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I love your videos so much, I hope things are getting better🤍

I totally agree with you about Fake Dating. It's one of my least favorite tropes for all the reasons you mentioned. Jonathan's book is super fun and I look forward to the second book coming out this year. Also hello, I am new to your channel, and I'm happy to find another disabled booktuber with great taste :D

HOW MANY BOOKS ARE IN MAGNUS CHASE

1:50 i agree gurl my sister gets made about greek mhtyology and when i wanna buy books. we shoud all be BLESSED to hsve RICK RIORDAN

Way more books You sound amazing And you are good looking.

You are in a hospital I have read way more books

where is Jack?

yes i love the rep in chloe brown!! yes, talia hibbert has chronic pain. She has my chronic illness called POTS! She has written a book with POTS rep, which is called That Kind of Guy!

Heard of your channel through Beautifully Bookish Bethany ❤️ As someone in a wheelchair 🦼, want to read more disability representation 🤗 Curious as to own voice reviews and sensitivity reading 🤔

you look great Izzie! I cut mine short awhile ago. Had an existential crisis about it as well, but how convenient (I have shoulder mobility issues and boy it saves me so much trouble). I've missed a few videos clearly because you're SITTING UP!! Happy for you!

ive missed your face izzie!!! i'm so happy to see you sitting up and looking so much better and loved listening to you talk <33 what about recent reads rather than monthly wrap ups? that way you can talk about what you're reading without such a time constraint? love you!!!

I also deeply want Zoya to step on me 🥰

I enjoy whenever you post a new video, it's always a nice surprise :) Learning a new language is always cool and Korean isn't easy, good luck with your progress 📚💖 And I hope you find someone to talk to about it (I stopped my Turkish lessons because it was boring on my own but I should get back into it!) Ohhh, I forgot about that Ari and Dante sequel, thank you for that reminder! 🌈 Also now I want to check out the hour of glass series but I'm still somewhere in the middle with the shadowhunter books :') I hope you enjoy mr impossible, I just finished Call down the hawk and barely keeping myself from buying the sequel (I'm also on a book buying ban which worked so far with an exception). I'd think a lot of people have fun filming tags, so maybe that's something you could do :) I believe there are also shorter ones if you don't have the energy for the long questions.

I’m not really the person that read when i was a kid but i love this book even at 18 years, i remembered i liked the concept of the movie and started on the book and afterwards hated the movie afterwards

Decided to write down your whole ranking so I can compare later after my rereads lol 20. The Red Pyramid (Kane Chronicles) 19. The Hidden Oracle ( Trials of Apollo) 18. The Titan’s Curse (Percy Jackson and the Olympians) 17. The Dark Prophecy (Trials of Apollo) 16. The Throne of Fire (Kane Chronicles) 15. Ship of the Dead (Magnus Chase) 14. The Mark of Athena (Heroes of Olympus) 13. The Lost Hero (Heroes of Olympus) 12. The Serpent’s Shadow (Kane Chronicles) 11. Sword of Summer (Magnus Chase) 10. The Lightning Thief (Percy Jackson and the Olympians) 9. Battle of the Labyrinth (Percy Jackson and the Olympians) 8. The Burning Maze (Trials of Apollo) 7. Hammer of Thor (Magnus Chase) 6. The Blood of Olympus (Heroes of Olympus) 5. The Tyrant’s Tomb (Trials of Apollo) 4. Son of Neptune (Heroes of Olympus) 3. The Sea of Monsters (Percy Jackson and the Olympians) 2. The House of Hades (Heroes of Olympus) 1. The Last Olympian (Percy Jackson and the Olympians)

Thank your for sharing these with us 💖 There were even two or three books I haven't heard about so that was nice :D I read 'One last stop' when it got released and enjoyed it! I'm mostly focused on clearing my shelf with older books, but I hope I can include some lgbtqa+ books later during the year 🌈✨

Hi Izzie! 💐 Loved this, so many fab sounding books ahhh x

I would definitely watch if you decided to make a video discussing the ableist reviews/responses to Even If We Break. You are the only person I have seen talk about the novel on booktube, but I noticed the low goodreads average right away :/ Thank you for being willing to give in-depth trigger warnings for any of these books; I feel truly safe when I spend time watching your videos. My most recent favorite LGBTQ+ books are Detransition, Baby by Torrey Peters and Cemetery Boys. I loved both for their nuanced and realistic portrayals of what it's like to be trans, although they are very different in every single other aspect including in the specifics of their trans characters.

list of books mentioned 1. The Rise of Kyoshi by F.C. Yee 2. Heartstopper: Volumes 1, 2, 3, and 4 by Alice Oseman 3. Camp by L.C. Rosen (also known as Lev A.C. Rosen) 4. The First Sister by Linden A. Lewis 5. The Mermaid, the Witch, and the Sea by Maggie Tokuda-Hall 6. Things a Bright Girl Can Do by Sally Nicholls 7. One Last Stop by Casey McQuiston 8. Felix Ever After by Kacen Callender 9. Honey Girl by Morgan Rogers 10. The Last True Poets of the Sea by Julia Drake 11. Loveless by Alice Oseman 12. The Love Study: An LGBTQ Romcom by Kris Ripper 13. Fence: Striking Distance by Sarah Rees Brennan 14. The Love Curse of Melody McIntyre by Robin Talley 15. The Animals at Lockwood Manor by Jane Healey 16. Beyond the Ruby Veil by Mara Fitzgerald 17. Even If We Break by Marieke Nijkamp 18. Heartbreak Boys by Simon James Green 19. Cemetery Boys by Aiden Thomas 20. The Weight of the Stars by K. Ancrum 21. The Deathless Girls by Kiran Millwood Hargrave 22. Girl, Serpent, Thorn by Melissa Bashardoust 23. Every Little Piece of My Heart by Non Pratt 24. The Lady's Guide to Celestial Mechanics by Olivia Waite 25. Boyfriend Material by Alexis Hall books from Izzie's tbr (unread) 1. A Dark and Hollow Star by Ashley Shuttleworth 2. Not My Problem by Ciara Smyth (2 1/2. briefly mentioned: The Henna Wars by Adiba Jaigirdar) 3. Late to the Party by Kelly Quindlen 4. Love and Other Natural Disasters by Misa Sugiura 5. Winter's Orbit by Everina Maxwell 6. Hani and Ishu's Guide to Fake Dating by Adiba Jaigirdar 7. The Atlas Six by Olivie Blake 8. The Grief Keeper by Alexandra Villasante 9. I Wish You All the Best by Mason Deaver 10. Elatsoe by Darcie Little Badger

Love all these reccomendations 🌈

This is amazing!! Thank you for all of these wonderful recs!! 😍🙏🏾

i'm chronically ill and disabled too and your videos always make me feel like there is space for me in the online book community <3 happy pride month!!

this is such a cool idea!!!

Yees i love ur book recommendations they look interesting

I love the UK covers because it’s more pretty than the US covers.

izzie this has made me want to read these RIGHT NOW!!! i had never heard of them but it sounds amazing i’m so happy u made this video!!

I’m so excited to read Monstrous Design!!

u don't like JK Rowling? then, you are sh*t

Welcome back!!! Your hair is gorgeous! And I have been wanting to pick up Scapegracers! I’ve definitely heard mixed things, but still looking forward to it. 💜 Seems like you’ve read a lot of great books ☺️

So glad to see you back, complete with your gorgeous Rapunzel hair... it's such a great look on you. I'm already quite excited to get to Monstrous Design when it comes out, but you may have just pushed some others further up my TBR list

Nice to see a video from you again ✨🌈 Graceling has been an old favourite since it had come out, so I'm glad you liked it! Ohhhh, I still need to read rule of wolves but it's good to hear that you enjoyed it :D I don't care much for the married in Las Vegas trope but it's nice to see that people enjoy Honey Girl!

Your hair looks so pretty! Having it long really suits you 😊. So good to see you back!

IZZIE 😍😍 I love your hair so much!!

welcome back!! you read so many books on my tbr! I need to reread the seven husbands of Evelyn Hugo too

First of all I LOVE YOU and I’m so glad you’re back ❤️ I so happy you loved Graceling!!! I completely agree about Rule of Wolves, what a wild ride and what a perfect book 🥰 I need to read Honey Girl now hahaha and also errr excuse me your hair is BEAUTIFUL ✨

your hair is gorgeous 🥺 it DOES look nice!!!! every little piece of my heart sounds wonderful and i’ll definitely be checking it out due to your review ! i think i would connect with it too. it’s always a beautiful experience when a book touches you so personally. i also very much understand being bored with books and having that just dull the whole experience. i have trouble focusing while reading and struggle with the motivation to pick books back up and when a book is boring it can put me in a slump for months 😔 i think my favorite book i’ve read this year is the one hundred nights of hero! it’s a graphic novel and it completely surprised me because i didn’t know much about it before i read it. i’m glad to hear that you’re doing okay <3

I'm sorry, but u r not the biggest riordan fan I've seen. And the 3 emporers are from ancient rome.

Love this video! You've inspired me to start several new series😅

so happy to see you on my screen again, lovely!! i'm loving watching you talk about your faves, especially since we loved so many of the same books!!

Thanks for another awesome video :) And thank you so much for talking about What Stars Are Made Of! I have Turner Syndrome myself and I had never heard of any book ever that had a girl with Turner's as a main character! I will definitely be reading it very very soon <3

Thanks for sharing your 2020 favourites with us! It's nice to see you getting excited about these books, makes me want to read all of them 💖🌈

Lovely video!!

I've already read percy jackson and the lightning thief, the kane chronicles (my all time favourite), and I'm halfway through the heroes of olympus and I'm 👏🏽 loving 👏🏽 it!!!

Thx for this video.

deserves to be a god for me is reyna and reyna only ✋

Don’t know why I watched to the end but I did and I have some two cents to give :/ After reading Warrior Cats and watching Harry Potter go down the drain with The Cursed Child and Fantastic Beasts, I’ve come to despise books that seemingly never end. Disclaimer: I still call Riordan my favorite author because most of my own voice in writing was inspired by him, but I am embarrassed to tell people that as of late. The problem with Rick Riordan is that I love the first book of every series, but my interest soon peters out as Rick is trying to pump out content to give us an ending. The books were too long and there were so many filler chapters because there were so many POV characters that I skipped most of the chapters of the characters that weren’t attached to the overarching plot because I was so bored in the last three books of HoO. I hate how Percy and Annabeth are always players and we keep rehashing old cameos and character arcs. The Percy Jackson arc ended with The Last Olympian, and I wish it had stopped there. I loved Annabeth’s chapters in The Mark of Athena and The House of Hades, but otherwise, I was upset that the series didn’t follow Jason, Leo, and Piper (I didn’t like Frank and Hazel outside of The Son of Neptune). I wish The Lost Hero was a one-off POV that lead into Annabeth in The Mark of Athena and Percy/Annabeth in The House of Hades. I read the last three books for Percy, Annabeth, and Leo (favorite character ever), but I was disappointed by Leo’s rushed love interest that became irredeemable after The House of Hades and I can’t get myself to reread the books past the first two. The Last Olympian was such a good ending that I hate that he had to reopen the can of worms that was Percy and Annabeth’s character arcs. My favorite book is The Sword of Summer and I loved the first Trials of Apollo, but I was so disgusted by the succeeding books of Magnus Chase that I have stopped reading his new books. After looking back and reinterpreting old plots (think: The Son of Neptune washing out the River Styx, Nico in The Blood of Olympus having a crush on Percy), I got angry at the way he specifically inserted characters into the books to make them diverse. Alex is the name of the gender-fluid character if I’m remembering correctly, and I loved her character, but the Valkyrie being a hijabi Muslim didn’t make sense (I get her family and her struggle with finding out the Norse gods were real, but it doesn’t make sense that she still believes in her religion when she’s a freaking Valkyrie). I hate the pop culture references that were already dead by the time the books came out (looking at you, Heimdall), and it seems like he’s desperately grasping at straws to make the books relevant that they age so very poorly. Percy Jackson I loved because the humor was random. Lately, he prints his own money by rehashing characters, reinterpreting plots, specifically inserting diverse characters in unstrategic or unnatural introductions or places, and dating his books with specific and obvious pop culture references (the deaf and dumb elf Hearthstone is Pinball Wizard). But to make you less mad at me, here is my ranking of the books that I have read best to worst (I don’t remember Kane Chronicles lol): The Sword of Summer The Last Olympian The Lightning Thief The Lost Hero The Hidden Oracle The Son of Neptune The Battle of the Labyrinth The Titan’s Curse The Sea of Monsters The Mark of Athena The Hammer of Thor The House of Hades The Blood of Olympus

11:39 if you want to watch from the ranking

“I wish I could forget that this book happened” 😂😂 I’ve never been interested in the woman in the window but oh boy now I’m even less interested hahaha thank you for all this tea, I always love these videos from you ☕️💕

Nice to see you again, I enjoyed this video! Haven't read any of these books, so I guess that's good for me :D I guess my least favourite book was 'Caraval' by Stephanie Garber. Sending you positive energy for the next months, I hope everything works out for you like you hope, take the time off you need 🌈

Lovely video!!