Here's how my reading year is going! || Mid Year Book Freak Out 2022

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Hey Booktube! Time for a mid year book freak out aka time to see how my reading year is going through this book tag! How's your reading year going? Any new favorite book or author? Any new releases you're anticipating? Any you MUST read before the end of the year?

_____ Questions _____

1. Best book you’ve read so far in 2022
2. Best sequel you've read so far in 2022
3. New release you haven't read yet, but want to.
4. Most anticipated release for the second half of the year.
5. Biggest disappointment.
6. Biggest surprise.
7. Favourite new author. (Debut or new to you)
8. Newest fictional crush.
9. Newest favourite character.
10. Book that made you cry.
11. Book that made you happy.
12. Most beautiful book you've bought so far this year (or received).
13. What books do you need to read by the end of the year?

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Leave me your sad book recommendations... I want to cry!

BookswithEmilyFox

I'll be honest, Emily's taste in books really screams big brain energy to me. Some are sucker for a literary prose or writing, but Emily can sit through a dry narration as long as the plot is driving to the right direction.

museofmidnight

You're killing it with the uploads these days! It's great to see you thriving and reading so much. It seems you have many video ideas and I look forward to whatever challenge you do next 😊

jlee

Two books I SOBBED reading!
1) when breath becomes air. A memoir written by a doctor dying of cancer. I cried so hard I got a n*se bl*ed lol and it was written beautifully! The last paragraph was the most beautiful piece of writing Iv ever read.

2) the book thief. When I tell u I CRIED I criedddd but it was also such a good story i didn’t know what to expect cuz I had always heard of it as like a “classic” and I thought it was gonna be over hyped but it wasn’t it was actually good!! :)

hollywooddagger

I read My Sweet Orange Tree when I was about 10 and I couldn't stop crying since the second half of the book. It was so heartbreaking. I never picked up that book again, it was too much for me

paulivres

I sobbed for ages at Elizabeth is Missing, it’s heartbreaking and I absolutely adored it

losermillie

I've only cried to one book in my life, and that was Song of Achilles. It's funny because while I was reading it I was like, "huh, this is not THAT sad, not sure why everyone is crying over this". Haha, well, after the last sentence I was a sobbing mess. Loved that book <3

bookswithjp

I don’t usually cry, but A Dog’s Purpose made me cry bar one specific point.

carissa

A book that made me cry is “the unwomenly face of war” by Svetlana Alexievich. It’s nonfiction but it’s really heartbreaking.

palomasanchez

If you're looking to explore more Steinbeck, I'd recommend picking up The Winter of Our Discontent. Beautifully written novel exploring morality and making ends meet.

niclarice

I spent the last quarter of Betty by Tiffany McDaniel crying almost constantly. It is so beautiful, and has some of my absolute favourite characters. As for time travel, I have just finished Wrong Place Wrong Time by Gillian McAllister which is about a woman who witnesses her son kill a man, and she travels through time to try and stop it from happening, it was a solid 5 star, and I haven‘t read a 5 star thriller for ages.

ramblinganna

Flowers for Algernon is one of my favorites, and I cry EVERY time I read it plus I love the sci-fi element.

brennadavis

I’m pretty sure I bawled during A Walk to Remember

kelseymosinski

Where the Red Fern Grows by Wilson Rawls, I cry every time I read it.

evilgenius

I always like the 'one week one shelf' challenge.

leticiatoraci

A Man Called Ove, Pack Up the Moon, Maybe You Should Talk to Someone, and Beartown all made me bawl!

bibilbophile

And every morning the way home gets longer and longer, by Fredrik Backman. I don't usually cry either, but with this I sobbed and I don't even have a grandpa

entrepaginasinfinitas

My favorite mid-year read of 2022 is THE QUEEN OF TEARLING by Ericka Johansen . Whew . What a life the protagonist lived !! Will start book two of the series in the fall .

v.dargain

My sisters keeper made me cryyy, also one of my favorite movies of all time

Tanishav.

The first few hundred pages or so of Goldfinch by Donna Tartt made me sob and cry. Hit me right in the feels.

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