My Biggest Book Unhaul Yet! 📦📚 | Saying Goodbye to 30+ Books

I really like it, but I hated the book. I hated the book and I need to be honest with myself about that. I did hate the book. The last line is super fire, other than that, this book is trash.

Blood Over Bright Haven obviously has prime real estate. I love that book, and every book behind it are books that I've already read and genuinely enjoyed.

Then we have Barrier Bones and the Midnight Soil. I really did enjoy that book.

This is the same author of Earthlings and they're basically about the same thing. It's the fact that like you shouldn't have to conform to society to be your own person or to be a good person or a right person, but she just goes off the hinges with it in this book.

And you just see him be relentlessly stubborn with trying to be something, trying to make it, trying to survive every single day. And it's a heartbreaking story, yes, but it's also like the resilience of this kid makes you want to be something better, and I'm enjoying it a lot.

The only one I'm not so sure about so far is Earthlings. I think I gave this a three star, but it wasn't like a positive three star. I just thought it was all over the place.

Instructions for Dancing, did read these. I think that these were all three star and above, so they're just barely making it, but I remember they weren't all that great, either.

It's about this group of 60-year-old women who used to be assassins who are currently trying not to be assassinated themselves. And it just felt like Charlie's Angels meets like The Golden Girls. It was fantastic.

However, for me and my book club, it kind of just fell flat because she was doing a lot of stupid things in the book. Like the things that you're not supposed to do.

I read Love and Other Words by Christina Lauren, and that's still one of my favorite romances of all time.

Love on the Brain Wild. Ooh, this was so good. I'm so glad we read this year.

Maybe Margot's Got Money Troubles? No, but I did like this book. I did like this book. We read it this summer.

It was very wordy, and I feel like the reason why this became a classic is because she wrote so different. She was the first to do something, but in all actuality, if I can be honest, it just felt like a very long run-on sentence.

I did read Remarkably Bright Creatures. It was just okay for me and this is hard because the mermaid in me doesn't want to get rid of it because this is really beautiful. Also, it wasn't bad.

Seven Days in June, I did read this. The Neighbor Favorite, did read this. Terms and Conditions, did read this. Instructions for Dancing, did read these. I think that these were all three star and above, so they're just barely making it, but I remember they weren't all that great, either.

Terms and Conditions, did read this. Instructions for Dancing, did read these. I think that these were all three star and above, so they're just barely making it, but I remember they weren't all that great, either.

This has no spice and yet it was one of the most yearning-filled, cutesy, adorable holiday books I have ever read. It's short, it is not very long, but I genuinely honest to god still think about this book all the time.

This was one of the first romances I read when I got back into reading, and it was not good. I don't know why we still have it.

I remember hating this when I read this, but in hindsight, I do think it's a valuable book, so I don't want to get rid of it.

The Neighbor Favorite, did read this. Terms and Conditions, did read this. Instructions for Dancing, did read these. I think that these were all three star and above, so they're just barely making it, but I remember they weren't all that great, either.

I'm obsessed with The Song of Achilles. I'll never shut up about it. I literally think about this once a month, at least, bare minimum. It is one of my favorite books of all time.

I read this a long time ago, and I remember thinking it was just okay, but I think she's still here because I read Love and Other Words by Christina Lauren, and that's still one of my favorite romances of all time.

The Earthlings, The Unmaking of June Farrow. I think we can get rid of this one. I thought it was okay.

I love this book, though. I'll never shut up about it. You know I always recommend this. It is Vera Wang's Unsolicited Advice for Murderers. It is the perfect cozy thriller.

When in Rome, loved that book.