end of the year book tag 📖✨

✨END OF THE YEAR BOOK TAG✨
most disappointing read of the year
underdog book of the year
book that was overhyped
fav book couple(s) of the year
fav main character(s) of the year
book that surprised you
new fav author you discovered in 2024
happiest read of the year
most frustrating book of the year
best adaptation of the year
longest book of the year
shortest book of the year
fav cover(s) of the year
book you haven't stopped thinking about
cringiest book you read this year
unpopular book you loved
highest & lowest rated books on GoodReads
fav book quotes of the year
book with the most unique concept
book you read that you would reread
2024 reading goal reflection
2025 reading goal
2025 reading priorities

✨ SOCIALS - let's be besties! 👯‍♀️

[noamkt]

It looks like you’re on track to hit 10k subscribers before the New Year! I’m so proud to have been one of your first thousand, especially when your channel is growing so beautifully and getting the recognition it truly deserves

[leighamontgomery]

Oh yes reread Harry Potter! I’ve found that it hits so different as an adult. And ok, there are 7 books and some of them are long, but they’re easy reads!

Alternative: if you do audiobooks, and if you have Libby for audio loans, the Jim Dale narration of the series is great!

[sofiatorres]

I don’t think I’ll ever be over Cade and Willa!

[inhabitantofearth]

Totally agree about "My Dark Vanessa". All of the dark morally black/grey books I've read haven't made me feel uncomfortable at all like that book did. I loved it though because I think the author did a good job at portraying (or "expressing"? couldn't find the right word 😅) all of the complex emotions and events that goes on in situations like that....I found "The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo" to be very unique. I felt like I legit watched a biopic (in my mind) after reading that book...I'm excited to put the Kristin Hannah books you've mentioned on my TBRs for next year! And I'm hoping to get into fantasy more. I almost DNF'd ACOTAR, but I enjoyed "Her Soul to Take" so, maybe there's hope 😊

[emerkinsella]

Omg I felt the exact same way you did while reading the Last letter Rebecca Yarros like wtf I never cried that much over a book

[LizClarkBooks]

I discovered Kristin Hannah this year too and all have been 5* for me too! So good!

[Chelsea_Rene]

I'm not a fantasy reader either. Slowly reading more which I'm loving. 💕

[saraihernandez]

You should try daughter of the moon goddess. I never read Harry Potter as a kid, but recently read it as an adult. I think it would be cool if you could reread them to see how you feel about them now but maybe try it slow and steady so you don’t feel pressure.

[alephnull]

I am looking forward to some of those.

[pennykrabel]

I did like The Next Mrs. Parrish but not as well as the first but definitely better than The Housemaid series