MY ENTIRE PHYSICAL TBR 📚 all of my unread books!

St Gibson also wrote a DIY of blood which I read in 2021 and I still think about that book to this day because I absolutely adore it

the tenant of wildfell Hall is a powerful depiction of a woman's struggle for domestic Independence and creative freedom you know that's giving a room of ones own by Virg Virginia wolf that's literally what she talks about

I've read I think three Dickens novels so far and I've liked all of them my favorite one of course is A Tale of Two Cities

I remember that I tried to read the first chapter and I felt so disoriented and so confused I was like maybe this isn't the book for me or like maybe this isn't the right time to read this book so I just completely gave up on it

I did have you know high expectations for Great Expectations and when the book ultimately did not reach those expectations I was a little bit disappointed but I still enjoyed the story and I enjoyed the message behind it

all I know is that when I read Interview with the Vampire I loved it I love the writing style and I love that it's not like it's a vampire story yes but not in the sense of like oh it's super gory and violent it just kind of explores the psyche behind living for so long and the things that are lost with our humanity and making bonds with people or like forming connections with people even though you know that they're going to die before you

I've read letters to a young poet and it's one of my alltime favorite books I literally cried and it's literally like I what 180 pages so the fact that's such a small book has so much power over me just goes to show how beautiful the writing is and how I just completely love reala

I when I first received this I was really excited to get into it I tried to read it and it was like a little bit too much for me I was like my brain is too little for this I'm sorry I was not well prepared at school for this nobody taught me how to read this

I read the first 33 pages and I was really vibing with the story but after I got back from New York I picked up other books and I kind of left this one in the dust in the corner I just did not keep reading it even though I was enjoying it

I don't think I'm intimidated by it but I'm also like not particularly excited to pick it up I don't know why because I loved the waves