big unhaul (30+ books!), office refresh, and a shelf-inspired TBR

I did not really love a rogue of One's Own all that much

this was fine I gave it three stars but looking at it I'm like why am I hanging on to that I will never read it again

I love this book I think about it all the time I recommend it even though I recommend it with like tricker warnings because it is very heavy and very difficult to read

I read this with House Salt and I gave it three stars as well maybe even lower I think I might have given it like 2.5 stars

I've read Bringing Down the Duke twice and I've really enjoyed it

the I didn't even purchase because I hated it so much which was the tennis one

I did reread both Daisy Jones and the six and the Seven husbands of Evelyn Hugo for a video I did I think earlier this year where I was rereading like popular Goodreads books and I disliked both of these more on reread

it's been on my TBR since it came out because the publisher was kind enough to send it to me and I like jumped at the chance I was like yes I loved this book

I've now read the first sister twice I read it and reread it for a book club and I enjoyed it both times and I really do want to know what happens to these characters especially because the thing about this book is that it felt like very fast-paced and like there were reveals and moments in here that left like totally breathless

I gave three stars or 3.5 stars and I hung on to it because I was like well I might want to read the second book

I'm currently in the middle of two books one is how to read now by Ela castio and I'm loving this so much I'm not sure that I want to listen while I work because I've been co-reading it and like there are so many lines and things that I'm highlighting and so I want to be able to annotate and focus as I listen to that

I have like a vague memory of like the premise of this book and the opening scene of this book specifically when they find this main character who has been living like alone in the woods for a very long time but other than that I haven't retained a lot of it and I don't feel compelled to reread it

I don't remember much about it but I do remember like the lingering memory is that I really did not like this and I spent like that hour mostly roasting this book

I remember enjoying this but I also don't remember much of about it at all

I love this when I read this I like credit this with a lot of like my wander lust in that in that moment where I hadn't traveled a lot but reading about this character traveling and like I don't know something about it like really like spoke to me

I also read the like companion of the second part of this just one day just one year maybe which I did not enjoy as much but I don't know it still worked for me in terms of like tying up this relationship and everything

it felt really different and fresh and unique and it was very weird but also incredibly Earnest

monstrous I read this first volume and really enjoyed it

I remember this one was pretty contentious with like the fat representation in this but I think that it was pretty clear in what it was exploring and like encountering any Nega a messages that it brought up like it was for a purpose

I think that it did such a good job at doing what Valente does which is like creating this world full of Whimsy where all of the characters feel really fresh and full and easy to root for and love

this was one of my more recentish romance reads where I was like all in and I really loved what it was doing

this is the first ever graphic novel that I read and I gave it three stars when I read it

I finished reading the adventures of Amina Al sarafi by Shannon chakra bori today and I really enjoyed it I am very pleasantly surprised by how much I enjoyed this

I read and loved the anthropos scene reviewed when that came out

I didn't like so much the book of cold cases

I read this and I really liked it when I read it

I will credit this book with having one of my most serious about faces on a character ever cuz there was a character that I could not stand and this children's book the whole time and I was like that child is like so annoying and then there's like a reveal about the child and I was like actually that's my precious baby and I love them

I read the Name of the Wind I loved it

I disliked both of these more on reread I think because of the more problematic aspects of the seven husbands of evely and Hugo

I read this one a year or two ago and I actually really like this like the science is wishy-washy I get that but I did enjoy this couple a lot more than some of her other work and I really like the way that they work through conflict

I liked the Sundown Motel

I've only ever read the thief and I thought it was fine and one of the things about it that I was like it feels like an introduction to like a larger story in a way that like was okay but that didn't really hook me to keep reading

I really enjoyed the broken girls

never going to read this again and even then I think I gave it between a three and four stars I think 3.5 stars

I remember liking it when I read it but not enough that I remember anything about this book

I remember very much enjoying this when I read it I think like based off of memory cuz it's been years now I gave it somewhere between like a three and four star

there were aspects of this that I really enjoyed like the representation of it all like the OCD and all of that was like really well done I did not love the plot of it all

I could not like look away and I love the way that it captured so many Dynamics between this Puerto Rican family and the like little bit of realistic heartbreak at the end

this is a ya like intergenerational kind of story that we read as like a book netfest book club pick and we had a great discussion about this