Books EVERYONE should read before the end of 2026 ⭐️

If you for some reason haven't read Atmosphere by Taylor Jenkins Reed, anything by Taylor Jenkins Reed, go read that because you'll have the best time ever.

And of course, Beartown, but I haven't finished those series, so I didn't want to fully recommend them yet.

I will say this is very much you're there for the plot. You're not there for the characters, but when I tell you that you don't need any background in sci-fi books to go into this and have the best time ever, I mean it.

Daughter of No Worlds is a new series I have been reading and absolutely loving. It's not new. It's new to me.

This one is just one of those books that you think about where you started off and then where you end and your mind is just blown. It's such an addictive read.

It was still a 4.75. I still loved every second of it. These characters are so flawed, but so realistic.

The writing is superb. It is so beautiful and lyrical, but also it's very simple. I want to say you can just immerse yourself in it and suddenly you've read like 200 pages.

Same with City of Brass for that matter. That one's incredible as well. That's a must readad.

I just thought Nave and the Moon was a really great conclusion to this duology. I was really nervous going into it. I definitely had high expectations, but somehow Rachel Gillig did it absolutely perfectly and I think this is gorgeous.

This was probably one of my favorite duologies I've ever read. I think everyone should read it.

Honestly, my only complaint about this book was that I wanted more because I thought this world was so epic. And Fondelly knows how to build a world.

This is probably one of the most rich, vivid worlds I have read about, but it is also just one that is really different. It's not necessarily super high action. It's more like a character study the entire time.

It isn't a perfect five-star read by any means, but it is one that includes so many elements that I love in a fantasy book.

This pretty much combines everything I love about romanty and I got the giggly, giddy, bubbly feelings, all of the good feels whilst I was reading this.

The first book in this series is so quick. It's so fast-paced. The characters are so morally conflicting.