20 Books I Read in November 🍂

This was one of my five stars. ... It was just so interesting and I don't always love general fiction that's just about like going about life, but it's exactly what I needed in the moment.

I read Brimstone, which I gave a two and a half. ... Burnstone was kind of a flop for many reasons.

The Cycle Syncing Handbook by Angie Marie. ... I actually gave all of these four stars.

In my mind, this is like one of my favorite books, and I just wish it didn't have a romance because I didn't care about the romance part, but it is a romance novel.

I ended up reading female fantasy, which I gave a 4.25 if I'm remembering correctly.

It's futility by Nuzo Ono. ... I gave this a four. ... This book was such high energy the entire time. It was just always silly.

This is In the Flow by Alyssa Viddy. ... I actually gave all of these four stars.

A Mouth Low Dust by Nevo, a four.

My final five star of the month is Perfect Victims and the Politics of Appeal by Muhammad Alkurd. ... Not only did this have really valuable things to say, but it was written beautifully.

This is Period Power by Maisie Hill. ... I actually gave all of these four stars.

For the first three quarters of this book, I thought not only was this going to be five stars, but it was going to be one of my favorite books of the year. And then the ending let me down so bad. ... It's definitely a four without a doubt.

And The Game is a Foot, a four. ... The sequel to It's Elementary, a little mystery, a little fantasy.

I just had a feeling I was going to love this and then I did. ... And that's The Raven Scholar. Definitely recommend.

I read The Strength of the Few, which I gave a three and a half.

Ver Wong's Guide to Snooping on a Dead Man, a 3.75.

The sequel to The Empress of Salt and Fortune and the sequel to It's Elementary, a little mystery, a little fantasy.

It's essays from some of my favorite horror authors about why they love horror. ... I gave this a 4.5.

I read Your Favorite Scary Movie, which I gave a five.