End of Year Reading Wrap | 2020 Reads

it worked really well as like a bit of a palette cleanser for myself but also just to get into the spooky ooky season if you've never read it before it's definitely worth your while checking it out because it's very quick and it's quite fun

but i did read i claudius by robert graves i really enjoyed that and that's actually what spurred me on to pick this up and finally get it read

i was so disappointed with this even though i knew what to be kind of expecting i just i it [ __ ] sucked dude it was awful

you know this series is held to such a high standard that you might think oh it's just people over hyping it's not it's it really is i'd want to say it's beautiful but like i do want to say it's beautiful i really enjoyed it even though it took me a good while to read

highly recommend this if you're interested in reading greek mythology because it was just so good i loved it i got through it so quickly too

it started with rereading the hobbit earlier this year which i really enjoyed i just read it in like one sort of long binge session within like six or seven hours one day loved it

i've had a really good reading year so far but this has got to be my new all-time favorite stephen king novel

aside from all that like i really enjoyed how dark it was i wasn't expecting it to get as brutal as it did in times it was like very severe but also just a fascinating read

i did manage to read i think i read six short stories in this and you know i haven't read poe in such a long time that going back to revisit him was just such an enjoyable experience because i never realized how sassy he was