mind Games by Kirsten White, but did not enjoy it as much as anticipated.

• The biggest problem was feeling confused about the world and not connecting with the main characters.

• Despite this, the reviewer found the plot engaging and the book a page-turner, reading a total of 241 pages.