The Next Mrs. Parish
by Liv Constantine

Loved this book and loved the first one even more! Really got to know the characters and there’s some OMG moments!
 
 

Mr. Fox
by Helen Oyeyemi

magic realism is a genre i love but also cant seem to grasp! very interesting read, although confused at times, I did enjoy this one! perfect few day read for the beginning of the year. especially after finishing a series. dynamic characters. 2/5!
 
 

Braver Than You Think
by Maggie Downs

A woman deals with her mother’s Alzheimer’s and death by traveling to the places her mother had wanted to go.
 
 

The Obelisk Gate
by N. K. Jemisin

Through Book two and still so much more to learn. Original and unpredictable.
 
 

On Writing
by Stephen King

Enjoyable and informative read about fiction writing.
 
 

A Court Of Silver Flames
by Sarah J. Maas

The last book (for now) of the ACOTAR series and wow! What a bittersweet experience. I finished this book a few days ago and haven't been able to stop thinking of the series since. Although it took me about 100 pages to get used to the perspective change in this book, some of my favorite scenes from the series were in here. I Love Nesta's character and her journey. The repetitive nature of some of the chapters perfectly depicts exactly what it feels like to get better. The end felt a bit rushed to me and there were some moments that I didn't love, some plot points that were not closed and many questions left unanswered. But overall, I loved this one. Eager to reread the first few books again later this year!
 
 

The Fifth Season
by N. K. Jemisin

Complex and compelling fantasy series. Unexpected, can’t wait to read book 2
 
 

Glassworks
by Olivia Wolfgang-Smith

A riveting inter-generational saga with glass as the central ever-evolving theme. Human fragility is highlighted.
 
 

Merry and Bright
by Debbie Hyman

Light, enjoyable love story.
 
 

The Optimist's Daughter
by Eudora Welty

This won the Pulitzer Prize for Fiction in 1973. Hasn’t aged well. Only good thing I can say is at least it was short.