I'm in the middle of 47 book series (again)🫩

So, I read A Dowry of Blood also years ago, really enjoyed it and now Evocation is out.

I really enjoyed my time reading this guy. This one is another book that got me through the pandemic. also love some migraine rep in here.

I read the first book years ago. It was all right.

I love Aria. I've only read volume one but I just loved it.

I did enjoy Beartown. I think it's an incredibly important book. I found his writing extremely addicting but it's not a series that I feel compelled to continue.

Better than the Movies by Lynn Painter. This was good, but it is a duology, I believe.

Probably my favorite Murakami, Dance.

I like this. Nowhere near my favorite Heather Fawcett, I don't think

this book broke like legitimately broke my heart so badly.

I really loved the aesthetic of this book but if you just like something for the aesthetic that's I don't know. It's just very it was empty.

I've been reading these since the pandemic. they got me through a lot of the pandemic, and yeah, these will forever be like my pandemic comfort books.

Definitely did not like it as much as Nevernight, but anyway. I finally read the second book, so now all I need to do is finish the trilogy with Darkdawn.

I thought it was all right. I thought it was pretty standard but I'm not here for standard.

I read Half a Soul a few years ago. I enjoyed my time, and so I picked up the second book, which is 10,000 Stitches.

This is a good reminder though. Making these videos are good reminder that there are series out there that I really loved.

I don't know what book three was. I am just devastated because for like that spark to happen that I will just keep going with the series and not pick up something new.

I really enjoyed these. At core, these are books about nature and poetry a young boy who >> [snorts] >> has to go on a big walk across Iceland to deliver a library book.

The Madman's Daughter trilogy is a YA like I would say gothic retelling of classics, which was just so fun to get into

I just love every single word that is in Howl's Moving Castle by Diana Wynne Jones that I legitimately just never feel like I'm done with this book.

But yeah, I really have been loving Hunter.

But yeah, I really have been loving Hunter.

But yeah, I really have been loving Hunter.

But yeah, I really have been loving Hunter.

But yeah, I really have been loving Hunter.

But yeah, I really have been loving Hunter.

It was a five-star read for me and I just loved this. This was like a treasure I did not expect to find.

I like the first one. I didn't love it. let me know if I should continue.

I'm going to be DNF'ing in this video is Legends and Lattes by Travis Baldree. I really did not enjoy this. Not a fan.

a very messy romance book that I just loved for like the juice and the gossip and honestly like a few really beautiful heart-wrenching lines that were just thrown into the text

I really enjoy them. I have videos about both of these. Mill House is probably my preferred one.

So far I've only read My Brilliant Friend and I liked it for what it was when I read it years ago.

I read My Lady Jane last year. It actually ended up on my best books of the year video. I love this.

I love listening to the audiobooks of these. I liked Nevernight a lot more.

I objectively do not think these are very good, but when I am just in a certain mood, a certain time of day, a certain turning of my personality, I will probably honestly read these again.

I read the first book, One Dark Window, a few years ago, and I was loosely entertained.

I've only read the first book again, not my cup of tea anymore.

I read Red Rising years ago. I've since unhauled it because I wasn't the biggest fan.

This was wild. Like just wild. I've so many thoughts, so many feelings, so much that went wrong in here.

I've been enjoying myself a lot. This is really sweet and wholesome and I recommend if you want to smile.

I've been enjoying myself a lot. This is really sweet and wholesome and I recommend if you want to smile.

I've been enjoying myself a lot. This is really sweet and wholesome and I recommend if you want to smile.

I've been enjoying myself a lot. This is really sweet and wholesome and I recommend if you want to smile.

I listened to it on audiobook and I just was not the biggest fan. I found it was very slow going.

I read The Big Sleep last year. Loved it. Knocked my boots off.

This is a doing the laundry listening audiobook fantasy experience for me and that is the City of Phantom.

I really enjoy them. I have videos about both of these. Mill House is probably my preferred one.

The Fellowship remains my favorite of the trilogy although to be honest I really loved The Silmarillion more than I was even expecting to and I'm just so happy.

It also is about the soldiers' experiences returning to a place of their home after combat and I really found a lot to like about this.

We have The Inheritance Games by Jennifer Lynn Barnes. Underwhelming will be passing.

The Madman's Daughter, is a retelling of The Island of Doctor Moreau by H.G. Wells, which I love.

I have very fond memories of this. I would like to reread it eventually.

I loved it to death, and then I found the entire box set at the thrift store, which was incredible, and so I cannot wait to get to these three books and finish them.

I have unhauled all of them except for the first book because that was the that was the only book that I actually enjoyed to a certain extent, but it's done.

What a pleasant wonderful like just fun textbook reading experience.

I read The Thursday Murder Club last year last year and I liked it. I didn't love it. , I thought it was way too long for what it was first of all

I liked The Vampire Lestat significantly less than Interview with the Vampire, but I still enjoyed it a lot.

I was actually quite impressed with this. I thought this was fun as hell. Not only the romance but the world building was actually really well fleshed out.

The Madman's Daughter trilogy is a YA like I would say gothic retelling of classics, which was just so fun to get into because the first one, The Madman's Daughter, is a retelling of The Island of Doctor Moreau by H.G. Wells, which I love.

I really enjoyed these. At core, these are books about nature and poetry a young boy who >> [snorts] >> has to go on a big walk across Iceland to deliver a library book.

I really enjoyed this. Features in my last reader year vlog. Very impressed.

Heart and Mercy by Megan Bannon. This was a pretty unique just kind of like sci-fi fantasy romance that I thought was quite interesting.