MY FAVOURITE BOOKS OF ALL TIME

These are probably the most controversial books on this list arguably, but I did really enjoy them. They are some of my favorite fantasies and I just love the way that Sarah J. Mass writes.

I loved the book even more and I was just like this is amazing and beautiful and I just love it so much.

the second one is A Midsummer Night's Dream, which is my ultimate number one favorite play by Shakespeare that I have read so far because I still have tons to read.

This is a book that I definitely could not put down when I was reading it, no matter how much I wanted to.

So, I definitely did end up falling in love with it when I finally picked it up.

However, I do tend to prefer the comedies and I picked two of those as well. So, first is As You Like It, which I actually saw at the Globe a couple of years ago, which was amazing.

Rudus Pettis is, I think, one of the best authors of it. I love the fact that she doesn't flinch away from the hard stuff and doesn't sugarcoat anything just because it's directed toward a younger age group.

I loved this book way more than I was expecting to. Dashy is such a great heroine in this novel.

these are very powerful stories. Elizabeth Weeen is one of my other favorite authors of World War II historical fiction and she just does amazing things with it.

There's just something about the whimsy and the nonsensicalness of it. It just really brings me back to being a kid again.

I ended up reading it and I remember I was reading it late at night and I could not put it down. I was just so invested in the lives of these characters.

I just couldn't put this book down because I was so invested in Cath and how much I identified with her.

I read this recently and studying it just like on my own, I really fell in love with the story.

But then when I finally did read it, I did really love it and I want to reread it soon.

This is my favorite Alice in Wonderland retelling that I've ever read.

it's such a heartwarming and fun and wholesome story and I loved it.

I love Audrey Rose so much and I loved these books. They surprised me with how much I ended up really enjoying them.

So, I just love this book because of the memories that it brought back and it was a really good book, too.

I feel like this is just such an iconic gothic story and I loved it. Jane is a great character and I just found this really fun to once again kind of independent study like the nerd that I am.

These are my top three favorite John Green books. I love them so much.

this is just an amazing trilogy. It's so imaginative. It's unlike anything that I've ever read before and it is probably one of the most unique books that I've ever read.

But I just thought it was so fun and witty and I just really appreciate her writing.

I think this is just such a fun story.

I love Jane Austin, but her other two books that I've read, Sense and Sensibility and Pride and Prejudice, I've really enjoyed, but I feel like I need to go back and reread them so I can like fully appreciate them cuz I kind of remember reading them a little bit quickly.

I loved this so much and it was a lot more than I was expecting to. It was so cool and a really fun read.

I loved studying these. They really made me fall in love with Shakespeare again, and I think he's just very witty.

Rudus Pettis is, I think, one of the best authors of it. I love the fact that she doesn't flinch away from the hard stuff and doesn't sugarcoat anything just because it's directed toward a younger age group.

I love Jane Austin, but her other two books that I've read, Sense and Sensibility and Pride and Prejudice, I've really enjoyed, but I feel like I need to go back and reread them so I can like fully appreciate them cuz I kind of remember reading them a little bit quickly.

Particularly in Six of Crows, the group dynamics from those characters are great.

I love Audrey Rose so much and I loved these books. They surprised me with how much I ended up really enjoying them.

I just think it's amazing and magical and you need to read it. It's such a poignant and touching story and it's just it's so good.

This and The Book Thief are kind of the two books that introduced me to my true passion for reading.

The Hate You Give is arguably a modern classic in my opinion. It's a story that I think is going to be around forever and relevant forever.

This is a really twisted dystopian, but I think it shows all of the different things that YA can do as a genre.

Really, anything by Lee Berdugo. Language of thorns, the Gisha trilogy. Also, Wonder Woman, I am obsessed with.

I fell in love with the story of the Raven Boys and this whole Raven Cycle quartet.

And I also really love The Secret Garden by her as well. It is such once again a great and wholesome story.

This is like a book that I wish I had written. It is so whimsical and beautifully written and it follows the generations of this family up until the main character who is born with wings and you're following Lavender just kind of living her life with wings.

This is once again another really powerful read. This one deals with immigration and it has this beautiful love story that is written in the most fascinating and amazing way.

this is just such a great story. It's so iconic and I think it's for a good reason cuz it's so much fun.

I think this is just a book that I need to actually like physically read and that is partially because the writing of this book is just absolutely delectable.

Morgan Matson is one of my favorite contemporary authors and one of my favorite authors in general and this is my favorite book of hers that I have read so far.

I really felt like Molly was just like speaking to me. I honestly have such an affinity for this book because of that.

These are probably the most controversial books on this list arguably, but I did really enjoy them. They are some of my favorite fantasies and I just love the way that Sarah J. Mass writes.

I loved studying these. They really made me fall in love with Shakespeare again, and I think he's just very witty.

I feel like this is just such an iconic classic and it's for good reason.

Turtles All the Way Down was so amazing, and I loved it so much that it definitely needs to be on this list.

It was once again one of those books that really surprised me with how emotionally poignant it was and I ended up really loving it and just balling my eyes out at the end.

But I love the fact that Wonder Woman is so empowering.