Not quite one sitting, but I found Pretty Things by Janelle Brown pretty page-turnery. It's about running a grift on an influencer, but teases out some complicated social dynamics.

No One Is Talking About This by Patricia Lockwood. It was a very interesting dystopian story written in a style mimicking the distractions of social media.

Anonymous wrote:Anything by KJ Charles. Ducks by Kate Beaton. Prairie Lotus by Linda Sue Park (this one is a YA and it was very much one sitting — I didn’t even stop to pee 😆).

I did this once - when I read Othello the first time. It was like an action thriller on paper. So good.

Anything by KJ Charles. Ducks by Kate Beaton. Prairie Lotus by Linda Sue Park (this one is a YA and it was very much one sitting — I didn’t even stop to pee 😆).

Anonymous wrote:I think I read Moo Baa La La La like 7 times on Saturday. Does that count?

No bc you were probably held hostage by a one year old.

I think I read Moo Baa La La La like 7 times on Saturday. Does that count?

The closest I've gotten in recent memory is Daisy Jones and the Six in one weekend flat, summer before last.

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Anonymous wrote:I have rarely done this one sitting thing. Maybe Stephen King's The Stand (a whole week sitting) and The Lovely Bones back in the 90s.

I'm not that sure that really counts. A week isn't one sitting.

My favorite Stephen King book, though. Liked the shorter version better.

Again? Oh my god, who is this nit picky person critiquing the meaning the topic? Just let us post. Or better yet, answer the question.

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Anonymous wrote:I have rarely done this one sitting thing. Maybe Stephen King's The Stand (a whole week sitting) and The Lovely Bones back in the 90s.

I'm not that sure that really counts. A week isn't one sitting.

My favorite Stephen King book, though. Liked the shorter version better.

The book is over 1000 pages. It counts.

Anonymous wrote:I have rarely done this one sitting thing. Maybe Stephen King's The Stand (a whole week sitting) and The Lovely Bones back in the 90s.

I'm not that sure that really counts. A week isn't one sitting.

My favorite Stephen King book, though. Liked the shorter version better.

Hidden Pictures - thriller about a unique little boy

I'm Happy My Mom Died

Both books are what I call "easy readers". Short chapters, good story line, simple subject matter.

Never, for me. I need to sleep haha

I have rarely done this one sitting thing. Maybe Stephen King's The Stand (a whole week sitting) and The Lovely Bones back in the 90s.

I also could not put down What My Bones Know. I couldn’t put down Complicit.

My most recent is The Tattooist. Right before that was What My Bones Know: A Memoir on Healing from Complex Trauma by Stephanie Foo (which was an amazing read and I absolutely recommend. I could relate so much).

There's just something about reading the books that compel you to read them all at once!