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View all videosI did read that one. I remember that one and I did like it.
I did just finish with Agnes Oair's Mystical Cat Shelter by Heather Faucet, which was cute, cozy. I liked it.
I can't really speak to the accuracy of it... just because this is probably one of my all-time favorite romance books.
I did try listening to The Girls by Emma Klein and I DNFed it. I got like 2 hours into the audio book and was just not really into it. It just wasn't really for me.
I actually ended up reading Atmosphere by Taylor Jenkins Reed last week, and I did like that one. I don't think I liked it as much as everyone else, but I did enjoy it. It was good.
then she also is the author of the Encyclopedia of Emily Wild's Encyclopedia of Fairies or whatever it's called. And I did really enjoy that one.
Like Throne of Glass, I read so long ago. But I wouldn't mind rereading it. Like I think maybe rereading some favorites might be a way to get me back into reading again.
Someone mentioned Lovely War the other day and I was like I totally forgot that book existed. But I did like truly love that book.
it has really made me want to reread remarkably bright creatures by Shelby vanel which features an octopus as one of the main characters and it's such a good story so it's just made me want to reread that very badly
I also had a reread and that was the wishing game by Meg schaer this was my number one favorite book that I read last year and for a good reason it's honestly such a fantastic story
it is gorgeous it's so wonderfully Illustrated and it also has just like such awesome information about like evolution of whales all the different kinds of whales and dolphins and corpuses it has all of that like it is just such a wealth of information and it was a pleasure to read
I read Funny Story by Emily Henry which is the most recent book by beloved romance author Emily Henry and I did really like it I thought it was a super cute story
it has made its way into my absolute all-time favorite books of all time like 100% it's up there with like The Book Thief and Alice honestly
I read the nigh Andale a few years ago and whatever year I read that in it was my number one favorite book of the year
I read the Lost ticket by Freya Samson last year and just completely fell in love it was like just the coziest cutest read
I thought cads was fine I enjoyed the movie a lot more than I did the book but this I feel like if you liked croads you will really love this one
I read another one of her books and I didn't quite enjoy it as much as these two
I actually ended up reading the celebrant which is also by this author it was his latest book that came out this past year and I like that one too
this one was just like the perfect cozy read that I was looking for it definitely was sad like it had sad moments and I was anticipating that
it was such a beautiful and once again impactful story it is extremely emotional you are following a character who is living in war torn Syria
it ends up being a very sad story unexpectedly like completely heartbreaking I don't cry often reading books but this one did bring me to tears
I actually really loved it I am such a sucker for the best friends to lovers Trope especially when it's like they haven't seen each other so it's kind of like a second chance romance as well
I read zyla and Kai last year and really enjoyed it


































