Reddit reviews How I Live Now

My favorite book is American Gods. Gaiman is my favorite writer, I love all his stuff, but this one just takes the cake. It is so clever, and it really made me think about how my life is run my the literal stuff I surround myself with.

I've just finished the Silo series by Hugh Howey, which was stunning. All three books were an easy read, but holy cow it was an intense series. Masterfully written (you should totally check it out when you finish Hunger Games!).

I literally just learned about this book today, via the movie trailer. The movie looks AMAZING, so obviously the book would be even better - and I hate seeing a movie without having read the book first.

Thank you for the contest! Enjoy the rest of your book! :)

Joking advice: Get a kindle. No one can tell what you're reading and when they ask you can say "Oh, you know, War and Peace" and then laugh to yourself when you resume reading The Prisoner of Azkaban for the elevently-billionth time.

Real advice: Regardless of whether YA lit is "good" literature (which I feel that a lot of it is, but that is neither here nor there), fuck those people who make you feel bad for doing something that makes you happy. Does it affect their lives in any way whether you're reading Charlotte Bronte or Cassandra Clare? Hell no. As you say: "Kiss my ass lady, you have no room to judge." Fuck the haters.

(Aside: Have you read How I Live Now?. I enjoyed it.)