Peyton Reads 28.7K subscribers · Jan 21, 2024

my 23 favorite books of 2023 🤗

Reviews28

BloodmarkedTracy Deonn
Mixed

I really enjoyed it. My only gripe is like it was the second book syndrome of like the characters are apart all the time and I just wanted my characters together.

I did not love it as much as some of her other books, I think I gave this one a four stars. I had a good time in general because I really do care about some of these characters, but my overarching thought is I like the side characters more than the main characters.

I just got a lot more out of it this time. I just enjoy reading about such flawed people and like how did these things happen and why do we still care about them despite all the terrible things they did?

I gave this like a three stars and I was a little bit disappointed by this one... I'm actually actively rereading it right now... I just have such a newfound love and respect for these characters and the world and the whimsy of everything and I just really enjoyed this.

Fourth WingRebecca Yarros
Mixed

I had so much fun with this. I personally really connected with it... Writing at times was cringe. That's why I did give it a 4.5 out of five stars.

Last WordTaylor Adams
Loved it

This book had me gripped. I was gripped by this book. If you have to pick a thriller out of this list, I say this one.

LegendbornTracy Deonn
Loved it

I absolutely loved LegendB Born. Absolutely loved it. Like, it was just so good. Everything that I want in like an urban fantasy YA book pretty much.

One Week in ParadiseUnknown
Loved it

This was a fun summer romance that I read... It was a cute romance and it's fun to read things in the influencer world. Like, I had a good time. Definitely recommend it.

OutdrawnUnknown
Loved it

I just had so much fun with this. And also, just reading about the world of art and comic book artistry was so cool. This was just nerdy and fun.

The Complete MausArt Spiegelman
Loved it

It's a graphic novel that appears in all the list like you always see this book. It's definitely a really heavy topic with the Holocaust and it is a very interesting perspective... It was just a very powerful read and it really taught me a lot.