tier ranking all the books I've read this year so far!! 📚
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- čas přidán 2. 08. 2024
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also did the same exact thing with spy family. devoured the first two sections and then had to pick up a book club read, haven’t touched it since
it’s a struggle lmao
your intro is so cute 🥺
loved this video as always 🧡
Aaahhh thank you Mary!! Miss you ❤️❤️
You did an incredible job with this. I loved watching your reaction to Happy Place!😂❤ Seriously though, Emily Henry is such a master at creating characters that make you feel SEEN. Also this made me want to reread the Hunger Games!
I don’t know how she does it but she does it EVERY TIME. She’s a queen 💖
Honestly rereading the hunger games is one of the best decisions I’ve made this year so far reading wise, so I support that urge!! 😂
@@_sarathedreamer I may have to read it this summer!😊
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Have never been a Hunger Games series fan, never liked the premise of these. Cruelty to children and the idea of a society killing it's children for fun is such a vile concept to me, these books/movies have never appealed to me!
I recently read a cozy novel that I really liked called 'Aunt Dimity's Death' (1). This was so much fun to read and it has magic elements in it, which is really sweet. Let's just say Aunt Dimity is still around, in her own way! Another novel for this year that I enjoyed was "The politics of washing: real life in Venice' by Polly Coles. This is a memoir of Coles of her family living in Venice and is a wonderful diary of her daily life in Venice, the difficulties and adventures they all have.
I finished reading "Ocean Light" by Nalini Singh last night, really enjoyed it, surprisingly, because the male mc is a character that I haven't really liked much in the series so far, but Nalini has managed to change my mind. She's written a wonderful story for him and drew me in. 💜
Love the name of the tiers, haha.
Heheheh thank you 😌
starting an emily henry support group asap
Pls it’s needed 🫠