ONE UNHAUL TO RULE THEM ALL.

I did recently read this book and I did not like it as much so I think I might run to my bookshelf and get the other Ark and get rid of that one too

this was always my least favorite John Green book though by far I think I read it in 2014 and I gave it like two stars and if I give a book like less than three stars in 2014 like you know it was not good I don't remember anything about this book other than the fact that I was severely uninterested while reading

unfortunately though it did not follow through and I was very disappointed about it this is another story where there's definite good and bad but it just really left a nasty taste in my mouth

I did read it was another kind of middle-of-the-road book for me I appreciated it because it was like one of the first books I ever read that had a Muslim hijab' main character and so I learned a lot about that experience

this book had like all the elements that it needed to be a favorite of mine it's an urban fantasy there's like a whole magical Society different magical creatures it's set in France a lot a lot of potential but the story just did not follow through

I read this like at the peak of its height when the movie came out and I really enjoyed them I definitely liked if i stay like much more than where she went but I found them both fulfilling and satisfying

some parts of it just make me feel a little icky when I look at it on my bookshelf and so I think this one can go

unfortunately though save the date is my least favorite is actually on my worst book of 2019 list

I really liked this book from the start I thought the concept of like a kpop star trying to escape her fame and having like a secret romance with a paparazzi was so intriguing firstly the writing was just like not up to par for what I prefer and tolerate in young adult contemporaries secondly the book started to reach that point of ridiculousness with the plot

I did read the glitt'ring Court and again I really enjoyed it at the time I'm a big fan of Vampire Academy and bloodlines and the glittering court just did not stick with me in the same way as those characters and those stories have

I love the whole series I'm listening to the fourth book now and I absolutely adore it but I do already have all of the diviners books in hardcover now

I read it all the way through start to finish and I still did not like it this is another one that just had so much potential and I just wanted to love it so bad and recommend it to everyone and I can't

this is a story I thoroughly enjoyed when I read it back in 2014 it was at like the peak of why a dystopian and so it had a lot of elements that I was reading in books and really enjoying I still look back on this series very fondly

I did really enjoy it's apparently a retelling of Emma by Jane Austen but the main character has a sibling who is on the autism spectrum I liked it was inoffensive I don't have any things to complain about it just wasn't a favorite or a standout for me

I do not think it's bad I actually think it's a really good book I just did not enjoy it all that much

this book wasn't bad but it wasn't good one of those situations where I really wasn't all that engaged while reading therefore I don't remember a ton of the story

I read this like at the peak of its height when the movie came out and I really enjoyed them I definitely liked if i stay like much more than where she went but I found them both fulfilling and satisfying

you didn't do it for me either there were definite Goods and Bad's with this story I really liked the magic system and the world and I thought it did an interesting job of adapting this classic story of the Nutcracker to like a darker historical steampunky type story