I don’t. If you literally didn’t finish, it is not completed. You can track it if you like, but it should be tracked as DNF, and it shouldn’t count as a book read.

I don’t often re-read books, but when I do, it’s because it’s been so long I’ve forgotten about what happened. You will be so surprised to see how different you feel about things in the books after you’ve had more life experience. It’s fun to revisit some books to view them through a different lens.

Wool by Hugh Howey was originally self-published, and I love that entire series. I also found a self published author after seeing her talk about her book on TikTok but I’m not sure if I’ve had enough good experiences to say yay or nay yet.

I just don’t like his writing style. I want more descriptive language. I had to read The Old Man and the Sea in school, but I’ve never been able to make it through any of his other books.

I wouldn’t have any problem reading books about men and their struggles, I would just need a different author writing them if I want to enjoy them.

No I don’t aim for any type of representation when it comes to authors. I only care about the story itself. It would take the fun out of reading for me if I had to stop and figure seek out a particular type of author first.

No not at all. For every problematic character, there is a good character as well. I’ll never understand why people choose to judge the author by the “bad” character and never think that they wrote the good guy, too. They get judged for having a good imagination.