FAVORITE BOOKS | 2020 EDITION

And the content of the book was fantastic. I wish I was able to make a book talk for this book. I already feel like the details have slipped away from me, but it's so mysterious in such a fun way.

I finished A Curse So Dark and Lonely at the end of December after I had filmed my favorite videos of 2019. And I loved it so much.

And I read A Heart So Fierce and Broken at the beginning of 2020. Absolutely loved it. It was such a great sequel, and it really delves into a character in A Curse So Dark and Lonely that isn't at the forefront, but we love him.

I really enjoyed reading it. Like it didn't hit that favorite, favorite mark. It didn't hit that point in my heart where I'm like Oh, that's one of my favorites.

This was so excellent, and there was so much friendship and so many love lines. Everything I love about Cassie's writing.

This book pulled me out of such an anxious reading slump right. It made me realize how much I had missed reading.

This new fantasy world, the characters are so much fun, so endearing. At its core, this is a friendship book.

It hit hard in the most important of ways. It is a memoir from Austin Channing Brown, who is a black woman whose parents gave her the name Austin, which is a common white man's name as a tool to help her more easily move through the world as a black woman in America.

This book was so dark and so good. Like I don't like horror books, but this isn't horror, but it's really dark and it's really excellent.

It was excellent. It was so funny and the love story was so good.

If you haven't read Skyward, oh, excellent. I think that was on my list 2 years ago.

It was like a breath of fresh air in how real it felt. All the friendships and all the cliques and all the issues she's going through ring so true of high school in a way that like you don't see as raw in a lot of other contemporaries.

It was really good. It had so many great themes. It did those themes so well and shifted my perspective in a way that I haven't been shifted before.

This was such a fun read. I enjoyed it way more than Carry On, so I'm very excited to see how the trilogy wraps up.