Library Loot! I have high hopes for Artemis. Robbie Williams...well, that's a sentimental one because I used to be a huge TT fan. And Dead Letters was just a random grab because it sounds interesting.

I'm such a mess. This book has been on my wishlist for a good long while. And then, just the other day, I happened to be looking for something and found this on my shelf. Along with a birthday card from a friend who gifted it to me last November. I totally forgot! So naturally, David Hunter's my next read.

Pick, pick, a hundred times pick. I have so many feelings about Kris and Justin. I dont think I ever fell so hard and so fast for any characters before, at least not literary ones. This book is just so good and I absolutely love the author's almost poetic writing style.

🐌🐌🐌🐌🐌 / 5

Now that Infinity War has broken my heart it's time to start this book by an author whose MCU fanfiction I absolutely adore.

I loved the idea for this book but the plot just got too jumbled and confusing for me. I'm never a fan of things starting to feel like a fever dream and they did a lot with this book. Too bad.

🐌 / 5

Okay, let's see what this one has to offer. I read the blurb and the first page in the store and was hooked, so I hope it lives up to that excitement.

Okay I'm done with it now (I'm a slow reader, what can I say? 🤷‍♀️ ) and I can honestly say that this has been one of the most enjoyable reads of my life.

Watney is a pain in the butt sometimes, I'm sure, but it takes a personality like that to survive stress on that level. And also to keep everyone else grounded when they're about to lose their minds.

🐌🐌🐌🐌🐌 (it's a snail-o-meter, okay?)

He's trolling the NASA so hard, I can't even. I really didnt expect to be laughing so hard reading a book like this.

Why did it take a post on Tumblr posted years after I watched the movie for me to realize that I MUST read this book? It's so funny and interesting.