Best Books, Bad Books + New Fave Authors // Mid-Year Book Freakout Tag 2020

I'm reading a gathering of shadows right now by ve Schwab and Alucard is yeah he would also be on that list

it's a very exciting book to read it makes you see magic everywhere in your own life especially during the nighttime it's a book that offers you companionship for being lonely

I'm still reading it but I'm 50 pages through and I've already cried and that is autobiography of read by Anne Carson he just is amazing the way she writes in here she will like break your whole body apart and fill it with light

it is such a well-written book so amazing so important so valuable and it really like touches on connectivity and this idea that the world is a net and notes crop up all over the place where we intersect with our other people's lives

I will also give a few honorable mentions to Vivian who is our narrator in city of girls by Elizabeth Gilbert

I listen to this with the audiobook production which I always just have to compliment again because it's so thoroughly well done

Great Expectations was such a good book I cannot recommend it enough

Howl's Moving Castle is one of the most charming books I've ever met

illuminate and Gemina they read so well they are fantastic entertainment while at the same time being very well put together well-constructed and just I just have to like say something about them every time because I was really blown away

I usually don't really go in for romance a lovely war such a fresh insightful beautiful piece of work

never was still like it's a stantly good book I gave it three stars but it was just really disappointing to me

I have so many specific complaints about this the writing the plot the characters the idea and also just like and the social commentary that tries to wind its way through this book like a little snake on the cover does not do a good job

on earth or briefly gorgeous by ocean belong is so gorgeous and is so sad and so good also made me cry

100 Years of Solitude is definitely the best book I've read in 2020 so far I really do not I don't think anything else is gonna top it this is one of the best books it might be the best book I've ever read in my life

I will give and not implement into Vincent from sleeping giants or the Themis vilest trilogy by Savannah Belle

not only was this an amazing fantasy book but the way she wrote it I want to talk about it so badly but I don't wanna spoil anything

the Golden Compass by Philip Pullman really loved it that's a middle-grade polar fantasy

also speaking of romance I will give an honorable mention to the hanging by Sally Thorne

last year at this point my favorite book of the year so far was the mysteries of Adolfo by Ann Radcliffe these books I've mentioned in comparison are like so much higher than Ann Radcliffe

the Picture of Dorian Gray made me cry because it was so beautifully written you know when you read a book and you're like I'm never gonna have this experience again

it's a really well done murder mystery actually I whenever the first one I wasn't too sure how special or complicated or unique or tricky the book was actually gonna be but as you keep reading the series it gets so much better

it's a really well done murder mystery actually I whenever the first one I wasn't too sure how special or complicated or unique or tricky the book was actually gonna be but as you keep reading the series it gets so much better

when we were orphans was just such a crazy amazing book