I absolutely loved this fairy tale collection because it encompasses a lot of different Irish mythology figures and I liked how it was divided by different aspects and figures of the mytholgoy.

I have read this collection of short stories after I have read the entire Throne of Glass series and that probably took away a bit of my enjoyment and intrigue because I was aware of some of these stories beforehand. Nevertheless, I still loved reading more of Celena and it was so fun to get to know Sam better.

I really enjoyed the second book in the Whiskey Run series and Emma's and Brett's story. I found that they had amazing chemistry and fit very well together.

I really enjoyed this novel and I managed to read it in a day which shows how compelling it was to me and I found it quite fast-paced due to the short chapters. I liked the main character as well as the supporting characters as well as the representation they had. I found the way the book was written quite intriguing and I had a lot of fun figuring out the mysteries and the characters. I have to say I am still a bit confused by some aspects of this book, so it is not a full five star read for me and I still like the Night Circus more but I thoroughly enjoyed it.

I really enjoyed this comic because it adds a bit more context of what the rebellion was doing after the battle of Yavin.

I really enjoyed this comic and how different the approaches for the Empire are for finding the last Jedi.

I was so excited to finally read Patriot's story and I absolutly loved it.
It was so great to see the Men of Valor again and to see Patriot's and Sky's story. They fit so well together and I loved their interactions.

I really liked this biography and to learn more about the tennisworld. I liked the set up and how his life was told.

I really enjoyed this second installment in the Poppy War series. It was interesting to see the fallout from the first book and how the characters deal with it, especially mental health-wise. I liked the historical aspects that were included as well.

I absolutely enjoyed reading Maverick's story. It was so interesting to see his teen years and get to know him from a different perspective than the one we see in The Hate You Give. It is definitely quieter than THUG but still had a really deep impact on me.