Ranking All The Books I've Read in 2020 So Far [CC]

this was such a beautiful book and so heartbreaking and it really made you think about life and death and life after death

am i complaining? not really but can you find my wig? yes i can

An Ember in the Ashes i read a month ago and it feels like we've been together for years

it was cute, it was entertaining, it didn't have a lot of substance like it was missing a little bit of that sazón

i'm going to demote it one tier because of its problematic issues but it's still going to be in can you find my wig

it was pretty good that that definitely took me for a spin did not know where i was heading and i don't i'm still not sure if i like where i ended up but i was definitely not expecting that

bloodlines i promise my firstborn i am trash for vampires.

the way that he explores his childhood and his relationship with his mom is just brilliant and i loved it

the magic that she blends into her books and the way that she makes her characters make you want to sacrifice your own life for them it's really wonderful and i think that's beautiful.

i feel like it was a good sequel to children of blood and bone but there was definitely something missing for me

it's a really beautiful exploration of sisterhood and grief

it sounds amazing like road trips, enemies to lovers, incredible, insanely entertaining, but it wasn't.

the movie was better so i'm just i'm not complaining

i love these morally gray characters, i love blurring the line between good and evil, i love posing these questions to myself of if you were in this position what would you do

it's so wild i there were some parts where i was like this cannot be real this this must be fiction this is horrifying oh my god

i really loved this book it's about this transgender boy who is being blackmailed and he's trying to find out who's blackmailing him and it's this really wonderful and beautiful story about finding your community, finding out your identity, being comfortable with who you really are

i'm not even a zero percent into fence and this is really focused on fencing like the sport so............. maybe it's not for me

it has so much potential but then everything became so blaringly obvious and i feel like the author just kind of gave up on the story

fullmetal alchemist is my favorite everything my favorite manga my favorite anime and it deserves to have as many firstborns as there are available.

probably one of my favorite romance books of the year i already want to reread it because it was so fun

there are also some stories that i don't care for so that's why i haven't promised my firstborn but i still have a little trouble finding my wig

by far my favorite harry potter book but i cannot put it promised my firstborn

it's so quirky and adorable and nerdy and stupid and they're just stupid teenagers in love and i love it here

if we were us yeah fanks but no fanks luv; cute concept, poor execution.

imagine me could have also and should have also stayed in the drafts sis

i really love Nikolai Lantsov he's probably the only character that i like from the grisha trilogy and i don't think i like it i don't think i don't think that's what i asked for so i would like to give it back

it's so good it's so good y'all like please y'all are missing out if you haven't read lore olympus

there's summer camps and there's love triangles and there's just unnecessary teenage drama and at first i thought it was me it was me that i was just over YA contemporary books then i realized it's the book

it's definitely not the next romeo and juliet but i really enjoyed it.

The Battle- Percy Jackson and The Battle of The Labyrinth written by Rick Riordan um can you find my wig.

The Beautiful by Renée Ahdieh; vampires set in new orleans in the 1800s yes, my love, can you find my wig.

it didn't leave a lasting impression but it's not like it was problematic or anything

The lightning thief can you find my wig

i am a sucker for save me this was my very first webtoon and honestly, i cried, i laughed.

Sea of Monsters can you find my wig because it is not my favorite Percy Jackson book but it still has its merits

The Titan's Curse probably one of the best Percy Jackson books i said what i said so promised my firstborn

that was a really good ending to the arc of the scythe trilogy i respect it

it was so cozy and it's set in alaska it's about this girl that goes to alaska and there's this guy that hates tourists but then they meet and it's like maybe i don't hate all tourists it's angsty, it's dramatic, it's romantic and i love it.

it was really beautiful, it was really heartbreaking.

The hate towards women and the way that women are- women are described and belittled it was so disgusting

it was so twisted and it was so horrifying and terrifying like i could feel the goosebumps like rising in my skin i wanted to crawl out of my body and just leave this world no book has made me feel quite like Uzumaki made me feel.

that definitely should have stayed- should have, could have, would have, stayed in the drAFTS sis!!!! kind of wish carry on was a standalone if you know what i mean

i did find it really informative and i really and i found it to be very insightful but i also feel like since it was written a while ago there are a few terms that feel a bit outdated.

it's one of those books that you really enjoy when you're reading them but then in retrospect did you really enjoy it or did you enjoy the experience of reading it with somebody else

i just thought that she didn't really go as far as she could have with this book so it felt a bit lackluster to me.