TIER RANKING FAVORITE BOOKS OF ALL TIME || May 2021 [CC]

I think this one is going to solidly go into the surprise me category, it used to be will reread forever. And for all I know maybe it will be that I have re read it three times.

I have read this now twice and both times that ending. Well, it is one of the best endings I think I've ever consumed and that both times I forgot what was going to happen on the reread and both times I was just like jaw on the floor like what?

So I picked it up, devoured it devoured the sequel as well. I really like this near future sci fi series. I think it's really great.

I picked it up, read it in like two days completely fell in love with all of the characters. I have a review for the series if you want on here more rambley thoughts, but if you've been here for the last couple months, you know, I really like it.

And this includes the sequel Chaos on CatNet because this isn't necessarily something I could see myself rereading, unless I really wanted the comfort read. But it's a series I could see myself continuing to read installments of, and I really love it.

I was so surprised when I picked it up because it reads very modern. The pacing in that one is a little a little all over the place.

I love Elantris. It's my favorite or second favorite Sanderson book on any given day.

I was reading it and I read it in like two days couldn't put it down. I was so surprised at how much I cared about this character.

It's a very readable nonfiction, it's definitely written with a narrative twist. But the content is so hard.

It's one of my only five star short story collections. I love Ted Chiang's brain, how he answers scientific questions.

I really like Exit West I don't even know where my copy is, I actually bought a copy. I could buy another one. It's not a big deal.

I'm actually hoping to reread it this summer. It's like sci fi horror, it's definitely kind of has some literary elements in the first book, at least the second books just like action packed, there are just harrowing hunting moments that you think about forever.

It just legit surprised me. I was not expecting to read it in a day. It is one of the best ways to talk about the themes that it talks about for me.

Educationally speaking, it's really rough to read, but really important. And I do think it has a good narrative flow. It is a good read, you should definitely read it.

I picked it up and I fell in love with this family, I fell in love with following them. And I loved it so much. So I really want to explore that again.

I don't think it's like an amazing book on its own in terms of like plot and it's thematic nuances. But I also blazed through it, it's like a perfect airplane read. So I had a really good time.

Mistborn will reread forever. And I'm including the Mistborn trilogy in that, like just the era one. Era two I do like but it's not like a favorite.

I loved it. It was a wonderful way for me to familiarize myself with Eid the holiday that is actually occurring, like either the week or the week after you're seeing this video actually.

And it's a roller coaster, and the writing is stunning. And I really appreciated learning things to like, it was historical fiction that I fell in love with.

It's a fun, good old time. And it scratches a very specific itch of like twists and turns and awe. The first three like they were amazing vacation reads.

When I read the first sentence of that book. It stole my heart. That was a first sentence stole my heart book. It's such a great folktale retelling.

The character relationship developments in that book. So good. So good. It's my favorite book of 2021 so far. I love it.

I did like it enough that I want to reread it and with its twists and turns. Yeah, I want to reread it. It's very fun and fast paced.

I think this one's going to go in because we're including the whole trilogy, and this is going to go to want to reread. I have actually read the first two books already.

This is one of the tightest novellas I have consumed. I know some people have complaints about the plotting but for me, the world building the plot, the thematic messages were all extremely tight.

I haven't really read Empire of Gold and I've never read Empire of Gold physically. I only listened to that on audio book, which was great.

It is so good at what it does with the subversion of fairy tale retelling and giving me a monster hunter that I really like.

It's a really good story, I highly recommend it.

It was my favorite fantasy book of 2020. It's phenomenal. I'm just over here like, No, no, no, it's perfect.

Do I need to talk about Warbreaker or the Way of Kings really like the stormlight archives. I love I literally own them in very expensive copies.

This book's bananas. This book is absolutely bananas. It's insane. And man did I read that book in three days and it consumed my life?

It's really good. It's really good. I highly recommend making sure you get the copy that has the character list.

I've already read it like three or four times. Do I need to talk about Warbreaker or the Way of Kings really like the stormlight archives.