I absolutely love this book and the straight forward narration that is in it. It was my first time reading a book that was told from someone on the autism spectrum and it was a really nice insight. I cannot speak for the representation but I really enjoyed my reading experience.

For me, this is one of the books that has stayed with me for a very long time. It basically covers the whole of the 20th century through the eyes of a nutcracker that is made in the year 1900 and gets back to his original owner at the turn of the millennia. I liked how the chronicles the event of the century, it mostly focuses on German events and what kind of views the Nutcracker has on these situations.

This was definitely not my favorite Alice Oseman book but I still enjoyed listing to it. The writing was beautiful as always but I was never really a big fandom person so I could not really connect to the characters this way. I thought that the mental health rep and the topics discussed in this novel were fantastic and I really liked it for that.

I think Talia Hibbert is quickly becoming an auto-buy author for me. I really liked this short novella because while it chronicled the relationship between Nina and James, it also focused on important topics in society and how it influences people.

I really liked this novella and the relationship portrayed in it.

I really liked this novella bind-up. It focuses on three friends who work in law enforcement and for the fire department. They all get their own story and it is so interesting to see how they fall for their women.

It took me quite a long time to read this novel which is to be expected by the size of it, but I absolutely loved it. It definitely is a fantastic story about family and life and even though it is quite dull at some moments, it is incredibly fast in others. At some points, it really seems more like a character study than a novel. The ending definitely shocked me but it somehow was a fitting conclusion for the novel.

I absolutely adored this novel and I flew through it. It put me into a completely new world and I was all for it. The cast is very diverse and all of the side characters are very well developed.

I really liked the second installment in the series. It explores new paths in the Shadow Hunter world.

I loved to see Seamus's story in the conclusion of the Rose Trilogy. I really liked how we saw him and Willa's story and how the First World War played a role in it.