My Top 10 Books of 2019

This is one of those books that completely took me by surprise. It's a book that is very, very underrated.

I read bel canto when I was in like college and I loved it.

I loved bluebird and heaven my home surprisingly holds up to this as a sequel very, very well.

This book is amazing and I cannot gush about it enough.

I read Commonwealth when it came out and I liked it. I didn't love it.

But I will say that this is one of those books that was so engrossing. The writing and here just completely sucks you in.

I couldn't put this book down. I think I read it over the course of a weekend and I could do nothing but like think about this book over the course of that weekend because I wanted to know what was gonna happen.

I loved bluebird and heaven my home surprisingly holds up to this as a sequel very, very well.

But this book is freaking fantastic.

But this is just like a really fantastic contemporary young adult book. Angie Thomas in my opinion is a really great writer who writes these really compelling stories. I didn't want to put this book down while I was reading it.

I loved state of wonder and I've read a couple of her other books as well.

But even with all of that, the Dutch house is probably the best book that she's written. And the fact that I gave her 5 stars probably says something to that.

And she's probably best well known for writing the book the hate u give, which I also read and adored.

And part of me still wants to do a book review because I just want to talk about that book because it was so good as well.

I read her book of the poet X and that book was a favorite of mine whatever year it was I read it.

I read the dry last year, which is Jane Harper's first book and I really enjoyed that book.

It's a book filled with a lot of like joy and hope even though the characters are dealing with difficult circumstances and I love that in stories especially nowadays.

Yeah, this book is really, really well done.