Відео

Added Imperium to the tbr after that praise for it! Haven't read much historical yet

Do you read these French comics in French or in Dutch?

I really liked Amina al-Sirafi! I'm glad you had fun with it too, but the translation issue definitely sounds like it would affect enjoyment

Piranesi is so good! Glad you liked you it

Im looking forward to our buddy read!

Haha, I'll do this again in March thanks to my poor choices. :D Good luck and have fun reading these and joining the fun!

Just found your channel. Love the game. I actually really enjoyed Dragon's Promise, though I remember being nervous going in because I had heard mixed things. Hopefully, you will enjoy it as well. Have a great month.

Definitely a month with high highs and few low lows. :D So glad you enjoyed Know My Name. It is my favorite book of all time. Even though the subject matter is horrific, the way Chanel Miller wrote about it is masterful. So glad I could get you to read it. :D

Nice. I’m hearing so much about The Tainted Cup. Great description to help me figure out if I wanna give it a shot. Hope you have even better reads next month :)

I really enjoyed the Hacienda, it was so fun. I like a hot priest. :D Happy reading in August!

I'm very excited for our buddy read 😀 It should be a lot of fun

I’ve never seen that board game but it’s such a beautiful board!!

You have a lovely way of tracking your series, Kaat! I am so impressed! ❤

Holy shit, that's a detailed check-in! I am impressed by the ammount of bookkeeping you do for your reading goals.

That's a lovely idea and indeed, a TBR game really helps to bring some variety into your reading. OMG, the board is absolutly adorable! I love it! 💖 Such an interesting tbr list you got! 📚

Hi Kaat, the game board is really beautiful! I really liked how you built the TBR game 👍. My July TBR has City of Rain by William Lejeune which is a chunker, We hunt the flame by Hafsah Faizal and The Tainted Cup by Robert Jackson Bennett. If i have time I may add Yellowface by R.F. Kuang but not sure because i will be travelling so let´s see what i end up reading 😅 ! Enjoy your books!!

I like the new game and how the goose can effect you going forward and backwards. I hope you enjoy all your books

Oh gosh I hate getting a streak of DNFs, I didnt dnf Hex but I also didn't get the hype 😅 I havent tried any of the Brown Sister books, I should probably give them a try

Im glad you enjoyed My Dark Vanessa and The Will of The Many 😊

Looking forward to our buddy read 😊

oh, Daughter of the Forest is wonderful!

I discovered your channel through this video. Hope you have a great month. Happy Reading! 😎📚👍

Loved When the Tiger Came Down the Mountain, I need to continue this series! Hope you'll love it. Educated was such a great story, I gained a lot from it. Happy reading in May!

Take a hint Dani brown is great. «Funny you dont look autistic» by Michael macrery is a great biography about autism.

Great video thank you! ❤

Hex sounds very good. Adding it to my tbr. The brown sisters is a very good trilogy. My fave is Chloe brown. My reading plans for april is big as well.

I hope you'll get to When the Tiger Came Down the Mountain, such a great read. I need to continue in this series. Also, sending you all the strength for Wall of Storms. Happy reading!

The athenian murders is on my tbr as well

I agree I love quest stories. I also love prophecies and chosen ones. Really against the mold toreards the rest of the book community but Hey you love what you love.

Hey👋am a non anglo booktuber. From norway. Read a bit of everything as well. Found you in Leandra sprints.

With regards to The Will of The Many, I agree, while the sysem gets explained a little why things seem off, or at least its questioned, I hope we get more answers in the second book

I only read 4 books in February 🙂 (and a big part of a Malazan book, but could not finish it in time) and my favorite was The spear cuts through water (4.75 stars. So 5 stars on GR). My other books this month were Spear (4,25), He who drowned the world (4 stars) and The Way of kings (3,5 stars) So February was a good reading month.

I'm so glad you liked my little short Kaat!

My Dark Vanessa is a hard read but one I have read a couple times now.

Happy reading in March, you have a lot to get through. :D Definitely read Dandelion Dynasty at your own pace!

My March TBR: Currently reading: «Brother Red» by Adrian Selby (Grimdark Fantasy, standalone «midquel» to «Snakewood» & «The Winter Road», had planned to do it last year, but had to push it back) «Judas Blossom» by Stephen Aryan (Fantasy inspired by the Mongol Conquest of Persia, same as «Brother Red» pushed over from last year) I will also start on the «City of Victory» Trilogy by Adrian Goldsworthy (Historical Military Fiction set during Emperor Trajan’s Campaigns) and the «Lyonesse» Trilogy by Jack Vance ((Pre-)Arthurian Fantasy). I plan to read one book each of the two trilogies over the Spring Months: The first books in March, the second books in April and the final books in May. My Spring TBR/March MBR: «After Rome» by Morgan Llywelyn (Historial Fiction set after the Roman Empire’s Withdrawal from Britain) «Ash: A Secret History» by Mary Gentle (Alt-Historical Military Fiction inspired by the Mercenary Wars of the Renaissance) «Idoru» by William Gibson (Cyberpunk) «Kings of the Wyld» by Nicholas Eames (Fantasy Humor) Might also get my hands on «Memory, Sorrow & Thorn»,«Sun Eater» and/or the «Second Apocalypse» series by R. Scott Bakker later this spring!

Good luck with the Discworld read.

📚

Good luck with reading series in 2024. I hope this year I will actually finish and completely read quite a few series. :) But then it's so easy to just start so many new ones. :D

I am intrigued by The Wings of Ashtaroth, it does sound great but yeah it is huge 😅 Good luck with your tbr

Yay for Grace of Kings, my favorite book of 2023. :) I also wanna read Equal Rites soon.

I really hope you are emotionally prepared for the rest of the Dandelion Dynasty series. I definitely wasn't. Take good care of you! Jade Legacy is so good, made me cry like a baby at the end. xD Happy reading.

I loved our buddy read Kaat! I agree always needed a shower after reading from his pov 🤢 he was despicable I need to read Unseelie! I keep meaning to, this is the reminder I needed

My favourite book of 2023 has now been tainted by a biography I read of the poet and author 😭 (it was The Book of Disquiet by Fernando Pessoa) so instead I'll share #2 which was Life and Fate by Vasily Grossman and #3 which was The Road by Cormac McCarthy.

I really appreciate the concept of ranking works instead of individual books as you mentioned at the beginning, I do the same. I can rank individual books within a series if asked to but comparing individual books from different series is hard for me. I like the idea of reimagining myths more than retelling, though it is much, much tougher to pull off imo. Will look up Medusa. Happy reading! 👋

«Grace of Kings» and the whole of «Dandelion Dynasty» is amazing! So far I have finished «Stonehenge» by Bernard Cornwell (Historical Fiction about the Creation of Stonehenge during the Late Neolithic Period) and currently I read «Imperium» by Robert Harris (Historical Fiction about the Roman Politician Cicero) and will dual read «The Buried Giant» by Kazuo Ishigaro (Fantasy inspired by Arthurian Legend) & «The Dragon Lord» by David Drake (Arthurian Sword & Sorcery) next week! My Februar TBR «Når landet mørknar» (Approximately «When The Land Darkens») by Tore Kvæven (Historical Fiction set during the 13th Century Norse Settlement of Greenland, winner of the Norwegian Brage Prize for Best Norwegian Novel in 2018) «The Last Light of the Sun» by Guy Gavriel Kay (Fantasy inspired by the Viking Great Heathen Army and King Alfred the Good) «Egil Skallagrimsson» by Halvor Tjønn (Historical Fiction about the (in-)famous 10th Century Icelandic Viking Skald who became a Bloodsworn Enemy of the Norwegian Viking King Eirik Bloodaxe) «Alv Erlingsson» by Tore Skeie (Historical Fiction about a Real Life Norwegian 13th Century Jarl who became a Privateer and Rebel) My Spring TBR «Brother Red» by Adrian Selby (Grimdark Fantasy, standalone «midquel» to «Snakewood» & «The Winter Road») «Judas Blossom» by Stephen Aryan (Fantasy inspired by the Mongol Conquest of Persia) The «City of Victory» Trilogy by Adrian Goldsworthy (Historical Military Fiction set during Emperor Trajan’s Campaigns) «After Rome» by Morgan Llywelyn (Historical Fiction set in Post-Roman Britain) «Ash: A Secret History» (The Book of Ash #1) by Mary Gentle (Alt-Historical Military Fiction inspired by the Mercenary Wars of the Renaissance) «The Wise Man’s Fear» by Patrick Rothfuss (Fantasy, sequel to «The Name of the Wind») The «Lyonesse» Trilogy by Jack Vance ((Pre-)Arthurian Fantasy) «The Dragonbone Chair» (Memory, Sorrow, and Thorn, #1) by Tad Williams (Epic Fantasy, a key influence for George R. R. Martin's « A Song of Ice and Fire») «Tiamat's Wrath» (The Expanse, #8) by James S.A. Corey (Space opera) «Empire of Silence» (Sun Eater, #1) by Christopher Ruocchio (Space opera) My Summer/Rest of the Year TBR «A Brightness Long Ago» by Guy Gavriel Kay (Fantasy inspired by the Mercenary Wars of Renaissance Italy) «The Darkness That Comes Before» (The Prince of Nothing #1) by R. Scott Bakker (Grimdark/Dark Epic Fantasy inspired by the Crusades, Dune and the Silmarillion) «Dreaming the Eagle» by Manda Scott «We Are the Dead» of Mike Shackle «The Children of Gods & Fighting Men» by Shauna Lawless «Augustus» by John Williams «Unfinished Tales» by JRR Tolkien «Alamut» by Vladimir Bartol Cheers!

My Top Favorite Read of 2023, is a tie between «Under Heaven» by Guy Gavriel Kay & «The Veiled Throne» («Dandelion Dynasty #3) by Ken Liu: «Under Heaven» should be teached next to «War & Peace» and «Le Miserables» for GGK’s prose and Ken Liu’s Character Work has few if any rivals! A character that has only one scene in «TVT» (though a series veteran in «The Dandelion Dynasty»), earned with that scene alone my favorite character of 2023: Cogo Yelu! Next is another tie between «The Retreat to Avalon» by Sean Poage & «The Winter King» by Bernard Cornwell: Poage has written my favorite take on «A Historical King Arthur» and the Seige of Yves Trebon/St. Michel in «TWK» shows why Cornwell might be the best at writing battles! The next are unsorted: «The Winter Road» by Adrian Selby «The Way of Edan» by Philip Chase (You might have heard about him! 😄) «Bold Ascension» by Vaughn Roycroft «Salammbo» by Gustave Flaubert «The Farthest Shore» by Ursula K. Le Guin «The Name of the Wind» by Patrick Rothfuss «Brigantia» by Adrian Goldsworthy «Tortilla Flat» by John Steinbeck «The Little Emperors» by Alfred Duggan My Honorable Mentions «Tehanu» by Ursula K. Le Guin «Speaking Bones» by Ken Liu «River of Stars» by Guy Gavriel Kay «The Conscience of the King» by Alfred Duggan «The Black Gods Kiss» (Jirel of Joiry) by CL Moore «In the Grip of the Minotaur» by Farnham Bishop & Arthur G. Brodeur Cheers!

I've read Medusa in 2022, I think, and it is a great book! Unfortunately the Drowning Empire series did not score so high for me, but I am happy you liked it so much. Similar with Cress and Winter, but it has been so many years since I have read that series. :D Happy reading in 2024, hope you find many new favorites.

Jade Legacy ❤❤❤ I loved that series so much, hope you will too! And the Dandelion Dynasty is great. The second book in the series is the best one in my opinion but i loved them all.