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Reading is cool. Knowledge is power and all that bullshit.

Here I review books I’ve read this year and rate them as follows:

1/5: I would not wish this book on my worst enemy.

2/5: Painful to get through.

3/5: Just ok. Maybe a compelling plot but subpar writing.

4/5: Great book. I would recommend to a friend.

5/5: Blew my mind. Jerked a tear or two.

This year’s lineup

Call me cliche but I will not stop raving about this series. 5/5

Perspective shifted from main protagonist to side character. I was nervous to read this one becuase reviews said it was boring, but I could not put down! 5/5

This book is as if you took all the mushy parts from the first three in the series. Sweet, well written. 3/5

A beautifully written story of greif, anger, and self forgiveness. Sarah J. Maas can write emotion like no other. 5/5

How to build a sports team into a brand. An advertising student bible. Blew my mind. 5/5

Maas’ story building abilities are insane. The character from the first to last page is a different person. And this is the first of 9 books! 5/5

Simply no notes. 5/5

The best in the series so far. So many tears, so many plot twists. 5/5

Sarah does it again. It never ends how you think it will. 5/5

A lot of validating points about understanding other’s emotional communication styles. 4/5

A story of two sisters living in France during WWII. 4/5

A good plot with a great twist. Juvinile writing, a hallmark movie vibe. 3/5

A glimpse into the unbelievable life of a misunderstood Hollywood star. A jaw-dropping ending. 5/5

A cunning tale about a young man’s rise to power. A perfect prequel to the Hunger Games Trilogy. 4/5

A wrongfully shot arrow opens up a dangerous world of magic, secrets and romance. 4/5

McCurdy successfully placed the reader in the mind of her as a child.Tragic, but powerful. 4/5

An intensly slow burning forbiden romance. Many tears. A whole lot of blushing. 5/5

An easy but stunning read. Great story building. 4/5

Romance, deciet, war, plot twists. What more could you want. Held my breath the whole book. 5/5

A good plot with a great twist. Juvinile writing, a hallmark movie vibe. 2/5

Mediocre writing with a good plot. Wanted a tear or a gasp, got nothing. 2/5

An absolute masterpiece of a series ending. 5/5

I may or may not have read this twice in a row… 4/5

A modernized twist on the incredibly twisted and intricute plot lines Maas puppeteers. 5/5

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  • Iron Flame

    Book 2 in the Empyrean series by Rebecca Yaros.

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