@@martegausdal6448 I'm currently the harry potter series(I'm on the 5th one) & was eyeing the harry potter books in the left...but I definitely will want to start reading The Percy Jackson series.
I love this list! Especially happy to see Rebecca on the list as I'm writing on it for my MA in English Literature as I read it for my undergrad. The only thing (just as it's a major point of the novel and the themes) is that the 'protagonist' of Rebecca isn't called Rebecca. Rebecca is the dead wife and the protagonist is never named which is vital as the book is about how her identity if affected by the remains of Rebecca's presence in the house. Hopefully, that makes sense - I just didn't want you to get confused when reading it but I hope you enjoy it so much, personally I love it :)
Haha it's okay yeah a lot of summaries about Rebecca do that and it's a little disheartening when people don't like the book simply because summaries aren't clear about that so they get confused :')
they both die at the end ruined me for like 3 days. i knew it was going to hurt going in but it was not the punch in the stomach i thought it was- it was like falling down a stone staircase and hitting every single step in a new part of your body. you think by two thirds of the way down there's no way it can hurt anymore, but there's a new pain each time and you can't stop the momentum and avoid the hurt. it's a great book :)
I have been meaning to read A Darker Shade of Magic for months now, but it's still just sitting on my shelf, waiting for the right time. I bought the whole series because of how highly you talked about it so its totally at the top of my tar 2018 list!!!! Also, I absolutely love your videos and just the fact that people make youtube videos about books!! None of my friends are readers so I never get to hear what other people think about some of my favorite ones, so thank you!
Hey Hannah just wanted to say thank you for posting videos and awesome content and being just a wonderful person and youtuber. Recently, times have been tough for me and watching your videos makes me so happy and motivates me, so thank you💚💚💚
oh my soul!! i just watched jane the virgin not to long ago i cant wait to get my hands on this book! i just recently found book tube and cant stop adding books to my tbr pile !
I really want to read The Book Thief, Turtles all the way down , Eliza and her monsters and The hate you give . Lovely video.Hope you have a wonderful time reading all the books :)
I would love to see a video at the end of the year in which you kinda look back at this list and talk about the books you've read and the ones you haven't (like to show how many and which ones you read and so on)
Thank you so much for your videos! Since I dont live in an English speaking country but do read English, it’s a bit difficult to keep in touch with all the books and new releases, so this makes me really happy and excited! Definitely subscribed!
As a spaniard it’s so exciting to see spanish authors reaching international readers! I really hope you enjoy The Angel’s Game and I would recommend you to read his other books as well, especially Marina and The Mist Trilogy
Your makeup is so soft and lovely 😍 I adore your videos because we have a lot of similar tastes~ I also definitely want to get to Language of Thorns this year, can’t believe I didn’t last year! And His Dark Materials trilogy and When the Moon was Ours are others that I agree I want to read this year
Also the audio books for His Dark Materials are really good! I gave them a listen last year and was shocked to find a full voice cast. It really brought the world alive for me.
Hey Hannah, thanks for suggesting all these books. Out of all these i have only read Rebecca and i absolutely loved it and i hope you too. I was a never a reader but since last year i have been reading quite a lot thanks to your videos!😊
oh my gosh your reason for wanting to read A Tale of Two Cities is exactly the same as my reason for reading it 😂 one of my favourite parts of TID is all the conversations between Tessa and Will about books 😋
Aaah I'm so excited to read An Ember in the Ashes now, because it's on my 2018 tbr and I don't know why I haven't picked it up yet! Great to hear that you loved it! I've read the first 2 books in the His Dark Materials and I really enjoyed them! Hopefully I'll read the 3rd one soon :) Good luck with your tbr!
The language of thorns is really good. I got it shortly after it came out and read each story. I would recommend getting to that one since it's such a quick read.
A Tale of Two Cities is the best Dickens, and I didn't like Great Expectations, either. I love it. Also, your outfit looks fantastic in this video, Hannah!
girl, about A Tale of Two Cities, you read my thoughts exacly! i had heard a lot about the book and had planed to read it eventually but since TID the book gained so much meaning despite not really knowing much about it
Thanks for your recommendations Hannah. I enjoy them and I really have come to value your opinion. There have been a few books that you have recommended that I have not connected with but reading is subjective and I really appreciate and look forward to your videos.
You're definitely going to cry reading the Princess Diarist! lol Not only because of who wrote it, but what Carrie talks about is also very emotional! I binged it in a day in December and I highly recommend reading it sooner than later!
A Torch Against the Night is also on my TBR! I really want to continue the series, especially since the third one is coming out this year too. Whichwood was also incredible! I loved it even more than Furthermore. And The Language of Thorns is wonderful! I 100% support you reading all of Anna-Marie McLemore’s novels! I adore each and every one of them, but The Weight Of Feathers is my absolute favorite 😍 So glad you’re enjoying it so far!
The His Dark Material series is pretty amazing. One of my all time favorite fantasy books and the concept of the Daemons and what they are and represent always intrigued me. I hope you enjoy the series.
The Princess Diarist is on my list too! I've listened to one of Carrie's other autobiographies, Wishful Drinking, on audiobook, and her narration is HILARIOUS! Highly recommend.
His Dark Materials is one of my top favourite series. The Golden Compass is actually my fifth favourite book out of my top 5 favourites and that's because a 9 year old me finally got a kickass female to read about. I would say this book definitely helped me at such a young age and I'm so grateful to the author for writing it. Please give it a read when you have the chance it is amazing.
You should try Neil Gaiman’s books if you like fantasy books. His writing is amazing and whimsical and things. He makes fantastic worlds, I think you’ll love him (if you haven’t read his books before).
I've tried to read a tale of two cities about 4 times and can never finish it, but I've tried because of the Infernal Devices as well. Maybe someday...
I've read it twice in the last year. The first part is very dull, but once you get to book two, the trial & meet Sydney Carton, the story gets so deep and amazing!
Yay!! I'm happy to see you have read An Ember In The Ashes and loved it! I love this serie so so much! They are in my top 10. I can't wait to read the 3rd book this year!!! 😀 you're the first youtuber I'm following who has read it.
A tale of two cities actually shattered me.its so good it’s about sacrifice and love and I loved it.keep in mind I read the revised child version as I was like 7 when I read it. It’s by far my favourite Charles Dickens. Hope you like it 💓💓💓❣️
I haven't read That Inevitable Victorian Thing yet but I love EK Johnston's other books that I've read. I've read A Thousand Nights and Spindle by her and I really enjoy her characters and writing style. Also I wish you luck with reading a Tale of Two Cities. It was one of the books I was supposed to read during high school but I'm not someone who enjoyed being forced to read and over analyze books for English classes. 15 year old me barely read any of it and I didn't enjoy what I did read of it but I hope that you can enjoy it.
I absolutely LOVE Zafon's book. Both his series and stand alone books. Currently I'm trying to get my hands on fourth book in the series but I'm also reading darker shade of magic and sarah j maas' books so I don't really have time because I also attend college. Struggle is real.
Feel you two!! I cannot say how incredibly excited I was when I saw somenone finally reading a Zafon book on Booktube!! I love his writing style and simply every word of his gives warmth to my heart and peace to my soul.
I'm reading a Torch Against the NIght right now, the first 100 pages have been a bit slow, in my opinion. But I really loved the first, An Ember in the Ashes.
Rebecca by Daphne Du Marier is one of those thriller gothic novels. It has a dark atmosphere and enigmatic characters! I'd recommend reading it around Halloween. Also, check out the 1940 film adaption--it accurately depicts the story and it's in black and white, so I personally thought it added to the whole sinister-vibe !
I read Rebecca last month and I loved it! I couldn't put it down so I hope you like it. And I've owned Tale of Two Cities for years but still haven't read it. It's just sitting there on my shelf, judging me...
I actually am required to read Persepolis for school so I was surprised to see you hold it up 😮 I’m excited to read it along with you and here your thoughts on it as well!!
Tales From The Shadowhunter Academy is amazing. I wasn't that excited for The Last Hours but after reading this that series was all that was on my mind. I literally can't wait for it to come out. Made me fall in love with James Herondale and Matthew Fairchild. Also great Simon and Jace stuff.
I finally got around to the Torch Against the Night this month and oh boy, it's good! I can't believe I have to wait until June now for the next book! So I suggest you read that book closer to the third book's release date. Also His Dark Materials is so good! Definitely get around to that =] this year I finally want to get around to the more fantasy/scifi classics/favourites like Leviathan Wakes, Ready Player One, The Gunslinger, Lies of Locke Lamora, Dracula, Frankenstein, Dragon Rides of Pern etc.
Hannah, reading a book referenced in another book is awesome! That is how I became a reader because Twilight mentioned Romeo and Juliet. Then I found Booktube and now my love for reading can't stop. So don't worry about it. Much love from Puerto Rico. God Bless + take care :)
One thing I notice is that books these days have such beautiful covers. I'd pick up 2/3 of the books mentioned in the video just because I loved the cover.
I'm reading 'All the Light We Cannot See' (Thanks to you!), Go Set a Watchman by Harper Lee, and Throne of Glass first! Not sure how I feel about ToG yet, but I've heard so many mixed reviews it's peaked my curiosity as I always feel the need to make my own judgements. Thanks for inspiring me to read, Hannah!
hey hannah even i bought the tale of two cities soon after finishing the infernal device... and it's in my 2018tbr...and i am also a big big biiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiig infernal device fan
I enjoyed The Weight of Feathers, but Wild Beauty is blowing me away :) I love magical realism, and I hope you enjoy them as much as I am! I also am hauling That Inevitable Victorian Thing this month and hope to get to it asap.
I’m in the same boat with you about Tale of Two Cities, I want to read it because of The Infernal Devices. I tried but had trouble with his writing style, I’m hoping to try again when my understanding for more complex language develops.
I plan on reading The Mortal Instruments series, The Infernal Devices Trilogy, and Jesus Behaving Badly by Mark L. Strauss. I will definitely look into most of the books in this video.
My top three books are Wild Beauty, The Iliad/the Odyssey, and Strange the Dreamer. I just finished Strange the Dreamer, so I’m off to a good start so far!
You got the plot of Rebecca kind of wrong, as a warning for anyone planning on reading it (Rebecca is the name of the dead wife- it's a big point of the novel that the "main character" isn't given a name). It's still a really good book, as is My Cousin Rachel, also by Daphne du Maurier. The film's great too!
U must must must read Persepolis!! It is amazing! And if u havent, also check out Maus by art spiegelman becuz thats another one of my fav graphic novels!
I just happened by your channel one day and found out we have the exact same taste is books! I would LOVE to have a bookshelf as impressive as yours one day. My top three books to read in 2018 are: The Diviners by Libba Bray, The Thousandth Floor by Katherine McGee, and Nevernight by Jay Kristoff.
Language of Thorns was so beautiful. I mean like...wow! I really loved the first one and the second one....I just liked all of them...my favorite was the sixth though.
I read a Tale of Two Cities twice last year. It's so deep but quite slow. I read it because of the Infernal Devices, and the parallels are AMAZING. I fell deeper in love with Will, which seemed impossible, but Dickens & Clare are just beautiful together. Two Cities is 3 books in 1, the first book is really, really slow & doesn't make that much sense. But the story starts tying together in the 2nd book and comes to a heartbreaking conclusion in the 3rd book. I think the hardest part of Dicken's book is that it's plot driven, but has a lot of heavy character sketches. Tedious reading, but gorgeous characters. And Victoria is such a great show! I'm so excited for Season 2!!!
Tales from Shadowhunters Academy is soooooo good bc it covers stories from mortal instruments but also post-infernal dervices while having its own plot
I love Jane the virgin! I cried about Michael! I never knew her book actually existed till one day I searched the name of the book just to see and there it was. I didn't believe it was real till you just showed it here. Amazing.
I've had 'The Bear and the Nightingale' gathering dust on my shelf for the past couple of months, definitely gonna get around to it soon :D (Also, 'Rebecca' is fantastic, one of Du Maurier's best!)
I'm definitely going to check out that Victorian book, especially since I'm such a huge fan of the children's series, Hetty Feather, which is about a foundling girl during that time.
I've never watched Jane the Virgin, but the concept of Snow Falling is so great, i love that they published it. I also want to read They Both Die at the End in 2018; I have yet to read any Adam Silvera and I really feel like I'm missing out
I was just eyeing the Percy Jackson and Heroes of Olympus books in the corner, PJO fans, where you at?
*raises hand*
@@martegausdal6448 I'm currently the harry potter series(I'm on the 5th one) & was eyeing the harry potter books in the left...but I definitely will want to start reading The Percy Jackson series.
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I have read the bear and the nightingale and I thought it was a 0.25 book so really bad and I just want to share my anger😠
I love Percy Jackson however I’m a Kane chronicles girl
You should do like a makeup routine/updated makeup book tag because your makeup gives. me. life.
@Michelle Lovinger Why are you advertising in a comment section for someone else's video? Why don't you comment this on one of your own videos.
When you said “they both die at the end” for a second I was like wtf spoiler
I love this list! Especially happy to see Rebecca on the list as I'm writing on it for my MA in English Literature as I read it for my undergrad. The only thing (just as it's a major point of the novel and the themes) is that the 'protagonist' of Rebecca isn't called Rebecca. Rebecca is the dead wife and the protagonist is never named which is vital as the book is about how her identity if affected by the remains of Rebecca's presence in the house. Hopefully, that makes sense - I just didn't want you to get confused when reading it but I hope you enjoy it so much, personally I love it :)
Thank you for clarifying that! I was actually kind of confused because the summary on the book makes it sound like her name is Rebecca lolll
Haha it's okay yeah a lot of summaries about Rebecca do that and it's a little disheartening when people don't like the book simply because summaries aren't clear about that so they get confused :')
Thank you for clarifying this! Rebecca is one of my all time favorite Gothics so when I heard the recap in this video I was like "noooo" 😂
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I love Jane the virgin!!! I’m so excited that they actually published the book in real life haha
Jennifer Saldana me tooooooo
What's more important. That 20 page essay i haven't started for tomorrow. Or Hannah's new video.
Be honest.
minha iqbal YOUR ESSAY IS MORE IMPORTANT (but thank you for being here I appreciate you 💕)
You just reminded me that I have an essay due tonight at 12:00 PM. Better get started on that.
Yay another video from Hannah! You're legit my favourite Booktuber, LOVE you! ❤
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they both die at the end ruined me for like 3 days. i knew it was going to hurt going in but it was not the punch in the stomach i thought it was- it was like falling down a stone staircase and hitting every single step in a new part of your body. you think by two thirds of the way down there's no way it can hurt anymore, but there's a new pain each time and you can't stop the momentum and avoid the hurt. it's a great book :)
Hey, which one are you taking about?
@@rohan2430 the name of the book is 'They Both Die at the End'
@@ari-ws1vb Thanks, I'm going to read it .
Ugh that book made my heart hurt. Even tho I already knew what would happen at the end from the book title, I still wasn’t prepared for what happened
Kat Hunt shut up you spoilers D:
Hannah, my TBR's just growing with each of your new videos. You are one of my favourite booktubers !!
I have been meaning to read A Darker Shade of Magic for months now, but it's still just sitting on my shelf, waiting for the right time. I bought the whole series because of how highly you talked about it so its totally at the top of my tar 2018 list!!!!
Also, I absolutely love your videos and just the fact that people make youtube videos about books!! None of my friends are readers so I never get to hear what other people think about some of my favorite ones, so thank you!
Hey Hannah just wanted to say thank you for posting videos and awesome content and being just a wonderful person and youtuber. Recently, times have been tough for me and watching your videos makes me so happy and motivates me, so thank you💚💚💚
I'm so sorry that you've been going through a rough time recently. Sending you so much love. You're not alone
read persepolis!! its a pretty quick read and its super good
oh my soul!! i just watched jane the virgin not to long ago i cant wait to get my hands on this book! i just recently found book tube and cant stop adding books to my tbr pile !
I really want to read The Book Thief, Turtles all the way down , Eliza and her monsters and The hate you give . Lovely video.Hope you have a wonderful time reading all the books :)
Persepolis is SOOO GOOD! It's a really beautiful story and beautiful characters and ahhh, I'm so happy that it is on your list!!! Ily
I read Persepolis for my World Lit class last semester, and I *loved* it. It’s a wonderful story with a great narrator, I hope you really enjoy it!
I would love to see a video at the end of the year in which you kinda look back at this list and talk about the books you've read and the ones you haven't (like to show how many and which ones you read and so on)
Thank you so much for your videos! Since I dont live in an English speaking country but do read English, it’s a bit difficult to keep in touch with all the books and new releases, so this makes me really happy and excited! Definitely subscribed!
As a spaniard it’s so exciting to see spanish authors reaching international readers! I really hope you enjoy The Angel’s Game and I would recommend you to read his other books as well, especially Marina and The Mist Trilogy
Your makeup is so soft and lovely 😍 I adore your videos because we have a lot of similar tastes~ I also definitely want to get to Language of Thorns this year, can’t believe I didn’t last year! And His Dark Materials trilogy and When the Moon was Ours are others that I agree I want to read this year
Also the audio books for His Dark Materials are really good! I gave them a listen last year and was shocked to find a full voice cast. It really brought the world alive for me.
You could describe any book and it would sound good wow😎
Also omg your makeup is incredibleee
Hey Hannah, thanks for suggesting all these books. Out of all these i have only read Rebecca and i absolutely loved it and i hope you too. I was a never a reader but since last year i have been reading quite a lot thanks to your videos!😊
oh my gosh your reason for wanting to read A Tale of Two Cities is exactly the same as my reason for reading it 😂 one of my favourite parts of TID is all the conversations between Tessa and Will about books 😋
Aaah I'm so excited to read An Ember in the Ashes now, because it's on my 2018 tbr and I don't know why I haven't picked it up yet! Great to hear that you loved it!
I've read the first 2 books in the His Dark Materials and I really enjoyed them! Hopefully I'll read the 3rd one soon :)
Good luck with your tbr!
Your friend's right, definitely read his dark materials first 😍 it's harry potter level of addiction!
Ahhhhh just what I want!
Are you an avid reader?
The language of thorns is really good. I got it shortly after it came out and read each story. I would recommend getting to that one since it's such a quick read.
Yesss A Torch Against the Night!! I also want to read They Both Die at the End, The Bear and the Nightingale, and Caraval this year!
The Bear and the Nightingale is one of my all time favourites! The writing is so gorgeous
A Tale of Two Cities is the best Dickens, and I didn't like Great Expectations, either. I love it. Also, your outfit looks fantastic in this video, Hannah!
girl, about A Tale of Two Cities, you read my thoughts exacly! i had heard a lot about the book and had planed to read it eventually but since TID the book gained so much meaning despite not really knowing much about it
Thanks for your recommendations Hannah. I enjoy them and I really have come to value your opinion. There have been a few books that you have recommended that I have not connected with but reading is subjective and I really appreciate and look forward to your videos.
Oh my gosh, I did not know they published "Snow Falling"!! That's so awesome!! Cannot wait to read it!
Vera xx
You're definitely going to cry reading the Princess Diarist! lol Not only because of who wrote it, but what Carrie talks about is also very emotional! I binged it in a day in December and I highly recommend reading it sooner than later!
A Torch Against the Night is also on my TBR! I really want to continue the series, especially since the third one is coming out this year too. Whichwood was also incredible! I loved it even more than Furthermore. And The Language of Thorns is wonderful!
I 100% support you reading all of Anna-Marie McLemore’s novels! I adore each and every one of them, but The Weight Of Feathers is my absolute favorite 😍 So glad you’re enjoying it so far!
The His Dark Material series is pretty amazing. One of my all time favorite fantasy books and the concept of the Daemons and what they are and represent always intrigued me. I hope you enjoy the series.
As soon as I saw "They Both Die At The End" I immediately liked this video! Currently reading but it's so good so far!
What is the story about?
The Princess Diarist is on my list too! I've listened to one of Carrie's other autobiographies, Wishful Drinking, on audiobook, and her narration is HILARIOUS! Highly recommend.
His Dark Materials is one of my top favourite series. The Golden Compass is actually my fifth favourite book out of my top 5 favourites and that's because a 9 year old me finally got a kickass female to read about. I would say this book definitely helped me at such a young age and I'm so grateful to the author for writing it. Please give it a read when you have the chance it is amazing.
''Rebecca '' and Tale of two cities'' are on my TBR pile and I really want to read them this year. I loved Victoria both book and TV show.
You should try Neil Gaiman’s books if you like fantasy books. His writing is amazing and whimsical and things. He makes fantastic worlds, I think you’ll love him (if you haven’t read his books before).
I really loved good omens but I had to read it in two bits becuase I wasn't in the mood suddenly half way through the book 😂😂
Tales from the Shadowhunter Academy is definitely on my 2018 TBR as well and I've actually already started it!
omg I have " Persepolis " & I screamed when I saw you holding it! lol
definitely going to give it a read this year
I've tried to read a tale of two cities about 4 times and can never finish it, but I've tried because of the Infernal Devices as well. Maybe someday...
I've read it twice in the last year. The first part is very dull, but once you get to book two, the trial & meet Sydney Carton, the story gets so deep and amazing!
I'm excited to hear your thoughts on Rebecca! I highly recommend The Dom's Lost in Adaptation on it and the movie.
Yay!! I'm happy to see you have read An Ember In The Ashes and loved it! I love this serie so so much! They are in my top 10. I can't wait to read the 3rd book this year!!! 😀 you're the first youtuber I'm following who has read it.
I love Victoria! One of my favorite shows. "Rebecca" is one of my very favorite novels and I love the movie as well.
A tale of two cities actually shattered me.its so good it’s about sacrifice and love and I loved it.keep in mind I read the revised child version as I was like 7 when I read it. It’s by far my favourite Charles Dickens. Hope you like it 💓💓💓❣️
A lot of the books mentioned are definitely on my TBR list for the year. I really hope you get a chance to read these books.
Now I can add more books to my „what I want to read in 2028 list“😂 Love this video 😍🙌🏽
ATon11 2028???
Haha yeah...too many books to read 😝
I haven't read That Inevitable Victorian Thing yet but I love EK Johnston's other books that I've read. I've read A Thousand Nights and Spindle by her and I really enjoy her characters and writing style. Also I wish you luck with reading a Tale of Two Cities. It was one of the books I was supposed to read during high school but I'm not someone who enjoyed being forced to read and over analyze books for English classes. 15 year old me barely read any of it and I didn't enjoy what I did read of it but I hope that you can enjoy it.
I absolutely LOVE Zafon's book. Both his series and stand alone books. Currently I'm trying to get my hands on fourth book in the series but I'm also reading darker shade of magic and sarah j maas' books so I don't really have time because I also attend college. Struggle is real.
I FEEL THAT STRUGGLE
Feel you two!! I cannot say how incredibly excited I was when I saw somenone finally reading a Zafon book on Booktube!! I love his writing style and simply every word of his gives warmth to my heart and peace to my soul.
I'm reading a Torch Against the NIght right now, the first 100 pages have been a bit slow, in my opinion. But I really loved the first, An Ember in the Ashes.
**runs into the room** W I L D B E A U T Y
I CAN'T WAIT TO READ IT
Rebecca by Daphne Du Marier is one of those thriller gothic novels. It has a dark atmosphere and enigmatic characters! I'd recommend reading it around Halloween. Also, check out the 1940 film adaption--it accurately depicts the story and it's in black and white, so I personally thought it added to the whole sinister-vibe !
I read Rebecca last month and I loved it! I couldn't put it down so I hope you like it. And I've owned Tale of Two Cities for years but still haven't read it. It's just sitting there on my shelf, judging me...
I actually am required to read Persepolis for school so I was surprised to see you hold it up 😮 I’m excited to read it along with you and here your thoughts on it as well!!
Tales From The Shadowhunter Academy is amazing. I wasn't that excited for The Last Hours but after reading this that series was all that was on my mind. I literally can't wait for it to come out. Made me fall in love with James Herondale and Matthew Fairchild. Also great Simon and Jace stuff.
I finally got around to the Torch Against the Night this month and oh boy, it's good! I can't believe I have to wait until June now for the next book! So I suggest you read that book closer to the third book's release date. Also His Dark Materials is so good! Definitely get around to that =] this year I finally want to get around to the more fantasy/scifi classics/favourites like Leviathan Wakes, Ready Player One, The Gunslinger, Lies of Locke Lamora, Dracula, Frankenstein, Dragon Rides of Pern etc.
Hannah, reading a book referenced in another book is awesome! That is how I became a reader because Twilight mentioned Romeo and Juliet. Then I found Booktube and now my love for reading can't stop. So don't worry about it. Much love from Puerto Rico. God Bless + take care :)
The book Rebecca is such an awesome read and the cover is to die for plus the old
Black and white movie is a must see!!
I'm so glad i'm not the only one who wants to read The Tale Between Two Cities because of Tessa and Will hahaha i love your videos Hannah!
I actually just started getting into His Dark Materials trilogy! Can’t say much since I just started The Golden Compass, but so far, it got me hooked!
Persepolis !!! I loved it so much when I read. A big eye opener.
Oohh The Language of Thorns is super good!!! You should definitely get to that one soon
One thing I notice is that books these days have such beautiful covers. I'd pick up 2/3 of the books mentioned in the video just because I loved the cover.
Persepolis is so amazing! You're gonna love it Hannah!
I'm reading 'All the Light We Cannot See' (Thanks to you!), Go Set a Watchman by Harper Lee, and Throne of Glass first! Not sure how I feel about ToG yet, but I've heard so many mixed reviews it's peaked my curiosity as I always feel the need to make my own judgements. Thanks for inspiring me to read, Hannah!
Ooh! His Dark Materials! Such a good series! You'll love it!
hey hannah even i bought the tale of two cities soon after finishing the infernal device... and it's in my 2018tbr...and i am also a big big biiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiig infernal device fan
Hmm I may have to add a few of these to my list to read. Thanks for the suggestions.
Yes! You're reading Persepolis!
I read it back in high school and I love it, hope you enjoy it too.
I enjoyed The Weight of Feathers, but Wild Beauty is blowing me away :) I love magical realism, and I hope you enjoy them as much as I am! I also am hauling That Inevitable Victorian Thing this month and hope to get to it asap.
I’m in the same boat with you about Tale of Two Cities, I want to read it because of The Infernal Devices. I tried but had trouble with his writing style, I’m hoping to try again when my understanding for more complex language develops.
I plan on reading The Mortal Instruments series, The Infernal Devices Trilogy, and Jesus Behaving Badly by Mark L. Strauss. I will definitely look into most of the books in this video.
All the books sound interesting. I'm gonna expand my horizons and try some of these out. Super excited😀😀
Jocelyn Silva I hope you find something you love!
My top three books are Wild Beauty, The Iliad/the Odyssey, and Strange the Dreamer. I just finished Strange the Dreamer, so I’m off to a good start so far!
Persepolis is very good! I read it senior year of highschool for English
You got the plot of Rebecca kind of wrong, as a warning for anyone planning on reading it (Rebecca is the name of the dead wife- it's a big point of the novel that the "main character" isn't given a name). It's still a really good book, as is My Cousin Rachel, also by Daphne du Maurier. The film's great too!
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The Rebecca cover is absolutely stunning I am in awe😍
I just listened to the Princess Diarist on audiobook and I definitely recommend it!
Omg !! I didn't know the book from Jane the Virgin was published. Thanks Hannah. Love the show as well . I love your videos.
U must must must read Persepolis!! It is amazing! And if u havent, also check out Maus by art spiegelman becuz thats another one of my fav graphic novels!
I had no idea they actually published Jane’s book . That’s so cute ! I ordered it the second you talked about it . Great video !
I just happened by your channel one day and found out we have the exact same taste is books! I would LOVE to have a bookshelf as impressive as yours one day. My top three books to read in 2018 are: The Diviners by Libba Bray, The Thousandth Floor by Katherine McGee, and Nevernight by Jay Kristoff.
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Language of Thorns was so beautiful. I mean like...wow! I really loved the first one and the second one....I just liked all of them...my favorite was the sixth though.
I read Whichwood! I think it was pretty good, I really enjoyed the prose.
I absolutely want to read the hate u give, The upside of unrequited, and Eliza and her monsters soon
three of my absolute favorites!! I hope you love them all!
I watched persepolis back when I was in middle schooland I enjoyed it soo much !! It takcles important issues with a comedic aspect !
I read a Tale of Two Cities twice last year. It's so deep but quite slow. I read it because of the Infernal Devices, and the parallels are AMAZING.
I fell deeper in love with Will, which seemed impossible, but Dickens & Clare are just beautiful together. Two Cities is 3 books in 1, the first book is really, really slow & doesn't make that much sense. But the story starts tying together in the 2nd book and comes to a heartbreaking conclusion in the 3rd book.
I think the hardest part of Dicken's book is that it's plot driven, but has a lot of heavy character sketches. Tedious reading, but gorgeous characters.
And Victoria is such a great show! I'm so excited for Season 2!!!
Tales from Shadowhunters Academy is soooooo good bc it covers stories from mortal instruments but also post-infernal dervices while having its own plot
I love how you just make me want to read more books
I love Jane the virgin! I cried about Michael! I never knew her book actually existed till one day I searched the name of the book just to see and there it was. I didn't believe it was real till you just showed it here. Amazing.
I've had 'The Bear and the Nightingale' gathering dust on my shelf for the past couple of months, definitely gonna get around to it soon :D
(Also, 'Rebecca' is fantastic, one of Du Maurier's best!)
I'm definitely going to check out that Victorian book, especially since I'm such a huge fan of the children's series, Hetty Feather, which is about a foundling girl during that time.
I've never watched Jane the Virgin, but the concept of Snow Falling is so great, i love that they published it. I also want to read They Both Die at the End in 2018; I have yet to read any Adam Silvera and I really feel like I'm missing out
so many good recommendations!! i must read some of these as well, they sound really interesting
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Rebecca is among my favorites, and I hope you enjoy! I have been considering rereading it.
Just read Persepolis for English class, it's a quick read but it was so good I'm going to go get the second book she wrote to read in my own time.