Either one of these story elements require romance, and there’s none in this. I’m not a fantasy for fantasy’s sake kind of person. Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone by J.K. It’s also narrated by Death, which worried me. This one was out of my comfort zone because I hate crying. There’s pretty much no romance and I’m not usually a steampunk fan, but the audio was amazing and I ended up loving this book! I read this only because I heard the audio was really good. It must be noted that I hate the book cover so much. I’m looking forward to the release of the next book in October. The audio is fun, and I like the fantasy elements and the banter between characters. And it’s weird because there’s no romance! That’s another thing that makes it a very non-Jana book. Guys, I’ve binged the entire series since. It wads an Audible Daily Deal one day, and my friend sent it to me because he thought I might like it. This is adult urban fantasy, which I seriously never read. Three Mages and a Margarita by Annette Marie But it ended up being very fun! I’m actually reading the sequel right now, and it’s delightful. It’s a memoir and I’m super selective of which ones I read, so I wasn’t entirely sure it’d be a win for me. I went in to this thinking it’s bookish and it could be fun, but I didn’t have very high hopes. I don’t push myself much since I insist that reading be a fun and pleasurable experience for me, and not a growing or learning experience (at least not all the time) so I only have five picks this week.ġ.
These books could be genres I’m not typically interested in, subject matter I’m not usually drawn to, etc. This week’s TTT topic is books I enjoyed that are outside of my comfort zone.
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