Books
Jane Eyre — Charlotte Brontë
Genre: Classic, Romance | Published: 1847 | Pages: 500
My rating: 8/10
Jane Eyre is a timeless classic that combines romance, mystery, and the journey of self-discovery. Jane's strength and determination make this story unforgettable.
Why I gave it 8/10: I loved the character development, but some parts were slow-paced.
The Secret History — Donna Tartt
Genre: Psychological Fiction, Mystery | Published: 1992 | Pages: 559
My rating: 9/10
A haunting novel exploring intellect, obsession, and morality. Captivating characters and a slow-burning mystery kept me hooked.
Why I gave it 9/10: Atmosphere and philosophical themes were brilliant; some parts felt heavy.
To Be Read — My Future Reads
These are the stories I plan to explore soon — the ones that inspire me, challenge me, or make me curious.
The Goldfinch — Donna Tartt
After reading The Secret History, I’m eager to explore more of Tartt’s work. A story about art, loss, and identity.
Anna Karenina — Leo Tolstoy
A Russian classic I’ve been meaning to read for years. Love, society, and tragedy.
Little Women — Louisa May Alcott
A heartwarming story about family and growing up. I’m especially curious about Jo March.
If We Were Villains — M.L. Rio
Dark academia story with Shakespeare, theatre, and mystery. Sounds intoxicating!
The Night Circus — Erin Morgenstern
Magical, dreamlike, and enchanting. I’m saving it for a touch of wonder.
The Picture of Dorian Gray — Oscar Wilde
A story about beauty, vanity, and the cost of desire. Time to finally read the full novel.
About Me
My name is Viktoria Liiv, I’m 19 years old, from Tallinn. I’ve been reading books my entire life. My journey began with The Chronicles of Narnia series, which opened the door to countless stories and worlds.
I created this site to share my reviews and thoughts about books I’ve read, and to keep track of the ones I’m excited to explore next. Books have always been a central part of who I am, and I hope to inspire others to discover new favorites too.