Top 10 Favorite Books of 2018!

It's finally time to talk about the best books I read in 2018! :D
What was your favorite read of the year?
books mentioned:
-Truly Devious
-The Poet X
-Radio Silence
-To All The Boys I've Loved Before Series
-An Absolutely Remarkable Thing
-Children of Blood and Bone
-Lair of Dreams & Before the Devil Breaks You
-Muse of Nightmares
-A Torch Against the Night & A Reaper At the Gates
-Circe
-The Astonishing Color of After
-Paperweight
-The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo
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[@talajamal5985]

Hannah? In a red beret? This year is gonna be GOOD.❤❤

[@CocoDay]

*WORK THAT BERET GIRL* 🇫🇷🥖

[@deliaiannalfo5160]

that baguette emoji gives me life

[@CocoDay]

Delia Iannalfo *bread is my life* haha

[@adelaheath4221]

Why did I read that as baguette-

[@UdhayaKumar-nd2dc]

Hi frd

[@erincorcoran5936]

I'm going to try to knock out most of the classics on my shelves this year. I mean its been a few centuries since they were published its about time right

[@dana-tj3qd]

THE SEVEN HUSBANDS OF EVELYN HUGO IS THE BEST BOOK HOLY COW IT WAS AMAZING AND IT DESERVES EVERY BIT OF HYPE.

[@MarjaiiOustadi]

Yassss 😍😍😍😍

[@lucysapphire443]

i need to read it!

[@user-ri6yi8ms9m]

could you do your favorite LGBTQ+ books? maybe like top 5 favorite lgbtq+ books or something. I'd really love to see a video like that

[@mayfia]

The Song Of Achilles

[@tylerl.2268]

A gentlemens guide to vice and virtue. And wild beauty, which is tied for my absolute favorite book of the year with the raven cycle.

[@gogozeppeli9267]

What is lbt books?

[@trashley3179]

@@gogozeppeli9267 books that feature gay characters

[@stonecat676]

Gender and Sexual Minorities, or GSM, encompasses every combination or points on the spectrum possible

[@vavila16]

1. Mistborn (era 1 & 2) 2. Queen of the Tearling 3. Night Circus 4. Red Sister 5. The Name of the Wind 6. A Darker Shade of Magic 7. Nevernight 8. Scythe 9. Poison Study 10. The Raven Boys And SO many more! I had an awesome reading year. The only let downs were Red Queen, Prince of Thorns and Good Omens (I still want to watch the show)

[@amn384]

Mistborn, The Name of the Wind, and The Night Circus are some of my absolute favorite books ever! Also loved A Darker Shade of Magic. 💕 I have Red Sister, Scythe, and Nevernight on my TBR for the year.

[@vavila16]

@@amn384 omg start with Scythe! I read it in one sitting SO good! Red Sister is awesome but, Nevernight takes awhile to get going! 💞

[@amn384]

@@vavila16 Thanks! I've heard so many amazing things! I think I'll pick it up soon. :)

[@ellenmccarthy9168]

I just read the night circus and it’s one of my favourite books of all time now! So good

[@vavila16]

@@ellenmccarthy9168 I would love to see it as a film 🔮💞! Must re read soon

[@aster_3188]

My top 5: 5. We Are The Ants 4. The Final Empire 3. Cress 2. Carry On 1. Radio Silence

[@valtheinfernalpotterhead7726]

My top 3 would be 3-Jane of Austin by Hilary Manton Lodge 2-Throne of Glass by Sarah J maas 1-Clockwork Angel by Cassandra Clare This year I fell in love with reading again and it changed me. I love your videos Hannah 💜

[@averyjeanne]

I just got into reading again this year so basically all of my favorite books I read this years. This is in no particular order: -The Diviners Series -The Infernal Devices -Carry On -The Rest of Us Just Live Here -The Magnus Chase Series -Gentleman’s Guide to Vice & Virtue -Six of Crows -They Both Die at the End

[@NYCgirl120]

I was wondering where Evelyn Hugo was, and was SO happy to see it at the end. It was my favorite book of this year too. It was like I was reading a book I had always wanted, but never really KNEW I wanted it until it was in front of me. I still think of it so often. By the way, your eyeshadow looks beautiful in this video Hannah.

[@kimberleyayy6833]

My favourites: 1. Circe 2. Aru shah and the end of time 3. Vengeful

[@maddog6041]

Kimberley Ayy ARU SHAH AND THE END OF TIME IS SO AMAZING

[@tania2299]

@@maddog6041 im currently reading that. Hopefully ill like it.

[@Miniiii3045]

I'm reading it and as a Hindu , I was very skeptical going in because our mythology is so vast and complicated and not at all kid friendly. But so far Aru Shah is doing ok. The writing has a few hiccups tho but so far it's a smooth ride mostly.

[@sureenalakhanpal]

My top five (because why not): 1) SIX OF CROWS DUOLOGY by Leigh Bardugo (specifically Crooked Kingdom) 2) Moxie by Jennifer Mathieu 3) The Hate U Give by Angie Thomas 4) To All the Boys I've Loved Before by Jenny Han 5) A Torch Against the Night by Sabaa Tahir This is the first time ever where 3/5 of the top 5 are contemporary.

[@evies.1018]

YESS I LOVED MOXIE!! And all the other books you listed lol but no one ever talks about Moxie!

[@ariadnafernandez9510]

Every time you upload a new video my reading list grows. This year I’ve read The Night Circus and I LOVED IT! So thank you for all the work and dedication you put out there. You are a reading inspiration...if that makes sense. You are such a strong woman! Even if it terrified you to let the world know about your health issues, you did let it out. But you did not do it to attract attention or anything of the sort. You did it to share with us what you were dealing with and educate us too. And for that you are amazing! Keep doing what you are doing, cause you’re killing it! Sending my love from Argentina

[@hayleymarie630]

HOW CUTE ARE YOU IN YOUR BERET?!? I love listeing to you talk about books, Hannah, you are so so beautifully eloquent.

[@zenabsalim9597]

Her voice is so soothing and comforting and satisfying and sweet 😍❤also her recommendations and the way of recommending just grips you to the extent that you HAVE TO HAVE TO read it Love you Hannah!!

[@tovaportmann]

I just finished Torch this morning and it was honestly one of the most brutal YA fantasy books I've ever read, but it was so good even if Sabaa doesn't let her characters breathe for more than three seconds.

[@ariadnafernandez9510]

“Oui oui, mon ami, je m’appelle Hannah The Lancelot of the literary set I came from KZbin just to give five stars Tell the author love-toi Who’s the best, c’est moi” -Hannah wearing her red beret ❤️

[@hannaleonie2727]

Ariadna Fernández LAFAYETTE!!!

[@manavighosh4344]

@@hannaleonie2727 yeah no kidding

[@helenelykkekileng4505]

My favourites of 2018 included: 1) The Gentleman’s Guide to Vice and Virtue by Mackenzi Lee 2) Dear Martin by Nic Stone 3) The Battlemage by Taran Matharu 4) The Little Prince by Antoine de Saint-Exupèry 5) Am I Normal Yet? by Holly Bourne. I am currently reading The Song of Achilles by Madeline Miller and it’s incredible. Always enjoy your videos Hannah and I’ve a lot of books that I’m going to read in 2019 based on your recommendations.

[@astrangermagi]

I love the Gentlemans guide so so so much

[@sunnivakinnerud5314]

omg yes, both the gentlemen's guide and the song of achilles are some of my favourites as well!

[@ameliasimmons9322]

I read a lot more classics this year and my three favorites were probably 1 Cats cradle 2 War and Peace 3 The picture of Dorian Gray also i love the barrett

[@christinajoshy7473]

Oh yes! Picture of Dorian Gray is absolutely brilliant.

[@nothanksimgood5071]

THE PICTURE OF DORIAN GRAY

[@mathies187]

I’m reading war and peace right now and it’s so much better than I expected! It’s like downton abbey in Russia haha

[@simonh5947]

Evelyn Hugo was my favourite of 2018 too! Followed by Little Fires Everywhere and Half of the Yellow Sun. I don't know if you've read anything by Celeste Ng or Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie but I think you'd enjoy both of their books.

[@NightOwlReader2790]

I loved Little Fires Everywhere as well.

[@aierop8434]

My favorites is a couple of less known books. There all fantasy though. 5. Unearthed by amie Kaufman and Meagan spooner 4. Legend trilogy by Marie Lu 3. The Ascendance trilogy by Jennifer A. Nielsen 2. Mark of the thief series by Jennifer A. Nielsen 1.The Unwanteds by Lisa McMann Please like so she can see!

[@zaliahayes3089]

Storm master I would consider the Legend trilogy dystopian.

[@aierop8434]

Btw it’s #4

[@reegankay9799]

Legend is actually very well known.

[@celineneumann5865]

My favorite book of 2018 was actually Radio Silence! I picked it up based on your recommendation in another video and was completely blown away. I'm currently reading The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo and loving it more than I expected. Already had Hank Green's novel on my TBR for 2019 and you made me add Poet X and The Astonishing Color of After! 💗

[@valeriebernal6542]

You’re making me want to read Circe!! 🙃

[@chance757]

I actually just ordered both Circe AND the Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo in my Book of the Month subscription!! They should be here in a couple days and I’m beyond excited!😊

[@aliciagroenewald3863]

It's very very very good🙌🙌🙌

[@witchf4ce310]

Chance Miles omg how random! I just ordered both Circe and The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo as well just a week ago! And I never order books, only loan from the library. What a coincidence 😄

[@bookjello3887]

These types of videos are my fav too. Its helpful to get recommendations from the whole year versus the month.

[@mayfia]

4. City of bones Just finished it a few days ago and it makes me feel so weird (in a good way) I can't explain why. 3. Shades Of Magic series I mean do I need to explain 2. Aristotole and dante discover the secrets of the universe It's more like tied first but I liked the first one a bit more. I've never been so happy reading a book in my life. I can relate so much to dante omg 1. The Song Of Achilles This book *destroyed* me OMG the relationship was written well, the plot was written so well, the characters were written so well, the dialogue was written so well, honestly a whole Masterpiece!!! Read it just read it!! What were yours?

[@atvicentex]

The Song of Achilles is one of my favorite books ever!

[@ninaelmoyan3478]

I've never heard of The Song of Achilles thanks for the recomendation

[@mayfia]

@@ninaelmoyan3478 😱

[@sunnivakinnerud5314]

aaa the song of achilles were one of my favourites as well! also gonna read the last 100 pages of ari and dante today!!

[@anafaer8056]

I just finished Children of Blood and Bone and it’s definitely one of my favorites! I loved the characters so much and the way the author went about describing everything. I cant wait until Children of Virtue and Vengeance comes out!

[@kaylofolo]

you might possibly have the most relaxing voice i’ve ever heard in my life 😮

[@peachakai]

Omg all your FMA pops 😍 I’m so jealous!

[@ApEmPROD]

Me tooo

[@heatherannpetersen]

I found your channel sometime in the fall of 2018 and it was also when I took the plunge with utilizing audiobooks more! So I’ve been able to breeze through your recommendations cause there were a lot of books I’ve been wanting to read but didn’t have the funds to purchase each book individually. Some of my favs of 2018: The Night Circus - had this paperback for a few years as a TBR but after watching you dug it out of my bookshelf and just devoured it! Loved it! The Perks of Being a Wallflower - this was on audiobook and I can’t recommend that way enough! There is something so visceral experiencing the book this way. I knew nothing about it going in and I’m so glad for that! Gentlemen’s Guide to Vice & Virtue - ah loved this so much! The audiobook was so great! I finished it and was able to dive into the sequel The Lady’s Guide to Petticoats & Piracy immediately after. I didn’t love the sequel as much as the first one but I’m looking forward to more in this series. The Mortal Instruments (Part 1) - Again this was via audiobook. I live in NYC so audiobooks have made my commute so much better. This series has been on my TBR for years and years as well. The first three books of the this series just kept getting better and better as they progressed! I’m loving the world that she built as well as the complicated relationships. I’m doing the Clare reading order so I’m actually just starting The Infernal Devices now before I continue The Mortal Instruments. Can’t wait to finish and can’t wait for more recommendations from you!

[@biseratashkova2175]

I read The seven husbands of Evelyn Hugo because you recommended it and it ended up being my favorite book of 2018 and probably my favorite book ever. It blew me away and I haven't stopped thinking about it ever since I read it. Also, I finished An Absolutely Remarkable Thing last night and it will definitely be in my top 10 of 2019. So, thank you for all your amazing recommendations and also for being such a bright light in this community! ❤

[@rachelmeinke9792]

My top three books of 2018 are: 1) Girl in Pieces by Kathleen Glasgow 2) Simon vs. the Homo Sapiens Agenda by Becky Abertalli 3) Children of Blood and Bone by Tomi Adeyemi

[@matteahayn]

Top books of 2018: (not in order) 1) The Afterlife of Holly Chase- Cynthia Hand 2) Kingdom on Fire series (1+2)- Jessica Cluess 3) My Dear Hamilton (MY FAVORITE)- Stephanie Dray and Laura Kamoie 4) An Absolutely Remarkable Thing- Hank Green 5) Little and Lion- Brandy Colbert 6) Clockwork Princess- Cassandra Clare 7) Trials of Apollo #3- Rick Riordan 8) What If It’s Us- Becky Albertalli and Adam Silvera 9) Simon vs The Homo Sapiens- Becky Albertalli 10) The Diviners series- Libba Bray 11) Heart of Iron- Ashley Poston 12) Obsidio- Amie Kauffman and Jay Kristoff 13) Daughter of the Burning City- Amanda Foody 14) Renegades- Marissa Meyer I couldn’t narrow it down! I read so many books in 2018 that mean so much to me!! 💗💗

[@veronica-fp7cz]

Alice Oseman also makes an incredibly cute comic about her brother (I think?) from Radio Silence and his boyfriend it's so cute and well-written :,)

[@bonitaw7658]

faves faves faves faves: -shades of magic trilogy -the dangerous art of blending in -autoboyography -a list of cages

[@johanabi]

I love that you are reading/spreading the word on Libba Bray because my sister and I have been following her books religiously since 2010 and I haven’t met anyone else that’s heard of her!!! She’s so talented, I’m so glad she’s getting the recognition she deserves!!!

[@_sarathedreamer]

I got so emotional when you talked about Paperweight, I’m so proud of you ♥️ Also we have so many favorites in common! Sending hugs as always ♥️

[@masteroogway8916]

I have an addiction...to you Hannah, I LOVE ur videos.

[@user-bk8qv4lv6o]

My list: 1) I am the Messenger 2) My Lady Jane 3) ACOTAR series 4) To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before series 5) Paper Princess 6) Six of Crows

[@shelbyratliff6219]

I LOVE YOUR EDWARD AND ALPHIE FIGURINES OMGOMGOMGOMGOMG You and paperbackdreams are so inspiring and have both got me reading more again when I had really lost my passion for it, even though I absolutely adore reading and books. My anxiety and depression demotivated me for quite a few years after high school, but you both reignited my drive to do so! I love you! Thank you!

[@angel123279]

My top three favorites: Children of Blood and Bone Fangirl Sadie ♥️ love your videos Hannah! I’m listening to The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo and I’m on chapter 8 and I am already in love! Can’t wait to finish it! 😁

[@mackenziebrynnrap]

God I LOVE this video of yours! I’m actually kinda jealous cuz you seem so articulate and passionate and when I’m talking about my passions I just kinda stumble and go “omg I love it!” But you are so descriptive and elegant with your words and I’m just like super jealous but I also love it so much you are incredible I love you and I hope to hear/talk/see from you so much more this year!!! 😍🤗❤️😘👏🏻

[@sammmreads6885]

I just picked up The Night Circus because of your love for it. I am so excited to read it. 💕

[@hybridtheory269]

My favourite books that I read this year were: 1. The perks of being a wallflower (Stephen Chbosky) 2. The love song of Miss Queenie Hennessy (Rachel Joyce) 3. A long way down (Nick Hornby) 4. Pet semetary (Stephen King) 5. The Remains of the Day (Kazuo Ishiguru) I also just finished "Turtles all the way down" and it will definitely make this year's list for me! I love John Green's writing and his way with words. The book was so emotionally heavy and sometimes really hard to read and to imagine what it must be like to feel that way all the time. Also on my TBR this year is "Children of Blood and Bone" because you recommended it in your "Books that are like ATLA" video. I'm also a huge ATLA fan so I have high hopes for this book!

[@415lalaland]

I can't wait to read some of these books! I love the beret and makeup

[@yasminvasey8058]

Hannah you are looking radiant! You have such a warm and calming presence, I often find myself watching your videos after an anxiety attack or meltdown, they really help me. I’m sending love and positivity, and truly hope you have a year full of healing and good health💌

[@meghanh6978]

I started watching your channel last year and you've got me into reading again :) thankyou for reminding me why I loved reading so much

[@witchf4ce310]

I love the way you talk about the An Ember in the Ashes series! It’s my all time favorite fantasy series, I’m just so emotionally invested and in love with the whole story and the characters, especially Elias! Can’t wait for the last book 😍

[@lots.e9711]

(My list😊) 3)the song of Achilles 2)station eleven 1)good omens

[@aubreeleblanc1306]

Lots. E Station Eleven is sooooo good

[@anjaxuanreads]

I also loved The Poet X and Children Of Blood And Bone. I'm so excited for the latter's sequel (s)!

[@gracemodzeleski5256]

I love that you included children of blood and bone I never see it in book tube

[@kittyyourock]

Yasssss Muse of nightmares was AMAZING!!!

[@sydneyellison1655]

1. The Nightingale 2. Eleanor Oliphant is Completely Fine 3. Warbreaker 4. The Name of the Wind 5. The City of Brass I really want to read Circe but every time I pick it up I change my mind... you talking about it has encouraged me to pick it up again!

[@aubreeleblanc1306]

Sydney Ellison The Nightingale is my absolute favorite. It’s the only book that has ever made me cry

[@MariaEduarda-gm7ni]

my top five: 1. Furyborn 2. To Kill a Kingdom 3. Caraval 4. It Ends With Us 5. The Young Elites

[@farahelbahrawy9458]

Love the diversity of characters and authors in these books!! Can't wait to read as much as I can from them!

[@walterpinkmantanay1577]

Muse of nightmares 😍😍, the strange the dreamer duology just has my heart , muse of nightmares is one of the best sequels👌

[@ilovemusic1236]

My favorites included:❤️❤️ The monsters of verity duology Ember in the ashes series Winter girls Turtles all the way down The sun is also a star How it went down

[@adastra8019]

My faves this year: Perfume - Patrick Suskind The Picture of Dorian Gray - Oscar Wilde The Green Mile - Stephen King Diviners - Libba Bray💖 Simon vs. the Homo Sapiens Agenda - Becky Albertalli The Shadow of the Wind - Carlos Ruiz Zafon

[@amn384]

Great list! My favorites this year were The Diviners series, Six of Crows Duology, and Eleanor Oliphant is Completely Fine. I also really loved Truly Devious, The Wayward Children series, The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo, Saga (I read Books 1 & 2, so volumes 1-6), Monstress, Children of Blood and Bone, The Last Namsara... Such a fantastic reading year! 💕

[@inesc39]

My top: 1.Harry Potter 2. Lunar chronicles 3.Did I mention I love you 4.Aristotle and Dante discover the secrets of the universe 5. Delirium

[@catherine9931]

1. When My Heart Joins The Thousand 2. A Quiet Kind of Thunder 3. Darius The Great Is Not Okay 4. A Gentleman's Guide to Vice and Virtue Top 4 for sure please PLEASE read them, they're all contemporary and relatively short reads and they all have happy/bittersweet endings.

[@millioncomet]

My top three favourite reads in 2018 (in no particular order): Renegades and it’s sequel Archenemies- I just love Marissa Meyer’s writing style, the characters are so close to my heart and omg I’m so hyped for the third book aaahh! The Strange and Beautiful Sorrows of Ava Lavender- this story is so enchanting in a way, these characters have different stories to tell but it all comes together epically, I love the idea just in general and I’m so glad I picked it up! Lastly, They Both Die At The End- this book broke me. I rarely cry when reading a book and here I am crying at the end. In such a short time I grew to love these characters and I love Mateo and Rufus’s story together. I adore just the overall premise and the characters and the story work so well together. Also, if you’re reading this Hannah, would you consider doing a video talking about your favourite book characters? I honestly just want to hear your opinions on Ty Blackthorn since I love him so much and can relate to him. Anyway, loved this video and will definitely check out these books! :)

[@blizzardinsummer]

If you like books in verse, read Ellen Hopkins if you haven’t! Loved Impulse by her.

[@hannahsaunders1298]

You are a VISION in that red beret! I always love hearing your bookish opinions. Added a few new things to my own TBR!

[@kendallannika5469]

LOVE your eyeshadow!! I've seen so many repeat books on everyone's favourite lists this year like The Astonishing Color of After and The Poet X so my want to read shelf is about to get a lot longer !!

[@FiMilton]

My favorites were 1. Nevermoor / Wundersmith 2. Scythe / Thunderhead 3. The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo 4. Brightly Burning 5. An Absolutely Remarkable Thing 6. The Cruel Prince 7. Obsidio It’s nice to look back on what I loved, made me realize I read a lot more books I loved that I thought 💖

[@melissaknowlton3436]

My top 5: 5. Harry Potter and the sorcerers stone by JKR (reread, cried at mirror of Erised) 4. Tower of Dawn by SJM 3. ACOMAF by SJM 2. The Savior’s Champion by Jenna Moreci 1. An ember in the ashes series by Sabaa Tahir

[@caitlinmccann1614]

Top 3: 1) The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo by Taylor Jenkins Reid 2) Scythe by Neil Shusterman 3) Girls of Paper and Fire by Natasha Ngan

[@nocompromisetostand]

Thank you for introducing the Diviners series :)

[@jasgill4735]

I was reading The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo before jumping online. I wasn't sure what to expect from it, but I love it. I'm about a quarter done with it so far

[@jamiekosieracki6947]

I like that you're proud of reading so much, as you should be! There are so many booktubers who say that they ONLY read 100 books, like that's a big disappointment or something.

[@ellexamines]

Circe, Before the Devil Breaks You, and The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo were all on my yearly top ten as well!! I can't believe it's taken me so long to get to the Diviners series, and I'm so glad you liked Radio Silence so much, it's one of my favorite books

[@alexiimmons4853]

13:52 notice how her eyeshadow / hat matches the ombre of the cover (these little things make me happy)

[@rueluxprince6982]

I loved Circe with all of my heart. Especially the character development Circe goes through? She starts as a meek girl desperate for the meager affections of the men in her life, and she ends up becoming a strong woman who dares the gods to take what's hers away. And I really really appreciate that

[@SnowOctober]

Top 3 Favs of 2018: - The Humans by Matt Haig - Strange the Dreamer by Laini Taylor - Saga (all 8 volumes currently released) by Brian K. Vaughan and Fiona Staples

[@givemeprimelaughter]

Hannah you are so, so strong!! I really need to read Paperweight now. I need to read all of these books. Sending so much love and support. 💕💕💕 Here's to a phenomenal 2019.

[@rayasantos5409]

1. Captive Prince trilogy 2. Circe 3. Song of Achilles 4. Call Me By Your Name 5. The Raven Cycle series 6. Josh and Hazel's Guide to Not Dating 7. Eleanor Oliphant is Completely Fine 8. The Hating Game 9. The Gentleman's Guide to Vice and Virtue 10. The Afterlife of Holly Chase

[@mirtheweijers8826]

Al and Winry on your shelfs are so cute! 😍

[@marianadias3739]

OMG I'm so in love with those Fullmetal Alchemist Pop Figures *-*

[@skytheolivecat2934]

ELIAS and LAIA!! This series cured my most recent reading slump, so it is very dear to my heart. Ember in the Ashes is so unique and dark in a positively beautiful way. This series will break you and build you up, then destroy you all over again. But DO NOT miss this series. It will change your life!❤️😭

[@fabiolaminerali9512]

I LOVE watching your videos cause I think you’re one of the few youtubers who’s genuine when reviewing books. Keep up the great content!

[@chroniclesoftae1280]

The red beret is absolutely fabulous! Hannah, your videos always make my day feel a little bit brighter! 😊

[@gracetencer293]

I loved watching this video!! All such amazing books! My top ten favorite (in no order) of 2018 have to be: 10. The Gentleman's Guide to Vice and Virtue 9. Lady Midnight/Lord of Shadows 8. A Darker Shade of Magic series 7. To Kill a Kingdom 6. Children of Blood and Bone 5. An Ember in the Ashes series 4. The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo 3. Vicious/Vengeful 2. Circe 1. Strange the Dreamer (I still need to read Muse of Nightmares but this is 100% my favorite read of the year)

[@MeganAldridgeAuthor]

My favorite read for 2018 was Throne of Glass! I have just gotten back into reading after years of being away, and after reading this book, I have been pulled back in to a huge passion of mine!

[@pippindemie]

Hey Hannah ! My top 3 books of 2018 are probably Why I'm no longer talking to white people about race by Reni Eddo-Lodge, The Secret History by Donna Tartt and Carry On by Rainbow Rowell (reread). I have Strange the Dreamer in my TBR, and also The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo, and I cannot wait to dive into it after watching your video ! Love from France

[@laetitiarose7796]

Paperweight is going straight on my tbr Top 3 were 3. Carry On 2. The Great Alone 1. The Seven husbands of evelyn hugo Although honestly all three could easily move around the top 3 positions all were brilliant.

[@readea152]

you speak so remarkably! it's my goal to read 60 books this year which isn't easy for me but i am going to pick up all the books you mentioned !

[@keizlee]

Love your beret! You are so beautiful! A Torch Against the Night, A Reaper At the Gates and To All The Boys I've Loved Before Series are some of the books I also read this year and I ABSOLUTELY love them too.

[@laurelh723]

1) the song of Achilles 2) I'll Give You the sun 3)The prince and the dressmaker. 💕

[@sallygalula7134]

1. Paula by Isabel Allende 2. The Dark Artifices triology by Cassandra Clare 3. Beyond the Ties of Blood by Florencia Mallon 4. Call me by your Name by André Anciman 5. The Infernal Devices triology by Cassandra Clare 6. Maya's Notebook by Isabel Allende 7. Transcription by Kate Atkinson 8. The Song of Achilles by Madeline Miller 9. The Ripper by Isabel Allende 10. A Japanese Lover by Isabel Allende (Very Isabel Allende heavy I apologise)

[@taylerchristian2115]

My top picks for 2018! 1. The Astonishing Color of After 2. Shades of Magic Series 3. Milk and Honey

[@NightOwlReader2790]

The premiere was awesome! One of my favorites of last year was, We Were Liars, ​I listened to it because Sophie from Sophiesticated Books was raving about it in a reading vlog. It had such an emotional impact, and it had really beautiful and lyrical writing, I was hooked from the very beginning. One of my other favorite is obviously, The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo by Taylor Jenkins Reid. That story also had a major emotional impact. Evelyn's story was so compelling, what she went through, and how she fought to get where she wanted. She's also bold, and owns up to the fact that sometimes she makes bad decisions. It was an amazing book, and I got a used hardcover copy of the book for less than $2.00. It was in really good condition too! I also really really enjoyed the book A Very Very Bad Thing by Jeffrey Self, it was funny, impactful, and really emotional. I really enjoyed this video! And The Astonishing Color of After sounds really amazing! There are some books on here that you've mentioned that I can't wait to read in 2019. I hope to see you around on Twitter. Some day, maybe I will be able to meet you in person. I hope you're doing well, I think you're an amazing BookTuber, Hannah.

[@Izzi912]

If you liked Circe you should definitely read Song of Achilles! That was one of my favorite books of the year and also one of my all time favorites!

[@SAVYWRITESBOOKS]

ooooh this countdown feature is fun! :) I haven't tried using the premiere or countdown features yet... did you create that little counting down animation? If so... super cute! :) I might have to try this on my channel when I have something big coming out!

[@alexandracampos4950]

Hannah rocking this beret omg

[@becklebooks]

I have Circe on my priority 2019 tbr and hearing you talk about it makes me so excited! I can't wait to start it. :D Some of my top fave books from 2018 were: The Hero of Ages, Soulbinder, and Traitor's Blade. All fantasy hahaha. Love your content & love supporting you. All the best for 2019! x

[@AReaderinTime]

I loved most of the books on this list omg. I actually read The Astonishing Color of After thanks to you, Hannah :) and I loveee it so much, it is one of my favorite books of all time now

[@izabelleholmgren]

The seven husband's of Evelyn Hugo just got translated to swedish and I bought it to the library I work at because of you! I will definitely read it during 2019!

[@amsardina11]

Our 2019 has been blessed by the red beret of good fortune~ I read An Ember in the Ashes this year and it was one of my favorites, along with the Poppy War

[@ilsenleon2378]

You have so many good books on your list! I just started watching your video but loving your reading tastes already! If you love Circe, you should definitely try The Song of Achilles as that one has definitely crept into one that I love. I also have read Six of Crows in 2019 which so late but I absolutely love it! I need to read Truly Devious, The Poet X, To All The Boys I’ve Loved Before, Children of Blood and Bone, An Ember in the Ashes, Muse of Nightmares, Circe, and The Astonishing Color of After! I definitely want to get to some of these too! I can’t wait to see your other videos! Here are my favorites of 2018: (in no particular order except for number one): 1. They Both Die At The End by Adam Silvera 2. Amy and Roger’s Epic Detour by Morgan Matson 3. Second Chance Summer by Morgan Matson 4. The Darkest Minds series by Alexandra Bracken (if I had to pick one, it would be In The Afterlight) 5. To Kill a Kingdom by Alexandra Christo 6. Warcross by Marie Lu 7. Love and Gelato by Jenna Evans Welch 8. City of Glass by Cassandra Clare 9. The Cruel Prince by Holly Black 10. Furthermore by Tahereh Mafi

[@elsagranquist9755]

like everyone, this is my list 1: Carry on 2: Queen of Air and Darkness 3: Six of Crows duology 4: Children of blood and bone 5: The Midnight Star 6: The Raven Cycle 7: Simon vs the homo sapiens agenda (And also, most of the books can be switched up, the places aren’t like set in stone)