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i don’t have much to say about the content, i really like your voice and editing style :3 one bit of advice, i’d add a bit of soft music behind it. can’t wait to see your channel grow :D

I'm looking forward to the Malort video. It is the star so why not focus on it? 😂

Reading the book now and I love it so far.

I read 14 books in September my favorites are The wild truth by carine mccandless memoir she's the sister of Christopher mccandless there's a book and movie based on his life Twisted lies by ana Huang City of dreams by don Winslow sequel to city of fire The air he breathes by brittainy cherry My least favorite flying solo by linda Holmes

I absolutely loved your review!!! I just finished the book and this video is the best

I haven't read any of those, but some Japanese titles I like are: I Called Him Necktie Convenience Store Woman The Woman In The Purple Skirt Kokoro

Yerin is gorgeous😊😊😊 and their first pics together are so beautiful as well. I cant believe we have to wait for 2 years

Sophie is coming!!! Her and Benedict are going to meet! It's coming!!! Yerin Ha is Sophie!!!

I re read the book as i was watching the movie and while I could see their intentions behind some changes Iulttimately feel that naratively it just doesnt work. At no point does tally or any othe carachter feel real and that sucks because i do enjoy the books and would have loved the full series being adapted

I didn't know they made this into a movie! I just reread the series earlier this year. Loved your commentary 👌

Fitz exists in this universe, i am shooketh. Does anyone else made the connection - assassin- Fitz like…

Excited to watch this later >:]

I highly recommend two novella length contemporary works, Cold Enough for Snow, about a mother and daughter traveling in Japan and The Way Kyoto Breaks Your Heart, a memoir about being a tour guide in historic Kyoto, both excellent!

Sorry my youtube app just crashed and I lost my other comment about "Before the Coffee Gets Cold". I have heard mixed reviews on the series as a whole but I enjoyed them! I often find some Japanese Literature to be very deep/depressing at times, but I have been finding more and more translations of things that are more in my specific genre. For Murakami there really is no going wrong, but my personal favorite is "First Person Singular" which is a collection of 8 stories all told in first person narration. Very philosophical. I'm really enjoying anthologies because it gives me great stopping points, and I love to take poetry or short stories/novellas when I travel. I find it easier to set them down and focus on my surroundings to enjoy where I am.

I highly recommend Satoshi Yagisawa's "Days at the Morisaki Bookshop" and the follow up "More Days at the Morisaki Bookshop". Two small novellas about a woman who quots her job and moves to stay with her uncle at his second hand bookshop in Jimbocho (the famous book district). She learns to fall in love with reading and many scenes take place on a rainy day or in a nearby coffeeshop. It's the perfect little love letter to booklovers and anyone who knows what it feels like to have to start over.

I never understood checking other opinions on books before reading them myself. Like... I like the premise, so I get it and read it? I never check Goodreads before reading, I read what *I* find interesting. There was a book that had a rating of 2.2-ish that I LOVED. And I often dislike books that are usually rated 5 stars. Read the blurbs again and decide which books you're excited to read, easy as that

You should definitely read kafka on the shore. Haruki murakami is my favorite author and tbh i didn't really like norwegian wood. And if you're okay with a longer read 1q84 is great too

If this is for a trip stop over thinking and just enjoy it

What are the odds of it being saved now that George RR Martin has tweeted about the efforts to renew the show and given it a little more attention?

Enjoy your vacation!

5 star book❤❤❤❤❤

I really enjoyed this book this is totally my favorite book by Emily ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Here's what I read Summer reading by jenn McKinley Summer on sag harbor by sunny hostin The mystery guest by nita prose Long past summer by noue kiwan Everyone on this train is a suspect by Benjamin Stevenson Midsummer mysteries by Agatha Christie Your fault by Mercedes ron Sex lies and sensibility by nikki Payne Life and other inconveniences by kristan Higgins Forever is now by Mariana j lockingington

Yay! For the mention of MTA’s Feed! Such an amazing book and I don’t know why it so doesn’t have a continued strong following, especially on TikTok? It seems built for the BookTokers to adore age promote. Feed needs a big group read & discussion in 2025!

Great and thoughtful review! Thank you! I just finished the book and I have mixed feelings about it. The writing was great, the characters were interesting, and the plot had potential but it was just missing something. I definitely agree that the beautiful writing acted like “smoke and mirrors” which in my opinion covered up some things like lack of relationship development between Arthie, Leith, and Mateo and an overly convoluted plot that I felt like Hafsah had so many things she wanted to achieve but not enough time to flesh it out properly. I’ll be keeping an eye out for the next book because I did like the characters but I’m not sure if I’ll be continuing on with the series.

Great, thoughtful review. I very much agree on a novel needing to have the emotional beats to keep the reader engaged and connected to the characters. And that cover is gorgeous! I noticed the flowers right away since Persephone was supposedly picking narcissus when the Underworld opened up. Did flowers feature in the book or was that just for the cover design? Also, as you were talking, I began to think about how the Persephone/Demeter myth was part of the Eleusinian Mysteries and if any of these modern retellings delve into that aspect. I think a fictional retelling that alludes to that mystery cult, overtly or covertly, would be fabulous!

All of these shows are garbage. It died for a reason. I forgot how the king was a gay black disabled guy.

Miss opportunity to crossover "My Contrary Mary"

I believe the Seymour portrayed here is Edward Seymour, so Thomas’ brother. They refer to Catherine Grey flirting with his son, and Catherine in history got married to Edward’s son. I mix up my Seymour’s as well so I checked out the connection when I looked into Catherine Grey a while back.

I read this today for Shorty September! So good!

I didn't even know Bookstore Romance Day was a thing! So great to hear that so many people were there to support an indie bookstore! That's so beautiful to hear about the library bringing your grandmother CD's to read books, and so sorry for your loss ❤

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Still shocking how this movie is based off of a book

Amazon doesn’t promote their damn shows and instead gives us ads for Tinder and shit, then they’re surprised there’s not enough audiences. This show was SO GOOD. They hate quality. I just hope the team and the cast know they did amazing and Amazon is a money hungry he’ll hole of a company.

The save Lockwood and Co fandom stsbds with the My Lady Jane fandom. Its horrible how all of our favorite shows are getting cancled. I hope one day we can all get our shows back.

It hasn't even been a month! 😭

I hate Prime and Netflix for what they did to my fav shows! RIP : Anne with an E, 1899 and now My Lady Jane

Everyone I know who watched it loved it, but I think the advertising sucked. I found it only because I follow one of the authors on instagram

Thank you for a lovely video! I've just finished this book and I absolutely loved it. Some things really stood out to me. I don't think Gelon and Lampo are selfish, they are just brutal representations of the time they are living in. It's realistic- even though by our standards its selfish. In Roman times slaves are slaves, women are chattel . His club foot I don't think is there for comedic effect, it's done for tragic effect. He is like the Athenians- he has to drag his foot like it's chained up. He's chained and suppressed just like the Athenians- it's just his chain is invisible. I can't wait for his next book x

whattt?!? i thought it was a hit for Prime?