Unpopular Opinions Book Tag.

Hello all. I haven’t done a book tag in quite some time so here’s the most generic one I could find.

1. A popular book or series you do not like.

Cinder by Marissa Meyer. I tried reading the first book since it came with shining reviews but I didn’t finish more than three chapters before giving up. It’s very unlikely for me to give up on a book because written word is the one thing I have utmost patience with.


2. A popular book or series that everyone seems to hate that you love. 

I can honestly say that I genuinely enjoyed the last book of The Fifth Wave trilogy. A lot of people, I’ve noticed, didn’t enjoy it quite as much as they did the first two. Yes it was slower and yes the plot was not as extreme as the first couple but I thought it was a nice way to end the whole thing and leave the audience with years of emotional trauma.


3. A love triangle where the main character ended up with the person you did NOT want them to end up with or an OTP that you hate. 

The Grisha Trilogy.

*spoilers*

I hate Mal with every part of my living breathing soul. Even though this series is pretty over hyped, I genuinely enjoyed the end right up until she got into a serious relationship with Mal and you know, lost her magic. 

 4. A book genre you hardly reach for.

Young adult dystopia. It’s not that I hate post apocalyptic worlds it’s just almost all books in this genre have a basic protagonist with basic qualities and a basic plot. It’s pretty dull to read.


5. A popular or beloved character you do not like. 

Have I got a list of these:

1. Chaol Westfall

2. Prince Merik

3. The girl from Tfios

4. Aelin

5. Clary

6. Jace  

I mean I could go on but you get it.

6. A popular author you can’t seem to get into.

Rainbow Rowell. I don’t know why or what the matter is with me but for some reason i find her books very drab. I’ve read one or two, I think and they’ve been average at best which is funny since she writes about such relatable topics in such beautiful words.


7. A popular book trope you are tired of seeing.

Female protagonists who are special because they’re the main character and for no particular reason otherwise. Love triangles. Beautiful love interests with no personality whatsoever. Love at first sight. 


9. The saying goes ”the book is always better than the movie”, but which movie did you enjoy more than the book. 

It’s not a movie but I really do enjoy the Sherlock series more than I did the books. I know it’s not the same and it’s not even set in the same world but I’d much rather watch Sherlock than read Sherlock.

Also there’s no Benedict Cumberbatch in the books which is kind of a downside.

That’s all I’ve got today. 

Happy Reading!

8 Comments Add yours

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    1. A Tepid Wary says:

      I’m glad you enjoyed it! Of course I’ll take a look at yours 💕

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  2. Kya says:

    This was cool to read and view your opinions on different books! 😀 I agree with you 100000% about Sherlock. I was a little late in getting into the show, but once I did it was so amazing. 😀

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  3. Jessica says:

    This tag sounds like fun…I may consider doing it. 🙂 Like yourself, I also didn’t care for the series that Cinder began – although I am not sure what exactly bothered me about it. I’ve never read The 5th Wave series…and I also agree about the whole female protagonist thing.

    As for the television/movie one, this reminded me of a conversation that I once had with a past English teacher who was a big fan of Sherlock Holmes. It was when Benedict Cumberbatch was in the movie Atonement – if you’ve not seen it, I highly recommend it. He mentioned that he could definitely see him playing Sherlock Holmes, that he was very close to how he had always pictured the character of Sherlock Holmes.

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  4. Jane says:

    I keep reading a bunch of mixed thoughts regarding The Lunar Chronicles! It made me wary and iffy, so I removed it from my TBR pile, though I think I might try the pilot and go from there.

    The 5th Wave and Fangirl are definitely books I want to read, though! XD I saw former’s movie counterpart and loved it—I work backwards mostly, in that I watch the movie before the book, though lately I’ve received advanced copies of books whose movie rights have been auctioned.

    I totally feel you on #7.

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  5. I completely agree with Cinder and Fangirl! I think I even included in my own Unpopular Opinions Book Tag haha! I loved reading, great choices 🙂

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