my whole entire tbr (and a much needed unhaul)

I don't think it's the kind of book that I would probably ever reach for again after having read it through once, so I think this one is going to be unhauled.

I just did not think this was like super great. I don't think I'm going to be continuing this manga and I mean I can pick it up on maybe through my library anytime, but I don't think I need to own it. I didn't love it.

I've kind of been thinking about un-hauling Beware of Pity which I have read and I didn't like it.

I did read it. I did enjoy it but again it's a book that I don't think I would ever pick up again.

I think I'm going to keep it around for now just because it's going to be featuring in one of my videos at the end of the year. not the good one if you're wondering, but yeah, I think this one is going to stick around for now, but I do think I'm going to eventually unhaul it at the end.

I read Daisy Miller, really enjoyed it, but have not picked up I don't think any of the other works.

It's a novel written in letters and I just really did not enjoy it very much.

From down here the book that I would probably most un-haul is For the Wolf by Hannah Whitten but I kind of just want to keep it around because it has all of the imagery that I love.

I was really only keeping it because the first few chapters were about a virus unleashed in the Arctic Circle and about a group of scientists in the Arctic and I was really, really just like drawn to that, but then it's more of a short story collection woven into a continuous narrative and I just didn't really enjoy it.

This one is just so affecting, very violent. It was very hard for me to read and it was just so much on the soul at the time, like on my soul.

I would like to reread this for an episode of reader eat before deciding if I actually want to unhaul it or not, because I remember it being bad enough to be funny and like kind of good.

We have another short story collection that I've only read a few stories out of. It's Seven Gothic Tales by Isak Dinesen. Really enjoyed this.

I got 60 pages into this. It was just not the right time for me to be reading it, but I was definitely enjoying it, so I will get back to that.

I read it last year and I did enjoy it but I just don't think I would ever read it again.

This is non-fiction about neuroplasticity, but I think it's a bit dated and I did read through a section in here last night that was more or less about autism and I just didn't really like the way it talked about autism, so it's going to go.

I really did enjoy The Golden Compass, so yeah.

I liked it's one of those books that I like talking about and thinking about and more so just ruminating about after having read it, but I didn't actually like Isabel Allende's writing style. I found a lot of this to be a slog, not in terms of content or message or anything like that, but just in terms of the writing.