Rating System
My rating system follows a grading scale from (best) A+ to (worst) F-.
F- I regret reading this
F+ I just barely don't regret reading this.
Where is E? WHY IS THERE NO E?
You know what. That's it. I'm giving E a chance.
It is now part of the scale. It's own special scale.
E will be code for special books.
E will be the not bad but I still loved it books.
E WILL BE THE FUN BOOKS.
Finally someone includes E.
You're welcome, E.
D- I don't regret reading it, but it was boring. Or frustrating. Or both.
D+ It was a little less frustrating/boring than a D-.
C- That. It wasn't. That wasn't bad. It wasn't super good. But it wasn't bad.
C+ is that hope I see here? In these finely printed words?
B- I liked that.
B+ I really liked that. A lot. It wasn't perfect but yay.
A- There's barely anything wrong. I really liked it.
A+
Jump up and down,
squeal while reading,
stare out your window thinking about it for weeks on end,
cry when other books aren't that good,
glare unashamedly at people who bash the book,
re-read it more times than you will say in public,
carry it around for months after finishing it just to be close to said book
The Great List of Books
A+ Books
A- Books
I'll Give You the Sun
B+ Books
B- Books
Me and Earl and the Dying Girl
C+ Books
C- Books
D+ Books
D- Books
E Books
F+ Books
F- Books
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