december reading wrap up 📚 all the books I read last month!

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[lasaintecourtisane]

It’s always so crazy to me how even amongst fanro fans who love the same series books can hit so different! Gold was one of my most disappointing reads and Songbjrd was an easy 5 stars. Always love hearing your take! Here’s to not overhyping new releases in 2025 haha

[arianab.]

😍ln 2025 I highly recommend everyone to read Your Life Your Game by Keezano. It beautifully shows how connecting with God and building meaningful relationships can lead to spiritual growth and success in both your personal and professional life. This book truly changed my life..a must-read. God bless🥰

[lulun]

YAYY I'm so excited for the plated prisoner vlog! I soft dnf the series and need motivation to continue 😭

[KaatReadsALot]

i need to read intermezzo in the new year! my favorite reads of december were Monstrilio and Impossible Creatures 🗡️

[shellyrichards]

I read “Scattered Bones” it sucked me in and I could hardly put it down. It’s different than shutting else I’ve ever read. I highly recommend it!!

[sarahdee]

The Ever King was my favorite read in the month of December. It was so good!!

[BethanyAustin-dp]

My favorite read this December was Rain of Shadows and Endings. It was so good!

[sylwiaoles]

best book i've read in december was definitely Quicksilver and the second one Witches' blade.

[nozomimay]

10000% had the same exact thoughts for songbird!!!

[danielakoff]

Interesting to see some books/authors that were much loved when they were self published, but are having lots of hard reviews by the the bookish girlies now that they’re being traditionally published. Yes, I’m looking at The Songbird and the heart of stone, but also Fear the Flames. 🤔 Are professional editors cutting our favorite scenes? Don’t know…

[booksandlifewithlaura]

I almost ended my year with 2.5 stars book but then I decided I still can finish a novella and end my year with better book. I enjoyed Stuck with you by Ali Hazelwood but my favorite book was Twisted shadows by Allie Therin on December 😊

[dorysannerysdejesusmejia]

I actually read The serpent and the wings of night in December and it was one of my favs along with Bewitched so I expect great things for the next book🗡️🗡️🗡️

[books_and_heels]

🗡 One of my biggest disappointments last year was also one of my most anticipated reads of the year: I picked up Wisteria last month (Belladonna #3) and it was beyond disappointing. The crafting of the story came across so amateur-ish. I am even considering not picking up another Adalyn Grace book in the future. The Spectacular novel off of the Caraval series was another waste of my time. My favorite read was Guillotine by Delilah Dawson! BTW, I have 200 pages left to read of Goldfinch, so I am just about ready to see your much-awaited Plated Prisoner vlog! 🤤✨️💛

[alayna.devito]

I feel the exact same way about songbird! I love Carissa Broadbent. She’s an auto buy author for me but this wasn’t it at all. I DNFd it. I’ll have to go back and finish when the next book comes out but I was just disappointed

[themodernbookwoman]

My favorite book in Dec was the last book I read for the year, which was The Winners from the Beartown series. SO SO GOOD!! I'm sorry yours ended on a disappointing note! I'm wondering if you've read the trad pub version of Fear the Flames and if you feel it's any better or worse? I do worry trad pub will ruin the spark of indie authors! 😢

[miruna.ch]

Absolutely binge watch all your videos and I am so looking forward to anytime you post! keep it up in 2025 as well! Love from Romania ⚔⚔

[NovelLife]

🗡️ 🗡️ I recently bought Intermezzo and I can’t wait to read it. I also 10000% agree with your thoughts on The Songbird and the Heart of Stone 😢

[amandaskelton]

💯 same on TS&tHoS it felt like a different person wrote it. My favorite December book was Beartown. ⚔️

[kittymagica]

I feel like I'm in the minority with The Songbird and the Heart of Stone. While I'll admit the romance wasn't as strong as her other books, I still thought it was decent, and the world building just felt amazing in this one! The underworld was such a vivid place and I really enjoyed watching their journey through it.

[kaylag]

Oh man, I'm nervous to read Mische's book. Thinking of waiting til the next one comes out so I can read them back to back 🗡🗡🗡