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great video. i just finished and all though not really liking it at the beginning by the end i wanted more

love this video

Another great review! The extract you read sounded very descriptive - I could imagine the landscape so well :)

Great review! I love how you talked at the end about the nuances of book banning and the importance of reading this book alongside Huckleberry Finn. I am sitting down here in bit to film a full review as well. Thanks for doing this buddy read!

Can't wait to read it.

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I’ve been hearing a lot of buzz about James, but haven’t jumped at it due to not being so familiar with Huckleberry Finn. But your review made the story and purpose of James very clear for me - and it sounds brilliant! Definitely need to get to it now. Another great review! 😊

Great channel name HAHA! Excited to check out more of your stuff ;)

I love Marriage Story (and stories about relationships in general) so I reckon I would like this! What a great review (and bookshelf haha). The passage you read was great 👌

Love the new mic! Nice and crisp voice. Seeing those rodes all over now.

Fun challenge!! You got a great amount of reading in! I think the most I have read in a day (at least in more recent years) was 4 hours. I have been debating if I want to read The Women or not. It sounds really good but also possibly an emotionally hard read.

Great video! Good to know about the gunslinger book, I loved The Road, and I have kind of an on/off relationship with King 😂 The sinners bleed one sounds so good, I think I’ve heard of that one before, I’m gonna add it to my list! Nice to see another newbie booktuber like me! 👏🏼

I love your dog! I'm so glad you enjoyed the book overall. I love her writing and her humor. Agreed with everything you said about her descriptions. Happy Place was not my favorite of hers, as I didn't really connect to the characters either. I connected much more to the characters in Funny Story. I appreciate you sharing about PTSD. It's such a hard thing to work through (and hard to share about!) and I always appreciate when books can show various mental health realities in a way that is realistic. Side note: I just got my copy of James for July! Excited to dive in.

Welcome to Book tube! Still new to this malarkey myself and finding my way around. Best wishes with what you choose to read and to your channel. Happy reading to us all.

Oh no!! I'm hoping to start this in June.

Your review of Alone with You in the Ether sounds so great! I've heard good things and really want to read it. I like having books that portray mental health in a realistic way.

Solid recommendations. I liked Song of Achilles quite a bit. (If you haven’t read Circe yet, it’s also fantastic.) Hamnet was really good. Generally anything by Maggie O’Farrell is going to be good. Her book The Marriage Portrait is one of my faves. Tomorrow, Tomorrow, Tomorrow is a book that just didn’t work for me. I wanted to love it, but it just never clicked for me. Misery is solid. Kathy Bates breaking his legs still gives me nightmares. 11/22/63 is my mom’s favorite book. I haven’t read it yet, but it’s on the never ending TBR.

Hey Stuart! Welcome to booktube! Happy to see you here! Ooh Demon Copperhead. That’s definitely a popular one right now. Glad it helped get you out of your slump. On your questions…Interacting with your community, treat people like your friends. Make posts of behind the scenes real life stuff. Run polls on what videos to make or what books to read. Ask questions of your viewers. Respond to the comments you receive. Comment on other booktubers channels. Collab with other channels. Do livestreams occasionally so you allow for live engagement. And how to pick books…now that you’re here you’ll never have a shortage of recommendations. Every one picks differently. Personally, I curate a TBR of about 30 books per month based on a theme or genre and then I mood read from those 30. Whatever you do, pick a method that keeps it fun and enjoyable for you. Ahh Into The Wild. I’ve actually been up to the part of Alaska where he ended up. I couldn’t cross the river to get to the actual spot, but it was pretty remarkable just seeing the vast nature around it. I’ve subscribed and look forward to seeing more of your videos soon.

What a fun reading challenge idea! The only one of these I have read is Someday Someday Maybe. I really like Lauren Graham as well, especially in Parenthood. I had a hard time getting through the book though. :/ Ahh what a headache with the travel days!! Glad you made it home.

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Welcome to booktube Stuart! Into the Wild is a book that I've been meaning to pick up - I've heard it's a well written biography on McCandless. Glad to have you here, looking forward to more :)

I enjoyed Where the Crawdads Sing, but I haven't seen the movie. I heard that it's not very good compared to the book, but....I feel like that's typical for movie adaptations. 😂 James is on my TBR and I am really excited to read it. I hope to get to it this summer.

Glad I stumbled upon your channel! Also pleased to see some nonfiction represented with the Krakauer. Looking forward to more stuff!

Hope your eye gets better soon. 10.5 books is a lot. That's great.

Welcome to BookTube.

Thank you, I was looking for a good book that will keep me up! Thank you so much for the recommendation!

Hi Stuart and welcome to booktube! Excited to see more from you! 💕

Welcome to the BookTube community! I agree that it is important to read what you WANT and interests you. Best of luck with your channel - I’m looking forward to watching more of your videos! 😎📚👍

Welcome! Looking forward to more videos from your channel. 📚

Hi, Stuart! (Stewart, maybe?) I'm looking forward to hearing about all bookish things you want to share with us. From an oldie content creator to a newbie, welcome aboard. We're so glad to have you here! Great start to the channel!

helloooo im new here,glad to be here sir!😊

Hey I don't know if you would enjoy doing a book tag or not, but in case you are interested....I tagged you in a library lovers book tag on my channel!

All of BookTube is trying to convince me to read Red Rising 🤣 and I think your review convinced me to finally add it to my TBR! I used to like Agatha Christie, but when I've read her books in more recent years, they haven't really appealed to me. I can see them being good breaks in between more sad or deep reads, though.

Oh wow, thank you so much for the shout-out! I haven't read Mistborn, but I want to read it this summer! I just read my first Brandon Sanderson (Tress of the Emerald Sea) and enjoyed it. Alone With You in the Ether is on my TBR! It sounds really good. Emily Henry holds a special place in my heart for introducing me to contemporary romance. My favorite by her so far is Beach Read. I just started her new release, Funny Story, and have high hopes!

Welcome to BookTube! What a fun memory of staying up to buy the new HP and then staying up to read! I love stories of childhood reading memories. I was JUST looking at The Road on Goodreads. I think it might be too emotional for me right now though. I don't often read very sad books, as I generally read to escape real life (which is often sad enough as is! lol). I love hearing from other perspectives though, even on books I haven't read. The only full length Stephen King book I have read so far is Fairy Tale. I really enjoyed his writing style. Demon Copperhead is on my TBR!