Sep 29, 2022
Just started reading A Series of Unfortunate Events, and so far it’s so cute and so sad.
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Just started reading A Series of Unfortunate Events, and so far it’s so cute and so sad.
First 5 star of the year ⭐️
This book just broke me completely. This story is so heartbreaking. A story about grief and how people deal with it and also about found family and love. Even though Ove irritated me at the beginning, I began to love him little by little as the story went on. The way he talked about his wife and the life they had together I felt very connected to Ove more and more. The way Ove slowly accepted Parvaneh and her silly family and how she helped him live a little longer it was just so beautiful. I loved the way it was written, interchanging from past to present. It seemed repetitive at times but it worked for me. This book had me sobbing from beginning to end. I loved it.
5⭐️
This is a must read for everyone. I think the message is really important and it can still be relevant today. I wish I was eloquent enough to give a more in-depth review but it was a really interesting read and I liked it a lot lol.
My boyfriend got me the Heartstopper graphic novels and I’m so excited to read them 💖💖💖
Finally got it!! ❤️
5 ⭐️
Wow this book was a journey. I think it’s my second favorite in the series. It’s so beautifully written and Nesta’s story was so heartbreaking but inspiring. I loved this book. I love that smut loving bish lol
5⭐️
This book takes place in the 1800 and talks about colonization and how they take children away from their country to make them help the British empire. The story is brilliant and heartbreaking. I think it’s a must read. This book was amazing. It’s very dense and long but so worth the read. I felt so connected to the characters and their experiences because I’m from a colony. From the beginning I was sobbing and my heart was aching for the main character. And the ending destroyed me. I sobbed so hard.
4⭐️
This is just an existential crisis in a book. Louis is looking for the meaning of his life just to find out there’s nothing. No meaning. It just is, they just are. And honestly, same. It got a bit tedious by the end but overall it was a very interesting read.