BOOK UNHAUL to get my life together 📚🚫 decluttering my bookshelves

I enjoyed this one for what it is, pero yeah, I'm just not invested, honestly.

Like, even though I gave three stars to A Clockwork Orange, or was it 3.5? I still don't see myself getting rid of it, because it's A Clockwork Orange.

I would never get rid of A Ladder to the Sky. That was a five out of five star book.

Like you either love this or hate this, but thankfully I'm one of those who loved it as well as all roads lead here.

This is the first book in the Murderbot Diaries and I did enjoy this one, but I don't see myself continuing the series physically.

I did enjoy this when I read this. It was a good time. I just don't see myself rereading this

But An Accident of Dragons is one of the books that I read, I think for January or February and it was okay. But I definitely would not reread it again and I don't think I'd actually recommend it to anyone.

This is the book that I originally read. That's why it's annotated.

This is the one that I read of Babel by R.F. Kuang. Absolutely adored it.

I did enjoy this one, but also I don't see myself continuing the series physically.

I really didn't enjoy this book. I didn't like the writing. I didn't like the characters. I didn't like the plot.

These are just books that I truly, absolutely adored. We have The Bell Jar by Sylvia Plath, Daisy Jones, Stoner by John Williams, of course.

And I enjoyed it when I read it, but I don't see myself continuing the series. I'm not really invested in the story per se.

And we're following another character and I think Victor Vale also makes an appearance, but I just I wasn't really a fan, you know?

I remember not really enjoying Fairest. This is like the backstory of the queen, like the evil queen from The Lunar Chronicles and I think I'm okay with saying goodbye to this one.

We just have Okay, single five books here, but all of these bangers, especially from Lukov. I know this has like very contrasting opinions. Like you either love this or hate this, but thankfully I'm one of those who loved it

And it had its moments, but I don't think I'm going to be continuing with the series because it didn't end up Mhm, you know, I didn't really end up connecting with the characters or really honestly enjoying my time reading this.

I did enjoy this when I read it, but I don't think I'm going to be rereading it, and yeah, I mean, it wasn't my favorite writing style, so I don't see myself going back to it anytime soon or ever, honestly.

I did not enjoy this. I had such a horrible time reading it.

Literally read these back-to-back, and I think that they have collectively put me in a reading slump

But anyways, I read Luna and the Lie, and this is probably one of the worst books of Mariana Zapata. It's very problematic. There's a lot of tropes that I'm just not a very big fan of, and I think also just the execution of the story, it's just not for me.

But, I just remember this story being very convoluted like it had so many characters and at times it just didn't feel like the author knew what to do with so many characters and personalities. So, it felt a little bit disjointed at times

Not going to lie, Rupi Kaur has a couple of bangers but it's just like I'm okay with not owning this and I don't think I'll ever be revisiting this one

I didn't vibe to it and I don't see myself reading any more books from this author or even recommending this book to anybody else so I think that I'm good with letting go of this one.

Literally read these back-to-back, and I think that they have collectively put me in a reading slump

Even though it's been a while since I read Since You've Been Gone by Morgan Matson. She was just part of my summers.

I think my favorite part of this book was the book title, Someone Who Will Love You in All Your Damaged Glory, but I think that the stories weren't like weren't really for me.

These are just books that I truly, absolutely adored. We have The Bell Jar by Sylvia Plath, Daisy Jones, Stoner by John Williams, of course.

These are just books that I truly, absolutely adored. We have The Bell Jar by Sylvia Plath, Daisy Jones, Stoner by John Williams, of course.

And even though I was surprised by the genre, I still really enjoyed the story, but I think this is actually a series, and I do not see myself continuing it.

And then all of my editions of Addie LaRue. I just simply do not think I'll be getting rid of any of the books here because again, these are my favorites.

Yeah, this one just wasn't for me unfortunately. I think I had a fun time when I was reading it. But it was just that, a fun time.

So, I enjoyed it, but I don't see myself rereading it

I already read the book. It's a five out of five star. It's one of my favorite buddy reads that I've done with my Patreons.

It was good when I read it, but I think I'm good with saying goodbye to it.

I really enjoyed it when I read it, but I don't see myself rereading it.

I think the biggest issue was the writing. It made me feel very disconnected from the characters, and I could never really end up caring for them or feeling sorry for them in a way.