Submitted by Friesandmayo2665 t3_11z9zcj in books
Friesandmayo2665 OP t1_jdbnhmk wrote
Reply to comment by AtraMikaDelia in Appreciating the Hunger Games by Friesandmayo2665
I agree, but that comparison is my partly my point. I don’t think the hunger games is on similar level as Twilight and I think if popularity was the largest factor, then Project Hail Mary would get more hate. (From what I’ve seen it’s more like 1 negative for every 10+ positive). I don’t want to seem like I’m discovering something new, and yeah, the reasons why aren’t exactly a secret, but I’m just annoyed that even after all these years, people still think the same of the YA and what I consider to be near the top of that genre. The difference in hate shows, in my opinion, the prejudice people still have and the limits in some ways of how people define a good story.
Also, what’s RPO?
talkbaseball2me t1_jdcudld wrote
RPO I’m pretty sure is Ready Player One
AtraMikaDelia t1_jdcwvmc wrote
Give it 10 years, and I bet PHM will be much less well regarded on this subreddit. You have to take time into account, Project Hail Mary is nearly at the peak of its popularity right now, while Hunger Games has obviously fallen quite a ways.
RPO is Ready Player One, which is another book that started off very popular and now mostly just gets hated on this subreddit.
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