Over the Garden Wall Reading Vlog 💀🎃
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- Опубліковано 27 лип 2024
- A reading vlog inspired by Pottsfield! Let's don our vegetables and read some folk horror! 💀🎃
🎃Featuring🎃
✨ Dark Harvest by Norman Partridge
✨ Harvest Home by Thomas Tryon
✨ Garlic and the Vampire by Bree Paulsen
✨ My least favorite book I've ever read
✨ Over the Garden Wall 🍂vibes🍂
✨🐸🍄 Who even am I? 🍄🐸✨
My name is Arin (they/them)! I love frogs, spooky and cozy books, tea, overalls, theme park deep dives, and 19th and 20th century history. I love chatting about books, movies, video games, and navigating life as an Autistic adult.
🎃My Links🎃
✨ Instagram: / thearinhoney
✨ Goodreads: / arin-honey
🎃Chapters🎃
0:00 Intro
05:15 Harvest Home
15:08 Baking!
16:32 Harvest Home Review
20:12 Vague Spoilers Section
27:41 Moving On and Hallow-stockings Haul
30:54 Garlic and the Vampire
32:44 Dark Harvest
35:15 Conclusion
I love watching Over the Garden Wall on Halloween. The whole show has immaculate spooky fall vibes, but Pottsfield is my favorite episode for the aesthetics as well. I actually got a plushie that reminded me of the folks in the town (Mini Squishable Scarecrow from Squishable). I'm sorry you wasted time on the Thomas Tryon book, it sounds like all the things I dislike in a horror book. I once had Dark Harvest on my TBR based on the awesome cover, but after looking into it more I had taken it off. Garlic and the Vampire is on my list, I'm glad to hear it was as nice as I thought it would be.
Another great vid! glad you enjoyed at least a couple of things and learnt a few things. Yes to more pop culture and themed vlogs! I trust you with whatever you go with!
omg you talking about Harvest Home and then getting interrupted by your cat was so cute. I appreciate your honest review of the book because that was a lot! I am enjoying your channel and aesthetics so much!! Thank you for the videos!
Thank you so much!! 💛✨ And I literally don’t think I’ve ever filmed without getting interrupted by a cat, so it might end up being a channel staple 😅
Me when you first started talking about Harvest Home: *adds it to my tbr*
Me when you finish talking about Harvest Home: *removes it from my tbr*
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I watch “Over the Garden Wall” very recently and i think I was close when you post that video ( I checked and I watched it on 16 of October and you post that one day earlier that so funny)
I’m obsessed with that series it had such an amazing vibe and I was really surprised with the ending and I loved it. ❤️
“Dark harvest” has such a vibe when it comes to cover.
Your partner is amazing when it comes to present and I am in love with the crochet frog 🐸
I want to read “Garlic vampire” and “Garlic Witch” so much and know I want to do that even more 🧄
It’s such a great show!! I’m glad you enjoyed it so much 😊 Deeeeefinitely recommend the Garlic graphic novels-so sweet and cozy
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Great vlog..i think all of these are in my wishlist journal 🎃👻📚☕🦇🕯️🍄🧛
Thank you! 😊
YES Dark Harvest was so good! A great Halloweeny horror story.
Yeah, it was a lot of fun! I wish I had been in a better headspace for it 😅
@@ArinHoney It's the Hunger Games meets Something Wicked This Way Comes, it's awesome.
Okayyyy I am so obsessed with your videos!!! You have curated the cutest and coziest vibe 🧡🧡🧡
next year I am ABSOLUTELY doing a Halloween stocking! Love that so much 🎃
Thank you! 💛✨
I highly recommend it! It was soooo much fun. Perfect way to get in the spirit at the beginning of the month 🎃
You’re so cute and charming! Love the cozy vibes and your honest opinions! 🎃 I’ll trust you on Harvest Home… gonna skip that one!
Thanks, babe! And thanks for listening to me talk about books all day and then still watching my videos 😉
'Harvest Home' inspired Stephen Kings 'Children of the Corn'. I am currently reading 'Harvest Home' and you are correct, it is a slow moving story. I am going to finish the book though. I have a hard time DNFing books.
I fully support you! I hope you enjoy it more than I did 😊 Maybe I should try Children of the Corn and see if that goes any better for me 🤔
That is super good to know about Harvest Home cause I'll just happily remove that from my TBR. With horror I've found that if I want to learn about the classics, that I'll stick with the movie adaptations unless it's not written by a man, or isn't from 1920s/earlier since I tend to be able to give their very problematic elements a lot more leeway (case in point the number of HP Lovecraft which is uhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh REAL bad at times)
Those are fantastic rules of thumb! I’m on the hunt for some lady horror authors of the era to try out, but in the end I’ll survive if that era of horror just isn’t for me 🤷♀️