my favourite books of 2020!

it is so fascinating wacky fun but deep emotional makes you think about what do you spend your life doing the things that you're successful at or the things you truly love

anne of green gables my god wow it is so beautiful it makes me want to cry it came at this moment in my life when i was going through a very dark time this summer and i escaped into the story of anne

it was such a beautiful story the illustrations are so gorgeous and wow i mean i it blew me away i read it really quickly

it is such a touching story it was so emotional it was super fun i loved the illustration style and i'm just a like a massive fan of this book

it has really stuck with me and so many of the ideas and the thoughts and the concepts that jenny odell is presenting and putting forward have really stuck with me it's a book i definitely want to re-read

this book was so fascinating a look into a woman's life in south korea and she is like the most ordinary normal run-of-the-mill woman out which is what makes her so interesting because she's very representative of a life so many people in south korea are living

quick shout out to sheets by brenna thumler which i freaking love but i read for the first time this year last year but i reread it this year so i just had to shout it out again

i'm so glad i didn't i'm glad i read it during the pandemic and if you haven't read it yet or if you haven't reread it in a long time boy do i recommend this beautiful book it's about hope it's about compassion oh i loved it

this book blew my mind i plan on reading it like every year until i die it was so powerfully strong and efficient short it's so short it's so quick

this was a beautiful book it's a book about a young woman esther i mean i'm sure you know because it's the belcher but it's a young woman esther who gets an internship in new york city

i was blown away it's so good have you reread the hunger games lately you should

this book was so fascinating it was so gorgeously told it was a very moving story and it was it just made me think so much more complexly about race