
I have the weird and unbreakable habit that I just cannot NOT finish a book once I’ve started it which is often quite annoying because it makes me spend way too much precious reading time on bad or just average books. But there are also a very few cases where this quirk comes in handy, for example when it comes to Jay Kristoff’s novel „Nevernight“ which is the beginning of a fantasy series that focusses on a 16-year-old girl that trains to become an assassin in order to avenge herself on the people that destroyed her family. I’m going to be completely honest: If I didn’t have such difficulties DNFing books, „Nevernight“ would not have survived the first 100 pages in my hands and might even have ended up being thrown against the wall – I genuinely can’t remember the last time I was THAT annoyed by the first chapters of a book. (mehr …)












