MY NOVEMBER 2022 READING WRAP-UP [Six books and my first 1 star read of the year]!!!

TL;DR

Megan reviews six books she read in November, discussing her disappointments and favorite reads.

Transcript

hey there my name is Megan and welcome to my Channel today I'm going to be doing my November wrap up in the month of November I managed to read six books which is really good for me and I'm super pleased with everything I got through I finished up some series I started some new series I had some disappointing reads but before we go ahead and get on... Read More

Key Insights

• 😆 Megan read six books in November, including a mix of medical thriller, fantasy, thriller, and sci-fi.
• 😥 She was disappointed with Nano by Robin Cook and Fur the Wolf by Hannah Whitton, feeling that both lacked well-developed characters and depth in storytelling.
• ❤️‍🩹 A Vow so Bold and Deadly by Bridget Kemmer, the third book in a series, also fell short for Megan with an unfinished ending.
• 👋 The House Across the Lake by Riley Sager had some good twists, but the inclusion of a paranormal element was unexpected and disliked.
• 🥳 A Wilderness of Stars by Shea Earnshaw had a strong mystery aspect, but some parts were slow and boring, and the antagonist felt unnecessary.

Questions & Answers

Q: Did Megan enjoy reading medical thriller Nano by Robin Cook?

No, Megan found the book disappointing, particularly the poorly written characters and lack of depth in the storytelling.

Q: What did Megan think of Fur the Wolf by Hannah Whitton?

Megan didn't connect with the main character, found the romance unconvincing, and felt that the story lacked depth and intellectual stimulation.

Q: How did Megan feel about A Vow so Bold and Deadly by Bridget Kemmer?

Megan enjoyed the first two books in the series but found the third book disappointing due to an unfinished ending and loose ends left untied.

Q: Was The House Across the Lake by Riley Sager a satisfying read for Megan?

While there were some good twists and turns, Megan found the beginning of the book boring and disliked the inclusion of a paranormal element.

Q: What were Megan's thoughts on A Wilderness of Stars by Shea Earnshaw?

Megan enjoyed the mystery aspect of the story, but found the journey parts slow and boring. She also didn't connect with the antagonist, Hoyt.

Q: How did Megan feel about Upgrade by Blake Crouch?

Megan enjoyed the quick pace, cool science, and thought-provoking ethical questions in the book. She wished it was longer and that certain aspects were expanded upon.

Summary & Key Takeaways

• Megan read six books in November, including medical thriller Nano by Robin Cook and new adult fantasy Fur the Wolf by Hannah Whitton.

• She was disappointed with both Nano and Fur the Wolf, feeling that the characters and storytelling fell short in both books.

• She also reviewed A Vow so Bold and Deadly by Bridget Kemmer, The House Across the Lake by Riley Sager, A Wilderness of Stars by Shea Earnshaw, and Upgrade by Blake Crouch.