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Your voice is so soothing 🥰🥰🥰

David Copperfield is one I want to read eventually but it is chunky lol. Great video and thanks so much for the tag!

"2 is too many" TRUTH!! 😂Let me know when you finish David, maybe we can buddy read Demon Copperhead together! (No rush as I'm in no hurry to pick it up.)

Happy belated booktube bday! This was a great video with some interesting insights into your channel!

Love a good unhaul!!

Welcome to the party!!! I’m over 6 months in to my own TBR Zero and it has been such a great journey so far, I wish you all the best ❤ look forward to seeing your updates

Looks like a great start to the project! Can relate to non fiction being longer than it needs to be hahaha. I’ve been curious about a couple of these but don’t own them physically, I think they’re on my Everand.

Love your covers of Parable of the Sewer and the Talents!!

I had some similar questions to yours when I read Recitatif. It felt more like just an exercise or challenge. After the incredible books Beloved and Bluest Eye and Song of Solomon, the story was a disappointment. Those Butler editions are gorgeous!

As someone who never read AoHF but knew the plot, I found James to stand on its own. I just finished James and NOW I’m reading AoHF, and I find myself enjoying it AND wanting to read James again. Anyway you slice it, they’re both classics. I think they will be studied together for generations.

Woah I've never seen that Harry Potter cover before. Does it have any illustrations inside?

Hellll yasssss !

Love hearing this!

Oh, I love Barbara Kingsolver! Hope the book is good :)

And what is it about

What does YA stand for? I'm new to the community and have been hearing this term quite often since starting Booktubing.

Happy b day mom. Celebrating with books is always fun

Congrats on your baby!!! My youngest turns 2 in a couple of weeks. :D

Ugh! I had a comment all written out but then lost it. Basically it said, you are my people. I do not get on booktube to see super edited videos. They are often very nice & sometimes entertaining but I'm interested in hearing people's views of reading, not 20 mins of montage of reading in different places. LOL I'm not going to make those kind & have no expectations of ever making any kind of real money here, just hopefully a few like-minded book nerd friends. :)

I need to read this book. Thank you for bringing it to our attention. William T. Vollmann has a two-volume set called Carbon Ideologies-Volume 1, No Immediate Danger; Volume 2, No Good Alternative-that struggles with precisely what you communicate in this video. He strives to understand the causes of climate change as best he can, and then he reaches a similarly horrifying conclusion: the math for how to deal with it doesn't add up, and many solutions come at a great cost to massive amounts of people throughout the world. It's not a book that connects to the Congo; instead it's another road that leads to the same position you express here, one that leaves the author himself quite forlorn and fatalistic (it's written as a letter to future generations explaining why we did not solve the problem).

Hoopla and libby are great ways to start! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

Lol that part

Love this!

I love these type of videos. It's cool to hear your thoughts and advice

Sounds interesting

Ooh a new (to me) tag! I’m so excited to do this soon. Thank you for tagging me!

What a great tag! And some great books you mention! Thanks for tagging me!

congrats on one year of youtube! I just found your channel 😊 You are so right about the YA fantasy. It took me many fairyloot boxes to realize this lol

I definitely want to read both but agree that leaving some time between them makes sense. I appreciate your take on this

So glad to have found you through this tag! I read Mansfield Park for Jane Austen July, but PnP is still my favorite.

Awesome!!! This is a great video with some very sound and encouraging content. Thank you for sharing this with our community.

Yes to bulk recording!! I’m glad I did this for my vacation. I also just use my smart phone and my tripod. I don’t care to have more than that. Loved these tips!

I've been considering doing youtube as a hobby as well, so hearing your perspective and experience doing this was awesome! 🤗

I’m also working towards a zero TBR!! Good luck to us both! 💕

I feel you :D I'm slowly working through my TBR, I don't really want to keep buying and buying and not actually read what I have

As a collector of books, I have no intention of reading all of them. I do read, but every time I get a new batch, I put aside one to read. I am developing a library. With my collection of over thousands of books, I could never read them all even if I wanted to.

We are on this journey together 🫡 I’m doing the exact same thing atm

Good luck! You can do this!!!

Good luck! I'm sure you'll do great.

I'm right there with you!

Mr Mercedes has some pretty graphic descriptions, just as a warning. It's the first book in a trilogy and is also linked to Holly Gibney series. I really enjoyed it and I can't wait to see what you think of it 😊

This is a great list! And thanks for the tag, I’m definitely going to do this for my next video! Also I love Zora Neale Hurston and I have not been able to find her books apart from Their Eyes… at my favourite bookstore. I may need to just special order them because her writing style is just wonderful! Also, Blood at the Root is a ton of fun!

I just finished reading James, and as someone who never read the original, I definitely think it stands well on its own. I had debated about reading Huckleberry first, but my requested library copy of James came in before I had the chance. I love how intelligent James was depicted in the book - it was a great read and I’ll be thinking about it for a long time. Definitely want to read more of Percival Everett.

The "Personal Librarian" is a true story. Historical Fiction.

Great buys!! I LOVE Cloud Cuckoo Land, an amazing book that should have won him the Pulitzer Prize again! The opening of If on a Winter's Night was amazing but then the book lost me. I recently hauled Passage to India as well. Fun stuff! Happy reading!