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My Top 5 Books of 2024
Wow, this is super late! I took a bit of a break from posting on Tumblr, but I did not take a break from reading! I finished 25 books so lets count down the best!
I should mention that I did read a few book series last year, and counted them as a single book on this list, so my top 5 is technically 11 books. Oops.
5. Percy Jackson and the Olympians series by Rick Riordan
As you may recall, I shotgunned the first 5 Percy Jackson books over the course of about 6 weeks. It was a wild ride! I enjoyed it immensely, even if I was exhausted by the end.
4. Jaques McKeown series by Yahtzee Crowshaw
You want some really fun sci-fi? Look no further! This series was an abolute treat. I laughed my ass off, but it also had a lot of interesting things to say about art and artists. And it made up its own swear word system! Fun, exciting, what more could you want?
3. Unwind by Neal Shusterman
Existential horror. I want existential body horror, which my top 3 books brought in spades. So here's a look at a dystopia where abortion is illegal, told through the eyes of teenagers victimized by state violence. So glad this book isn't relevant to today's politics!
2. Tender is the Flesh by Augustina Bazterrica
There are some books that are difficult to defend. Even people that recommend this book have difficulty with the ending. I don't. I love it cover to cover! My initial dislike of the ending completely flipped after thinking about it for awhile. So here: the cannibalism book is my top 2 choice.
1. Manhunt by Gretchen Felker-Martin
Sometimes you don't know what to say, because there's so much emotion. Goddamn, this was good! Also, really hard to recommend. This book will test you.
I had a feeling this would get on my top 5 list. Turns out I was very, very right.
Too soon.
YAHTZEE CROSHAW is a MAGE of RAGE!
Requested by @autisticsupervillain!
I think one reason for my inclination towards run-on sentences is definitely how much I watched Zero Punctuation in my teens because my mental voice always goes a little Yahtzee when I go off on one.
Christ, English is a ball-centric language.
Yahtzee Croshaw
Well, if being passionate about something makes me a nerd then I'd rather be that than the aloof, tedious, empty shell that you are.
Yahtzee Crowshaw