Print media goal is awesome. And so extra important in the year ahead to be consuming good journalism. Short stories recommendation - last year I read Daphne du Maurier's 'The Birds and Other Stories' and it was SUCH a good read. Very quirky, dark tales, and I enjoyed every one.
This shows that your reading taste has really grown last year! I, personally, am not much of a lit fic reader, so none of these really called out to me, but I love seeing your enthusiasm for these books, it's truly infectious!!! 🦊⭐2025 is the year I get through my owned TBR, so I look forward to reading all those books! (Pillars of the Earth is among them 👀)
Love the book selection for this year! I do miss the middle grade recommendations though, I feel as though the book recommendations have shifted more to literary fiction in the past few years
It's always such a joy to watch your videos. 2024 was an Incredible reading experience for me. I found some phenomenal books and I am looking forward to the same this year. Wishing you a great year ahead and happy reading!
Aww I’m so excited for you to read My Brilliant Friend it feels like it was made for you, I hope I am right 😂 Also I’m right there with you I’m wanting to read some Claire Keegan this year as well.. this was such a fun unique list of books and I love!❤
Thanks for sharing! Definitely adding all of these to my list. I just finished reading this phenomenal collection of fairy tales entitled ‘Sillies, Fancies and Trifles’ - it was just brilliant and perfect for the season. I think you would really love it. Keep up the great vids :)
Save Small Things Like These for Christmastime! It would be a great read any time of year, but that is when it takes place. I am not an audiobook girlie, but Good Material's audiobook hit! I think the narrator's voice helped because the main character is a stand up comic and you hear the sarcasm and whininess and it really makes the story. I loved Intermezzo and I am was not a Sally Rooney fan before it. I couldn't stand Beautiful World Where Are You, so I am so glad I gave her a second chance (I will read Normal People now). I CANNOT WAIT to read Sunburn this year, too!!!
Great list! 🤩 Always love your videos! 🌟🌟🌟 Soo unsure what I want to read this year. Just know that I want to read more of what I already have at home, to begin with. ☺️
Omg our taste in books are so similar! I LOVED My Brilliant Friend! And Good Material! And Sea of Tranquility! I studied The Beauty of the Husband in university and it got me into Anne Carson. Did you know Grady Hendrix has a new book called Witchcraft for Wayward Girls? Really looking forward to the new Emily Wilde book, and I feel like it’s a really good year for some interesting new releases.
I would really like to read The green bone saga- which my boyfriend got me for Christmas!❤ And would like to reread The count of Monte Cristo when I heard you speak about it! ⭐
I am 50% through Anna Karenina currently and … GIRL THE DRAMA IN THIS BOOK!!!!!! My jaw has hit the floor so many times, I’ve already cried, and I’ve laughed countless times. It’s SO GOOD 👏👏
I have those same editions of The Count of Monte Cristo and Anna Karenina 😻 and plan on reading them this year. Would like to get and squeeze in East of Eden as well. Some of my all time faves are Classics.. two of my fave authors are Jules Verne and Daphne du Maurier.
I traveled to Ireland last September and my boyfriend and I stayed in a boutique hotel in Limerick. The rooms were all identified by a poet's name instead of a number. It was so cute! We stayed in the Sheamus Heaney room! They had some of his poetry in the room, so i read some. He is an interesting guy! :)
i have so many books i'm excited to read in 2025; i think some of my most anticipated are Emily Wilde's Compendium of Lost Tales by Heather Fawcett, Sunrise on the Reaping by Suzanne Collins, A Land So Wide by Erin A. Craig, and The Library at Hellebore by Cassandra Khaw. i'd also like to read some memoirs and poetry this year! i'm planning to read some more Mary Oliver and the haiku of Matsuo Bashō. ⭐️
I cheated with my 25 or 2025, too lol. If something was a series, I counted it as one thing. Some are new releases from last year and some are the books that I have had on my physical TBR the longest. I am very excited :) Some are books that you've actually recommended, like "Sirens and Muses" and "Sourdough" - at least I think they were from you when I started watching BookTube a couple of years ago lol
I loved Small Things Like These, there is a screen adaption out starring Cillian Murphy. Tara Westover's Memoir is so good! So many books on my TBR but of those I already own I want to prioritize All the Colors of the Night.
If you like weird literary fiction, it has become my favorite genre as of lately, so I have some recs if you haven't read them already. 1. Convenience Store Woman by Sayaka Murata 2. Earthlings by Sayaka Murata 3. Comfort Me With Apples by Catherynne M. Valente 4. The Employees by Olga Ravn 5. The Centre by Ayesha Manazir Siddiqi 6. The Hole by Hiroko Oyamada 7. Catherine House by Elisabeth Thomas I hope you like at least one of these! I've recently been obsessed with Sayaka Murata personally.
Looking forward to reading Tress of the Emerald Sea by Brandon Sanderson and then finally read The Magnoila Palace by Fiona Davis and also this TBR is awesome :) ⭐
OMGODDESS, YYYAAYYY! I have scripted my own 25 books for 25, yet to film it though, but seeing yours makes me super happy!! Also, your hair is ROCKING! Love it! Thank you once again, lexi! xoxo 💞💞 *edit* Mona Awad has a new book out this year and it's the second book to Bunny... SUPER EXCITED!! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Don’t have a goal set this year. But I’ve read more this month on break than I did in the last 6 months of 2024 😂(I thank finishing my degree for that).
Short story rec. It is called Eyes Guts Throat Bones and it is by Moira Fowley. This is a sapphic weird horror collection featuring stories such as Break Up Poem Recited Knee Deep in Bog Water, Nature Morte and Sad Straight Sex at the End of the World. We have apocalypses, gods, demon summonings and more. On top of it all, I adored how it was written and I just had so much fun with this book.
A Marine Corps General introduces the argument in Vonnegut's story, Cat's Cradle: He's tired of mud, particularly the kind in which he and his men much occasionally squirm through. He therefore tasks a scientist with the elimination of mud. At least I think that's it but it occurs to me I may have described the idea behind Player Piano? Anyway, the novel that won the Pulitzer Prize, Breakfast of Champions, was the start of my Vonnegut journey. It's the distant past for me - I believe I was in 5th grade at the time - though subsequently I reread it a few more times. If indeed you like short stories, then possibly you will enjoy Welcome to the Monkeyhouse. Anyway - enjoy!
I've read both Almond ( Agust D/Suga from BTS took inspiration from the book to help right his song Amygdala) and Crying in H Mart ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐, I couldnt stop hugging my Mam for days after reading it, I'm currently trying to read Babel but its a chunky one and I'm a bit slow when reading Historical Fantasy and I just finished Fence volume 6 Redemption 😊
Just this morning, I've finished reading In the Lives of Puppets by TJ Klune and...once again, he hits a homerun. I'm not much of a sci-fi fan, admittedly but the book was a real page-turner for me. The ending hit me so hard in the feels, I felt like I got punched by Tyson AND Holifield at the same time
"Small Things Like These" is written in an understated way, but when you understand the content it's so moving. I know I was confused a bit when I first read it, so if you are after reading it then make sure to read the note at the end (I think it's there?) and look up information on "Magdalene Laundry." After reading.
I need help I am looking for a book recommendation that has a holiday in it that is not Christmas ,4th of July, Easter, or Thanksgiving. I would love it to come from a different culture or country if possible. The whole book does not have to surround the holiday,but the holiday has to be featured in the book. It is for a reading challenge that my local book store is hosting. Thanks love your channel. ❤
⭐️🫶🏽⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️My goal is 1. lol I m had a baby this past summer, just started business school back up again…sooooo close to finishing my undergrad and I’ve got a middle schooler signing up for literally everything and anything rn because he’s finally coming out of his shell 🤦🏽♀️ lol sooooo yeah my goal is just 1
Oh and I’ve also been filming, editing, and uploading videos for my husbands business, on top of maintaining his business website and my goal has been writing 1 blog a week for it, and I’m also the only one doing the marketing for the company too lmao 😅
Hi, Lexi🌞 Your videos have always been an experience of great comfort and joy for me, so I want to share with you some of my all times favourite Ukrainian gems: The Tango of Death by Yuri Vynnychuk is an epic tale that merges friendship, love, history, and war into one astonishing violin symphony; The Hunters and the Hunted: the true face of will and hatred, based on autobiographical events: the expulsion of Bagrianiy to the Far East, in the Gulag; The City by Valerian Pidmohylny: an existential crisis of an unlikeable main character with Kyiv as an all-consuming character of its own; The UnSimple by Taras Prokhasko is your favourite weird lit with some specks of surrealism set in magical Ukrainian mountains. Some of these books are already in the public domain, and some are accessible via Kindle Unlimited. I sincerely hope that you might find something special in these, and I wish you all the best! 🌻🌻🌻
I don't have a goal set in 2025, but 2024 has been hit or miss for me as I've fallen out of love with reading and it sucks and I do not want that to happen this year, I love reading, I love books, I love book shopping and even though it's January, I haven't picked up a book 😢 but I will 100% pick one up 🥰🥰
I hit that wall last year. I felt like I was reading to achieve a number, not for enjoyment, and I hit a wall; I haven’t finished a book since October, and in November and December I didn’t read at all. I took some time to do a reset, decided I wasn’t going to worry about numbers anymore, and I was going to read what I want in the moment and not feel guilty about what’s been sitting on my TBR for years. So far it’s helped! I’m almost done with Divine Rivals by Rebecca Ross, and although I could easily power through the last 100 pages I’m taking my time to savor it instead. Be easy on yourself, remember you’re not reading for anyone but you and you’ll fall in love with it again. Cheers, hun 🥰🫶
@devinpeacock7940 I haven't read in October and December. With December, it's probably the most stressful month of the year with the Christmas holidays, shopping, buying food etc. It's annoying 😑
GIRLS if you are not reading ~ Lead me where the light is ours ~ You are being kept in the dark about a lot of things ~ #Journalism #WomenInJournalism ~ N . Galilea did a fantastic job~
your hair looks sooo good
The hair 😍 the hoops 😍 girl you are a whole vibe!
Lexi what a great idea to concentrate on print media. In this world of gadgets and electronics this is important. Love this video ⭐️
your hair? are you kidding it looks so good i´m obsessed
For 2025 I want to do more rereads of my favorites! I think it will help maintain my love of reading to revisit stories I love.
omg The Count of Monte Cristo!!! Best book I've read.
I’m reading it now and loving it!
Print media goal is awesome. And so extra important in the year ahead to be consuming good journalism. Short stories recommendation - last year I read Daphne du Maurier's 'The Birds and Other Stories' and it was SUCH a good read. Very quirky, dark tales, and I enjoyed every one.
This shows that your reading taste has really grown last year! I, personally, am not much of a lit fic reader, so none of these really called out to me, but I love seeing your enthusiasm for these books, it's truly infectious!!! 🦊⭐2025 is the year I get through my owned TBR, so I look forward to reading all those books! (Pillars of the Earth is among them 👀)
⭐️ I lost it when you said, “oh that was me last” 😂 when referencing heart break, like me too! 😂😅
My brilliant friend is so good and each book get better and better
Love the book selection for this year! I do miss the middle grade recommendations though, I feel as though the book recommendations have shifted more to literary fiction in the past few years
It's always such a joy to watch your videos. 2024 was an Incredible reading experience for me. I found some phenomenal books and I am looking forward to the same this year. Wishing you a great year ahead and happy reading!
Aww I’m so excited for you to read My Brilliant Friend it feels like it was made for you, I hope I am right 😂 Also I’m right there with you I’m wanting to read some Claire Keegan this year as well.. this was such a fun unique list of books and I love!❤
Spectacular January TBR lexie! Love it so much 📙📙📙📙📖📖📖📚📚📚📙📚📚📚📚📖📚📖📙📙📙🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🩵🩵🩵🎉🎉🎉🩵🩵🩵🩵🎉🎉🩵🩵🩵🎉🎉🎉🎉🩵
So glad to see you back!! ❤❤
Educated is really inspiring! I love it! ❤
Thanks for sharing! Definitely adding all of these to my list. I just finished reading this phenomenal collection of fairy tales entitled ‘Sillies, Fancies and Trifles’ - it was just brilliant and perfect for the season. I think you would really love it. Keep up the great vids :)
I added about 15 of these to my TBR while watching this!
I love Mary Oliver, and Chlorine is a favorite! I hope you love My Brilliant Friend. I really enjoyed it and need to read the rest of the quartet.
Just added Cursed Bread to my list! As always- love your videos and recommendations!
⭐️⭐️ all of those sound really good
I’ve never heard of Cursed Bread but it has Saltburn vibes???? I’m intrigued ✍️
Can't wait to see all the books that are on your yearly tbr🤩 I'm also thinking about making a list like this for myself 🤭
Love that you're in your lit fic era! (Also loving the hair)
I am with you. Let’s get all the books that will make us feel things. ❤❤❤
Save Small Things Like These for Christmastime! It would be a great read any time of year, but that is when it takes place. I am not an audiobook girlie, but Good Material's audiobook hit! I think the narrator's voice helped because the main character is a stand up comic and you hear the sarcasm and whininess and it really makes the story. I loved Intermezzo and I am was not a Sally Rooney fan before it. I couldn't stand Beautiful World Where Are You, so I am so glad I gave her a second chance (I will read Normal People now). I CANNOT WAIT to read Sunburn this year, too!!!
I personally love your books because they are so worth reading the books look great to read
⭐️Can’t wait to hear your reviews on these!!! ⭐️💫thank you for sharing!!
Love this ❤❤❤❤ im mood reading its worked for me for more then 6 months 😊
So many books on your list that are on my tbr for 2025 as well! ⭐️
Great list! 🤩 Always love your videos! 🌟🌟🌟
Soo unsure what I want to read this year. Just know that I want to read more of what I already have at home, to begin with. ☺️
Omg our taste in books are so similar! I LOVED My Brilliant Friend! And Good Material! And Sea of Tranquility! I studied The Beauty of the Husband in university and it got me into Anne Carson. Did you know Grady Hendrix has a new book called Witchcraft for Wayward Girls? Really looking forward to the new Emily Wilde book, and I feel like it’s a really good year for some interesting new releases.
⭐🌟🌠 Thanks for the list of possibilities!
I also really want to read city of brass this year, it sounds soo interesting and heavenly bodies was amazinggg
I would really like to read The green bone saga- which my boyfriend got me for Christmas!❤
And would like to reread The count of Monte Cristo when I heard you speak about it!
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I am 50% through Anna Karenina currently and … GIRL THE DRAMA IN THIS BOOK!!!!!! My jaw has hit the floor so many times, I’ve already cried, and I’ve laughed countless times. It’s SO GOOD 👏👏
I have those same editions of The Count of Monte Cristo and Anna Karenina 😻 and plan on reading them this year. Would like to get and squeeze in East of Eden as well. Some of my all time faves are Classics.. two of my fave authors are Jules Verne and Daphne du Maurier.
Happy 2025 Lexi! Excited for another year of reading with you!⭐️
I traveled to Ireland last September and my boyfriend and I stayed in a boutique hotel in Limerick. The rooms were all identified by a poet's name instead of a number. It was so cute! We stayed in the Sheamus Heaney room! They had some of his poetry in the room, so i read some. He is an interesting guy! :)
WSJ ❤ Paris Review ❤ Good choices!
i have so many books i'm excited to read in 2025; i think some of my most anticipated are Emily Wilde's Compendium of Lost Tales by Heather Fawcett, Sunrise on the Reaping by Suzanne Collins, A Land So Wide by Erin A. Craig, and The Library at Hellebore by Cassandra Khaw. i'd also like to read some memoirs and poetry this year! i'm planning to read some more Mary Oliver and the haiku of Matsuo Bashō. ⭐️
Giovanni's Room by James Baldwin is just spectacular. It got me started on reading a bunch of Baldwin's wonderful masterpieces.
I cheated with my 25 or 2025, too lol. If something was a series, I counted it as one thing. Some are new releases from last year and some are the books that I have had on my physical TBR the longest. I am very excited :) Some are books that you've actually recommended, like "Sirens and Muses" and "Sourdough" - at least I think they were from you when I started watching BookTube a couple of years ago lol
I loved Small Things Like These, there is a screen adaption out starring Cillian Murphy. Tara Westover's Memoir is so good! So many books on my TBR but of those I already own I want to prioritize All the Colors of the Night.
🌟I've been wanting to read several of these for a while, and I'm hoping to get to The Library at Mount Char this year. Wishing you luck!
If you like weird literary fiction, it has become my favorite genre as of lately, so I have some recs if you haven't read them already.
1. Convenience Store Woman by Sayaka Murata
2. Earthlings by Sayaka Murata
3. Comfort Me With Apples by Catherynne M. Valente
4. The Employees by Olga Ravn
5. The Centre by Ayesha Manazir Siddiqi
6. The Hole by Hiroko Oyamada
7. Catherine House by Elisabeth Thomas
I hope you like at least one of these! I've recently been obsessed with Sayaka Murata personally.
Looking forward to reading Tress of the Emerald Sea by Brandon Sanderson and then finally read The Magnoila Palace by Fiona Davis and also this TBR is awesome :) ⭐
I’ve missed you so much!
Me too I am OBESSED with journaling and etc and the rabbits foot I am getting! 📙📙🩵🩵🩵🩵🩵🎉📚📚📙🎉🩵📖📖📖🩵🎉📙📚📚📚🩵🩵🎉📚📚📚📙🎉🩵📖📖📖🩵🎉📙📚📚🩵🩵📖📖📖🩵🎉📚📚📚🎉🩵🩵
🌟 Mary Oliver is always a good choice! The Count of Monte Cristo and Giovanni's Room and Don't Let the Forest In are all high on my 2025 tbr. 🌟
🎉 thank you for your video
OMGODDESS, YYYAAYYY! I have scripted my own 25 books for 25, yet to film it though, but seeing yours makes me super happy!! Also, your hair is ROCKING! Love it! Thank you once again, lexi! xoxo 💞💞
*edit* Mona Awad has a new book out this year and it's the second book to Bunny... SUPER EXCITED!! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
The edit at 15:55 GOT ME 😂
First! And my 25 books will be told soon!
Looking to read more print, too.⭐️
For short story collections, I’d recommend “Wednesday’s Child” by Yiyun Li. It was shortlisted for the Pulitzer Prize last year 💗
Crying in H Mart has an amazing audio book, read by the author. Highly recommend it.
Don’t have a goal set this year. But I’ve read more this month on break than I did in the last 6 months of 2024 😂(I thank finishing my degree for that).
Short story rec. It is called Eyes Guts Throat Bones and it is by Moira Fowley. This is a sapphic weird horror collection featuring stories such as Break Up Poem Recited Knee Deep in Bog Water, Nature Morte and Sad Straight Sex at the End of the World. We have apocalypses, gods, demon summonings and more. On top of it all, I adored how it was written and I just had so much fun with this book.
HIGHLY recommend reading Crying in H Mart on audio 👌 she narrates it herself and it really ads to her story
cool beans. exalted by anna dorn was very weird lit fic.
I can't wait to finally pick up Legends & Lattes in 2025🌟⭐🌠
A Marine Corps General introduces the argument in Vonnegut's story, Cat's Cradle: He's tired of mud, particularly the kind in which he and his men much occasionally squirm through. He therefore tasks a scientist with the elimination of mud. At least I think that's it but it occurs to me I may have described the idea behind Player Piano? Anyway, the novel that won the Pulitzer Prize, Breakfast of Champions, was the start of my Vonnegut journey. It's the distant past for me - I believe I was in 5th grade at the time - though subsequently I reread it a few more times. If indeed you like short stories, then possibly you will enjoy Welcome to the Monkeyhouse. Anyway - enjoy!
I've read both Almond ( Agust D/Suga from BTS took inspiration from the book to help right his song Amygdala) and Crying in H Mart ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐, I couldnt stop hugging my Mam for days after reading it, I'm currently trying to read Babel but its a chunky one and I'm a bit slow when reading Historical Fantasy and I just finished Fence volume 6 Redemption 😊
The safe Keep I have it on my TBR and I am reading it this month too 📙📖📖📖📖📙📚📚📙📖📚📚📚📙📖📖📚📚📚📙📖🩵🩵🩵📖📙📙📙📙🩵🩵📙📙📙📖📖📖🩵📙📙📙🩵📚📖📖
Just this morning, I've finished reading In the Lives of Puppets by TJ Klune and...once again, he hits a homerun.
I'm not much of a sci-fi fan, admittedly but the book was a real page-turner for me. The ending hit me so hard in the feels, I felt like I got punched by Tyson AND Holifield at the same time
"Small Things Like These" is written in an understated way, but when you understand the content it's so moving. I know I was confused a bit when I first read it, so if you are after reading it then make sure to read the note at the end (I think it's there?) and look up information on "Magdalene Laundry." After reading.
Hi Lexi! Have you ever read the lost souls of benzaiten? it's so quirky and I feel like you might like it? ⭐
⭐Great 2025tbr👌
I need help I am looking for a book recommendation that has a holiday in it that is not Christmas ,4th of July, Easter, or Thanksgiving. I would love it to come from a different culture or country if possible. The whole book does not have to surround the holiday,but the holiday has to be featured in the book. It is for a reading challenge that my local book store is hosting. Thanks love your channel. ❤
I'm waiting on Emily Henry's new book and Taylor Jenkin Reid's book.
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I still haven’t read a Sally Rooney book 😭
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⭐️🫶🏽⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️My goal is 1. lol I m had a baby this past summer, just started business school back up again…sooooo close to finishing my undergrad and I’ve got a middle schooler signing up for literally everything and anything rn because he’s finally coming out of his shell 🤦🏽♀️ lol sooooo yeah my goal is just 1
Oh and I’ve also been filming, editing, and uploading videos for my husbands business, on top of maintaining his business website and my goal has been writing 1 blog a week for it, and I’m also the only one doing the marketing for the company too lmao 😅
Hi, Lexi🌞
Your videos have always been an experience of great comfort and joy for me, so I want to share with you some of my all times favourite Ukrainian gems:
The Tango of Death by Yuri Vynnychuk is an epic tale that merges friendship, love, history, and war into one astonishing violin symphony;
The Hunters and the Hunted: the true face of will and hatred, based on autobiographical events: the expulsion of Bagrianiy to the Far East, in the Gulag;
The City by Valerian Pidmohylny: an existential crisis of an unlikeable main character with Kyiv as an all-consuming character of its own;
The UnSimple by Taras Prokhasko is your favourite weird lit with some specks of surrealism set in magical Ukrainian mountains.
Some of these books are already in the public domain, and some are accessible via Kindle Unlimited. I sincerely hope that you might find something special in these, and I wish you all the best! 🌻🌻🌻
Girl leave your hair alone. Lol Great TBR.
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I don't have a goal set in 2025, but 2024 has been hit or miss for me as I've fallen out of love with reading and it sucks and I do not want that to happen this year, I love reading, I love books, I love book shopping and even though it's January, I haven't picked up a book 😢 but I will 100% pick one up 🥰🥰
I hit that wall last year. I felt like I was reading to achieve a number, not for enjoyment, and I hit a wall; I haven’t finished a book since October, and in November and December I didn’t read at all. I took some time to do a reset, decided I wasn’t going to worry about numbers anymore, and I was going to read what I want in the moment and not feel guilty about what’s been sitting on my TBR for years. So far it’s helped! I’m almost done with Divine Rivals by Rebecca Ross, and although I could easily power through the last 100 pages I’m taking my time to savor it instead. Be easy on yourself, remember you’re not reading for anyone but you and you’ll fall in love with it again. Cheers, hun 🥰🫶
@devinpeacock7940 I haven't read in October and December. With December, it's probably the most stressful month of the year with the Christmas holidays, shopping, buying food etc. It's annoying 😑
GIRLS if you are not reading ~ Lead me where the light is ours ~ You are being kept in the dark about a lot of things ~ #Journalism #WomenInJournalism ~ N . Galilea did a fantastic job~
Don't bother with Intermezzo. So boring IMHO.
IMO I don’t like your taste in books anymore, might never watch again. Bye 👋
Ahhh I loved Chlorine and Almond 🥹😍 I’m also hoping to read Good Material, and Everyone in this Room Will Someday Be Dead this year!
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