I really enjoyed reading Frankenstein! It was a breath of fresh air with all the contemporary books I've been reading lately.

but one thing I can't get out of my head. If it was his first time creating a life and a creature, why would you go for an 8 foot tall one? Why not create a smaller one, so it's easier to trap it if it's not what you wanted it to be? :D

Also, I love how Mary Shelley was like: "I know exactly how to make life, but I ain't gonna tell you, so you can't create another one" :D

You know, I can't decide if Victor deserves this or not....

Prisoner of Azkaban is my favorite of the book series! (As for the movies, I love Half Blood Prince the most, and the Philosopher's Stone). This is the only book where Voldemort doesn't appear at all, no wonder it's my favourite 😂 I love how the story dives deeper into Harry’s past. We get more lore.

Also, can we talk about Sirius Black? The way the book sets him up as this terrifying figure and then flips everything on its head is so good. And Lupin and his chocolate against the world! 😂I'm really glad Harry got to know two people who knew his parents. The Marauders Map was cherry on top 🩷

Ngl I love the movie version of this book too, but it was kinda botched, and had several missing pieces. But both are magical in their own ways ✨⚡

As I read about the outlandish things, I keep going back to the title: "None of This Is True." I can't help but wonder what it means. Can I take anything at face value? Is Josie making it all up? Is this all a lie? What's real? 👀

Finally diving into this book! It's been recommended to me on Tik Tok and Bookstagram for yearsssss. The way it's written confused me at first but I caught on!!

Somebody tell me this book gets better 😅 im STRUGGLING