+abookutopia just do it! you'd look great! it'd also be really refreshing for you to change up the length again, and it would be so much easier to look after! but overall you'd look fantastic, and if you don't like it it can just grow back 💕
I absolutely love these videos! Can't wait for the official bookshelf tour! And the Harry Potter review - it's so smart that you're making your Harry Potter reading experience as long as possible so you can prolong the glee it gives you. Why didn't I do that?
Love your videos Sasha you are amazing!!! Can't wait to receive Passenger and read it and love it😍😍😍 This wouldn't be a Sasha Alsberg video without Outlander!😂😍
Great vid, and your hair and makeup is fabulous today! I'll be picking up The Bronze Horseman as it seems like a book I'd enjoy. Could I recommend a few books you might like as they are historical fiction? I read them back in high school and I thought they were great. Daughter of the Forest by Juliet Marillier And Wildwood Dancing by Juliet Marillier Daughter of the Forest is part of the Sevenwaters Series, so there's more books if you enjoy it! Highly recommended!
The Gemma Doyle trilogy by Libba Bray is really good. It's a fantasy series that takes place at this finishing school where a group of girls discover this dream world of sorts. The first book is called A Great and Terrible Beauty.
I've either read these or really really want to read all these!!!! love this video!! All the Light We Cannot See is an amazing historical novel about WW2 - it's such a good book!
the only book i think of is 'to kill a mocking bird' and my class just finished reading 'a doll's house' by henrik isben but passanger sounds real good, i may read it :)
I haven't been too excited to pick this up but you really sold it... I might... just.. buy it.. It does still sound a LOT like The Mortal Instruments series in like, the main character's mom is abducted, they have to learn about this whole new world and new skills, etc.. But the time travel part sounds super good.
I really want to read wolf by wolf as my bookish resolutions this year is to read more war related books as it's a genre I would normally pass on even if the storyline sounds good
You really should read The Axeman's Jazz by Ray Celestin: historical fiction is also my favorite genre and I ADORED this book. It's a mystery/crime type of book that takes place in New Orleans in the 1920's. It follows the crimes of a mysterious killer (who really existed) and the interesting part of the book is that you follow the investigations of multiple characters, but you keep wondering, until the very end, who is going to catch the killer and most importantly, who solved the mystery! I can't wait for the second book to come out!
Aaahhh I want to read 'Wolf by Wolf' so so badly! Nummer one on my tbr list! :) My favourite historical book of all time is 'Pirates!' by Celia Rees. I think you'll love it, Sasha! It's about two female pirates and it's full of history, adventure, beautiful characters, a dark, handsome and mysterious villain, feminism and a sisterhood. It's. Just. Perfect.
Sasha, you should read The Kite Runner and A Thousand Splendid Suns! Both are about the wars in Afghanistan. I think they are pretty cool reads if you are looking for something with a "historical vibe" to it. :D
My favourite historical fiction is " The house of special purpose" I really really love it, it takes place mostly in Russia during the revolution and in London from world war I to world war II and few years later. It's mostly romantic, and i really enjoyed it (I don't usually like romantic novels)
I haven't read it yet but I do know that "The Madman's Daughter" is a retelling of "The Island of Dr. Moreau". The 3rd book, "A Cold Legacy", is a retelling of "Frankenstein".
Born Wicked by Jessica Spotswood, my Gosh! Is such a good story about three sisters who are witches and live in 1800, it's amazing, my favourite book trilogy ever
+Bosco Diana Yeah I loooved the first two books! Thought the last one was a bit predictable and less breathtaking but that happens a lot with last books in a series It's not very historically accurate though bc the story focuses on witches!
+Marianne L I totally agree with you. I read the last book long time after the first two ones and I was too falled in love with the story to think it was "simple"
I'm from Spain, but I LOVE ALEXANDRA BRACKEN 😍 I read The Darkness Minds in December. I really want to read Passenger, but I don't know if it's in Spanish yet. Kissesssssss! I love your channel (however, I don't understand some things). BUT I LOVE U! 💕
3. Walk on Earth A Stranger - Gold Rush Era; America 2. Prisoner of Night and Fog by Anne Blankmen - World War 2; Germany 1. Cat Royal Series by Julia Golding - late 1700s early 1800s; England, France, America, Jamaica
The Phantom of the opera (takes place in late 1800s), between shades of grey (ww2), and strawberry hill (1970s..not exactly historical but still an amazing book)
You should read "Max" by Sarah Cohen-Scali (it's a french book, but it has been translated in english!!), it's a book set during WW2 following the perfect nazi child and it's eye-opening, beautiful, and heart-wrenching!! You would love it!
Top three favorite historical fiction are.....1. The Book Thief 2. Legacy of Kings3. The Boy in the Striped PajamasI honestly don't read as enough historical fiction as I should, so I really put shame on myself for that. Shame, Mariyah. SHAAAME!! So, that being said, this video was a savior for me.I seriously NEED to read Outlander already!!!!*gets on library site and checks it out right away*
Probably The Crusades Trilogy by Jan Guillou, the Outlander series (of cause) and Chateau of secrets, which I haven't actually read, but I know it'll be amazing!
I would definitely recommend anything by Jennifer Donnelly, she is my altime favorite historical fiction writer. I recommend Revolution (by her) which is a fictional book about the French Revolution, A Northern Light (by her) which takes place in 1906 and it discusses a murder that happened during that time. And last but not least! These Shallow Graves (again by Jennifer), this is her most recent book and it is amazing! Definitely a must read if you like books like the Madman's Daughter. Hope you like them! and Happy Reading :)www.goodreads.com/book/show/28149981-revolution www.goodreads.com/book/show/64481.A_Northern_Light?from_search=true&search_version=service www.goodreads.com/book/show/24187925-these-shallow-graves
I recommend Between Shades of Gray by Ruta Sepetys, which I have read. It takes place during World War II about a Lithuanian girl and her struggles of World War II. Also All the Light We Cannot See by Anthony Doerr. I haven't read it yet, but it sounds AMAZING! It also takes place during World War II, but in France and Germany.
I love historical novels! A Mad, Wicked Folly by Sharon Biggs Waller Prisoners in the Palace by Michaela MacColl A School for Unusual Girls by Kathleen Baldwin Literally these are my favorite books!
His majesty's dragon by Naomi Novik is my favourite book ever... Historical fantasy :) It takes place during the Napoleonic wars, only the war is also in the air in the form of dragons... It's epic.
I just read the entire Lux series in three days and I just wanna say THANK YOUU! I loved it sooo much (daemon is bae😍😍) and it's made it onto my favorites list! Gahhh I'm getting the feels just thinking about the book!!!
The All Souls Trilogy by Deborah Harkness is my favourite trilogy EVER. It's historical in that the second book is set somewhere in history (I don't want to spoil it). I definitely recommend it. It's got a mysterious, paranormal plot as well as romance as well :).
About WWII my favourite books are *Between Shades of Gray* and *The book thief* The first one is about a youg lithuanian girl who gets deported with her family by the russians and it is truly amazing and so touching! The Book Thief is about a young girl who gets adopted by a german family during the war, and the narrator is Death itself which creates a unique story! (there are both YA) About the post WWII period I loved *The guernsey literary and potato peel pie society*! Quite an odd title right? But it's a really funny and touching book about Guernesey as a young author search for inspiration for her next book. It's also an epistolary novel. I also love *To kill a mockingbird* which takes place in the 60s I think. And lastly I would recommand you all of Jane Austen's novels which take place in the early 1800s and are fantastic (especially *Pride and Prejudice*). From the same period I also love *North and South* by Elizabeth Gaskell which is a fantastic love story with a very interesting historical background Actually I have one more recommandation ahaha which is *The Century* a trilogy by Ken Follett. The first book is about WW1, the second about the 30s I think (haven't read it yet) and the last one about the 60s ! The books focus on american, british, russian, french and german characters : it makes the book super interesting! I think I'll read Passenger and Wolf by Wolf thanks to your recommandations 😊
First of all I love your videos, you're so full of energy! my fave history novels are Outlander😍, The pilars of the Earth and World without end (They also have a mini series each, although i would recommend reading the books first the are amazing!!) 😙 @abookutopia
My favorite book in the entire world is The Book Thief so if you haven't read that yet definitely read it asap! You will be left a puddle of tears and happiness and sadness and feeling every possible emotion. Also, I loved The Boy In The Striped Pajamas, Code Name Verity, Rose Under Fire, The Great Gatsby, Bright Young Things, and Someone Named Eva!
A few videos ago you mentioned Bernies Books.. and now I'm starting a book drive for my Bat-Mitzvah project for them! Thanks for mentioning the organization!
I'm not sure whether you have read this book, but i've just read this AMAZING book my best friend let me borrow, and it's called Don't Even Think About It by Sarah Mlynowski, and it's about these teenagers who after getting their flu shots, gain the ability to read people's minds. It's such an amazing book. Didn't even expect some of the plot twists that happened in the book, Sarah is a good author.
Hey Sasha! I just red to Goodreads that you are filming a video about Girl Online by Zoe Sugg please publish the book review ASAP we are so excited about it!!.
Sasha! I have to recommend a book for this - "The Ancient Future" series by Traci Harding. History across MULTIPLE times, fantasy and romance, and the most addictive storyline that is so darn satisfying I cannot fault it.
Read the Red Necklace by Sally Gardner! It's set in the French Revolution but also lots of gypsy magic and tales with an awesome love story! So beautiful!
Dear Sasha, you should read "Cloud Atlas" by David Mitchell , though it's not entirely a historical novel, couse it's fiction and also a story within a story. But when you're reading this book you're travelling through different eras; every story is narrated by someone else with different way. Hope you will read it and enjoy it. I love watching your videos, and you're really beautiful and charismatic. Greetings from Poland!
Oh my gosh I want to read passenger 😱😍 At the beginning of the video I thought you cut your hair off 🙈 it would look really great btw 😊 and omg this video is fantastic! I love history books (like books who are taking place in history)! And I love corsets too, they're so cool but so uncomfortable... 😂😘
I feel so good to follow your recommendations .Thanks to you I read Outlander(❤️perfect)and The Madman's daughter that was so good and I borrow that book to my friend and we did a lot of fangirl moment for Team Edward and Team Montgomery and aaaaaa and the second book is so amazing too!!!But remember Sasha, that the first book is based of The Island is Doctor Moreu, the third one is from Frankenstine.Love you 😘
haha you already mentioned my top 3 favorite historical novels :D Outlander, the infernal devices and the bronze horseman :) But I also love the book thief by markus zusak.. you really should read it!! :)
Revolution by Jennifer Donnelly is a book about a girl named Andi who goes to Paris, unwillingly, with her father and finds a diary from a girl who lived centuries before her and ends up in that time period. (I made this summary very brief but A LOT more stuff happens) it's a historical contemporary time traveling romance novel!
Have you read the novel, 'Between Shades of Gray?' It's a World War II book, but it takes place near the Soviet Union and in labor camps that the Soviets had made for Lithuanians, Latvians, Finns, etc. The main character, her brother and her mother get taken to one of these camps and have to survive. There is a small love story in there too. It's phenomenal! If you haven't read it, I highly recommend it!
I've only ever read result one historical novel... which would be Illusions of Fate by Kiersten White. I absolutely love it. I really want to read The Book Thief though.
First of all I love your videos, you're so full of energy! my fave history novels are Outlander😍, The pilars of the Earth and World without end (They also have a mini series each, although i would recommend reading the books first the are amazing!!) 😙
I have to wait a while after I read this history textbook I'm supposed to be reading to read any historical novels. After that, however, I will probably be reading a lot, like Outlander and Passenger.
You looked so beautiful in this video!! And I think you would look great with a hair cut.😊 also, thanks for all of the amazing recommendations! I may have to go pick up Outlander now!!
I recommend Hourglass by Myra McEntire! It has time travel just like passenger! It takes place mainly during present time, but the two main characters also go back in time and forward in time and it's really really good!
WHEN THE VIDEO STARTED I THOUGHT YOU HAD CUT YOUR HAIR AND IT LOOKED SO NICE😍
I've been debating cutting it!
abookutopia I think it would look really nice!
+abookutopia no don't do it Sasha, I'm sure you'd look great in short hair but I REALLY like your long hair
+abookutopia I thought the same and I agree, you definitely should cut it 😍
+abookutopia just do it! you'd look great! it'd also be really refreshing for you to change up the length again, and it would be so much easier to look after! but overall you'd look fantastic, and if you don't like it it can just grow back 💕
your turtleneck is so cute!
Ikr
I'm so excited for Lady Midnight too!!!
I am still screaming about the fact that you were in Shadowhunters: Beyond the shadows! like uggghhhhh im so jealous but proud!
Awwww thank you!!!!!
I absolutely love these videos! Can't wait for the official bookshelf tour! And the Harry Potter review - it's so smart that you're making your Harry Potter reading experience as long as possible so you can prolong the glee it gives you. Why didn't I do that?
Need to get that book
Sasha's hair back in this makes me think that she looks awesome with short hair
Your hair looks sooo beautiful!~
it does
its cut
I love how your hair is parted in this video! I enjoyed Passenger and I can't wait for the next book! :)
Turtlenecks suite you sooooo well and the hair made it even better😍😍😄
More non-fiction book reviews please!
Now I wanna read Passenger! Lol The description of the book makes me think of Ruby Red series
+rarebliss That is exactly what I thought, I need to read this XD
I thought the same :D
I thought the same :D
Me too! 😄
+rarebliss I was also thinking about it! :D Sasha should definitely read the Ruby Red series! :)
Outlander Is nominated for a Golden Globe tonight! Im so excited to watch it!
Between Shades of Grey by Ruta Sepetys, The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald, and And The Mountain Echoed by Khaled Hosseini
+Liz Homick yaas Between Shades of Grey is such an amazing book! It was beautifully written and I learned a lot. Love it so so much
I loved between shades of gray as well!! It was amazingggg
+Liz Homick i love Between shades of grey i definitely recommend it, it's a beautiful story with romance and you learn a lot. love it
Love your videos Sasha you are amazing!!! Can't wait to receive Passenger and read it and love it😍😍😍 This wouldn't be a Sasha Alsberg video without Outlander!😂😍
I was waiting for Clockwork Angel! :D
And YAASSS, I'm so excited for Lady Midnight!
Great vid, and your hair and makeup is fabulous today! I'll be picking up The Bronze Horseman as it seems like a book I'd enjoy.
Could I recommend a few books you might like as they are historical fiction? I read them back in high school and I thought they were great.
Daughter of the Forest by Juliet Marillier
And
Wildwood Dancing by Juliet Marillier
Daughter of the Forest is part of the Sevenwaters Series, so there's more books if you enjoy it! Highly recommended!
Please read Between Shades of Grey of you haven't already, it's really good. Currently reading The Book Thief and loving it.
The Gemma Doyle trilogy by Libba Bray is really good. It's a fantasy series that takes place at this finishing school where a group of girls discover this dream world of sorts. The first book is called A Great and Terrible Beauty.
The Book Thief is my favorite historical novel! Please read it! 💖 I can't wait to read these books!
I've either read these or really really want to read all these!!!! love this video!! All the Light We Cannot See is an amazing historical novel about WW2 - it's such a good book!
You actually look really good in this video plus that t-shirt suits you amazingly!
Just putting that out there, for no particular reason :')
the only book i think of is 'to kill a mocking bird' and my class just finished reading 'a doll's house' by henrik isben but passanger sounds real good, i may read it :)
I haven't been too excited to pick this up but you really sold it... I might... just.. buy it.. It does still sound a LOT like The Mortal Instruments series in like, the main character's mom is abducted, they have to learn about this whole new world and new skills, etc.. But the time travel part sounds super good.
Yay! Trust me it's not like TMI, it's very different once you get more into it! :)
I really want to read wolf by wolf as my bookish resolutions this year is to read more war related books as it's a genre I would normally pass on even if the storyline sounds good
I NEED TO KNOW WHERE UR SHIRT IS FROM. also ur hair looks so good parted like that ^_^
I ordered Passenger but it hasn't gotten here yet. The Ruby Red series is also a great time travel series
You look stunninggggggg
You really should read The Axeman's Jazz by Ray Celestin: historical fiction is also my favorite genre and I ADORED this book. It's a mystery/crime type of book that takes place in New Orleans in the 1920's. It follows the crimes of a mysterious killer (who really existed) and the interesting part of the book is that you follow the investigations of multiple characters, but you keep wondering, until the very end, who is going to catch the killer and most importantly, who solved the mystery!
I can't wait for the second book to come out!
Aaahhh I want to read 'Wolf by Wolf' so so badly! Nummer one on my tbr list! :)
My favourite historical book of all time is 'Pirates!' by Celia Rees. I think you'll love it, Sasha! It's about two female pirates and it's full of history, adventure, beautiful characters, a dark, handsome and mysterious villain, feminism and a sisterhood. It's. Just. Perfect.
All the Light We Cannot See by Anthony Doer. So GODD!
"I don't know what just happened but I kinda liked it" haha I love you Sasha!
Thanks to you i just ran to Barns and Noble to get "The Passenger". I'm very excited💜
+Jordan Curtis I want it so badly!!!
OUTLANDER!!!! And VOYAGER!!! The first and third books of this series are absolutely incredible. Please read Voyager Sasha!!! You will love it!
I love your shirt 😍
Time Travel is too sweet. If I could go anywhere, I'd go to the future where space travel is simple. I'd love to go to space!
What about you?
Ooooohhhh love the idea of space travel!
Lol passenger sounds like ruby red (mother in the past (Lucy), handsome guy, time traveling, suddenly she can travel,..)
Sasha, you should read The Kite Runner and A Thousand Splendid Suns! Both are about the wars in Afghanistan. I think they are pretty cool reads if you are looking for something with a "historical vibe" to it. :D
Hahaha "I'm actually from the prehistoric age guys....gurgle gurgle gurgle" -Sasha 2k16
My favourite historical fiction is " The house of special purpose" I really really love it, it takes place mostly in Russia during the revolution and in London from world war I to world war II and few years later. It's mostly romantic, and i really enjoyed it (I don't usually like romantic novels)
CONGRATULATIONS SASHA FOR WINNING THE BOOK NERD OF THE YEAR!! Great video too!
I haven't read it yet but I do know that "The Madman's Daughter" is a retelling of "The Island of Dr. Moreau". The 3rd book, "A Cold Legacy", is a retelling of "Frankenstein".
One Thousand White Woman by Jim Fergus, Poldark series by Winston Graham, and Island of the Blue Dolphins by Scott O'Dell
Born Wicked by Jessica Spotswood, my Gosh! Is such a good story about three sisters who are witches and live in 1800, it's amazing, my favourite book trilogy ever
+Bosco Diana Yeah I loooved the first two books! Thought the last one was a bit predictable and less breathtaking but that happens a lot with last books in a series
It's not very historically accurate though bc the story focuses on witches!
+Marianne L
I totally agree with you. I read the last book long time after the first two ones and I was too falled in love with the story to think it was "simple"
OMG Passenger sound EXACTLY like The Mortal Instruments
I'm from Spain, but I LOVE ALEXANDRA BRACKEN 😍 I read The Darkness Minds in December. I really want to read Passenger, but I don't know if it's in Spanish yet.
Kissesssssss! I love your channel (however, I don't understand some things).
BUT I LOVE U! 💕
Wolf by Wolf
Clockwork Series
and I don't have a third I don't read much historical fiction
Any book by Belinda Murrell is amazing, but my personal favourite is The Ruby Talisman. Jackie French also has amazing books
3. Walk on Earth A Stranger - Gold Rush Era; America
2. Prisoner of Night and Fog by Anne Blankmen - World War 2; Germany
1. Cat Royal Series by Julia Golding - late 1700s early 1800s; England, France, America, Jamaica
1020-1030's "The Physician" by Noah Gordon. There is a movie but didn't like it, a lot different than the book...the book was amazing.
The Phantom of the opera (takes place in late 1800s), between shades of grey (ww2), and strawberry hill (1970s..not exactly historical but still an amazing book)
Your shirt is so pretty! Where is it from? (Btw, of course Outlander :p classic! Ahhah)
Obviously a fantastic historical book is The Book Thief and also All The Light We Cannot See😍😍😍
You should read "Max" by Sarah Cohen-Scali (it's a french book, but it has been translated in english!!), it's a book set during WW2 following the perfect nazi child and it's eye-opening, beautiful, and heart-wrenching!! You would love it!
Top three favorite historical fiction are.....1. The Book Thief 2. Legacy of Kings3. The Boy in the Striped PajamasI honestly don't read as enough historical fiction as I should, so I really put shame on myself for that. Shame, Mariyah. SHAAAME!! So, that being said, this video was a savior for me.I seriously NEED to read Outlander already!!!!*gets on library site and checks it out right away*
If you like the history stuff...listen to Hamilton. Then we can be Hamilton trash together! Please...
The Century Trilogy by Ken Follett is amazing. It is about 5 families through the 20th Century.
Probably The Crusades Trilogy by Jan Guillou, the Outlander series (of cause) and Chateau of secrets, which I haven't actually read, but I know it'll be amazing!
'The Eagle' by Rosemary Sutcliff is an amazing historical book.
I loved reading it.
I would definitely recommend anything by Jennifer Donnelly, she is my altime favorite historical fiction writer. I recommend Revolution (by her) which is a fictional book about the French Revolution, A Northern Light (by her) which takes place in 1906 and it discusses a murder that happened during that time. And last but not least! These Shallow Graves (again by Jennifer), this is her most recent book and it is amazing! Definitely a must read if you like books like the Madman's Daughter. Hope you like them! and Happy Reading :)www.goodreads.com/book/show/28149981-revolution www.goodreads.com/book/show/64481.A_Northern_Light?from_search=true&search_version=service www.goodreads.com/book/show/24187925-these-shallow-graves
I recommend Between Shades of Gray by Ruta Sepetys, which I have read. It takes place during World War II about a Lithuanian girl and her struggles of World War II. Also All the Light We Cannot See by Anthony Doerr. I haven't read it yet, but it sounds AMAZING! It also takes place during World War II, but in France and Germany.
I love historical novels!
A Mad, Wicked Folly by Sharon Biggs Waller
Prisoners in the Palace by Michaela MacColl
A School for Unusual Girls by Kathleen Baldwin
Literally these are my favorite books!
His majesty's dragon by Naomi Novik is my favourite book ever... Historical fantasy :) It takes place during the Napoleonic wars, only the war is also in the air in the form of dragons... It's epic.
Also I would HIGHLY recommend "Rose Under Fire" for a book about war's effects and hardships for someone captured in a work camp
All these books sound so interesting! And Yes! Love The Infernal Devices!
You need to check out Da Vinci's Tiger by L.M. Elliot. It is fantastic and beautiful and totally inspiring.
I just read the entire Lux series in three days and I just wanna say THANK YOUU! I loved it sooo much (daemon is bae😍😍) and it's made it onto my favorites list! Gahhh I'm getting the feels just thinking about the book!!!
The All Souls Trilogy by Deborah Harkness is my favourite trilogy EVER. It's historical in that the second book is set somewhere in history (I don't want to spoil it). I definitely recommend it. It's got a mysterious, paranormal plot as well as romance as well :).
"Revolution" by Jennifer Connelly. It's about the french revolution, and it's a really sad book, but amazing :(
About WWII my favourite books are *Between Shades of Gray* and *The book thief*
The first one is about a youg lithuanian girl who gets deported with her family by the russians and it is truly amazing and so touching!
The Book Thief is about a young girl who gets adopted by a german family during the war, and the narrator is Death itself which creates a unique story! (there are both YA)
About the post WWII period I loved *The guernsey literary and potato peel pie society*! Quite an odd title right? But it's a really funny and touching book about Guernesey as a young author search for inspiration for her next book. It's also an epistolary novel.
I also love *To kill a mockingbird* which takes place in the 60s I think. And lastly I would recommand you all of Jane Austen's novels which take place in the early 1800s and are fantastic (especially *Pride and Prejudice*). From the same period I also love *North and South* by Elizabeth Gaskell which is a fantastic love story with a very interesting historical background
Actually I have one more recommandation ahaha which is *The Century* a trilogy by Ken Follett. The first book is about WW1, the second about the 30s I think (haven't read it yet) and the last one about the 60s ! The books focus on american, british, russian, french and german characters : it makes the book super interesting!
I think I'll read Passenger and Wolf by Wolf thanks to your recommandations 😊
First of all I love your videos, you're so full of energy! my fave history novels are Outlander😍, The pilars of the Earth and World without end (They also have a mini series each, although i would recommend reading the books first the are amazing!!) 😙 @abookutopia
My favorite book in the entire world is The Book Thief so if you haven't read that yet definitely read it asap! You will be left a puddle of tears and happiness and sadness and feeling every possible emotion. Also, I loved The Boy In The Striped Pajamas, Code Name Verity, Rose Under Fire, The Great Gatsby, Bright Young Things, and Someone Named Eva!
A few videos ago you mentioned Bernies Books.. and now I'm starting a book drive for my Bat-Mitzvah project for them! Thanks for mentioning the organization!
Other favorites from me for historical fiction: The boy is the striped pyjamas. The bookthief, (For Dutch people: post uit de oorlog and ze was 16.)
You should totally read the Rangers apprentice series by John Flanagan. It's historical fiction and really quite good.
I'm not sure whether you have read this book, but i've just read this AMAZING book my best friend let me borrow, and it's called
Don't Even Think About It by Sarah Mlynowski, and it's about these teenagers who after getting their flu shots, gain the ability to read people's minds. It's such an amazing book. Didn't even expect some of the plot twists that happened in the book, Sarah is a good author.
You could read the "His fair assassin" trilogy by Robin LaFevers. If you like historical fiction, fantasy and romance it's for you.
I highly recommend Midnight's Children by Salman Rushdie
Hey Sasha! I just red to Goodreads that you are filming a video about Girl Online by Zoe Sugg please publish the book review ASAP we are so excited about it!!.
I love these recommendation videos and I definitely have a lot of these books on my TBR pile, so I can't wait to get to them.
I just picked. this up from my library can't wait to start it I'm Also
reading illuminate and listening to Morgan Rhodes falling kingdoms on UA-cam
Sasha! I have to recommend a book for this - "The Ancient Future" series by Traci Harding. History across MULTIPLE times, fantasy and romance, and the most addictive storyline that is so darn satisfying I cannot fault it.
Read the Red Necklace by Sally Gardner! It's set in the French Revolution but also lots of gypsy magic and tales with an awesome love story! So beautiful!
Dear Sasha, you should read "Cloud Atlas" by David Mitchell , though it's not entirely a historical novel, couse it's fiction and also a story within a story. But when you're reading this book you're travelling through different eras; every story is narrated by someone else with different way. Hope you will read it and enjoy it.
I love watching your videos, and you're really beautiful and charismatic. Greetings from Poland!
Oh my gosh I want to read passenger 😱😍
At the beginning of the video I thought you cut your hair off 🙈 it would look really great btw 😊 and omg this video is fantastic! I love history books (like books who are taking place in history)! And I love corsets too, they're so cool but so uncomfortable... 😂😘
the diviners by libba bray a hefty but but very atmospheric and cool takes place in the 1920s and shamelessly gives you that Jazz Age glam
I feel so good to follow your recommendations .Thanks to you I read Outlander(❤️perfect)and The Madman's daughter that was so good and I borrow that book to my friend and we did a lot of fangirl moment for Team Edward and Team Montgomery and aaaaaa and the second book is so amazing too!!!But remember Sasha, that the first book is based of The Island is Doctor Moreu, the third one is from Frankenstine.Love you 😘
haha you already mentioned my top 3 favorite historical novels :D Outlander, the infernal devices and the bronze horseman :) But I also love the book thief by markus zusak.. you really should read it!! :)
Revolution by Jennifer Donnelly is a book about a girl named Andi who goes to Paris, unwillingly, with her father and finds a diary from a girl who lived centuries before her and ends up in that time period. (I made this summary very brief but A LOT more stuff happens) it's a historical contemporary time traveling romance novel!
Have you read the novel, 'Between Shades of Gray?' It's a World War II book, but it takes place near the Soviet Union and in labor camps that the Soviets had made for Lithuanians, Latvians, Finns, etc. The main character, her brother and her mother get taken to one of these camps and have to survive. There is a small love story in there too. It's phenomenal! If you haven't read it, I highly recommend it!
I've only ever read result one historical novel... which would be Illusions of Fate by Kiersten White. I absolutely love it. I really want to read The Book Thief though.
First of all I love your videos, you're so full of energy! my fave history novels are Outlander😍, The pilars of the Earth and World without end (They also have a mini series each, although i would recommend reading the books first the are amazing!!) 😙
How about "Map of Tme"? Or "the girl from everywhere "? LOVE THEM BOTH!
History buffs unite!!! Also, where'd you get the shirt it's so adorable and I need it desperately!!!
Chains by Laurie Halse Anderson. The third book of this trilogy is coming out this year and I'm so excited.
I have to wait a while after I read this history textbook I'm supposed to be reading to read any historical novels. After that, however, I will probably be reading a lot, like Outlander and Passenger.
You looked so beautiful in this video!! And I think you would look great with a hair cut.😊 also, thanks for all of the amazing recommendations! I may have to go pick up Outlander now!!
My top three favorite are: Book Thief, Phantom by Susan Kay (phantom of the opera) and Abe Lincoln vampire hunter :)
I recommend Hourglass by Myra McEntire! It has time travel just like passenger! It takes place mainly during present time, but the two main characters also go back in time and forward in time and it's really really good!
I've really only read two historical fiction novels: The Book Thief and Sarah's Key and I loved them both.