And when we got the human version of our favourite author, determined that it wasn't a number 8 but an arrow all this time, we finally got the information we were waiting for. A whole new ACOTAR book is coming our way in a format a bit different than before.

You like reading, right? You just don’t have the time, and life has taken away all ‘me times’ and hobbies, as it needs to be fed with work hours, e-mails, and circling back to some random stuff mentioned in meetings that have no point (or you weren’t listening). You also have a family, errands, and maybe a couple of hours a month for socialising, and that’s it. But you also have that one friend who has a similar schedule but keeps reading books like their life depends on it

“Listening to audiobooks is not reading!” all caps in comments, loud on YouTube videos, big flashy letters on posts - many have seen it and heard it lately.

Reasons for DNFing a book can be many, but do we do it? Here are my 4 reasons for not finishing a book, and I am not sorry.

It is a truth universally acknowledged that a single book was published and suddenly changed collective reader behaviour, altered brain chemistry of individuals, showed us that we can again believe in magic, and opened our eyes to a whole new world. The spark that lit the romantasy fire not only on social media but also in bookstores, book clubs, and individual reading habits, ACOTAR series by Sarah J. Maas is where many of us have started, but we haven’t stopped there. We