Reviewing the 12 Books I Read in March 👀📚 Reading Wrap Up

I really loved this. I gave it five stars. Again, not a perfect book. Still have criticisms, but I think it did a really fantastic job overall, and the ending completely wrecked me.

I had a good time with this. I thought it was entertaining. I gave it three stars and in this case, three stars means it was a good book.

This one was not a perfect book for me. I gave it four stars, but it was really sweet and wholesome and I ended up really enjoying it, hence putting it on my favorites list and recommending it to all of you.

And I found this really helpful. So many incredibly useful tips. Lots of really helpful things in terms of methodology and how to go about teaching your animals and how to be really open and understanding and patient with them and just lots of things to keep in mind that I didn't necessarily know and haven't necessarily come across in my own sort of half-hazard research about this.

But overall, I thought this was really great. Very engaging, very intense, and the characters were really well-developed.

I thought it was entertaining for the most part, but it had a lot of plot holes and things that I just had questions about that were never answered.

I just spent so much time in this book feeling very disconnected from all the characters and feeling like every time I started getting a little bit more engaged in one plotline, we would switch to another character and I would just completely disconnect again.

But I absolutely loved rereading this book. It's really interesting to watch her journey, but also the plot here is just really high stakes and really exciting and fast-paced.

I gave Quicksilver one star. I did not think it was very good. It is very overhyped.

My other potential favorite would be Remote Control probably.

That was just too many different types of books in one. It was trying to do too many things, and then it spread itself too thin and couldn't really do justice to any of the different things it was trying to do.

That being said, still an amazing book. Incredible. It was beautiful.

This one was more like a really engaging threest star book that was so engaging and so immersive and interesting plot-wise that I had to bump it up to a four-st star read because I just had such a fun time with it despite my many qualms.

So anyways, I thought this was really creepy and eerie and interesting and engaging and intense and disturbing and also fantastic. So I would recommend four stars for the unworthy.