Here, I share some goals that I have for reading in 2021. Overall, I wanted my goals to center around more specific books that I would like to get to this year, since I am not going to be pressuring myself with numbers.
2021 Reading Goals
Tag: YA
Books of 2020
Happy New Year! I’m making a quick post to wrap up the year. This will basically just be a list of books I read.
Attachments
A man named Lincoln is hired to look over emails in an office and make sure everyone is following the rules and doing their job or whatever. There are two women in the office, Beth and Jennifer, who do not give a shit about the rules.
Fangirl
To be concise, my overall opinion is read this book! It’s great, and I want to date Levi.
Summer Reads
When people ask, I’ll tell them I read thirteen books, but this list will only comprise of seven items
Tell Me Three Things
I roast the fuck out of Tell Me Three Things by Julie Buxbaum. I just felt that Jessie was a fucking idiot.
Finding Audrey
The book's humor makes it's plot and characters fun to read, so I do recommend the book.
The Walled City
I loved almost everything about The Walled City by Ryan Graudin. The story was engaging, and it was difficult to put the book down.
The D.U.F.F.
It has a dumb title, but it's a good book.
The Grisha Trilogy
Although I was not impressed with Mal or Alina, I still recommend The Grisha Trilogy. If Zoya and Nikolai were the main characters, the trilogy would have been flawless.
Me and Earl and the Dying Girl
Greg’s mom makes him visit a girl named Rachel, because she was diagnosed with leukemia. I realize this sounds like a sad book, and it is. However, it is also a funny book, so you should read it.
The Pigman
A group of kids prank call random people, whose names are listed in an ancient device known as a “phonebook”; they try to keep people on the line for as long as possible. Lorraine, secretly peeking at the names, calls an old dude named Angelo Pignati. Lorraine and John decide to meet Mr. Pignati, with whom they develop a friendship.
