What Makes A Good Book?
Sometimes you read a book and by the time you finish it you have nothing to say about it. It doesn't mean it was a bad book.
A question has to be asked here: What makes a good book?
Maybe if it changes the way you see things. Maybe when it keeps you thinking about it for days or maybe months or more...Or if you have to use google while you're reading it... maybe when you have this feeling that you want to talk about it, or write about it... Or maybe when while you're reading it, you have some kind of sympathy towards the characters, you see yourself in them, you get used to them, or maybe you hate them, as long as you develop a human relationship with a fictional character...Maybe even the fact that the writer could surprise you with an unexpected scenario is enough to make you love the book...Maybe when you can't stop reading it until you finish it, or maybe when you don't want to finish it because you got used to it.
Most of those scenarios used to sound irrational to me at some point and all of them happened at least once and I liked it each and every time it happened.
What about you? How would you define a good book?
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All of these things make a good book. To me, it has to make me feel, deeply. I want to be surprised, to be taken on an adventure, to think in different ways than I've thought before. Yay for reading! :)
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