April 2026 Recap !!
Reading with my little bestie 🫶🏼
The Assassin’s Blade
⭐️Overall rating: 4 stars
- loved reading this first (currently on Heir of Fire). *IMO* I dont think i would’ve liked it as a “flashback”
Throne of Glass
⭐️Overall rating: 5 stars
- all i have to say is CHAOL😭🫶🏼
Crown of Midnight
⭐️Overall rating: 5 stars
- Listened to the audiobook
- The storyline… Sarah please give Celaena a break😭
Dungeon Crawler Carl
⭐️Overall rating: 5 stars
- HIGHLY RECOMMEND the audiobook. I listened more than i physically read & would not have done it differently
- Such a good book for something different
Just Friends
⭐️Overall rating: 3.5 stars
- Primarily read since I’ve been watching Haley on youtube since she started !!
- I did enjoy the book but wasn ’t in a romance vibe yet
Picking Daisies On Sundays
⭐️Overall rating: 4 stars
- Finally was feeling romance and loved this story
- Really connected with Daisy and UGH Levi is unreal 🥹
The Ballad of Never After
⭐️Overall rating: 4.5 stars
- 2 Words: F* APOLLO
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April was an amazing month for diving into diverse reading experiences, especially with audiobooks that brought stories to life while multitasking. I found Dungeon Crawler Carl particularly refreshing for its unique take on the dungeon crawler genre. Listening to the audiobook version was a game changer—it allowed me to absorb the story more deeply and made the experience more immersive than reading alone. If you enjoy innovative fantasy paired with a witty narrative voice, this is definitely one to check out. Speaking of fantasy, Sarah J. Maas’s works such as Throne of Glass and Crown of Midnight continue to captivate me. Chaol’s character, in particular, stands out as a fan favorite, and it’s interesting how the audiobooks add a new dimension to her storytelling, especially when it comes to emotional highs and lows. The narrative pace feels engaging, though some plot points make you sympathize with the protagonist for the hardships she faces. On the romance front, Picking Daisies On Sundays really resonated with me once I was ready to embrace a romantic vibe. The dynamics between Daisy and Levi felt authentic and heartfelt, reminding me how impactful well-developed characters can be in pulling readers into their world. I also appreciated the emotional complexity — it wasn’t just a love story but also about personal growth and friendship. Just Friends was an enjoyable read as well, especially since I followed Haley on YouTube, adding a layer of connection to the story. However, timing matters with romance reads, and it’s okay if sometimes you're not quite in the mood for that genre. Lastly, The Ballad of Never After left a strong impression with its compelling characters and plot twists – the mention of Apollo alone hints at the mythological layers woven into the narrative that deepen the reading experience. If you love a blend of fantasy with contemporary elements, this book is a powerful pick. Overall, April’s reading wrap-up shows how mixing audiobooks with traditional reading broadens your exposure to different genres and storytelling styles. Whether it’s fantasy epics or tender romances, there’s something about hearing a story being told aloud that makes the characters and plots stick with you longer. Highly recommend giving audiobooks a try if you want to enrich your reading journey while managing a busy lifestyle.






