FAVORITE BOOKS OF 2024 ✨📚

honestly assassin's fate was perfect I would change nothing about this book about the series how it concluded it was beautiful it destroyed me but I loved every single page of this probably my favorite book of the year

the escalation and the derailment of this plot I would say was one of the most intense things I read this year I really appreciated the direction and ultimately the conclusion that this book brought us to it was definitely not an easy read

this is one of the most shocking bold well-written books I've read this year it will absolutely get you thinking topics that he was including and sort of dissecting and putting on Center Stage

I read Guinea the 9th for the third time but also read Harold the 9th and Nona the 9th and I fell in love with the series I guess third time a charm

book two is a deeply emotional introspective look on Grief it also has one of the most confusing narrative structures I've read in a while but I loved it

it's somehow sci-fi it's somehow fantasy it's so weird and I loved every single second of it I just never knew what to anticipate on any page and I just loved that reading experience immensely

I read six murderbot books by Martha Wells this year and adored every single second of it Martha Wells somehow has created a series that's full of action an adventure while somehow being like cozy and endearing at the same time

book three is like this like cozy familyes story of like a young girl taking on the world again they're all so different they're all connected so effectively and I loved every single one

I read books 6 through n over the course of this year and I would say the seventh book was my favorite overall this is a very plot focused Space Opera Series

of the three Standalone that I read of do abomi this year I think the heroes has to be my favorite structurally it was just one of the most unique fantasy books I have ever read

this author also wrote The Sword of kyen which is also one of my favorite fantasy standalones of all time

it's kind of like if Sherlock Holmes was an epic fantasy story it's set in a fantasy world that I would sort of describe as Attack on Titan meets Godzilla essentially

this is the third book to the Empire of wolf series which I feel like is one of the most criminally underrated fantasy series of all time again as someone who struggles with final books and fantasy series I felt like this absolutely knocked it out of the park

honestly I was really impressed with this fifth installment and honestly like I went in with such high expectations I was almost nervous that there was like no way that Brandon Sanderson could meet them but just the characters the plot movements just how I was unable to put this massive book down it was all I thought about for weeks as I was reading it and I'm just so happy it was worth it in the end