Top Ten Tuesday #16
One-Word Reviews for the Last Ten Books I Read
This week’s prompt is “One-Word Reviews for the Last Ten Books I Read” and was submitted by my friend Susan from Bloggin’ ‘Bout Books. Here are the last ten books I’ve read, excluding any rereads:
Delightful
Thrilling
Ingenious
Unputdownable
Fun
Intriguing
Powerful
Suspenseful
Relatable
Frustrating
I enjoyed reading every one of these books. The highest rating was five stars for DEAR EMMIE BLUE and the lowest was three and a half stars for TO ALL THE BOYS I’VE LOVED BEFORE. It was harder than I thought it would be to think of only one word to review each of these books. It was a lot of fun, though. Good prompt choice, Susan!
What about you? What are the last ten books you’ve read?
Click each cover image to read my full review of each book, except for DEAR EMMIE BLUE. That review’s posting Thursday of this week.
I love this weeks prompt, and you have some great choices on that list!
Thanks, Louise! It was so hard and a lot of fun! 😀
You came up with such great adjectives! I can tell I really need to up my game when it comes to describing books with only one word. Good job. 😀
Thanks, Lark! 😀 It was a lot of fun. I think your word choices are just as good as mine are.
Ingenious is a great choice for Dread Nation!
Thanks! 🙂 I’m glad you agree. I thought about that one in particular for a long time.
Great list this week – I couldn’t have picked a better word for Dread Nation or Stalking Jack the Ripper!
Thanks! 😀 I’m glad both of my word choices for those two works.
Great word choices, Jenni! You did a great job!
Thanks, Cindy! 🙂
I’d love to know why the Jenny Han book was frustrating!! These are all great — each one-word review makes me want to know more!
It’s because of the love triangle and the non-ending. Other than that, I really liked the story.
“Delightful” makes Emmie Blue sound like a book I’d like to read!
It’s such a cute book. I adored it so much. Part of it even takes place in France. 🙂
Fun prompt! I didn’t even look at what the TTT was yesterday. Whoops!
Lol. It happens. I’m curious what your words would’ve been, though.
Nine Perfect Strangers–great word choice for that one! You have a lot of books on here that I’d like to try sometime. 🙂
Thanks! 😀 I’m glad to hear my word choice resonated with you. If you do read any of the other books on my list, I hope you enjoy them.
Your one word reviews makes me want to read the ones I haven’t read! The Sound of Stars has such a pretty cover and I’ve heard great things about it. I find Jenny Lawson so relatable in general and look forward to reading Broken. I completely agree with you about Dear Emmie Blue.
If you do read any of them, I hope you enjoy them as much as or more than I did. 😀