I read all of the 2023 Goodreads Choice Awards winners (and I have questions... 👀)

I liked it a lot I thought there were a lot of aspects of it that were fantastic I gave it three stars I really enjoyed it but I had critiques

I was pleasantly surprised by this book I actually really enjoyed it which is kind of wild when you think about reading an autobiography about a person that you know nothing about and have no desire to know anything about

I actually really liked that book not a perfect book but I really liked it I gave it four stars I thought it was cute I liked the characters it was sweet

the book was enjoyable certainly not perfect but I liked it better than I thought I would

I thought this book was really well done I thought it was beautifully written I loved the world building and the magic system

this is such a good book it's so engaging it is really well paced you really get invested it's high stakes I absolutely loved it I gave it five stars

there were things about it I liked mainly the dragons but I found it a bit predictable I didn't love the main character I didn't love the way the Romantic relationships were handled I thought the writing was pretty poor in my personal opinion

I did not like this book at all one star from me the characters are all so annoying it's ridiculous how irritating these characters are and they're all the same character

for whatever reason the pacing and the structure really drained this book of any tension and Stakes that it could have had

highly suspicious and unfairly cute wasn't a perfect book for me but I did give it four stars and I did like it quite a bit

I don't really have strong feelings about this book one way or the other it just don't really feel like it did very much

it was the best book I read all year it's literary horror it's heartbreaking it's gorgeous it's amazing it's so good

I did actually like 9th house a lot more than I expected to I gave it four stars I really liked the World building I liked the setting being at Yale but with a dash of magic

I read people we meet on vacation and despised it I gave it one star I thought it was terrible

I thought it was well done it went into enough detail I think without getting too bogged down in the nitty-gritty it was specific enough without being totally alienating to people who are not American

I read six of crows which was fine I had no strong feelings about really

I loved this book I gave it five stars it's much simpler in its scope it's not trying to do as much but I think what it's trying to do which is exploring grief it does very well

the davenports I had mixed feelings on I gave it three stars in the end

the housemade relatively entertaining at times but definitely inconsistent poorly written and had some weird content that I wasn't super on board with

I give it one star I was entertained I guess but there were many aspects of it that I did not enjoy and thought could have been vastly improved upon

I've read two and both of them have been two stars or under and both of them have had the same Trope that I hate with a burning passion

September house was a three star

this book was fine I don't want to put out the impression that it was terrible it wasn't it was just kind of boring to be honest

please don't hate me but I didn't like this I did not think this was well done this is not a very well-written Memoir it's very conversational but it gets rambly and repetitive

I think it did well in some aspects but it just didn't really work for me or come together in the way I'd hoped and for me it was kind of middle of the road at the end of the day

the book itself was good I thought the plot was interesting it was pretty well paced the main character was unlikable but in a compelling way