Quick, easy and very enjoyable read!

One of my favorite books ever. Magical writing and just simply amazing.

Reread this before starting the sequel and I loved it just as much as I did the first time reading it.

Wowowowow this was so incredibly good. Not for one second was it boring and as soon as one "problem" was solved another one appeared, and it was just the right amount of creepy.

It took me weeks to get through this due to lack of interest to read, but I loved it nonetheless. This might actually be my favorite of the books so far.

Have only read about 70 pages but it is really nice being back in the wizarding world ⚡️

Finished my reread of this beauty and I'm even more in love with it this time. My favorite thing with this book has to be the paint splattered all over it. I don't know. I just love it.

I really liked his one, most likely because I liked Emily much more than Ava.

Jenn had serious psychopath tendencies and freaked me out. The writing didn't always make sense a d it felt like there were major holes in plot and writing overall. The ending didn't make sense either and I was lost throughout the whole book. I did like the setting though.

Jenn is basically a psychopath and it's freaking me out a bit, but I do like the setting

WOW WOW WOW. When I started reading this book I was excited but didn't expect much. It was so incredibly good and heart wrenching in the best way and I cannot recommend this enough.

Started this yesterday and had a moment to read this morning before heading to school and I am in love with it already!

Finished this beauty today and it was so, so good. I really liked the story and the ending was incredibly sweet. Definitely recommend this!

Since I finished P&P earlier today I can finally go back to focusing on my fun reads. Rough Water is my current read and I'm really enjoying it this far!

Finally finished Pride & Prejudice which I've been struggling with for ages. I did like the story, it had a nice feeling and was generally quite cute. Hiwever, I feel this is one of those books that would've been way better had it only been about 200-300 pages.

"Did I stop believing in everything all at once, or was it so gradual I just didn't notice?"

"If I can't save myself, how can I ever save someone else?"

"Because sometimes you just have to hold on to whatever you can."