With Ali

it's like Kingdom of the Wicked where essentially like this girl her mom dies, they're witches and like they're coming into power and whatnot.

If we were villains, was one of my all-time favorite books. It act at one point it was what I was known for.

It was given very much like the seven lives of Evelyn Hugo, like a little bit of that where we're trying to tell a story like through interviews and whatnot and like she was like, you know, this big name.

this is the first time I feel like I've read a horror where I've been like it's too much. It's actually too much for me. Not necessarily in like levels of gore, although there is that.

Honestly, Unkindness Magicians, one of my favorites. I read reread it. Still stands because I was like, I don't know, maybe I have read it so long ago. Still great.

Doesn't hold the same impact as the first one. I feel like there was things that were put in it simply for shock value and not because they actually needed to happen. Kind of reverses a lot of the things and consequences that happened within the first one as well.

I just feel like I just didn't connect with Oak and Saurin as much as I really wanted to.

It was still good. Just not the story that I wanted about Krampus.

I wanted to get it. I wanted to like it and I didn't. So, anyway, won't be continuing that series.

It was interesting enough to read, but at the end of the day, I just was expecting more.

I hated all parts of it. Didn't like any of the storytelling.

I disliked reading this so much. I ranted on stream for like 2 hours about this.

They were all really bad and there's literally like five pages of just famous people's names. That's it. That that was the story.

DNFed this because it was going in a really creepy direction and I looked up reviews cuz I was like, is this where I think it was going? And it sure was. And I was like, I ain't down with that because seemed a little non-consensual in terms

Only gave it two stars. Salem's Lot. I'm not a fan of Stephen King.

overall it just was a really boring book for me. I just don't like any book that takes 65% if not more to just get through the synopsis.

I found it kind of boring at times and just not as compelling as I thought it was going to be. And as much as, you know, it really did tear on the heartstrings, I just don't think it's the book for me.

This isn't a bad book, but it sure as heck isn't what I wanted.

I got at least 25% of the way through this and just was I just didn't like it. I don't I don't really care for the world. I felt like it was just really slowgoing.

I tend to love Emily Henry, but this one was such a dud. I think Emily Henry was trying to do something different and it didn't go well because so much of her reader base is based in keeping things very similar.

Thursday Murder Club was just so boring. So boring. I really thought that we were going to get like oldie solving a murder, but man, we are just down into the nittygritty of like old these people in this like retirement home just like making up drama and getting into I just didn't care.

There were some standout moments in this where I was like, 'This is really cool.' Like, I like this world building. I like these characters, but at the end of the day, like, there just wasn't enough compelling content to just keep me going.

I loved Sour Candy by him, so I should have known this was going to be good.

I loved The Rise and the Fall of the Dinosaurs, and I finally made it a goal to read the next one, which follows the timeline after the dinosaurs as the mammals were growing.