Books I Read (and loved!) in May! 🌼

A Deadly Education is the one I think is the most objectively good. Just wasn't for me.

A marvelous light by Freya Marski, really wanted to love, gave it three stars.

I definitely get why someone would think I would love this, but it was another one that was just a three. I had a good time. I think in the first half and then the second half I was just kind of ready for it to be over, which is not like the best feeling.

I did really like reading Lady Trent in here. Like I didn't love this book. I gave it a three.

This was a 3.75, so pretty high.

A dark and drowning tide by Allison Saft, three stars.

A 3.75 also went to Dragon Fruit by Makia Lucier. Trying to remember how to pronounce that one.

So I picked this up and it was everything that I needed. I liked it so much. I don't think it'll be for everybody.

this was a three because like every single story was a three except for one or two.

Highly recommend the audio book. It made it so funny and I just I really had a great time.

There was just some there was some quality about One Dark Window, even though I gave it like a 2.75 or something that made me think Rachel Gayy could be the one for me.

Five stars. Five stars. I'm so happy about it. I just I love this. It's perfection.

biggest disappointment I think was The Baby Dragon Cafe just because I love a cozy fantasy and it just wasn't like written well enough.

I gave three stars to A Dragon's Bride by Katie Robert.

Even though I felt like I was having a good time, there was nothing I really loved about it in general.

The Magicians by Love Grossman. This was below three stars, right? For sure. What was it exactly? A 2.5.