number four is Cersei by Madeline Miller which has been everywhere and a lot of people have talked about it a lot but I really I just really enjoyed it
My Top 10 Favourite Reads of 2019
- Best of 2019 · 10 books · counted in creators' Best of 2019
I feel like this has really stayed with me I really remember it like I can visualize that house that they were all in so vividly
this book is quite an acquired taste I would say because it's a bit of a mix between poetry and prose but I absolutely loved it I thought it was wonderful
this is just this just was just a mind-blowing book and it's very scary book
this is just a fantastic opening read into what it's like to perpetually live in that state of Para poverty to be so hungry all of the time to have your life be so precarious
the first book that I would highly recommend is natives by a caller I listen to this odd an audiobook and this is read by a caller himself so I think that gave it a kind of an extra edge for me
I did have high hopes I wanted to enjoy it but I didn't necessarily think it was going to be on my list of favorites for the whole year and yet here it is
I couldn't recommend this more I don't read a lot of historical nonfiction but I feel like this book really you just really feel like you're part of it
it's a fascinating look at her life it's so beautifully so poetically written I felt like I had to really slow down as I was reading it because her sentences just had so much like power built into them but it's really beautiful read








