May Wrap Up || 2021

TL;DR

May was a great reading month with 15 books read, including thrillers, romance, magical realism, and non-fiction, with surprising twists and interesting characters.

Transcript

hey what's up my name is gabby welcome back to my channel and today i'm gonna be doing my may wrap up it's already the end of may summer is upon us i am not ready for this and in the month of may i actually had a really great reading month i was able to read 15 books in the month of may which is very exciting um but before we do get into all of the... Read More

Key Insights

• 🤩 "The Plot" by unknown and "Alots Away" by Darcy Little Badger were the content creator's favorite books of the month, receiving five-star ratings.
• 🇮🇲 The content creator found "May the Best Man Win" by unknown disappointing due to unlikable characters and problematic elements.
• 🧡 The month included a diverse range of genres, including thrillers, romance, magical realism, and non-fiction.
• 🫠 Audiobooks were the preferred reading method, with 10 out of the 15 books read listened to in audio format.
• 👶 The content creator discovered and enjoyed new genres, such as magical realism and non-fiction.
• 😮 Some books, like "Digg" by A.S. King, "Rewind" by Catherine Ryan Howard, and "The Good Sister" by Sally Hepworth, exceeded expectations and provided pleasant surprises.

Questions & Answers

Q: What were the two five-star books the content creator read in May?

The content creator's two five-star books for May were "The Plot" by unknown and "Alots Away" by Darcy Little Badger. "The Plot" is a gripping thriller about a stolen book plot, while "Alots Away" is a contemporary mystery with fantasy elements, following a girl's search for the truth about her cousin's death.

Q: Were there any disappointments among the books read in May?

Yes, the content creator was disappointed by "May the Best Man Win" by unknown. The book, which explores a transgender protagonist's love interest in a hate-to-love story, featured unlikable characters and crossed boundaries that the creator found problematic.

Q: Did the content creator explore any new genres in May?

Yes, the content creator delved into different genres, including magical realism in "Watch Over Me" by Nina LaCour, poetry and magical realism in "Split Tooth" by unknown, and non-fiction in "Anthropocenereviewed" by John Green.

Q: How many audiobooks did the content creator listen to in May?

The content creator listened to a total of 10 audiobooks out of the 15 books read in May, finding it to be their preferred method of reading due to the convenience and minimal effort required.

Summary & Key Takeaways

• The content creator had a successful reading month in May, reading a total of 15 books, including a mix of genres such as thrillers, romance, magical realism, and non-fiction.

• Out of the 15 books, the creator had two five-star reads, eight four-star reads, three three-star reads, and two two-star reads.

• The month included a focus on thrillers, with seven thriller novels read, as well as a variety of other genres.