Top Ten Tuesday – Books I loved but not reviewed!

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About the meme:

Top Ten Tuesday was created by The Broke and the Bookish, but is now moved to That Artsy Reader Girl! The read more about this meme, look at this page!

This week’s topic is Books I loved but have not reviewed! You know, sometimes it is very hard to put into words why you loved a certain book! So that’s why sometimes I do not review 5 star reads, but I guess I’m not the only one! Also sometimes I do not review 5 star reads, since they are very far into a series, and it is just hard!

  1. Assassin’s Quest by Robin Hobb – I absolutely loved this one, but this is book three and it would be so hard to review without spoilers for the previous books!
  2. Harry Potter series – I don’t see the point in reviewing this haha, also I read them for the first time wayyy before I had my blog!
  3. The Poppy War by RF Kuang – I absolutely loved this one and it’s sequel, I just could not put it into words!
  4. Heartstopper by Alice Oseman – I just don’t know how to review graphic novels!
  5. Caraval by Stephanie Garber – I might actually have read this before I had my blog?! Not sure haha
  6. The raven boys by Maggie Stiefvater – Again, read it before I had my blog!
  7. David Copperfield by Charles Dickens – I just don’t know how to review classics!
  8. Illuminae by Jay Kristoff and Amie Kaufman – Read it before my blog!
  9. Nevernight by Jay Kristoff – Couldn’t put my thoughts in words!
  10. The falling kingdoms by Morgan Rhodes – And for the last one again, read before the blog!

So many books that I loved I read before I had my blog! And it feels weird to me to review books, sometimes, years later.. Because what if my thoughts about the book have changed, or what if I do not remember properly!

What is a book you loved, but could not review?

30 thoughts on “Top Ten Tuesday – Books I loved but not reviewed!”

  1. Yeah, I think most of the ones I’ve loved but haven’t reviewed were also because it was before I started blogging haha. Great list! 🙂

  2. I still need to read The Poppy War and I already know I’m gonna need a support system from that reading experience. It’s funny, I look back at some of my old reviews and I can’t even remeber what I was talking about in some cases.

  3. OOOOH!! Falling Kingdoms is on my TBR… Should I read it soon? The whole series is out, right? (I only have book 1…)

  4. Great list! And really, what is there to say about Harry Potter? 🙂

  5. I feel the same about reviewing books I read hears ago. That’s why I’ll sometimes do a reread it and review the book then! Not all my original ratings age well!

    1. That is definitely true! I really want to reread some of my ‘older’ favourites!

  6. Oh my, I feel like I am really going to enjoy The Poppy War but I have way too many books on my TBR. Illuminae seems great too!

  7. The Poppy War was so good! I haven’t read a lot of the others on your list, except for Harry Potter, and I wouldn’t try to review those.

  12. I have so many books I’ve read during my pre-blogging days that makes me unable to review them! In fact, TID which is my favorite series ever is one of those. I was confused on how to review graphic novel too, but then I just decided to pool them into mini reviews 😀

    1. Yeah I think I did a graphic novel review post as well, with multiple in one, since they are all so short haha!

  13. I didn’t participate in this week’s meme because the only books I think I haven’t reviewed at my blog are the books I read as a kid or I couldn’t remember them–other than the Left Behind series.

    You have a great list. I kind of reviewed the Harry Potter series, but I didn’t do full on reviews like I do of other books. I didn’t read them until 2015, so I figured pretty much all that could be said was already said.

    http://thebookconnectionccm.blogspot.com

    1. Hahah, yeah I also did not really mention the books I read as a kid, since I also do not really remember!
      I feel the same about HP

  14. Great list! Haha I’ve had no problem writing reviews for The Poppy War and Assassin’s Quest because I didn’t like either of them. I’m glad they worked better for you!

  15. What a great list! Everything I’ve read of Robin Hobb’s has been a five star read and I’ve still not written a review! Nevernight was also amazing.

    I have The Poppy War on my bookshelf along with its sequel so I’m really happy to hear you enjoyed them so much!

    1. Thanks! Good to hear you love Robin Hobb as well!
      The poppy war is amazing, soon you can binge the whole series!

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