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Really great video!

Love the new releases style

hi cameron! ❤

Love the vibes! ❤

if you liked julia fox’s memoir then i recommend cat marnell’s “how to murder your life”, it’s about her drug addiction during her time as a beauty editor at condé nast

I really need to get to The Wedding People. I've heard so many great things!

You are incredibly refreshing 🤩 seriously love your videos!

Great recommendations, but I'm surprised that no one has asked about your lipstick. It's gorgeous. I'm just watching 9 months later, but if you happen to still remember... I'd love to know!

I have just started reading “ I who have never known men” and they mention Herland in the intro. Excited to see how much I like it one to move forward with Herland after!

i’m also slowing down my reading, i’ve also made a rule this year to not start another book until i’ve written a review

Sea of Tranquility is amazing -- and it also involves a pandemic. I loved it just as much as Station Eleven, and it was so chilling to read it at the tail end of Covid. That said, I recommend reading The Glass Hotel first. Station Eleven, The Glass Hotel and Sea of Tranquility are connected, and you'll find themes and characters from Glass Hotel popping up in Sea of Tranquility. I didn't actually love The Glass Hotel, but I think I would have missed some context in Sea of Tranquility if I hadn't read Glass Hotel first.

super excited to hear your thoughts on monstrilio- it was my fav January read so I hope you’re enjoying it too

I fall prey to the cheap kobo ebooks ALL the time. Found some cool reads this way!

cameron i always look forward to your videos!! thanks for sharing! you had a good month. we love variety. i am also trying to slow down and i love not tracking my numbers. i have no reading goal the past two years and it's been great

I just started Julia Fox's memoir ✨I've been listening to it while I clean + I just gasp to myself every now and again 😆

The Wedding People was one of my favorite from last year and you summarized it perfectly

Completely relate to the lower number reading goals for 2025 :) What's the point of reading 100 books if you can't remember most of them. Great reading list for the month!

I'm first??😭

i also read 65 books <3

in regards to the publishing house sending you books you're not even interested in, something really nice you could do is build one of those free little libraries in your neighbourhood, and then keep putting all the books you're not interested in there for your community to enjoy :) that way you stay on the mailing list and no book goes to waste

Omg I LOVED Rouge ❤ i know it's not a perfect book, but it was such a fever dream with such incredible imagery. Another similar (including themes of beauty and absurdity) read is Natural Beauty by Ling Ling Huang

As a Brazilian I think you're gonna love I'm Still Here 🇧🇷❤

i love the casual vibe and the lighting in this video! like we’re at a sleepover 🤣

This is video has the best vibe and was so interesting to listen to haha

I thought everyone read each word in their head like they’re talking when they read😭 you made me feel seen

I log everything I watch on an app called TV TIME.

This was such a joy to watch! Also the lighting is perfect for this kind of video.

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This was a great recommendation video! Tender is the Flesh was the book that marked me the most from last year's reads. I still think about it so often.

"The hottest man on the planet....think Harry Styles"....and you're a literary fiction reader instead of a ya romance reader? 😂😂😂 No idea what anybody over the age of 13 finds in that boy...

You didnt include romance or historical genres either

GIRL, I bought Gold Rush purely based on your recommendation and I haven't touched it yet because all the other bad reviews have me *scared* lmao. I trust you though. Definitely giving it a try at least.

Love meeting a fellow Australian book girlie with a soft spot for weird books

omg someone teach me how to borrow books from australian libraries onto my eReader!

LOVE to hear your review on ~N . GALILEA's LEAD me where the light is ours !!!! It is so good highlighting so muchhh

cant believe ppl nowadays dnf'ing a book just because it is "poetic", when did it ever became a bad thing lol ppl embracing mediocrity and craving blandly written substanceless books

your review style is so on point and refreshing

I read 32 books in 2024

This was so much fun to watch!

I will read what's for dinner.

I’m so excited to read gold rush the way described the synopsis was so perfect that I had to added it to my TBR !!

2:18 The Lovers by Yumna Kassab 3:17 Ruth and Pen by Emilie Pine 4:11 Die Hot With a Vengeance by Sable Yong 5:29 Doppelganger by Naomi Klein 6:26 We Are the Stars by Gina Chick 7:38 Homebodies by Tembe Denton-Hurst 8:40 This Book Will Make You Kinder by Henry James Garrett 9:15 The Degenerates by Raeden Richardson 10:38 Gold Rush by Olivia Petter 12:33 Come Together by Emily Nagoski 13:54 Until August by Gabriel Garcia Marquez 14:29 A Language of Limbs by Dylin Hardcastle 14:56 Hood Feminism by Mikki Kendall 15:12 Fragile Animals by Genevieve Jagger 15:50 Old Enough by Haley Jakobson 16:33 All Men Want to Know by Nina Bouraoui 17:03 Intermezzo by Sally Rooney 18:43 Kind of Sort of Maybe by Imbi Neeme 19:38 Briefly, a Delicious Life by Nell Stevens 20:44 Antiquity by Hanna Johansson 21:07 The Work by Bri Lee 22:10 Girl Falling by Haley Scrivenor 22:45 The New Me by Halle Butler 23:12 Little Rot by Akwaeke Emezi 23:33 The Cost of Living by Deborah Levy 23:50 My Brother's Ashes are in a Sandwich by Michelle Brasier 25:18 Poor Things by Alasdair Gray 26:26 Three Women by Lisa Taddeo 28:58 Woo Woo by Ella Baxter 29:24 Mad Woman by Chelsea Bieker 30:11 Swimming in the Dark by Tomasz Jedrowski 30:31 Hard Copies by Fien Veldman 30:50 All I Ever Wanted Was to Be Hot by Lucinda Price 31:41 Allow Me to Introduce Myself by Onyi Nwabineli 31:57 Ordinary Human Failings by Megan Nolan 32:37 Big Swiss by Jen Beagin 33:00 On Women by Susan Sontag 33:29 Tidelines by Sarah Sasson 34:19 White on White by Aysegul Savas 34:27 Blue Sisters by Coco Mellors 35:05 Bite Back/Taboo by Hannah Ferguson 35:31 The Trio by Johanna Hedman 36:10 Dykette by Jenny Fran Davis 36:27 Bi by Julia Shaw 37:14 A Certain Hunger by Chelsea G. Summers 37:34 The First Bad Man by Miranda July 38:07 Rytual by Chloe Elisabeth Wilson 38:28 She's Always Hungry by Eliza Clark 38:55 Land of Milk and Honey by C Pam Zhang 39:12 What a Way to Go by Bella Mackie 39:33 Perfume and Pain by Anna Dorn 39:43 The Argonauts by Maggie Nelson 40:00 What's for Dinner by Jill Griffiths 40:20 Couplets by Maggie Millner 40:26 The Age of Magical Overthinking by Amanda Montell 40:34 Evenings and Weekends Oisin McKenna 40:48 The Singularity by Balsam Karam 41:16 Found, Wanting by Natasha Sholl 41:30 Cursed Bread by Sophie Mackintosh 41:50 Housemates by Emma Copley Eisenberg 42:13 Sunburn by Chloe Michelle Howarth 42:26 Greta and Valdin by Rebecca K. Reilly 42:32 Max by Avi Duckor-Jones 42:50 Others

love the intro omg

obsessed with this set up

i heard there was going to be a new Bunny book but this is the first time i heard the synopsis. sooooooo excited!

I love your book recomendations❤

Can you do a video for the best “love stories” you know of?? I definitely agree about the difference of romance and love stories and I love love stories!!

the wall is definitely similar to i who have never known men, but deals with a different perspective on femininity without society. the protagonist is not only alone in the world, but alone behind a wall and therefore dependent on her limited area in the forest, which makes it even more exciting, especially against the background that she knew the city, culture and society. i read it in german, the original language, and i'm curious to see if it comes across as well in english, but i'm definitely looking forward to your thoughts on it (the name is pronounced haus/hofer, by the way, because there is no sh sound in german or austrian, at least not in the connection). the unworthy has already been published in german and is also at the top of my reading list. loved the video (as always)!

I read The Wall last year (before I read Who Have Never Known Men) and few books have ever touched me in that way.

I just read The Wall and yes in a way it’s similar to the Harpman book (sorry forgot the title I read in French) but it’s quite different too !