Emily Alanna she doesn't mention the books in the description box because some people don't go through the whole video and just see the description box. she said so in some video.
I completely agree with Ava. I read it for the first time last November, then I read it again in January and already I want to read it again. I think for me it's going to turn into one of those books I can always reread and enjoy.
If possible, I would love a magical realism recommendations video. I want to try this genre, but aside from Ava Lavender, I don't know where to begin! Thanks!
There are so many books on this list that I still haven't read but really want to read in the future! Some books that I really want to reread are Wonder, Aristotle and Dante, Six of Crows and Crooked Kingdom, a Monster Calls and the Lunar Chronicles!
I highly recommend getting caught up on the Falling Kingdoms series, the books just get better and better as they go along! AND the 6th and final book comes out in December, so you won't have to wait that long for the finale:)
Definitely Fangirl. I want to reread it. It's my favorite book and my love for it grows with each reread I also want Star-Touched Queen. I read it a month or so ago and wasn't the biggest fan of it. Then again I was reading it during a busy time at school. Hopefully now that's it summer, my opinion will change.
I'm going to re-read all the Harry books this summer. (Including Cursed Child and Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them) I read them all when I was 10. I'm eleven now. Also, I want to re-read Let the Sky Fall by Shannon Messenger. It is such an amazing book! I read it on kindle and I hope that I can read it with the real book this summer. The last book I want to re-read is Tuck Everlasting by Natalie Babbit. I read this with my class in fourth grade and I loved it. I think it would be even more enjoyable when I don't have to write summaries for every chapter, take quizzes, and if I read it by myself instead of having the teacher read it.
AnnaBooks 02 I liked the cursed child but i don't see it as hp canon😂 I see it the same way as a very potter musical. just something enjoyable for hp fans
I don't see it as a sequel to the Harry Potter series either. That's why I put it in parenthesis, because I'm rereading that with the Harry Potter series.
I LOVE re-reading books because I almost always know I will still love it but I definitely do want to give books that I DNF'ed because I wasn't in the mood to read them or that I just read really quickly without appreciating them a reread as well BUT I have so many new books in TBR pile that it's always a struggle to decide between which book I want to read...
I just read Looking For Alaska for the first time recently and it was also the first John Green book that I've ever read, and it was a pretty good book. The comedy and pranks in the book were hilarious, and the more serious and sentimental tone the book took towards the end was nice too. And all though I did have some problems with it I know it's a book that I'm going to remember a lot of for a long time, which in a way may be a mark of a good book itself.
I know I'll reread the whole Throne of Glass series at the end of August before the final books comes out in September (which is also the month when I'll have to go back to school and I'm starting uni this year fml haha) BUT SARAH J MAAS' BOOKS COME BEFORE EVERYTHING ELSE
I really like the picture of you at the end of the video :D I enjoyed reading I'll Give You The Sun, that's such an amazing book, I'll definitely read it again, because I got through it so quickly, I couldn't put the book down.
A Torch Against the Night does require time to digest while reading, but is so worth it! I love that series, and just reread both books about 2 weeks ago. And I too want to reread Fangirl, as I've only read it once and don't really remember what happens. Plus I am graduating and going into college this next year, so I will probably be able to connect with the characters a little bit more.
I'm not normally someone who rereads a lot of books but this year I'm rereading The Inheritance Cycle by Christopher Paolini (the first 3 books, need to read book 4 for the first time) and I'm having so much fun! I did not like Magonia and then I read Aerie and it was even worse. I felt like the book had so much potential :(
I'm getting Always and Forever, Lara Jean in the mail tomorrow and I think I might reread the first two and marathon the whole trilogy since I start summer break in a few days
I want to reread the whole Anna and the French Kiss series. I also want to reread the whole Across the Universe trilogy. The Jackaby series by William Ritter, and Reawakened by Colleen Houck.
PortableMagic Looking for Alaska is one of my all time favorite books, but I didn't like Paper Towns, so if you are interested you should give it a chance!😊
Caro k it is Not that difficult. For example I can read 100 pages per hour. So if a book only takes me 3 hours to get through, it is very easy to read 3 or more in one day.
Rachel Milligan haha if you liked them and had a great time it isn't that big of a shame. and I think I can say aaaa lot of people were really obsessed with twilight and some still are. I can say that I was a crazy twilight fangirl back in the days (well actually the movie ones yupp thats the shame xD)
The fact that Hailey is in Europe and is still able to put up two videos every week is just amazing and so admirable.
I thought she was in Canada???
Any chance you could start listing the books you mention in the description box? WOuld be so helpfuL!
Emily Alanna she doesn't mention the books in the description box because some people don't go through the whole video and just see the description box. she said so in some video.
I completely agree with Ava. I read it for the first time last November, then I read it again in January and already I want to read it again. I think for me it's going to turn into one of those books I can always reread and enjoy.
I don't usually re-read books but I LOVE re-reading favorite scenes that I have bookmarked!
If possible, I would love a magical realism recommendations video. I want to try this genre, but aside from Ava Lavender, I don't know where to begin!
Thanks!
The rest of us just live here by Patrick ness is a great book! I recommend that for sure!
The rest of us just live here by Patrick ness is a great book! I recommend that for sure!
Try 'The Storyteller' by Antonia Michaelis, it's wonderful :)
A hundred years of solitude by gabriel garcía márquez is amazing
Oh and Pedro Páramo by Juan Rulfo
There are so many books on this list that I still haven't read but really want to read in the future!
Some books that I really want to reread are Wonder, Aristotle and Dante, Six of Crows and Crooked Kingdom, a Monster Calls and the Lunar Chronicles!
I also want to reread some books I didn't enjoy the first time and also the books that I absolutely loved! Awesome video! :D
I highly recommend getting caught up on the Falling Kingdoms series, the books just get better and better as they go along! AND the 6th and final book comes out in December, so you won't have to wait that long for the finale:)
Looking for Alaska is my favorite John Green book, I absolutely love it.
a fun drinking game: take a shot every time Hailey says "revisit":D
Definitely Fangirl. I want to reread it. It's my favorite book and my love for it grows with each reread
I also want Star-Touched Queen. I read it a month or so ago and wasn't the biggest fan of it. Then again I was reading it during a busy time at school. Hopefully now that's it summer, my opinion will change.
Your hair is beautiful and I love your sweater. Great video, thanks :)
I really want to re-read Anna and the French Kiss too, it is such a perfect summer read and so cute! :D
I'm going to re-read all the Harry books this summer. (Including Cursed Child and Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them) I read them all when I was 10. I'm eleven now.
Also, I want to re-read Let the Sky Fall by Shannon Messenger. It is such an amazing book! I read it on kindle and I hope that I can read it with the real book this summer.
The last book I want to re-read is Tuck Everlasting by Natalie Babbit. I read this with my class in fourth grade and I loved it. I think it would be even more enjoyable when I don't have to write summaries for every chapter, take quizzes, and if I read it by myself instead of having the teacher read it.
AnnaBooks 02 I liked the cursed child but i don't see it as hp canon😂 I see it the same way as a very potter musical. just something enjoyable for hp fans
I don't see it as a sequel to the Harry Potter series either. That's why I put it in parenthesis, because I'm rereading that with the Harry Potter series.
AnnaBooks 02 yeah smart choice😂 and you can never have to much harry potter in your life
I LOVE re-reading books because I almost always know I will still love it but I definitely do want to give books that I DNF'ed because I wasn't in the mood to read them or that I just read really quickly without appreciating them a reread as well BUT I have so many new books in TBR pile that it's always a struggle to decide between which book I want to read...
I just read Looking For Alaska for the first time recently and it was also the first John Green book that I've ever read, and it was a pretty good book.
The comedy and pranks in the book were hilarious, and the more serious and sentimental tone the book took towards the end was nice too. And all though I did have some problems with it I know it's a book that I'm going to remember a lot of for a long time, which in a way may be a mark of a good book itself.
I know I'll reread the whole Throne of Glass series at the end of August before the final books comes out in September (which is also the month when I'll have to go back to school and I'm starting uni this year fml haha) BUT SARAH J MAAS' BOOKS COME BEFORE EVERYTHING ELSE
Amazing video!
I don't re-read books very often because I have so many books on my tbr but I definitely want to re-read the percy jackson series.
Anna and the French kiss and fangirl are my favorite books
I really like the picture of you at the end of the video :D I enjoyed reading I'll Give You The Sun, that's such an amazing book, I'll definitely read it again, because I got through it so quickly, I couldn't put the book down.
A Torch Against the Night does require time to digest while reading, but is so worth it! I love that series, and just reread both books about 2 weeks ago. And I too want to reread Fangirl, as I've only read it once and don't really remember what happens. Plus I am graduating and going into college this next year, so I will probably be able to connect with the characters a little bit more.
I am a huge rereader. Love seeing you talk about it.
I'm not normally someone who rereads a lot of books but this year I'm rereading The Inheritance Cycle by Christopher Paolini (the first 3 books, need to read book 4 for the first time) and I'm having so much fun!
I did not like Magonia and then I read Aerie and it was even worse. I felt like the book had so much potential :(
I'm getting Always and Forever, Lara Jean in the mail tomorrow and I think I might reread the first two and marathon the whole trilogy since I start summer break in a few days
I'm curious as to what your book notes look like. Would you be able to do a video on it? It would be much appreciated!!
Whenever I see Anna and the French Kiss all I can think of is LilyCReads' deep hatred for the book 😂😂
I want to reread the whole Anna and the French Kiss series. I also want to reread the whole Across the Universe trilogy. The Jackaby series by William Ritter, and Reawakened by Colleen Houck.
So many cool books! as for me, i'm planning on rereading A sea of tranquillity by Katja Millay, which is my favourite book of all time ❤
Ha, never been here this early! Love your videos so much, Hailey!!!
I love your videos Hailey! 💙 I want to reread Fangirl too. I started doing it with the audio book and I listen to it when i'm coloring or tired.
I have "I'll give you the sun" but I haven't read it. I always struggle to get through the beginning of new books
I reading Falling Kingdoms right, along with a few others. I hope your enjoying your time in Europe.
YES TO ANNA, FANGIRL AND I'LL GIVE YOU THE SUN
I love your videos but it would be awesome if you did a little summary of each book ^^
I NEED A RECOMMENDED READS: STANDALONES AND RECOMMENDED READS: MAGICAL REALISM ASAP PLEASE AND THANK YOU
Hailey can you make a video about what you do if you find the book you're reading is boring? I mean do you complete it or stop reading?
I've been trying to decide if I should read Looking for Alaska. I wasn't a huge fan of Paper Towns, but it seems like it might be something I'd enjoy
PortableMagic Looking for Alaska is one of my all time favorite books, but I didn't like Paper Towns, so if you are interested you should give it a chance!😊
I want to reread The Raven Boys because it's my favorite series ever. Maybe when I buy the UK edition for my birthday, that'll be a god excuse.
Thanks they all went straight to my BD wishlist! :)
I really liked this video. I want to reread Fangirl and Cinder!
read as they come out😂 that was too funny cause the last falling kingdoms book is coming out this year and also the last book in her other trilogy
I just finished my Harry Potter re-reading marathon 😂 22 Days for 7 books
how do you manage to read 3 books in a day?😱
Caro k it is Not that difficult. For example I can read 100 pages per hour. So if a book only takes me 3 hours to get through, it is very easy to read 3 or more in one day.
By having absolutely nothing else to do that day.
Josepha Anni 100 Pages in 1 hour?? 😱 I read 30-40 Pages in 1 hour. But I read in english, which isnt my first language ☺️
saaffi1 mine neither, german is my first language, but I read english books for a few years now, so I got a lot better 😊
TableWrens true 😂😂
You should read The Diabolic by S.J Kincaid
have you ever read Poison Study??? If no , pls read it, its just amazing
I literally cannot reread books! I loved watching this though!!
Why it takes 1 quarter for me to finish 185 pages! ( Homeless Bird) by Gloria Whelan
Lol I can't help English is my 3rd language!
I need help,,,
I'm currently reading fangirl for the third time😊
Caro k Ditto - it is one of my favourite books!
+phoebeisaturtle same❤ I love it sooo much😍😍😍
+Doll Vevo You should: very fluffy and cute. I recommend if you love YA Romance or are gradually wading in. (is wading the right word?) LOL!
Can you do a review on the boy who fell from the stars
Please please please try "Three Dark Crowns " by Kendare Blake it is AWESOME
I noticed that the shirt you're wearing, I actually have it 😹😹💖
@haileyinbookland I would like to know how you get so many books? just randomly purchasing online? or is it somewhere you get free?
I love your videos!
How many years have you been doing booktube?
i am rereading fangirl....always a fan of fangirl😄
l wish some of those books are easy to find in my country.... i just cant .. or some of them are not translated yet and i was so into them
GIRL ALMIGHTYYYYYYYYYY
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does anyone know where hailey got her alice in wonderland scarf from?
Which one is the book with the blue pages?
Is there any booktubers who actually read all the books and not use audio books?!
I have a deep hatred for Looking For Alaska. I thought it had horrific messages and just strongly disliked it, for some reason.
SAME!!
Katie'sBookCorner AGREE
SAME
Its my fav book ahaha
First comment!! Love your videos so much💞💞
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Has anyone read The midnight star?
I've just finished the young elites series and I need to Fangirl with someone
the young elites is probably my favorite trilogy at this points
+Luna Nee point* whooops!
I agree with you. The story is so absolutely gorgeous and sad and powerful. I love it 😍
The only books I've ever reread are the twilight saga lmfao * shame * 🔔
Rachel Milligan haha if you liked them and had a great time it isn't that big of a shame. and I think I can say aaaa lot of people were really obsessed with twilight and some still are. I can say that I was a crazy twilight fangirl back in the days (well actually the movie ones yupp thats the shame xD)