The Stack: April 2017

WOW! Look at all the books I read! I'm amazing! Okay. so most of these I listened to. But still! So many stories were poured into my brain to be retained for ever and ever and I can't even tell you how much better about myself I feel when I have read a decent amount of books in a month. It's like a direct correlation. One book this month? You're a worthless person. Four books or more? Wow, look at you, you are succeeding at life. It's really a terrible way to gauge my self worth. But I guess it's better than tying that to the number on the scale or something. {Don't worry, I don't actually base my self worth on the books I read. I promise}.  

A Court of Mist and Fury   Sarah J Maas
I reeeeally liked this one. Except the sex scenes. Those made me uncomfortable. Especially because I was listening to it on audiobook and rocking my daughter to sleep. It's a weird position to be in. I'm just not a smut girl so that one chapter I could have done with knocking it down to alluding to what was going on. lol But I actually really loved this story. It was so good and twisty! 

Queen of Shadows   Sarah J Maas
This was a re-read. Okay, re-listen. But I really enjoyed it again. 

Empire of Storms   Sarah J Maas
Okay. Now I'm caught up and very much neeeeeding the next installment! Hurry up, SJM! PS I really love Manon. She's my favorite.

Crooked Kingdom   Leigh Bardugo

*insert all the heart eyes and crying face emojis here* I loved this so much. This duology is in definite favorite-ever status now. Took me forever to read it because I have no time, and I actually read this one, but I did manage it when I finally said screw being an adult, I'll just go ahead and read all day. It was glorious. And totally worth it.

Bazaar Of Bad Dreams   Stephen King

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A Series of Unfortunate Events: The Bad Beginning   Lemony Snickett


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Dreamcatcher   Stephen King


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The Shining   Stephen King


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Narwhal: Unicorn of the Sea   Ben Clanton

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Blaze   Stephen King/ Richard Bachman

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