READING VLOG | doing nothing but reading my fav series and knitting because the horrors persist

I'm obviously giving this book five stars. How was I not going to give the Veronica Speedwell book involving vampires five stars?

I feel like I learned a lot through this book, and even though it is like a specifically an allegory for the Russian Revolution, I feel like it's the kind of book that's very relevant for a lot of situations. And I feel like it's the kind of book that is always going to be relevant.

I do know I was really liking Anna Karenina when I tried to read it a couple of years ago.

I finished up Clockwork Angel. I finished up my reread, and it was so fun. I absolutely loved my reread.

This is my favorite one out of the trilogy. So many good scenes, so many good scenes, so many good scenes I'm thinking of.

But I loved Dracula when I read it. It's been a couple years. It's been a few years.

I feel like a Grave Robbery was very like Frankenstein coded and I think this one's going to be very like vampire coded, which I'm very into.

And I enjoyed it. Like it wasn't, you know, mind-blowing, but I was definitely wanting to keep reading. Like I had to finish it.

Cuz, you know, I really like Paladin's Grace.

Didn't super love Paladin's Strength.

And I didn't love it, but I found it interesting. I didn't really like predict anything as far as the mystery goes.

I read The Invisible Man like a couple of months ago, and I liked it well enough.

I think I had tried to read The Secret Garden at one point, but I just like couldn't really get into it at the time, but I want to try it again because I recently got this piece of art.