1. The Book Thief ~ Marcus Zusak
Mainly, I read this book so that I could see the movie.
When I finished the book I found that the book was enough.
I didn't need the movie.
I didn't need the movie.
There was no way that the movie would fulfill all of my emotional wants.
This book left me emotionally raw and it's the most moving and beautifully written.
The first page gave me shivers.
I expected the narrative to be jarring. It was perfect.
Each chapter managed to be just as magical as the next.
I found some favourite quotes from the end.
I lived in a world of magic for a week.
I became immersed into a beautiful world.
This book hooked me with the intrigue and pure fantasy.
Action, mystery, fantasy, magic, and a little dash of romance.
Took a chance with this one. I was confused for the first third.
The world is incredibly complex and does not reveal itself easily.
Once it clicked, I love LOVED this book.
I cannot wait for more.
5. Divergent ~ Veronica Roth
Hooked. Fast paced.
Easy and enjoyable read.
Honorable Mentions:
The Art of Character ~ David Corbett
Non-fiction, otherwise it would have made the top 5.
It was full of clear advice and great exercises.
Now that I write more and more, I found it incredibly helpful.
If you have no believeable or complex characters, your story is bland.
A re-read for me.
This story turns the tropes of fantasy into charming quirks.
As a fan of fantasy books, I loved the main character and laughed many times.
As a fan of fantasy books, I loved the main character and laughed many times.
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