Books I Wish I Read In 2020!!

TL;DR

Regan talks about 10 books she wished she read in 2020 due to a busy reading year.

Transcript

hi everyone it's regan and welcome back to another video today i'm gonna be chatting through 10 books i wish i read in 2020. as i know i've been mentioning in a few videos 2020 has actually been my best reading year i think i'll probably end up reading about 85 books maybe a little more maybe a little less the books i've read this year have been am... Read More

Key Insights

• 🥺 Regan's busy reading year in 2020 led her to miss out on anticipated books.
• 🫠 Middle-grade fantasy and mythology-based tales were genres she wished she read more of.
• 😥 Series continuations like the Stormlight Archives and Ember in the Ashes disappointed her for not getting to them.

Questions & Answers

Q: Why didn't Regan get to read "Rhythm of War" by Brandon Sanderson in 2020?

Regan intended to reread the previous books in the series before diving into "Rhythm of War," but didn't get far in the re-read, delaying the book.

Q: Which book from her list does Regan describe as a middle-grade tale with Navajo-inspired mythology?

"Race to the Sun" by Rebecca Roanhorse is a middle-grade book with Navajo-inspired mythology, a genre Regan enjoyed but didn't read much of in 2020.

Q: What book based on K-dramas did Regan wish she read in 2020?

"I Believe in a Thing Called Love," inspired by K-dramas, caught Regan's interest, but she missed out on exploring more contemporary romance in 2020.

Q: Why did Regan have to delay reading "A Sky Beyond the Storm" by Saba Tahir?

Regan had to postpone reading the final book in the Ember in the Ashes series due to time constraints in December, despite her love for the series.

Summary & Key Takeaways

• Regan discusses 10 books she regretted not reading in 2020 due to time constraints.

• The books range from fantasy to contemporary romance, and she highlights her anticipation for each.

• Middle-grade tales, mythology-based stories, and series continuations are among the genres she missed.