2026 RESET | physically and digitally organizing my library + my notion tour!

I would recommend this for fall like if you've never read it before I would recommend it for fall because as I've said like four times now stunning fall imagery. But you know like the story itself is just fine. Writing stunning but like I would never reread it.

This is a quote that I'd highlighted in Anne of Avonlea and it is one of my favorite quotes from the Anne series.

Cuz you know, I liked Babel when I read it. I think I gave it a pretty high rating.

Like the second one was fine. There were some interesting elements to it obviously but I just never really felt invested in it.

But Gallant was just okay. I enjoyed Gallant probably a lot more than a lot of other people did but I just don't really feel the need to hold on to it.

The more I think about this book, the more irritated I am by how this [clears throat] book ended. So she needs to vacate the premises.

I would absolutely reread the original trilogy as well as How the King of Elfhame Learned to Hate Stories. God tier books obviously will never leave the shelves.

This is the second book that is in that series and I just really don't care about this book. In the slightest honestly. It was fine when I read it.

But these two literally would never reread them.

Love those all so much. Would love to give them all a reread. They're all just excellent and I think very fondly back on my time reading those.

But these two literally would never reread them.

As you can see, the one above this is so stupid from Shadows of Self, but it makes me laugh every single time, so I had to add it onto this page.

As I'm sure we all know I absolutely love The Ex Hex. It is one of my favorite books favorite fall reread always such a good time.

I really enjoyed Oak and Wren's story. I loved the like traveling nature of this book. I love a book with a lot of traveling in it so like this one worked very well for me.

Love those all so much. Would love to give them all a reread. They're all just excellent and I think very fondly back on my time reading those.