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Such a mix of books! I loved House on the Cerulean Sea, so wholesome. I think Under the Whispering Door is better though? ♥️

Thanks 👍

I so agree, i cant read stuff where the fantasy immersion is broken by political or historical figures that were or are real people, appear and mess stuff up. I personally read books to escape and see something new, so stuff like that just isn't for me.

I love fourth wing but iron flame felt like a rush job

Bride was a fun read.. but just didn’t hit in the end for me..Ended up giving it a 3 star. Now struggling to get into When the Moon Hatched as it seems to be a favorite with everyone

i really appreciate for your content.

I really appreciate your content! Would you please tell me what your goal is on this platform?

I dnf'd the Long Live Evil too.

I love Grady Hendrix! I always recommend him to new readers. His books are easy reads but he writes really good characters, makes it hard to put down

I was so excited when you got to Dean Koontz! Haha. He is definitely my most read author. I was constantly reading him when I was younger. That is the first Odd Thomas. I think I got through the first 3-4 Odd Thomas before I went on a long reading hiatus in college . He has so many in the Odd Thomas collection. It has been a while since I’ve read Dean Koontz, but I can tell you some that I enjoyed a lot. The top 3 I remember besides Odd Thomas are Tick Tock, Phantoms and Fear Nothing.

This seems like a great TBR for Autumn. I hope you enjoy The Ten Thousand Doors of January. I know it’s popular, but I credit it with putting me into a terrible reading slump a couple of years ago. I think The Lost Apothecary was pretty popular a couple of years ago too. I remember reading it after seeing it on Goodreads Most Read lists I think. I haven’t heard of Long Live Evil, but it seems interesting. As for types of videos, I recently saw Emily Fox do an Autumn Reading Tag I believe. I’m sure there are also other tag videos that are out there. I like reading wrap ups and recommendations too.

Great video - shadow of night review was very entertaining

Love the books in the haul! Added a couple to my want to read! I am planning to visit China next year so intrigued by She who became the sun!

Awesome job! I make videos too ❤

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I'm also discovering that i don't like too much smut in my romance books. 1-2 explict scenes is fine but anymore and i end up skimming through

Wow, you can read Proust in the original. We are having a Proust read through with different channels in 2025. But in English. I loved Nancy Drew as a kid.❤ Welcome to booktube.

I read a lot of fantasy, magic realism & poetry, but not much historical fiction, I should! Thanks for the bookish inspiration.

Good on you for getting rid of so many! It can be so hard to part with books 🥲I just did a massive unhaul myself where I said goodbye to over 30 books, I just posted it too 💖 I own both gild and hooked and haven't read either yet!

Okay, you convinced me to pick up Starling House❤❤

Hi fellow soberhead, it's been four years, best thing I ever did for my mental health. Subscribed. On my newbie tag video I managed to be spectacularly awkward, you're a natural though.

The right move is better than mile high imo. Try that one out if the first book wasn’t 5 ⭐️

Best wishes with what you choose to read. I'm currently reading the Count of Monte Cristo. I might be some time!

I think you’d like Spark of the Everflame. That series helped me get out of my reading slump, along with a Court This Cruel & Lovely.

I agree!! It was such a struggle for me to get to Queen of Shadows. Just started the 5th book this week.😂

What accent do you have, you sound American and British at the same time

Not interested in what you're drinking pet ... it takes time to tailor a chanel .

Hi, Gabby. Even though you've been here for a while, thanks for making a newbie tag so it's easier to find you. Welcome to our little corner of BookTube. From an oldie content creator to a newbie, we're so glad you're here. Looking forward to hearing and talking about your bookish passions in the future!

Welcome to the BookTube community! If you enjoyed the "Harry Potter" series, you might want to check out Ursula K. Le Guin's "A Wizard of Earthsea." She originated the idea of a school for wizards and it's a very cozy read. I just discovered the "Earthsea" series last month and am loving them so far. Best of luck with your channel - I look forward to watching more of your videos. Happy Reading! 😎📚👍

Skipping The Love Hypothesis for sure lol I'm in my 40's so i'm for sure too old for that book 😅 I read The Kiss Quotident (not sure if i spelled that correctly) by Helen Huang a few days aho and it started ok, but i gave it 3 stars too. Same reasons as your 3 stars for The Love Hypothesis. It was quite toxic imo and way too much male/hero/savior behaviour. ok on to the rest of your video 😊

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I agree with you on rating memoirs. It is a book after all. You're not rating people's life, you're just rating the book (writing style, actual content such as what the author decided to include, etc.). In terms of Colleen Hoover, I also only read one book by her, which I really disliked. Maybe you should try Penelope Douglas; "Corrupt" series? It's dark romance but I think those were really good. I love how eclectic your taste is btw. Great channel, keep it up!

I bought The Bee sting and it's on my tbr. I'm really curious, because it's getting so much hype. I had a similar experience with The Secret History by Donna Tart. I had to put it away for a few weeks, because i could'nt get through it, but ended up really liking it. It's boring and exciting at the same time with unlikable characters but incredibly well written 😊

wendy and james are not related. the author cleared that herlself because there were people saying the same thing haha im telling you just so you are not disgusted hahaha <3

I definitely need to start reading more ❤

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I've seen None Of This Is True literally everywhere!

i love honest reviews like these. they save my TBR 🤍😂

Twisted love was sooo bad😭 when I finished it I was like wtf did I just read. I did like twisted games tho. It was the best book in that series in my opinion🤷🏽‍♀️

I really want to read the Emily Wildes book. Thanks for sharing your thoughts on it. The Bella Mackie book sounds interesting. I can relate to reading books at different speeds, and agree a lot comes down to enjoyment.

I gave Magpie one star. I did love Yellowface. I really enjoy your review videos a lot. Thanks.

I also have Emily Wilde's Encyclopaedia of faeries on my tbr pile. I might start it after Uprooted (but first i have to finish Jamaica Inn by Daphne de Maurier. So many books so little time lol)

I really enjoy Lisa Jewell books. I liked None of this is true, but it's not my fave from her. Have you read anything from Ruth Ware or Nicci French? October has been a slow reading month for me, but my 5 star fave from October has to be Rebecca by Daphne du Maurier.

Well now...quite refreshing....a fellow reader....a rare occasion in a world of mindless entertainment...our backgrounds and what we read are polar opposites but my congratulations....oh by the way since you like eerie events I recommend you look up an old movie 1963 "the haunting".....enjoy:)

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I just started tog it is a slow burn book for sure but I cannot wait to finish it it’s so good!

I've not read Colleen Hoover or Sarah J Maas, and I'm not sure if I want to. Out of the two, Maas probably interests me more. I like your take on the books, since you give a balanced view. I do want to read Cassandra Clare one day, so maybe I'll tackle that before Sarah J Maas. I enjoyed the video. And thanks for introducing me to Twelve Nights at Rotter House. That sounds amazing.

Everybody hates colleen Hoover books and I read ugly love and I really liked it lolol I sobbed. Also acotar series was absolutely amazing 🎉 love your reviews!

Oooh, the new Ava Reid book looks amazing! Lovely haul ❤