book shelf tour and unhaul part 4

a visit from the goon squad by her is one of my favorite books

i really love this book i gave it 5 out of 5 stars

i did start reading this and i got you know a good a decent amount of the way through four or five chapters and i just couldn't get into the story

i read this years ago and when i read it i really loved it i think i gave it five out of five stars

i read this year and loved it's one of my favorite books that i've read so far in 2020 and i gave this 5 out of 5 stars

i have read this i gave it four or four and a half out of five stars it is very moving and well written

there were certain things that weren't as good as others namely the second half of the book and the love interest and his story felt a little bit unresolved but eliza is a character that my heart just went out to

i really didn't like the snippets of the fan fiction in here like actually reading them i was not enjoying them at all and so every time i came up it really disturbed my reading experience

i really love this for the mastery of language that it has just the sort of play on words

i love the little prince it's just really weird and magical

this first book at least is very bland fantasy of its time there's nothing very special here if you ask me but it's fine

i really enjoyed all of the pieces but the plot came together in a way that was a little patchworky it felt sometimes too convenient and sometimes too out of left field but i really did like the premise and the magic and the main character

i really enjoy the characters in here the storytelling and the pacing specifically leaves a lot to be desired but it's just very memorable for these characters

i read this year and give it 5 out of 5 stars

she does a lot but i loved all of it

they're wonderful they're beautiful i love them i love the series

it packs a punch for a very short book and it is a very well done extended metaphor and just amazing commentary on this idea of like stories and generational trauma and the way that we carry sort of that as part of culture

the fault in our stars by john green which i gave three stars

i read this and gave it four out of five stars so i'm keeping it

the golden compass the subtle knife and the amber spyglass they are absolutely beautiful as all folio society additions are

this is a book that i've talked about not liking on this channel multiple times i gave it 2 out of 5 stars

it's a coming-of-age book set in the puget sound and just a description of that place and the wildlife and the water and all of that just has stayed in my memory pretty well

i gave this 4 out of 5 stars it is really adorable

they're wonderful they're beautiful i love them i love the series

this is a historical romance with a sort of paranormal twist that i enjoyed a lot more than i was expecting i gave this 4 out of 5 stars

the book of lost things by john connolly which i read and gave four out of five stars to

i love this book it really hit me in the heart when i read it and i gave it 5 out of 5 stars

i did not like to all the boys i've ever loved before the first book in the series

there are still things in here that i think are done well the found family is a big one i really love the found family at the heart of this and the sort of idea of like flip-flopping the villain and the hero

i was so upset by how much i didn't like the narrative voice that i dnf'd it

i did start reading this and it annoyed the crap out of me i just like could not do it

i really enjoyed all of the elements of the storytelling here we had a great discussion about it at booknet fest but everything i wanted out of this was like more time with each characters and more just book in order to make it feel truly multi-generational which it is