final 2023 wrap up! tier ranking all 146 books i read this year 📚⭐️

**A Year of Reading: My Favorite Books and Tier Ranking**

As I sit here reflecting on the past year, I feel grateful to have had an incredible reading experience. From discovering new favorite books to connecting with fellow book lovers, this year has been truly special. As I take a moment to look back at all the books I've read, I'm excited to share my thoughts and tier ranking of each book. This exercise allows me to process my emotions and thoughts about each book, and I hope it will help you discover new titles to add to your reading list.

**Tier Ranking: A Visual Representation of My Favorite Books**

I've always been fascinated by the idea of a "tier ranking" - a visual representation of how much I love or dislike each book. It's become an essential part of my reading process, and I'm excited to share mine with you. From the top spot to the bottom, each tier represents a different level of affection for a particular book. With over 100 pages left in one of the books on this list, I feel like I've made some progress but still have a long way to go.

**The First Book: A Thrilling Start**

I must confess that my favorite book from the trilogy is actually the first one. While it has elements that I eagerly anticipated and enjoyed, it wasn't quite my favorite overall. The superhero aspects and action-packed scenes kept me engaged throughout the story, but there were moments where it felt like I was backtracking or rehashing ideas I'd already seen. Still, I appreciate the effort that went into creating this world and its characters.

**Ghosted: A Reread Worth It**

I recently reread Ghosted, which was one of my favorite books from last year. This time around, I picked up on details that I had missed initially, and it only reinforced my love for the story and characters. What struck me most about this re-read was how much more nuanced and complex the world-building became. The reread allowed me to appreciate the little things that I'd previously overlooked, and it solidified my affection for this series.

**Ruins V: A Solid Duology**

While Ruins V didn't blow me away entirely, I still enjoyed the experience of reading it. As a duology, there were moments where I felt like some plot threads were left dangling or unresolved. However, the world-building and characters were still well-developed, and I appreciated the themes explored throughout the story.

**The Book Club: A Community to Share My Love for Books**

One of the highlights of my reading year has been participating in our book club, which was a subscription-based service on Patreon. We have different tiers of membership, ranging from free trial periods to exclusive content and voting rights over future books. As someone who values community and connection with fellow readers, I found this experience truly enriching.

**Shouting Out Our Book Club**

To anyone interested in joining us next year, I invite you to check out our Patreon page for more information on the different tiers and benefits. From weekly updates to exclusive videos and giveaways, there's something for everyone. We also have readathons and Discord channels where we connect and discuss our favorite books.

**A Message to My Wonderful Community**

As I wrap up this year's reading journey, I want to express my heartfelt gratitude to each and every one of you who has supported me on this path. Your engagement and enthusiasm mean the world to me, and I'm honored to be part of a community that shares my passion for books.

**A New Year's Message**

As we bid farewell to 2023, I look forward to an exciting new year filled with great books, engaging discussions, and wonderful connections with fellow readers. Whether you're a seasoned book lover or just starting out, I invite you to join us on this journey through the world of reading.