What did you read this year?
Shortest Book
172
pages
Longest Book
454
pages
Average book length in
2024
305
pages
Most Shelved
6,996
people
also shelved
Least Shelved
501
people
also shelved
Grayce’s
average rating for
2024
3.3
3.3
Highest Rated on ŷ
4.46
average
Grayce’s first review of the year
liked it
Pleasant and Well Meaning
Sort of a “Sweet Valley High� for the non-het set, this story tries to pack a lot of happenings into one series setup. A lack of thorough character development however eventually makes wish one wish it were over about halfway through. Despite this, the intention is so earnest and well meaning that you completely hate it. I know there’s an audience out there that will absolutely love this book (and presumably its sequels) ...more
Sort of a “Sweet Valley High� for the non-het set, this story tries to pack a lot of happenings into one series setup. A lack of thorough character development however eventually makes wish one wish it were over about halfway through. Despite this, the intention is so earnest and well meaning that you completely hate it. I know there’s an audience out there that will absolutely love this book (and presumably its sequels) ...more
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Grayce’s last review of the year
liked it
A Pleasant, Predictable Read
Friends to Lovers is always a fun journey to read and Alexander handles this portion of the story very well. What is missing is a true understanding of how hypermasculine men (especially military men) truly interact with each other in bro relationships especially those that have crossed over into bromance territory. Whether it’s two straight or a straight and a non-het buddy, men in these relationships spend every waki ...more
Friends to Lovers is always a fun journey to read and Alexander handles this portion of the story very well. What is missing is a true understanding of how hypermasculine men (especially military men) truly interact with each other in bro relationships especially those that have crossed over into bromance territory. Whether it’s two straight or a straight and a non-het buddy, men in these relationships spend every waki ...more
What did you read this year?
