Ana Pego > Recent Status Updates

I only read Heavenly Bodies two months ago, but I feel like all these fantasy books need to start with a recap.
Can’t remember one thing about it lol.
But I know I loved it. Because of my review. That says that I loved it. Lol. Great job, Ana.

I love how some books have the power to make me feel all the feelings. Especially the ones I had no clue why were on my TBR and became available at my library after I put them on hold months ago. lol.
The best kind of surprise. I’m in love with this book.

She couldn’t reconcile all of it, despite knowing better than anyone that people contained multitudes, that nobody was either all good or all bad, that even those most confident in their convictions were riddled with inconsistencies and paradoxes, that even those with the strongest hold on their magic still did not have full mastery of their minds.

I’m pretty invested. This is really good character development.

So far so good.

🎧 funny. Great on audio.

I really can’t relate to anything happening in this book.

Things I’ve felt:
The pain of losing Dobby.
When Bella goes to meet the Volturi and beg for Edward’s life.

I am 60% in and considering DNF. this isn’t much like the things I usually read.

Exciting.

I actually must be a little crazy cuz I am kinda tired of fisher and Saeris fn…

So far so good.

I feel like this is going to be amazingly complicated and I’m going to love every minute of it.
Diving head first with High expectations. Incredibly high expectations.

Kinda rethinking why I’m still reading this…

do I like it? Do I like it not?
Maybe a too YA for me?
I’d have loved it 10 yrs ago. Maybe I’m getting old.

This book is boring me.

I’m bored. But idk if it’s this book’s fault. I’m on a reading slump. Every book is boring me.

Slowly getting thru this. Still a bit bored, tbh

Pure entertainment

I absolutely loved the first couple of Bill’s books but this is honestly boring me.

I have the same feeling I had while reading the devil in the white city. I loved it because it was so interesting and profound, a very good book indeed, just not very entertaining.