books I love
These are the books that taught me what fiction could do — what it could carry, who it could hold. Short notes on each, in my own words.

All the Bright Places
by Jennifer Niven
“I was so invested in Finch. He portrayed Bipolar Disorder so well, and how badly it can affect a person.”
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The Otherworld
by Abbie Emmons
“Can an age gap romance be interesting without smut? Well this book proved how well it can be done.”
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100 Days of Sunlight
by Abbie Emmons
“This is the best example of how a story doesn't have to have the most insane plot to make readers feel its impact.”
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Classroom of the Elite, Vol. 1
by Syougo Kinugasa
“It showed me how well and consistent emotionally depraved characters can be portrayed. Keep in mind that this is a light novel, and only the first year and volume, I loved the others tooo!!!”
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The Fault in Our Stars
by John Green
“John Green, just like myself somehow showed two wonderful things about life, how beautiful love can be and how disastrous death can be all in the same book.”
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Trying not to dissapear
by Quinn Davids
“the best book”
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