WORST to BEST books i read so far this year 🪴 (2022 edition)

TL;DR

The content creator ranks and reviews the books she has read in 2021, based on her personal enjoyment.

Transcript

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Key Insights

• 📚 The book "The Midnight Line" by Marie Rutkowski received high ratings and praise from many readers, but the narrator found it boring and difficult to finish due to personal circumstances.
• 💔 "The Spanish Love Deception" was ranked as the worst book read this year, with stereotypical characters and a lack of depth in the story.
• 🧑 "Ghost Wall" was not what the narrator expected, as it focused more on family abuse than horror.
• 📚 "Mrs. Death" was an experimental story with unique perspectives and poetry, but it didn't resonate with the narrator as much as it did with others.
• 🌌 "The Dispossessed" by Ursula K Le Guin explored a utopian world without hierarchies, but the plot felt lacking for the narrator.
• 🪓 "Certain Hunger" by Chelsea G Summers delved into the unconventional concept of cannibalism, challenging traditional gender roles in literature.
• 🦾 "Iron Widow" offered a twist on typical YA fantasies, featuring a strong female protagonist in a polyamorous love triangle, though the dialogue was lacking.
• 🏖️ "Beach Read" by Emily Henry had a mixed response, with the narrator enjoying the portrayal of falling in love but finding the dramatic moments overdone.
• 😬 "The Deal" by L Kennedy, a guilty pleasure for the narrator, had flawed characters, but a strong chemistry and consensual sex-positive themes.
• 📖 "Beautiful World, Where Are You" by Sally Rooney focused on the importance of friendship and the simple joys of life, resonating with the narrator.
• 📜 "The Ones Who Walk Away from Omelas" by Ursula K Le Guin explored ethical dilemmas and society's aversion to happiness in a short, thought-provoking piece.
• 🔪 "The Cruel Prince" and "The Wicked King" by Holly Black were enjoyed by the narrator for their toxic, dark obsession dynamics and intense plotlines.
• 🪄 "These Violent Delights" by Micah Nema River offered a favorite character dynamic of toxic, dark obsession, reminiscent of shows like Hannibal and Killing Eve.
• 🐰 "Bunny" by Mona Awad stood out as a favorite book of the year, with its intricate exploration of toxic female friendships, academia, and writing.

Questions & Answers

Q: What is the content creator's favorite book of the year?

The content creator's favorite book of the year is "Bunny" by Mona Awad. She considers it one of her new favorite books of all time and praises its complex exploration of toxic female friendships, academia, and writing.

Q: How does the content creator rank the book "The Cruel Prince" by Holly Black?

The content creator ranks "The Cruel Prince" and its sequel, "The Wicked King," as the third and fourth best books she has read this year. She enjoys the mean-spirited characters, enemies-to-lovers dynamic, and the intrigue and backstabbing in the story.

Q: Which book does the content creator consider a guilty pleasure?

The content creator considers "The Deal" by Elle Kennedy as her guilty pleasure book. Despite acknowledging its flaws, she admits to loving the book and being drawn to the hate-to-friends-to-lovers dynamic.

Q: What is the content creator's opinion of the book "These Violent Delights" by Chloe Gong?

The content creator ranks "These Violent Delights" as her second favorite book of the year. She praises the toxic dark obsession between the two main characters and compares it to the TV series "Hannibal" and "Killing Eve". She also expresses confusion and intrigue throughout the story.

Q: What is the content creator's least favorite book of the year?

The content creator's least favorite book of the year is "The Spanish Love Deception". She finds the characters cliché and dislikes the lack of communication between them. She also criticizes the book for not meeting her expectations based on its premise.

Q: How does the content creator describe the book "Bunny" by Mona Awad?

The content creator describes "Bunny" as her top favorite book of the year and as one of her new favorite books of all time. She cites its exploration of toxic female friendships, academia, and writing as the reasons she loves it. She also mentions the book's bizarre and intriguing nature.

Q: Why did the content creator struggle with ranking the books objectively?

The content creator struggled with ranking the books objectively because she believes book ratings are subjective and personal to each reader's enjoyment. She emphasizes that her ranking is purely based on her own experience and enjoyment of the books.

Summary & Key Takeaways

• The content creator shares her ranking of the books she has read in 2021, starting with the book she couldn't finish and her least favorite book.

• She gives brief descriptions and reviews of each book, exploring their themes, characters, and her personal experience reading them.

• The content creator discusses her guilty pleasure book, her favorite dark academia book, and her top favorite book of the year.