If the books were not found anywhere else, probably do not report. The seller is misleading buyers, but he provides a valuable service. May be warn him in a DM not to misrepresent the books and warn that you could report him. But better to have access to books in such a way than not.

if he was selling HP copies or something, then reporting him would be ok.

Istg reddit communists have some sort bat-signal for whenever someone says something slightly critical of their ideology. They constantly come out of the woodworks in this sub

The Song of the Cell: An Exploration of Medicine and the New Human , by Siddhartha Mukherjee

I disliked the ending of The Truth About the Harry Quebert Affair. It had an awesome beginning and for a while it was such a page turner and I was expecting a really juicy ending but then we get that mellow, romantic ending.

I'm with you, I can't understand the hype around "Gone Girl", crappy book overall and such a crappy ending. I loved her other smaller book, I think it was called Little Liars (edit the book I'm thinking about is "The Grownup")

Just burn those pamphlets.

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Oh my I was going to mention these two books exactly!!!! I hated both those endings! "The Guest List" was meh from the beginning but "The Silent Patient" was coming along nicely until that terrible, lame ending!

I have Covid right now. Thankfully it's not tube neck, but it's certainly not fun.

Ohhh I love it so much. I follow Lori on Instagram and every time I see her posts I remember her book and how amazing it is. It was such a candid, emotional book that looks at people and their problems with a level of empathy I can only aspire to. And yes, Julie was my favorite too, just thinking about her makes me want to cry. Btw I didn't know the author mixed her patient's stories, I assumed she reproduced them with their consent ahah thank you for teaching me that

Yes. This is the closest real life example:

https://www.theguardian.com/books/2020/may/09/the-real-lord-of-the-flies-what-happened-when-six-boys-were-shipwrecked-for-15-months

Please do report the listing as counterfeit! Counterfeits not only harm businesses financially, but they harm consumers as well!

This is why I liked the newsflesh series. Great writing and characters that did jot focus solely on zombies but the aftermath of dealing with them

Now and again, novels try to become literature. They get more and more 'literature', until they are unreadable.

At which point i think genres, are each clearly and obviously, a hormone. Western is one, romance is another. Mystery shall in this short reference remain undefined, as seems appropriate.

To be fair, this is an decade of mixed hormones, to mix my metaphors.

Is this post a joke?

The problem is that this is not real life, but fiction. Therefore it would go however the writer wanted it to go.

In real life, they probably wouldn't be killing each other either way. Most people are gregarious, and they have an incentive to cooperate in order to procure food and shelter. (As long as there's enough food to be obtained, of course. Otherwise things will get ugly).

My bad. Tragedy and comedy.

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-Nerve by Jeanne Ryan (also a movie with Dave Franco and Emma Roberts)

It’s about this anonymous online game to win money where you have to complete dares. She has a partner for it. But the dares keep getting more and more dangerous. And they have to decide how much they’re willing to risk their lives for the prize.

The Hundred Lies of Lizzie Lovett by Chelsea Sedoti

This girl, Lizzie, decides to look into the case of a popular girl that went missing in her town. Everyone thinks the boyfriend did it. But she gets a job at the place the girl worked at, befriends the boyfriend etc. it’s a coming of age story.

-What Kind of Girl by Alyssa Sheinmel

It’s about a girl in high school and her boyfriend hits her. She tells her principal about it and it basically follows the aftermath of everyone at school finding out. The people who believe her, the people who don’t, what the school and the town do and don’t do with the situation.

Those are the ones that came to mind. I don’t know if they’re at all what you’re interested in. I haven’t been reading YA too much lately but I tried haha

Book is 🔥. I'm a sucker for books about miserable pricks!

And tragedy?

The games are enjoyable especially when you read the books ^^

Check their feedback, I bet other buyers in your situation have left negative feedback for these scammers.

1. Death row is almost all male. 2. Girls do mature earlier but there are mean girls. 3. I imagine couples forming with alliances.

I mean, if you REALLY want to get into semantics (especially the Greek ones), all genres falls into the category of “tragedy ” or “comedy”. Anything beyond that is based on a series of tropes that get associated with each other over time. I think it’s possible but I wouldn’t go looking for its name before I have its number.