Let's talk about the 16 books I read in July and August!

My main critique of this book is I felt like it was too long. I oops, sorry, wrong. Dragged on for a long, long time, guys. And I don't think it was needed. I did like Stephen King's writing. His writing is very immersive.

I will probably vlog the next one because I remember Mist and Fury being my favorite in the series.

I actually like didn't like Court of Thorns and Roses very much even the first time I read it. Then the next books get so much better.

I did think it was still really creepy. This author has a way of writing that is so haunting and just hooks you and you're in it, cannot get out. But I just wasn't as attached to our characters and I wasn't rooting for them as hard as I was in the first few.

I loved it though. I literally loved it. This was one of my top reads of the month to be completely honest.

Like I'd read Broken Country and I feel like that was on a similar level of hype and I really liked Broken Country. Again, not my usual genre, but I really liked it.

I think it is one of the most genius books I've read. Now, I will say, see, this is why I'm not sure if it's a five star because I will say I didn't love all of our characters.

It wasn't bad writing or anything like that. It was very easy to read, very addictive. I just I just couldn't get behind the whole premise.

I loved the world and I forgot how much fun this book is. Like, I forgot how much fun war is and riding dragons and I love the dragons so much.

But this book like truly was so well written. I was obsessed with the writing. It flowed in a way that was so easy to read, but also made you have the biggest insight into your characters.

I think I gave this a 3.75 in the end. So, I wasn't really disappointed in it. I just kind of finished it being like, I don't know what to rate this.

But in saying that, I still loved every single second of this book. I thought it was amazing. The chemistry between these two was insane.

I actually love liked Fourth Wing the first time I read it, but it was Iron Flame and Onyx Storm I wasn't obsessed with.

I was obsessed with it until I literally could not deal with these characters anymore. So that one was kind of interesting to me. I think overall though I'd still give it a four star just because I loved the concept of this so much.

This was a five stars for me. I don't think I've ever been so on the edge of my own seat.

I actually love liked Fourth Wing the first time I read it, but it was Iron Flame and Onyx Storm I wasn't obsessed with.

And I enjoyed it. It was good. It was a fun time.

I will say though, the atmosphere of this was incredible. It was such a haunting gothic kind of atmosphere with the idea of like ghosts and festing people and demons and everything like that. Loved that. Just was like a little bit separated because of the tenses.

I still loved this. I don't know which one I like more.

Now I will say the night and the moth was really good. I think I gave it like a 4.5 or 4.75 maybe but it wasn't perfect.

Truly, Emily Varga's writing though was stunning. It was one of the most unique fantasy systems I had read in a long time.

And I did enjoy the plot as a whole. It's just the characters I had a really hard time connecting to.