the second book has a magical tournament which you know that just gets me pretty quickly honestly I'm sometimes I'm very simple it's been 6 years since I've read this and I still remember how much tension I felt with the author like building up this tension between two characters not meeting for like the entire book until like the very end and it was so well done
tier ranking ALL books i ever gave 5 stars 🌟 from 2014 till now
- Five-Star Reads of 2014 · 23 books · counted in creators' Five-Star Reads
I did reread this like years ago and still enjoyed it's a dystopian it has like horror elements and I think that's why I really liked it I remember liking this book because the main character actually had a personality which like the bar was very low for years
is it really worth the five stars no like it's a good story don't get me wrong but giving it five stars I think I was just so overwhelmed with like fandom joy that I blacked out for a second and gave it five stars
if you combine surrealism with some apt societal critique and a conversation on womenhood you have me hooked this is a six out of five star
I remember just being on the edge of my seat reading this really loving the characters I love the dynamic between Crest and Thorn I'm sure I would still love these books
I remember just liking the romance in this one like I was a big fan of kale I liked that there was a door knob that talked I guess I'm going to put it in like a high I didn't know any better
I constantly forget that I've read this it's clearly made no impact on me but I do remember like crying while reading this and being so emotionally invested it's general fiction about a woman like finding herself I think this book kind of punched me in the gut emotionally
these are like ya fantasy books about Dragon Magic Dragon writers a very good example of a book where I fell in love with the villain lowkey afraid that if I ever reread the well no I don't know like the villain main character romance in this was I actually think it was like super problematic and weird but I didn't care I was 18 something tells me I would still like this upon reread I'm going to put it in Comfort
these are like ya fantasy books about Dragon Magic Dragon writers a very good example of a book where I fell in love with the villain lowkey afraid that if I ever reread the well no I don't know like the villain main character romance in this was I actually think it was like super problematic and weird but I didn't care I was 18 something tells me I would still like this upon reread I'm going to put it in Comfort
six out of five stars amazing fantastic can do no wrong I relate to this fictional character from the 19th century so much it is gorgeously written no modern romance has ever topped what I feel with this like classic Romance
I remember giving it five stars I don't really remember much about this book I'm going to be honest I don't feel super attached to this series anymore even though I know I love this book maybe if I ever reread I will remember why I loved it
this book has like a special place in my heart because I just relate it so much with the main character this book like perfectly encapsulated the ever going on war in my head between the two wolves that are on the one hand like academic achievements and on the other hand just being a creative little Gremlin
I remember loving this I was on the edge of my seat I loved all the cliches I was like woohoo main character that turns out to have special powers we love it there's a love triangle ooh big betrayal woo I was having it I loved it
I specifically remember giving this five stars because so I was like huh well I really like this series so I feel like I should give at least one book in the series five stars so I just gave the last book five stars this entire series is a fantastic example of I genuinely didn't know any better
I do still really appreciate sapiens it's like this historical account of humanity again one of the few nonfiction books I've ever given five stars it really doesn't deserve that like I just genuinely didn't know better
I remember just being on the edge of my seat reading this really loving the characters I love the dynamic between Crest and Thorn I'm sure I would still love these books
I can happily say that I have reread this book and I still loved it I am still obsessed with this it is still the blueprint for all like multiple POV found family morally gray main characters books for me
this is like a Revenge fantasy of a witch in this Puritan Village she has like nature power which I want that I want that maybe also some like weird demon man that can teach me not a post to it
these are sci-fi stories which is not something I usually read but my gosh when it's good it's good especially in short stories these stories stuck in my brain
fantasy with Fay and the Fay are like super mean and they constantly bully each other can't help but chip it if I can support a female main character and her crimes I'm loving it
I also remember going to see the movie with my friends and me just like balling my eyes out just crying while my friends were just sitting there like not a tear in sight and I really felt very stupid
to this day hands down the best craft of fantasy book I've ever read in my life in a weird way this also falls into the category of like weirdness with AB societal critique of like colonialism and how we're ruining the world and then also conversations on womenhood six out of five stars hands down
this is the only Series where I have given every single book in the series it's a Trilogy five stars that has never happened I really enjoyed all the books equally as much so I gave them all five stars
I can say with like utmost certainty that this was not a case of like oh it was just the first book I read I didn't know any better it still holds up I will talk about The Hunger Games series and its Brilliance forever and ever and ever I'm still obsessed it's amazing
this is where my love for no thoughts just Vibes peaked do I remember anything that happened in this book I'm got to be honest the answer to that is no but you know it's kind of like a dream when you're experiencing it you're like wow and then you wake up and you're just like I don't remember what I dreamed but I remember how it made me feel and I remember that I loved it
this is just a beautiful classic I think this is like the first time that I read a classic sins going to Secondary School so I think that may have made me a little bit biased like for the first time like falling in love with this like beautiful lyrical romantic writing
it's like this really short non-fiction book that explains tosm using Winnie to poo it's my comfort book I reread it every few years I think I'm due for a reread now nothing is more comforting than the wisdom in this book
fantasy with Fay and the Fay are like super mean and they constantly bully each other can't help but chip it if I can support a female main character and her crimes I'm loving it
this hooked me man I think I read this in like a few days again this was one of those books where I was like is this really worth five stars I don't know but the feeling that it gave me was definitely five star
I think one of the very few cases that the second book in a Trilogy is the best one honestly for that achievement alone it deserve six out of five stars do I remember anything that happened here no
it has everything I love a perfect example of what is now my favorite genre and that is fairy tesque magical fantasies because of that I'm a little bit afraid that this is one of those cases where it was just the first time I ever read a fairy tales atmospheric adult fantasy and therefore I loved it
I remember it like really having an impact on me but I also kind of don't remember much and this is by far not the best non-fiction book that I've ever read but it's one of the few I've ever given five stars
this has everything I like it has these morally gray main characters kind of villainous main characters it has friends to Rivals it has X-Men like special powers the main character study Neuroscience
I gave it five stars I remember reading this and just sobbing and sobbing this is an incredibly good example of IID didn't know any better because this was the first time I read a thriller


























