Night by Elie Wiesel. it made the Holocaust something that was REAL. obv i’m not an idiot i know it happened. i mean that it was so moving and emotional. i feel like sometimes we forget that in the grand scheme of things these major historical events weren’t long ago. it really put things in to perspective for me.

It’s Kind of a Funny Story by Ned Vinzinni. sad to say it didn’t age that well but i’ve read it five times

i LOVE brave new world! i think about it all the time

The Stranger by Albert Camus! i get it that’s it about existentialism and nihilism but dear LAWD it was boring.

i realllllly hate the trope of a simple miscommunication destroying everything when in reality they would have discussed it right then and there. i also really don’t like third act breakups even though they’re everywhere. i hate how little of the book is left after the resolve.

i mean it’s not much but i read the twilight series in 3 days when i was in high school 😅 past that usually the fastest i read a single book is 10 hours or so