Top 5 Books of 2024 + Every Book I've Read So Far!

chatting through the 40+ books i've read so far this year!

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[vmanias]

Make a video about how you give stars! So many 5star books, how you make your top 10 of all times when all books re 5s?❤

[lonaoerther]

I devoured This is How You Lose the Time War! Blew my mind at all the little nods to sci-fi, literature, pop culture. It is in my top 5 so far this year and perhaps will make my top 10 of all time.

[emilyross]

Empire of the wolf trilogy was so so good HBO needs to adapt it immediately it would make such a good show!

[kathleenwheeler]

Two of my 5 star reads - The Tainted Cup and this is How You Lose the Time War. I intend to read Bright Haven when it’s published.

[laurenschenck]

The Tainted cup the cover is gorgeous and love this book so much

[mimirudollfie]

I ate up the Trial of The Wolf trilogy. I am definitely going to be reading more by Richard Swan that he publishes because I couldn’t put any of his books down. It quickly became one of my all time favorite series I’ve ever read. 😊

[mariareadsssf]

Lovely hearing your thoughts. "Blood Over Bright Haven" was in my top 3 reads last year.
My favorite books of the year so far:
"A Master of Djinn" - P. Djèlí Clark
"The Tainted Cup" - Robert Jackson Bennett
"Mirrored Heavens" - Rebecca Roanhorse
"Annihilation" - Jeff VanderMeer (not a 5 star, but I can't stop thinking about it)
"Kavithri" - Aman J. Bedi
I also loved 2 Historical Fiction:
"8 Lives of a Century - Old Trickster" - Marinae Lee
"A Little Luck" - Claudia Piñeiro

[giulia]

I’m halfway through The Tainted Cup and loving it so far. The world-building caught me by surprise cause it’s so weird, but it totally works.

[asfaloth]

Thanks for sharing your list!
--Blood Over Bright Haven looks great. I still need to read The Sword of Kaigen.
--I'm glad you had such a good experience with This Is How You Lose the Time War. Mine was honestly only OK at best (probably 3 ⭐, if I'm being generous).
--The Tainted Cup sounds so interesting. And so cool!
--I am going to give Gideon the Ninth another chance. (I prefer to give books at least 50 pages before DNFing for good). Glad you enjoyed it, though!
--I really want to read The Justice of Kings. Hope I like the series as much as you did! It sounds fantastic.

My favorite books so far (4.5 to 5 🌟 reads):
--Recursion by Blake Crouch
--Under the Whispering Door by TJ Klune
--Promise of Blood by Brian McClellan.
--Divine Rivals by Rebecca Ross
--Scarlet (King Raven #2) by Stephen R Lawhead
Hope we all have a great rest of the reading year and find some new favorites!

[jilliannoble]

I absolutely loved the Tainted Cup! I’m so excited for the second one!!!!

[aileendelaney]

My 5 star reads of this year so far have been (in chronological order):
1. Strange the Dreamer by Laini Taylor
2. Tress of the Emerald Sea by Brandon Sanderson
3. Rebecca by Daphne du Maurier
4. The Spear by Louis de Wohl
5. Poison Study by Maria V. Snyder
6. The Count of Monte Cristo by Alexandre Dumas

[angelaholmes]

I have read 70 books this year and dnf 1 book my top 5 are
1. Stars in your eyes by kacen callender
2. Tales of the body thief by Anne rice book 4 in the vampire chronicles
3. One summer in Savannah by terah shelton Harris
4. Good luck with that by kristan Higgins
5. Clytemnestra by constanza casanti

[Bougie_Nerd]

Just found your channel, and you rated so many books I've read and loved. It makes me want to read more of your suggestions!

[isleoflovers]

gideon the ninth got me out of an 8 month long reading slump its good 😭🤍

[tirzah]

Im reading the third book in the mirror visitor series, and liking it so far. The writing is so lyrical and the sceneries are so immersive. I reread oryx and crake, it’s so surreal, and the inventions in that book are so fantastic. I read piranesi and loved it.

[J.Hanna]

My top 5 star rated books of the year have to be:
1. A crane among wolves by June Hur
2. Happy Place by Emily Henry
3. Skyward by Brandon Sanderson

[anonymous]

Despite the many books I've enjoyed reading by the pool, at the beach, and on vacation this summer, none of them were mentioned in your video. However, I have discovered some truly excellent works of fiction during this time.

[random-eozo]

I subscribe after seeing the video setup, it’s lovely!!

[fantasybookswithana]

I should definitely prioritise Richard Swan!! It’s been in my TBR for too long 😭

[kailynevans]

Excited to comment first 😎 42 is so many already, wow!!!