every book I've ever given 5 stars ⭐️ (my favourite books)

I remember just absolutely Ely eating this up this is such a cool book it's about nuclear disaster it's about cyclical nature of humanity it's about how the great lesson of history is that no one learns

I just love this I love hotels I love mountains I love snow I love Christmas time this has it all this has it all this is so freaking Charming

obviously I have given Game of Thrones five stars this one is not my favorite I think Storm of Swords I think A Storm of Swords is my favorite one but yeah I mean it's Game of Thrones it is brilliant it's wonderful it's five stars

I think Storm of Swords I think A Storm of Swords is my favorite one

I really love this one this just felt so comforting to me I read this during quarantine and I just really enjoyed it because it let me go places that I couldn't go when we were all on lockdown

the nature writing in here if I ever wanted to put my pen to paper to talk about a tree or something outside or anything like that like this is the book whose pages I would plunder to get inspiration

it's just wholesome and again just like stupidly happy reading this book smiling like an idiot it's such a gift it's such a blessing and it's just so fun

the way that she weaves and Carson weaves Greek mythology and Modern Day present day The Human Experience all into one thing it's gorgeous the her writing style is unlike anything else

next five stars is beloved another take on the haunted house Tony Morrison so good I need to read more from her immediately

I was so pleasantly surprised by the Broken Wings his writing is so poetic it is a love story between two people who I mean it's a tragic love story so they really can't be together

this is one of my favorite books of all time I read this in high school and I just think about it all the time

I only like his middle grade Coraline is very close to a five-star

I was not expecting to be just utterly consumed by the count like I was and I am like obsessed with this book I wish I was still reading it I wish it was never over

the other mirami that I've given five stars to is dance because this is all about the hotel which I am a sucker for it set in the 8S I would compare this to American Psycho I would compare this to capitalism gone Gaga it's really great

this is a middle grade Antarctica dragons snow murderous penguin this is so sweet this is definitely found family Trope

I read this in like high school and I loved it loved it loved it loved it

it was just like the exact right time the exact right place the exact like right mindset that I was in and this book devastated me

I don't know if this would be five star anymore but I'm assuming it would be because this just kind of defied all of my expectations of what I thought this book was going to be

I didn't give Frankenstein five stars it didn't really become one of my favorite books ever until I think my third reread

It's a retelling of Frankenstein but it set in Baghdad in 2005 it's horrifying like it's just absolutely horrifying it is gutting

in grle by John Gardner it's just it just hurts it hurts really bad it's all about language it's so much about language and it's about grindle coming to terms with his world and the changes in it and it just like it makes me it makes me want to cry

these are the best of the best although I haven't read everything from Shakespeare but these are my favorite probably Hamlet is my number one if I had to choose between the two

if I had to pick a favorite it would either be prisoner of asan or the Half Blood Prince don't make me choose

this is such a big part of my life such a big part of my childhood just helped me through so much and I love it to bits and pieces if I had to pick a favorite it would either be prisoner of asan or the Half Blood Prince

this is very speci I really enjoy this I've talked about this pretty recently but just gorgeous descriptions of landscape I love what he does with language in here

this is like the scariest book that I've ever read and don't listen to that it is for you I love the absolute witchery of writing and craft and like what he does with the novel in here

I just love it to bits Thomas Wharton's writing in here I think is like incredible it is so good I wrote my thesis on this that I'm now trying to get published and I just it's so incredibly special to me

this is so hard to read but so good so good is about reading it's a book about the book it's a book about reading a book

I was not expecting to like it as much as I did but I adored the heck out of this I read this last year for the first time and I could not believe my eyes

first one is of course letters to a young poet I'm not going to harp on that I think that is like the book of this Channel or it has become one of the books of this channel

these are the best of the best although I haven't read everything from Shakespeare but these are my favorite probably Hamlet is my number one if I had to choose between the two but it's a hard choice

I first read this in grade three I think and it's just wonderful I haven't read it in a while but just like the story itself the premise I think this will just always be a book that I just love to bits and pieces

I don't think it's a perfect book I think it does kind of lose its touch in the second half or in the last quarter of the novel but this is still five stars for me I absolutely loved it

this is my favorite my favorite book of all time I have never found anything else like this on the planet like I seriously haven't this is above and beyond everything

the beauty of it like it's one of those ones where you just want to sit there and like read it out loud to yourself

this is a wonderful story about a ghost town and I love that concept it is so good

I think I just really adored his writing like it's so beautiful this is retelling in a play or rather a lyrical drama of prometheus's tale he talks so much about social issues in his work and it's just really fun to see those comparisons in Prometheus and like Zeus as a tyrant

it's just one of the most magnificent things I've ever read honestly and I love the writing here

it is about this planet that has a consciousness of its own it is definitely pretty hard sci-fi because there's a lot of like academic sci-fi stuff inserted in here and the scientists who go there are kind of like plagued by their repressed memories so really good this freaked me out

this is a colle of short stories that he wrote like aimed at children because he was too embarrassed to like talk to children they're beautiful they read like fairy tales folktales

this is the only short Story collection that I've ever given five stars I hate short stories but I love these Angela Carter marry me I want to write like her I want to bathe in her words

this was just amazing this was amazing so much philosophy so much discussion I would highly recommend you just pick them up and like chip away at them and sit with them for so long because it's really totally worth it

I found it in my Elementary School library love the heck out of this so sweet this is about a girl who gets to talk to animals

the other one which I feel like I liked even more honestly is the Enchanted Sonata this one is a retelling of The Nutcracker but it also has so many Phantom of the Opera Vibes

this was so cute we have tiny dragons we have a swamp monster named glurk and like incredibly Charming

I think this is spooky it's atmospheric it's touching it's so funny and it's just completely charming

it's like very challenging extremely challenging this one will have you doing like back bends that you didn't think you were flexible enough to do five stars highly recommend that you go away from this video and like pick it up

I think it's absurd I think it's ridiculous it's so funny I just think it's it's so freaking hilarious but it is also one of the saddest books that I've ever read

this one made me cry because the writing was so beautiful I love Oscar wild I cannot wait to reread this

this is about a dead guy who is writing his life story and again so funny it's just so funny so Charming

I gave five stars to both the broken wings and to the prophet both by Jon and they are gorgeous I don't know if I would really give the profit Five Stars anymore if I read it now

I remember having such a hard time grappling with just the way that the story is told because it is a ghost story but is it a ghost story it's like one of those I love the ending

I was in raptured the whole time listening to it reads so well just from a purely like craft level it's so meticulously put together

I just think the things that he says and his attitude towards death so beautiful and so much more helpful than the Western world's conception of death and of grief and of like funerals and grieving and passing

this also bald my eyes out man I bald eyes out this Trilogy got me through so much I do have a feeling it would hold up even though I haven't read it in a really long time and I found the ideas in here really wonderful

this is great this is spooky I would really like to read this before I ever move out of the city because it's about his experience being pretty dis disillusioned in Paris

this book feels like de Shu this book feels like heat stroke this book feels like you've had too many cups of coffee

I cannot wait for the day when I read this again I don't feel ready to do that anytime soon but just gorgeous