tbh I bought the hole because I thought the cover was pretty. I enjoyed it, but I’m happy it was short lol. Also, that grandpa needs to stop watering those plants!!!
🙀💖 I thought nobody knows about Remarkably Bright Creatures. I discovered it a month ago, still a TBR,but now for August . I have a feeling I am going to looove that book so I skipped that section but heard last remark.
I have Remarkably bright creatures in my queue and am so happy you reviewed it. I wasn’t exactly sure of the content but I feel that I will totally relate to it as I lost my son 11 years ago. Getting ready for an emotional ride. Thank you for your soft, comforting videos.
I’m happy the UA-cam algorithm put you on my recommended! I also love the way your shelves match you and your style, it is so aesthetically pleasing haha
Your videos are so calming, and the reg uploads have been awesome, I love that both you and Benji have a channel in the things y'all are interested in, and y'all still find ways to share similarities in your contents and lives in beautiful ways :)
personally I feel like Coraline's book is scarier bc certain characters from the movie aren't even in the book so this girl is literally alone in all the horror happening to and around her ( I recommend the graphic novel adaptation too bc that's simply the scariest version of the "other mother" I've seen so far.
You are sooo fascinating! And so shiny from inside. Thank you for a positive charge and your example how to be kind, calm, charming, happy. And for remanding that each of us can be happy as well.
Thanks for ur suggestions 😊 What moves the dead sounds like a page-tuner for sure, and you guys should also watch the animation of Coraline - an excellent interpretation of the book.
For Murderbot Diaries I made a deal with a friend to read her favorite book...I did like her book. She BINGED Murderbot Diaries and it made me so so so happy. I heard the series is going to be 10 books long [there are novellas so come on that is nothing] and the editions are so so perfekt by design and on the touch.
at the start of the pandemic i began reading coraline and my imagination is so extra that i couldn't finish it. thankyou for sharing ur latest reads =]
I really loved Remarkably Bright Creatures. 🧡 It's not the type of book I would usually read, but like you, I'm so glad I did. Think I will be adding What Moves the Dead to my tbr.
what a coincidence but i read most of ‘the hole’ on my flight to japan a few weeks ago!! it was an interesting read, it made me feel very existential haha! it also made me feel very weird and crazy…the brother-in-law..hmm..anyways i got it because i liked the cover and have never read a translated japanese book before, im definitely going to look into the authors other works!
@@chrislibraryright?! and the end SPOILER, where it was inferred that no one was living in that shed and that there were no children in the town?! i really liked those creepy aspects of the book
a 70 year old custodian and an octapus?? sir, this is right in my wheelhouse. i own the Hole but haven’t read it yet. short books about unhinged Japanese women is a on my core genres list though. Convenience Store Woman by Sayaka Murata Scattered All Over The Earth by Yoko Tawada also i liked the mushroom story.
Chris, would you consider book club (live) and have your viewers read your book selection and get to interact with you maybe Benji too, your both awesome ❤
Hi Chris! I bought one of your "challenging reads", HOUSE OF LEAVES. Definitely a trip reading it. If you want something more challenging, try "S" by JJ Abrams and Doug Dorst. It is multi-tasking at its best (or worst? haha). You read the book where the protagonist picks up a book, SHIP OF THESEUS, with notes made by the mysterious author scribbled on the book and you also review looseleaf inserts like maps, postcards etc. That one was brutal!
about Coraline- I read another book by Neil Gaiman (Stardust) and it had a very similar writing style to what you described in terms of character perspective. I am curious to read more of his books to figure out if its just his writing style in general or if its situational to the story.
I recomend you read “Bloodchild” by Octavia Butler, creepy. But it is a good read, and it is a short story. Will try your recommendations, except the one withthe house of Usher, i like to eat mushrooms.
I like your shirt, Chris! Im gonna be getting Remarkably Bright Creatures next payday. Im looking forward to the read. Love that you started this channel. Your reviews/commentary is so well said. I feel like I don't have to hunt down recommendations anymore, so thank you for your hard work :) Have a great day!
i'm happy that you loved murderbot, it's one of my favorite sci-fi series. i've read the rest (already excited for the next release) and i can attest that you're in for a really good time! and since you liked murderbot, i think you'll also enjoy the monk & robot duology and the wayfarers series, both by becky chambers. hope you check them out too! much love for you and benji 🫶
What are you referring to when you talk about the first book having a “mushroom motif” which reminded you of Mexican gothic? I’m Mexican and I feel like I’m missing something 😂
tbh I bought the hole because I thought the cover was pretty. I enjoyed it, but I’m happy it was short lol. Also, that grandpa needs to stop watering those plants!!!
Ohh stop spoiling me with regular uploads, I will get attached 😭
same!!
YOU ARENT ALREADY? 😭
I could listen to that voice all day
updated bookshelf tour please :))
Remarkably bright creatures is one of my favorite books ever!
it was soooo amazing!
Remarkably Bright Creatures is an excellent Summer read. Trust Chris. Thanks for the heads up on All System Red.
wake up!! new chris video just dropped!
I loved All Systems Red, will read the others in the Murderbot series as soon as possible
i’m right there with you!!
@@chrislibrary ... consuming media.
Love how you describe the novels without spoilers ❤😊
🙀💖 I thought nobody knows about Remarkably Bright Creatures. I discovered it a month ago, still a TBR,but now for August . I have a feeling I am going to looove that book so I skipped that section but heard last remark.
im intrigued with the octopus. need to read remarkably bright creatures
Octopus book sounds good tbh 😂
I have Remarkably bright creatures in my queue and am so happy you reviewed it. I wasn’t exactly sure of the content but I feel that I will totally relate to it as I lost my son 11 years ago. Getting ready for an emotional ride. Thank you for your soft, comforting videos.
The Percy Jackson books in the shelf make me so nostalgic! Will definitely have to revisit those as an adult ☺️
love your recently read videos!! they always motivate me to read and read new things! this one had so many recs i am so jotting these titles down..
I’m happy the UA-cam algorithm put you on my recommended! I also love the way your shelves match you and your style, it is so aesthetically pleasing haha
ahhhhh thank you, so happy to have you!!🫶
I love the regular uploads, so excited to watch this when I get home 🥰
Your videos are so calming, and the reg uploads have been awesome, I love that both you and Benji have a channel in the things y'all are interested in, and y'all still find ways to share similarities in your contents and lives in beautiful ways :)
personally I feel like Coraline's book is scarier bc certain characters from the movie aren't even in the book so this girl is literally alone in all the horror happening to and around her ( I recommend the graphic novel adaptation too bc that's simply the scariest version of the "other mother" I've seen so far.
me trying to read the books in the background lmao (percy jackson SPOTTED)
We love you Chris! Keep it up! 🙌
You are sooo fascinating! And so shiny from inside. Thank you for a positive charge and your example how to be kind, calm, charming, happy. And for remanding that each of us can be happy as well.
Thanks for ur suggestions 😊 What moves the dead sounds like a page-tuner for sure, and you guys should also watch the animation of Coraline - an excellent interpretation of the book.
For Murderbot Diaries I made a deal with a friend to read her favorite book...I did like her book. She BINGED Murderbot Diaries and it made me so so so happy. I heard the series is going to be 10 books long [there are novellas so come on that is nothing] and the editions are so so perfekt by design and on the touch.
at the start of the pandemic i began reading coraline and my imagination is so extra that i couldn't finish it. thankyou for sharing ur latest reads =]
Soft Chris. We love it. Keep bringing us the content king ❤
I really loved Remarkably Bright Creatures. 🧡 It's not the type of book I would usually read, but like you, I'm so glad I did. Think I will be adding What Moves the Dead to my tbr.
I read Remarkably Bright Creature, you are correct. It was so good.
Your videos are such a nice calm comfort after stressful days! :)
Why men with blue eyes always have that lovely smile help😩😭
love these reviews! we read a lot of lit fic so looking forward to getting into remarkably bright creatures
what a coincidence but i read most of ‘the hole’ on my flight to japan a few weeks ago!! it was an interesting read, it made me feel very existential haha! it also made me feel very weird and crazy…the brother-in-law..hmm..anyways i got it because i liked the cover and have never read a translated japanese book before, im definitely going to look into the authors other works!
the brother in law was so WILD
@@chrislibraryright?! and the end SPOILER, where it was inferred that no one was living in that shed and that there were no children in the town?! i really liked those creepy aspects of the book
P.s. I recommend Covenant of Water.
another thumbs up for Remarkably Bright Creatures! And I also love Coraline 🪡🧵
a 70 year old custodian and an octapus??
sir, this is right in my wheelhouse.
i own the Hole but haven’t read it yet.
short books about unhinged Japanese women is a on my core genres list though.
Convenience Store Woman by Sayaka Murata
Scattered All Over The Earth by Yoko Tawada
also i liked the mushroom story.
Your videos are just so comforting to watch. Thank you.
nice selection i’ve seen that book what moves the dead but i was like idk lol but glad you covered i’m more interested in it now
Chris, would you consider book club (live) and have your viewers read your book selection and get to interact with you maybe Benji too, your both awesome ❤
Keep it up Chris 🫶🏻
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ouu i'm a bit late to this video but i haven't read any of these books yet,, but remarkably bright creatures seem so interesting!! thanks chris :D
Not read any of these. Remarkably Bright Creatures is on my TBR and I've added The Hole after this video - intrigued!
Adorable Chris
another chris upload keep em coming!!
Hi Chris! I bought one of your "challenging reads", HOUSE OF LEAVES. Definitely a trip reading it. If you want something more challenging, try "S" by JJ Abrams and Doug Dorst. It is multi-tasking at its best (or worst? haha). You read the book where the protagonist picks up a book, SHIP OF THESEUS, with notes made by the mysterious author scribbled on the book and you also review looseleaf inserts like maps, postcards etc. That one was brutal!
ahhh what’d you think of house of leaves?!
about Coraline- I read another book by Neil Gaiman (Stardust) and it had a very similar writing style to what you described in terms of character perspective. I am curious to read more of his books to figure out if its just his writing style in general or if its situational to the story.
Delightful with humour enjoyable
definately reading the first book suggestion!
I recomend you read “Bloodchild” by Octavia Butler, creepy. But it is a good read, and it is a short story. Will try your recommendations, except the one withthe house of Usher, i like to eat mushrooms.
FIRST!!!!! ily Chris 💜
Ohhh I absolutly love it here
Thoughts of doing your own podcast or recording audiobooks? I’d defo subscribe!!
You should read A Psalm for the Wild Built! Another robot book
i did!!! i talked about it in my cozy fantasy vid🫶
lately ive just been looking forward to your uploads (and ofc benji's) and house of dragons season 2 episdoes lol
ahhhh i appreciate it :’) benji and i are watching season 2 also!!
Absolutely adore Neil gaiman
Highly recommend you read Our Hideous Progeny by C E McGill
it's a octopussy
I like your shirt, Chris! Im gonna be getting Remarkably Bright Creatures next payday. Im looking forward to the read.
Love that you started this channel. Your reviews/commentary is so well said. I feel like I don't have to hunt down recommendations anymore, so thank you for your hard work :)
Have a great day!
i literally click my heels and jump for joy when i see a chris's library vid ･:*+.\(( °ω° ))/.:+
i'm happy that you loved murderbot, it's one of my favorite sci-fi series. i've read the rest (already excited for the next release) and i can attest that you're in for a really good time!
and since you liked murderbot, i think you'll also enjoy the monk & robot duology and the wayfarers series, both by becky chambers. hope you check them out too! much love for you and benji 🫶
can you do a video on lgbtq+ fiction?
Cancer 🔆 Taurus 🌙
Hey Chris I was curious what kind of camera you use for your videos? I’m trying to start my UA-cam journey and want to invest in a good quality camera
fujifilm xh2s!!
i like your vids
Luv ur vids uwu thank u
Chris im not fond with mushrooms either 😭
i like mushrooms as food but now……😅
Have you read The Doomsday Book of Fairy Tales?
What are you referring to when you talk about the first book having a “mushroom motif” which reminded you of Mexican gothic? I’m Mexican and I feel like I’m missing something 😂
the book Mexican Gothic has a lot of mushrooms and fungal elements tying into the horror/plot, and so does What Moves The Dead!
@@chrislibrary oooh got it, I wasn’t familiar with that book. I thought you were talking about a whole genre or something like that 😂
your too cute i cant focus 😢😅
(not me commenting in real time whoop) I didn't like The hole which was a shame bc it hits so many criteria for a perfect read for me :((((
Hi