2026 BOOKSHELF TOUR 📚✨ my entire 800+ book collection

we have A Court of Mist and Fury on display because it really is the best book that she's probably ever written and probably will ever write.

I also really enjoyed Virginia Woolf's Mrs. Dalloway and A Room of One's Own.

my favorite book in this square has to be A Ladder to the Sky. If I could display it, like if I could put it like this, I would be so happy just because I love this book so much.

I wasn't the biggest fan of the finale, but the first two books, maybe even until the third one, they're all incredible books and I loved reading them.

I wasn't the biggest fan of the finale, but the first two books, maybe even until the third one, they're all incredible books and I loved reading them.

but I loved Babel. I'm yeah, this is crazy. The fact that I have an ARC of one of my favorite books by R.F. Kuang is crazy to me.

We have another Emma V book which is Blood Over Bright Haven. Fantastic book, if I do say so myself.

I loved these books. Okay, The Chain of Gold, Chain of Iron, Chain of Thorns. They live in my head rent-free

I loved these books. Okay, The Chain of Gold, Chain of Iron, Chain of Thorns. They live in my head rent-free

I loved these books. Okay, The Chain of Gold, Chain of Iron, Chain of Thorns. They live in my head rent-free

I did not like. Yeah, I don't even want to talk about it. Okay, this was like a one star

Crime and Punishment, best book he's ever written.

I read it in high school, I think 10th grade or 11th grade and I adored it, okay? It was so good.

It is so beautiful and heartfelt, and it truly changes your perspective in life. It has some of the most gorgeous poems I've ever read

I know it's a wild title, and the premise is even crazier, but I promise it is so good and funny and comical and silly and goofy, but also just like so entertaining.

C.G. Drews just knows how to build one of the most atmospheric, one of the most horrifying and spine-tingling stories that you will ever read.

This is one of those cases where the cover is definitely better than the book.

This month we're reading Dungeon Crawler Carl and it's been a ride. It's definitely been an interesting book so far.

And then I read all of them in like a day. And I was like, "Why would I ever want to get rid of these books? They're so good. I love the writing. I am so obsessed with everything that is happening."

This was such a good book. It was so cute. It was so heartwarming.

It is so good and it is so short. Literally shorter than like 50 or 60 pages, but it packs a punch.

We have this graphic novel that I did not enjoy. It's called Extraordinary and I just did not It was not for me.

It's a collection of poems, and I loved it. It's so short, but it definitely packs a punch

It was such an incredible experience to reread Frankenstein and to be able to put my thoughts that I looked up online to like really delve deep into the story and to fully understand what I was reading

her books feel so authentic and genuine and I feel like there's so much that you can relate to with her characters and the stories or like the situations that they get themselves in and the feelings that they have to experience. It's so good, okay?

I started with Grandmaster of Demonic Cultivation, didn't enjoy it. I was so confused. I actually DNF'd it

her books feel so authentic and genuine and I feel like there's so much that you can relate to with her characters and the stories or like the situations that they get themselves in and the feelings that they have to experience. It's so good, okay?

Absolutely adored it. 10 out of 10 would recommend. She Who Became the Sun and He Who Drowned the World.

I love these characters. I love everything that happens in this series. Like, every single volume is so good and so binge-worthy.

This was a really good trilogy

it was so personal and so gut-wrenching at times, but beautiful and honest and raw and authentic. I don't I really enjoyed this one as well.

But this one was an insult. Like this one was so bad. I kind of want to forget it ever existed.

I also really enjoyed Virginia Woolf's Mrs. Dalloway and A Room of One's Own.

this duology is one of my all-time favorites. I laughed, I cried, it reshaped my life, it determined my personality for months. It was just so good.

this used to be my obsession when I was growing up. Oh my goodness. I would not put these books down.

I did want to continue the series but I wasn't like obsessed with it so it's definitely not a priority but I still really enjoyed this volume.

I do have some favorite books here like People We Meet on Vacation.

This was a really good trilogy

I think this ended up being like a three-star. I guess I'm not really a big fan of the sonnets.

This is one of the most incredible duologies. I think I finished it last year or maybe 2 years ago, and I still think about this duology because it was so brutal and beautiful and agonizing

Starling House. Ooh, this was another five out of five or like a 4.5. It was really close to being perfect.

I had no idea that I was going to become a new favorite, but it did because I cried my eyes out reading this, and it just changed the way that I view life and the way that I view everything, really.

The Anthropocene Reviewed was also incredible. Such an interesting read.

The Bell Jar is one of my favorite classics ever. So, yes, fantastic book.

The Dragon Republic is definitely the best book out of the three, The Burning God being the worst.

I've reread this series so many times at this point and it's just always such a fun time.

We also have The Darkest Minds, which is another series that I completely fell head over heels in love with.

The Dragon Republic is definitely the best book out of the three

This is the first trilogy on the Mistborn universe. I don't even know if that's the right name for it because I know there are so many other books now, but this is where it all started. And I remember loving this series.

I love this series. I love these characters. They are so demented and insane and crazy and I wouldn't want to have it any other way.

The Girl Who Drank the Moon, which was a gorgeous middle grade. It was so beautiful. It was such a gorgeous story.

This is the first trilogy on the Mistborn universe. I don't even know if that's the right name for it because I know there are so many other books now, but this is where it all started. And I remember loving this series.

it's one of those books that I read at a time in my life where I really needed a character like Addie, and I felt so represented. I loved the writing

I love this series. I love these characters. They are so demented and insane and crazy and I wouldn't want to have it any other way.

it was like a 3.5 star. And I feel like since I spent so much time and energy reading it, the least it could do is look good on my shelf.

I've reread this series so many times at this point and it's just always such a fun time.

I love this series. I love these characters. They are so demented and insane and crazy and I wouldn't want to have it any other way.

I read it last year as well for the same 24-hour readathon as Catabasis and it was an incredible fantasy book.

This one was very promising, but it did not deliver, I'm sorry to say. I was really like I was having so much fun with this series, and it was just not it by the third volume.

This book completely destroyed me and any sense of happiness that I felt in my heart.

This is what I started my year with. It was fantastic.

We also have The Tea Dragon Society which is a really cool and cute graphic novel.

This was an experience to read because it's basically like looking into the inside of a teenage girl and if you've ever been a girl and if you've ever been a teenager, you know how turbulent those times can be.

it was hard to get through The Waves, but it was still a really good time.

This is the first trilogy on the Mistborn universe. I don't even know if that's the right name for it because I know there are so many other books now, but this is where it all started. And I remember loving this series.

I've reread this series so many times at this point and it's just always such a fun time.

Still one of the craziest copies that I own just because of how I annotated it and everything, but I have no regrets. It was such an incredible experience.