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I like lots realistic fiction dystopian and romance Sometimes I pick out books because I like the cover art:)

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53% complete! LunaReadsBooks has read 53 of 100 books.

Riley Sager: House Across the Lake (2023, Penguin Publishing Group)

I don’t think I’ll EVER be going in a lake again

It took me FOREVER to finish this, and even though that was partially due to lack of motivation and a busy schedule, I do think the way this book is written made it hard to slog through it, despite its incredibly gripping plot. All in all, writing: bad, plot: insane and really good, gayness: 1000% (bro wtf was happening in the last 70 pages with Casey, like I fear you have some self exploration to do.) Overall, it was a good book that wasn’t written in a style I enjoyed, though it DOES lowk make me want to read more thillers.

Maggie Su: Blob (Hardcover, 2025, HarperCollins Publishers)

A hilarious and moving debut novel about a young woman who decides to turn a …

If a midlife crisis was a book…

2.5 stars. Whiny main character, no plot (derogatory), and I feel like I didn’t connect with anyone or grasp the overall message? A book with okay writing and an INCREDIBLY interesting premise with bad execution.

They really said “let’s make Powerless, but with witches,” AND I ATE IT UP

This was incredible:) LOVED almost all the characters, and Kristen’s writing style COOKS. Also, I found the way masculinity and trauma (especially involving SA) was approached in this book was REALLY well done. Like, Gideon has emotions, and trauma, and and yet he’s still portrayed as extremely tall, dark, handsome, and well, stereotypically masculine, despite the face that he opens up about what he’s been through and is vulnerable at times. Idk, just something I noticed throughout the book that I really liked:) Also THE BANTER. THESE CRAZY KIDS ARE SOOOO STUPID AND I LOVE THEM ANYWAY, LIKE OMG RUNE AND GIDEON HAD ME KICKING MY FEET. The only thing that brings this book down a star for me is how freakin predictable all three main plot twists were. Otherwise, LOVED THIS ITS SO SILLY, YET ALSO WEIRDLY DEEP AND I ATE IT TF UP.

Kristen Ciccarelli: Heartless Hunter (2024, Wednesday Books)

On the night Rune’s life changed forever, blood ran in the streets. Now, in the …

4.5

HOW IS THIS RIDICULOUS CUTSEY BOOK MAKING ME HYPERVENTILATE AND CRY? HOW DID THIS AUTHOR MAKE A LOVE TRIANGLE THAT HAD ME GENUINELY TORN BETWEEN TO PEOPLE? AND UM HOW THE HELL IS THIS YA? So many questions….

Tiffany McDaniel: BETTY (Paperback, 2020, GALLMEISTER)

"Ce livre est à la fois une danse, un chant lune, mais par-dessus tout, et …

No choice but to give this five stars.

To me, this wasn’t a typical five star. It wasn’t gripping, or making me giggle and smile every other page. But I feel this book spreads such an amazing message, is written so beautifully, and holds so much care and respect to what has come before it, it just HAS to be a five star. This was an incredible and inspiring story, I truly can’t quite put it all into words. Simply a book that in the future, NEEDS to be a classic. Idc that it wasn’t a particularly fun and enjoyable read. It’s still a five star to me, Tiffany McDaniel is truly an artist.