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I really liked Belelladonna by Adeline Grace.

This book in particular, highlights friendships in adulthood as well, and that really hit deep in my soul. So, I love this book.

It was a rough ride for me at the beginning. I did not like the first Magnolia book really at all, but the series has grown on me, so I'm definitely excited to continue reading those.

I loved the first book. I loved the first Misborn book, but I feel like the second book kind of just took me out of it.

Shep in that book is my favorite realworld contemporary fiction book boyfriend. Love him. Perfect.

Same vibe goes for actually my current read, Rule of Wolves by Lee Bardugo, part of the Grecaverse. Nikolai. I feel like Nikolai and Luke give very similar vibes to each other and I love them both so much.

Silverwing, loved that.

And also, this specific book is one of my favorites. It's just so good. I think this is like peak Stephanie Garber, The Ballad of Never After.

The only one I didn't absolutely love was The Four Winds, just because it felt very repetitive to me. It was a little bit too mundane, just repetition of the same things happening to the characters. It still did hit me emotional, but I just think compared to her other books, it wasn't my absolute favorite.

We have like darkness and we have also morally gray characters and also just very interesting, like a very interesting cast of characters and also interesting villains. I think this series does a really, really, really great job with that.

I loved The Night and Gale. I loved The Great Alone, and I also loved The Women.

I remember I don't remember what it was called, but there was the one with the mask and he like put the mask on and it wouldn't come off and then it like started changing him cuz it was like an evil mask. hated that one. That one made me feel so claustrophobic.

And by the third, I feel like the third book could have been really good, but by that point, I just didn't care because I didn't love the second book, which I know, unpopular opinion.

Hannah is definitely my go-to for historical fiction and The Night and Gale is just absolutely incredible by her. So, this represents the like historical emotional side of me.

I really liked the Paper Bag Princess in particular. That one has stuck with me over the years.

The first books I remember that had like an emotional impact from me were the Velvetine Rabbit made me cry as a child and also The Polar Express. Those two books were the books that like made me feel things.

RF Kuang is one of my favorite authors of all time, but the Poppy War trilogy is my favorite from her. It is probably honestly my favorite of all time.

Oh, I went through like the Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants. I loved those books like when I was a teenagerish, pre-teen maybe.

The first books I remember that had like an emotional impact from me were the Velvetine Rabbit made me cry as a child and also The Polar Express. Those two books were the books that like made me feel things.

I loved the first Misborn book, but I feel like the second book kind of just took me out of it. I didn't really love the second.

I've only read one book from him, so it's hard to say. It's hard to like confirm that if he is a favorite author or not, but The Will of the Many is definitely one of my favorite books.

I loved The Night and Gale. I loved The Great Alone, and I also loved The Women.

When the Moon Hatched by Sarah A. Parker is actually a romanty that I did enjoy last year.