Let's talk about the 10 books I read in June!

I loved this. I loved this so much more than I was expecting to. I really thought it was just going to be just another fantasy romance that I kind of read was like, yeah, okay, and moved on from it.

The ending of this blew my mind. And when I say the ending, I mean literally the last few chapters because I was waiting and waiting cuz you'd all told me that this was going to be a crazy ending and I was waiting and waiting and I was like, "Guys, it's not that crazy. Like, it's good. Don't get me wrong. I'm enjoying it so much more than the first, but still."

I gave this one a 4.5. I loved this book. Also, I pretty much listened to this all on audio and I cannot recommend it enough.

You guys know that I did not like Red Rising very much. It was just like a three-star average kind of read.

However, it was my least favorite in the Stormlight Archive so far. It was still a four-star read. I still really, really enjoyed it.

This just felt like, to be honest, it felt like an overview of a book. It felt like an outline for a book, and there was so much room for further development.

I gave it a three stars because of how addictive it was. Like I ate this book up so quickly. But, in saying that, felt like there was a few plot holes going on in this one.

It just didn't hit completely fully. I was there for the vibes. I wasn't really super connected to our protagonists or any of our characters, really, but I was just loving the atmosphere of it all.

I loved Adalyn Grace's writing though and also this was like full-on action pretty much all the time. We were straight into it.

I feel like I talked about this one quite a lot, but if you don't know what The Diviners is, it is such a classic BookTube series and I want to bring it back. I wholeheartedly am trying to bring this series back because I think everyone needs to read it.

This one was good, but this is one that I think I had a better reaction to in my reading vlog than I did when I think back to it if that makes sense. The more I think about it, I just feel like it didn't stand out to me too much.

I think I loved it, but it was just one of those really thought-provoking books that I could not stop thinking about. Also, Natalie as a protagonist is probably one of the most annoying protagonists I have ever read about in my entire life.