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Oct 09, 2026 01:56AM
Mines is still One Dark Window but we have a few months left to change that!
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I've loved Broken Country and Yesteryear so far! I've heard a lot of mixed feelings about Yesteryear, but I could not put it down.
I have been reading all non favs for me :(
The Gild series was really good! Dire Bound series was also pretty good!
Favorites-
Starside
The Poison Daughter
Between Tides and Thunder
Crown Me Dead and Crown Me Yours
Mine has definitely been Fourth Wing, but it has a lot of spicy parts you can skip.
Definitely "And Then There Were None" by Agatha Christie.
King of envy October junction
Caught up
Until Death by Nicole Blanchard.
Best thing I have read this year was a reread. The Sex Chronicles by Zane. Hits completely different at my age than it did the first time round.
It's between The Book Thief and Chainsaw Man series for me
Too many! The Midnight Library (fabulous!) Maggie Moves on (Lucy Score- too much fun!) The Haunting of Hecate Cavendish (Paula Brackston) and Jessica Beam is a Hot Mess (Kirsty Greenwood) Way too much fun.
EASILY FOURTH WINGGGG and as long as the lemon trees grow! had me tearing up almost every chapter
The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo by Taylor Jenkins Reid
i haven't really read many books this year but "The Reign of Wolf 21: The Saga of Yellowstone’s Legendary Druid Pack" was a really weird find, i didnt expect to cry so much reading about a group of wolves in a national park
Yesteryear. I don't know if I can say I loved it or hated it. I did not see that twist coming!
Brooklyn wrote: "The Ballad of Never After!"Mirror of Infinite Endings for me. I think.
The Song of Achilles by Madeline Miller and Still See You Everywhere by Lisa Gardner
I haven't read too many books this year as I was in such a bad reading slump but it has to be Atmosphere by Taylor Jenkins Reid so far! Her writing never fails to amaze me and the story was fantastic. The characters were very likeable and they all had development and growth which I love. There is still time yet for that to change though!
I can't pick but my most recent favorite read is Close to You by Nissa Renzo (it will make you sob)
Galumptious Daisy is where education policy meets romance, satire, mystery, and a healthy dose of weird. Set in Boston, it’s a whimsical, slightly romantic reimagining of education with a psychedelic-noir twist.Sounds like your new favorite book?
Heartless❤️by Marissa Meyer
For whom the bell tolls, and also the snowdonia killings series, it set where I live!
Heartless Hunter- Kristen Ciccarelli.Literally loved the plot, the magic system, and the characters strength and resilience!
The Bone Season series starts strong and only gets better with each book! For me, books three through five, The Song Rising, The Mask Falling, and The Dark Mirror are all six-star reads.
Under the Black Flag (David Cordingly). I'm not sure why I'm so intrigued by historical accounts of the legacy of pirates in the early trade routes off the coast of America and in the Caribbean. Reading about pirates conjures images of what life was like centuries ago, not just for pirates but merchants who navigated the waters.
Ballard of Falling DragonsOne Small Echo
Norwegian Wood by Haruki Murakami
The favorites by layne fargo Between tides and thunder
Grim tidings
OKK sooooo... I have quite a few favorites that I definitely recommend reading if you love the falling into romanceFAVORITESSSS
-The Darling Devils Series
-The Powerless Series
-All of Lynn Painters books
Now a few murder books
-Love Letters To a Serial Killer
-How To Survive your Murder
-A Good Girls Guide To Murder
I really enjoyed The Calamity Club and James both were audio
Molka by Monika Kim. Even after reading other good books, I still think about that one often.
RomanceReader :) wrote: "the hobbit"I started reading the Hobbit and LOTR books as of late. I am super obsessed with all the movies and JR Tolkien's world. After the Rings of Power Came out I new there was so much more that I was missing in which explains how and why this world started. have you read The Silmarillion yet? This book is fascinating and you dive deep into the lore.
because i loved by zahraa naserelddine
It might not be the most original pick, but Tom Lake by Ann Patchett is easily a favorite. It was my first time reading her work, and I was completely hooked. Tom LakeIt probably didn’t hurt that one of the characters deals with an injury uncomfortably close to my own right now, so talk about immersive reading.
100% Once Upon a Broken Heart series. Very well written
That’s a tough one! It’s between Love Me Tomorrow by Emiko Jean, or NightBane Alex Aster🫶🏾
I have a feeew -Shatter Me
-This Woven Kingdom
-Once Upon a Broken Heart
I recommend all 3! All of the series are a great read.
Ooo that’s hard but I think either the arc of a scythe series (Neal Shusterman) or the naturals (Jennifer Lynn Barnes)!
The Silent Companions by Laura Purcell🥰✨️
For sure project Hail Mary! I’m still absolutely obsessed with it!!
