FEBRUARY READING WRAP-UP

the first honestly 300 pages maybe 250 pages of this book was just plain boring like fair was just kind of a Lottie dying around the house and talking to people and getting into all sorts of trouble that honestly isn't that exciting and it took forever for things to kind of fall into place a little bit in order that more exciting events could happen

the only good thing I have to say about daughter of the pirate king was that the romance was all right like it was fine I kind of enjoyed it but that's really not what I dived into this book for and laughs just really disappointed so I gave it two stars

it's not a fun thing to be witness to but it is such an important play there's so many things going on in here and I gave it four stars because even though I didn't really enjoy it like that's not really the point I don't think you're supposed to enjoy this play but like I just real appreciate it

I don't think it needs to be said that this book was really awful like both in terms of plot writing literally everything it was just oh I don't know why I read this so yeah this is my worst book of the month

honestly this book was just like honestly a goodie bag of good things like we had Scottish history that was so the description and the research of like flora and fauna and medicine that you can use in 1743 witchcraft clans Scottish Klansmen history and just like everything and then there was romance that was just like so well-balanced

it was amazing it was magical I don't have any bad things to say about it I felt like it never lost momentum which a lot of the books I read during the second half of this month did tend to do but it was just like a straight shot of fun and adventure and just like amazingness

I finally finished it at the start of the month and I'm just so happy that I did because it is now one of my favorite books in the whole wide world. it definitely competes for the place of my favorite classic as well

I wasn't really interested in the plot of any of these ventures or adventures I just really enjoyed this basically for Kenneth Grahame's writing he just makes you feel so cozy The Wind in the Willows is definitely such a cozy book

the middle of this book was really heavy and weighed down and not a lot happened but then she wrapped it up our author wrapped it up very brilliantly at the end I loved the ending I did give this book three stars I really enjoyed it and I would be interested in reading the next one