June/July reading wrap up + August tbr ☀️📚✨

I'm not even going to talk about the ending cuz I don't want to spoil it for you, but just know it completely and utterly broke me. And if I think about it too hard, I will cry all over again.

But so far, I'm only like 60 or 70 pages in, and I'm loving it. Our main character, she has an invisible snake as a pet/friend.

I liked it, but I didn't like it as much as The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo. I didn't really understand where this book was going for the longest time.

And none of it got resolved, and then the ending was so [ __ ] predictable. I could have predicted that from like 20%, and I am the person that doesn't predict [ __ ] And then it just like dragged on.

But I legitimately stayed up till like 2:00 a.m. reading this book and that hasn't happened to me in so long. I like did not know how to stop because I needed to know how this book's going to play out more than I needed my next [ __ ] breath.

If you're looking for like a quick summer read that requires absolutely zero brain activity or like anything, like this was spicy, this was cute, nothing memorable, so but I like would still recommend it if that's something you're looking for. The audiobook for this was a 10 out of 10, and it was also kind of funny, which is an extra credit points for this book.

The ending of this book absolutely [ __ ] destroyed me. I can't even think about it. I mean everything else here, everything that happened in this book was just in [ __ ] credible.

We have The Sunday Garden, which is from the same author as The Seven Year Slip. And you guys know I loved The Seven Year Slip.

Like these weren't bad by any means, but they also weren't good. I have nothing to say about either, but yet I sat here and read like 500 pages of each of these with no thoughts.