Every Book I've Given 5 Stars (Put These On Your TBR)

There's also a subplot of romance in this book, and overall, it is a perfect book to me. and all of the research that Stephen King put in to make this book what it is, I think is the most impressive out of all of it. So, I cannot recommend this enough.

Now, at the time I did give the first book Acatar five stars. I don't know if I would now, but this isn't my favorite book out of the series.

My favorite is Aawar, the third one.

I honestly never thought I would read this book, but I did. I picked it up and I absolutely loved it. I 100% think this is worth five, six stars.

This book is 100% worth the five-star rating. I still to this day can confidently say that I loved this book. It was so twisty.

And I think that's what made this story so impactful is knowing that and knowing that Pino is a real man and that he actually lived through most of these things. This story was so impactful for me. I freaking love this book.

Billy Summers by Stephen King. I can barely talk about this book without crying because I love it so much.

These two journalists have to fake date for this huge story that they are trying to get insight on. And it is absolutely hilarious seeing their dynamic and then seeing how they of course fall for each other. This book was jam-packed with all the things that I love and look for in a romance.

I go back and forth on if I think this is still a five star. I think I'd probably lower it a little bit because honestly I rarely think about it. I haven't thought about it in probably a couple of years. But I did really enjoy it when I read it.

This book broke so many walls for me and barriers. I think once I read this one, I just really did not mind what genre I picked up from here on out. I was pretty much willing to read anything.

This book made me realize what kind of pros I really look for and love in the romance genre. I feel like everyone has that Emily Henry book that they relate to or that just sticks with them. And this was the one for me, Happy Place, really stood out to me.

And while I love every single book, my favorite one is Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix. I think I'm a little bit of an outlier here, but this is usually the book that frustrates people the most, which I totally understand, but I just really I really loved this book, and some of my favorite characters were on the page the most in this one.

It is my favorite book of all time. That is Home Seeking by Carissa Chen. I started this book at the beginning of the year in January and it honestly nothing has quite compared to it.

I do feel like maybe it would be a 4.75 when I kind of think about it a little bit, but overall I did just absolutely love this book. And it's a slowburn romance, which I absolutely love. No, actually, the more I think about it, I think it is a five star.

I think there's definitely a different feel from Iron Gold to Morning Star. These books really challenge me and I just love them.

I love Little Women so much so that this is like my fourth copy. I love this story so much, just like so many of us.

So, it was just really insightful reading about different perspectives of people that were in different places during the war and then seeing how their stories just beautifully coincide and then just merge was so even to today I think about this book often. I have gotten many of my friends to read it.

My other five stars of the series is the third book, Morning Star. This is actually one of my favorite books ever written, and this is undeniably my favorite book of the series.

I have one of my favorite books of all time. And if you have been subscribed to my channel for a while, then you already probably know what I'm going to say, and you're probably very tired of hearing me talk about it all the time, but it is Pet Cemetery by Stephen King. This book is so freaking good.

I really liked this first book the most out of the series. I think it was such a strong start to the series in general.

Next up, this is one of my favorite books that I have ever picked up in my life. It's Recursion by Blake Crouch. This book I love even more than Dark Matter, which is crazy cuz they're both five stars, but this one's probably a six stars for me.

Absolutely balled my eyes out. Gave it five stars. This book really shifted how I looked at other genres.

I got The Dagger and the Flame in my book of the month box last year. Ended up being one of my favorite reads and I just got the sequel.

I'd seen the movie as an adult and I loved the story of the movie. So reading the book was definitely a completely different experience. the movie is very action-packed.

It is so funny because the main character is so quirky, but in just such a lovable, sweet, and wholesome way. So, I really loved this one. I loved the setting.

And then The Maidens has a lot of Greek tragedy elements in it, which was really fun to read about. This one had me scared pretty much the entire way through the book. I just it had an eeriness to it.

And while I loved this book, I wouldn't just willy-nilly go recommend it to people because it is such a hard hitter and there's definitely a lot of trigger warnings that go along with this book. It's considered a modern American classic and this is all about a family saga that spans decades.

Donna Tart is a brilliant woman. Her pros is so luscious. I think one of the beautiful things about her books is it forces you to slow down and just like take in every single sentence, every word.

I loved the reveal and same for The Maiden sometimes. Alex Malites, I feel like in The Silent Patient, there was so much that bothered me about the book actually writing and things that were included in the book that I felt like just were not necessary. And so now, as I'm talking about it, I would definitely change my rating because I remember actually being frustrated as the reader.

This book is fabulous. Oh my gosh, I was not expecting to love it as much as I did, but this is a gothic suspense novel. The pros can be so lyrical at times.