#books2020

[mccoppinscrapyard]

Favorite Books Read in 2020:

I Am Not Your Perfect Mexican Daughter (by Erika L. Sánchez)

“Happiness is a dandelion wisp floating through the air that I can’t catch. No matter how hard I try, no matter how fast I run, I just can’t reach it. Even when I think I grasp it, I open my hand and it’s empty.”

[hecstia]

books read in 2020 → six of crows duology by leigh bardugo

“Kaz leaned back. "What's the easiest way to steal a man's wallet?" "Knife to the throat?" asked Inej. "Gun to the back?" said Jesper. "Poison in his cup?" suggested Nina. "You're all horrible," said Matthias.”

[andruwminyrd]

books read in 2020. get a life, chloe brown by talia hibbert. 

“i watched because…when you paint,“ she said softly. “you seem so vital. it was addictive. it felt like coming to life.”

[rikareadsbooks]

books i read in 2020: the inheritance games.

“Everything’s a game, Avery Grambs. The only thing we get to decide in this life is if we play to win.”

[trinitymarrow]

READ IN 2020 ⇢ a kingdom of flesh and fire (blood and ash #2) by jennifer l. armentrout

“Always,” he whispered in the breath we shared. “Your heart was always safe with me. It always will be. There is nothing I will protect more fiercely or with more devotion, Poppy. Trust in that - in what you feel from me. In me.”

[wednesdayaddamsz]

TO ALL THE BOOKS I'VE READ IN 2020 — ghosts of the shadow market, by cassandra clare︎

❝There are more kinds of love than stars,❞ said Brother Zachariah. ❝If you do not feel one, there are many others. You know what it is to care for family and friends. What we keep sacred, keeps us safe. Consider that by trying to cut yourself off from the possibility of being hurt, you shut the door on love and live in darkness.❞

[itsmeprinceraj]

Explore the Poetry . . . . BOOK:- My Soul Rants AUTHOR:- @authorgurpreetdhariwal GENRE:- Poetry FORMAT:-Kindle and also available in Paperback PAGE:- 127 RATINGS:- 3 Stars Publisher:- @bluerose_publishers . . Review

The book has a collection of poems in which 60 poems are with a title and rest are untitled.

I have liked some of the poems very much and here is the title of it..

1.Its between you and I -The poem tells us not to give up easily. 2.It vanished, all of a sudden 3.Now I won’t 4.One step at a time 5.Fall and rise 6.Birth of a girl child - The poem which in which author telling about the the girl whom her parents didn’t wanted or didn’t gave the love she wanted or deserved, this poem I felt is rant to the society. 7.Fate of love -This one touched my heart and the rhyming in the last two lines I loved it. 8.Oh lord show me how -This poem tells the story of a person who asks god how can he or she can do something good.

As the title of the book is My soul Rants and I hoped there would be some thing more and will be rant to the society in every poem but it was not in every poem but some poems are.

Some poems are on love and some are on the memories of the past.

Some poems tells how to love yourself, Some tells about the unfulfilled desires,

Some tells the story of a girl who adores her love and she would do anything for getting his love.

Every poem has its own tale to tell.

Overall I liked this book and will recommend to those who loves poems. .. #mysoulrants #gurpreetdhariwal #poetrybooks #booklovers #booksofinstagram #poemsofig #poem #poetrycommunity #bookreader #decemberreads #bookworms #bookslife #booklife #books2020 #poeticsoul #poeticbooks #beholderofopensky #bookbloggers #bloggersofinstagram #blogger #bloggerslife #rants #booklove #lovewithbooks https://www.instagram.com/p/CJBboK3A_2r/?igshid=1njgijb3jqafw

[julliettewarners]

read in 2020: the seven husbands of evelyn hugo by taylor jenkins reid 

“I’m under absolutely no obligation to make sense to you.”