I'm totally with Tessa on this one 
. I've always found that the most thought-provoking books are the ones that make you feel uncomfortable, you know? They're like a wake-up call to confront your own thoughts and feelings head-on. And let's be real, times can get pretty tough out there, right? 
So yeah, I think those "uneasy books" can be super cathartic. Like, if I'm having a rough day, a good dose of moral ambiguity or uncomfortable truths can actually help me process my emotions and gain some perspective.
I mean, comfort reads are fun and all, but they don't always cut it when you're feeling really lost. That's where the "uneasy books" come in – they might not be easy to read, but they're definitely worth it in the end. And I love that Tessa says they offer a more profound sense of literary solace than those fluffy comfort reads. So yeah, I'm all for giving "uneasy books" a try when things get tough!
. I've always found that the most thought-provoking books are the ones that make you feel uncomfortable, you know? They're like a wake-up call to confront your own thoughts and feelings head-on. And let's be real, times can get pretty tough out there, right? So yeah, I think those "uneasy books" can be super cathartic. Like, if I'm having a rough day, a good dose of moral ambiguity or uncomfortable truths can actually help me process my emotions and gain some perspective.I mean, comfort reads are fun and all, but they don't always cut it when you're feeling really lost. That's where the "uneasy books" come in – they might not be easy to read, but they're definitely worth it in the end. And I love that Tessa says they offer a more profound sense of literary solace than those fluffy comfort reads. So yeah, I'm all for giving "uneasy books" a try when things get tough!