Are these BookTok books worth reading?! (my unpopular opinions)

Personally, if you're like me, I didn't love the first book. I did like the second book and the series from there on.

Personally, if you're like me, I didn't love the first book. I did like the second book and the series from there on.

But I actually read this such a long time ago and I remember being obsessed with it. I love Emily Henry. I have loved every single book I've read by her.

I'm obsessed with these characters. I could not recommend the series enough. However, I don't think you should read the series if you're under the age of like 17.

There are definitely some weird things that go on in this. There is one part specifically that kind of made me question things, but on the whole, I had such a fun time reading this book. I had the best time.

It's kind of hard to wrap your head around at first, but once you get used to it, for some reason, the imagery and everything is still all there, whilst we're just hearing people speak and we're not really getting a description of the scene too much, I still was completely immersed in it. So, it's very interesting.

I loved Daydream the most. Daydream has been my favorite so far, but I think this is my second favorite.

It's actually like fun. Like I really liked it and I do love interconnected series and you keep seeing your characters later in the series which is fun.

In saying that, Fourth Wing was definitely my favorite of the series. I think I gave it a 4.25, so still a good rating, but the characters just became less and less likable as I've gone through the series.

This was my first exposure to dark romance and I am severely traumatized from it because this is pretty dark. This is I think it's one of the darkest you could get.

I did really like Heartless. I liked Powerless. I liked Reckless.

I did not like Hopeless.

I actually quite enjoyed the first book. It was like an urban fantasy. Very different vibes to Acatar or Throne of Glass, but the second book really let me down.

And the second book, it felt like 600 pages of nothing. I'm not even kidding. I can't name one thing that happened until the last 200 pages.

I didn't hate it. I just thought it was a fun, easy read and I feel like it just gets slandered in the book community and I'm not really sure why because I think it's like a fine read.

I'm obsessed with these characters. I could not recommend the series enough. However, I don't think you should read the series if you're under the age of like 17.

The last book was definitely a five-st star read. I was so hooked on all her characters and from where we started to where we got to that was like one epic journey that I do think is worth taking.

I thought the magic system was really fun. I thought the setting for it was really fun. I actually quite liked our characters.

I actually didn't love Mile High. I read it super quickly, but I didn't love it. I wasn't obsessed with it.

I have reread and annotated this book so many times, it's not even funny. However, I do want you guys to know that this is a YA series. This is a very YA series and it feels very YA.

I did really like Heartless. I liked Powerless. I liked Reckless.

I did really like Heartless. I liked Powerless. I liked Reckless.

One of my favorite sports romances I have ever read. Ryan Shay is literally one of my favorite book boyfriends. I am obsessed with him.

It's a very little trilogy. It's pretty easy to get through and it sets up the entire magic system, your characters, the world building, everything.

This just has some of my favorite characters I have ever read. I think Lee Bugo is one of the best YA writers. I absolutely love the Greciverse.

I did not enjoy this book. I gave it like a two star rating, and that's pretty unusual for me.

The second book is incredible. Literally incredible. One of my favorite books I've ever read.

Personally, I highly recommend this one. I think it's really fun. Is it the best romanty I've ever read? No.

I am just truly obsessed with this book. Can't explain to you. This is a six-st star read for me.

The first few books were very hard for me to get through, but what continuously helped me get through them was the fact that she wrote that at 16. She wrote the first book at 16.