
Show Notes
When was the last time you read a book… without checking the reviews first?
In this episode, we read the funniest, harshest, and most unhinged one-star reviews including brutal takedowns of classic books we love.
It’s hilarious… until it isn’t.
Because beneath the chaos, there’s a bigger question:
Are we still thinking for ourselves or letting the internet decide what we like?
👇 All books mentioned are linked below 👇
Pride and Prejudice
The Great Gatsby
Frankenstein
Crime and Punishment
Wuthering Heights
The Divine Comedy
1984
Everything’s Fine
A Prayer for Owen Meany
Never Let Me Go
Wolf Hall
The Bell Jar
A Little Life
A Discovery of Witches
Empire of Pain
Still Life
The Song of Achilles
Penance
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