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48 reviews
Out of My Mind by Sharon M. Draper
3.5
This was the book we read the year before secondary school and just reminded me why I loved reading. I don’t remember many details but I remember being so captivated by the story and characters. I really started to like more non-fiction books because of OOMM and that transitioned me smoothly into secondary school. LOVE. THIS and Wonder have been staples in my childhood!
Animal Farm by George Orwell
5.0
My favorite book I’ve read all year. It was short and not dragged out. I loved the story itself bc of my shared beliefs of how I see religion. Very hypocritical and cherry-picky. Overall, a detailed and visual plot where I could picture the events. Definitely will be reading 1984 later on.
The Unhoneymooners by Christina Lauren
4.5
LOVE LOVE LOVE. I haven’t read romance in yearsss and this was so well written. I was laughing, crying, fuming, and shocked. It made me feel something I haven’t felt from a book in years. The way Olive and Ethan’s relationship had a spiraling downfall in the end, the author stayed true to their characters and I loved the epilogue. AND I NEVER READ EPILOGUES. The engagement was beautiful and funny and everything you think it would be for them! 100/10!
Insecure in Love: How Anxious Attachment Can Make You Feel Jealous, Needy, and Worried and What You Can Do about It by Leslie Becker-Phelps
2.0
I liked the format and the overall ideas and exercises. But it got kind of repetitive.
The Four Agreements: A Practical Guide to Personal Freedom by Janet Mills, Don Miguel Ruiz
1.0
Really gave me a new perspective on life! I would rate it higher if it were not for the tiresome repetition and my personal dislike of religion. It mentions God many times and I’m not a religious person so I would have been able to appreciate it so much more without this. I also felt many times that I was connecting the ideas from the book to my life and it felt very enlightening. Overall an easy read and super quick book.