Emma Angeline I’ve been reading „the address book“ by Sophie Calle. It’s super interesting and different. It’s short, entertaining and written like a diary entry which makes it feel v personal. Ps thx for the great book recommendations
You Should DEFENTLY read "The marriage plot" by Jeffrey eugenides. Its an Amazing and fun (but also a bit sad and deep) novel about an english lit student and her thoughts on marriage in lit vs her love life. But its not a simple romcom, it made me reflect about religion, science, lit. And movies. I LOVE IT!!!!
Hi Emma Angelines Im reading atm Laëtitia ivan jablonka Just send me word Orlando Figges Dead souls Ian Rankin Zulejiá abre los ojos de Ganzul. I dont know it has English versión Jing ping Mei
As an Igbo person whose parents and family had to live through the Biafran War, I was so happy to see that "Half of a Yellow Sun" was your chosen book for book club! It's such important history, and it was a pleasant surprise to see you talk about it in the video! Another novel by Chimamanda that I would recommend is Purple Hibiscus (a bildungsroman about the experiences of a teenage girl and her family growing up in a newly post-colonial Nigeria)~
Oh god I’m so early!! I just wanted to say you are one omg my favorite UA-camrs!! You inspired me to go into comparative literature AND you made me realize that I’m hella dyslexic, so thank you so much for everything oh do!
I just love your attitude and charisma! There’s sth oddly satisfying about watching and hearing you that I can’t describe. Great video! Recently I had to keep an eye on my book spendings since there’s still plenty of titles that are waiting for their turn on my shelf. Currently, my reading leisure consists of Polish classics🥰
Ahh! Yay a new book video. ❤️ I’ve been caught up trying to finish my degree, 😅 so haven’t read as much as some people during lockdown! Also hive.co.uk is my new fav! & deffo recommend it to other U.K. peeps bc they have so many books. read / finished during lockdown - catch and kill - ronan farrow, war doctor - David Nott, The Body - Bill Bryson, The professor and the Parson - Adam Sisman & currently reading - medieval bodies - Jack Hartnell
The Women’s Prize for fiction (formerly the Bailey’s Prize and before that the Orange Prize) was set up after frustrations about the lack of women shortlisted for the Booker Prize in the early 90s despite the fact that, in the same time period, the majority of books were written by women. Unfortunately, the idea of it being sexist (either against men by excluding them, or patronising towards women - something of a consolation prize - or both) has stuck with it through the years. I don’t believe it is a stretch to say it is intended to highlight the issues around ‘women’s fiction’ you bring up in this video.
Hey Emma! Some notes: I think quarantine showed us how precious stuff we already own is, cause we don't have to get it from outside. So if you buy books and you know you can't really go out and buy tons more again, you take advantage of what you have before buying more. What I find both enervating and intriguing is how basic consumer psychology is: we make choices on the basis of really simple factors. I have also tried to develop the habit of reading what I already own, unless I don't have anything that suits my current mood, and what I really enjoy is browsing my family's bookshelves when I'm at home. I find stuff that I wouldn't buy or notice myself but that ends up being enlightening or enjoyable for me. Things fall apart: read it during quarantine and thought it was very illuminating to see life from the perspective of a tribe member that sees their life literally falling apart as a result of colonialism, so definitely would recommend, though it wasn't my favourite read ever or anything like that. Can't wait for part 2!
My books are at least 3-4 months on the shelves until actually read them! What happens to me is that I buy them because I think I will finish the ones I’m currently reading sooner and guess what? nope 😂😂😂
I get really inspired and I order a bunch of books and then they are just sitting there. I promised myself that I will learn to pace the book buying, but I've never learned how to do it. I probably ordered thirty books this year. I only read about 12:)
the thing you said about not wanting to loose your time with easy reads... I. FELT. IT ! doesn't think it's snobbery though.. I see it as a very pragmatic view on life and its shortness. Or maybe a need to be challenged.. human emotions are soooo complex, I want to be able to understand the full scope !
I admit i've got lots of books that i've never read gathering dust on my book shelves. Oops :( Now i've got to figure out what order to read them in, by topic, by shelf or pick them at random?
Uuuh another of your book videos 😍 I also ordered Bernardine Evaristo's one to read it! And I took note on the "Half of a Yellow Sun" hehe ty. I have "Americanah" also by Chimamanda N.A. at home, but it's still in the pile of books to read so I don't have an opinion about it. About the Devil Wears Prada hmm I've read it when I was a teenager and I liked it because I was interested in fashion world but I know that now I wouldn't finish it but maybe you enjoy it! At least you should try! I remember how much I wanted to do things after reading it because I had the feeling of constant productivity (and stress) the main character has 😂. Can't wait for your Sunday vlooog! PS. Anti-Jeff Bezos aktion here too
I would love to buy books and have it forever but i cant afford buying so many books :/ you should do a video on how much you spend on buying books and do you recommend renting from a lib or actually just buying
Funny you mention it, my "project" for this year was to read, DNF, or declutter all the books I own that I haven't read yet. My goal is to only have about 10 at a time after this. I'm actually about 2/3 of the way through! But my progress has slowed dramatically lol
Your make up is amazing!! But also I wanna recommend looking into Australian history if you’re intrigued in British colonialism and the premeditated genocide of indigenous people in Australia is absolutely horrible (I’m a white Australian and we do learn about our history to a degree in schools). Oh and also on my current reading list is The Picture of Dorian Grey and the Witcher series! I’m trying not to leave them for ages but... yeah maybe a year? Maybe when I actually can find the first witcher book?
“They ever ask you "Where you from?" Like, "Where you really from?" The question seems simple but the answer's kinda long I could tell 'em Wembley but I don't think that's what they want But I don't wanna tell 'em more 'cause anything I say is wrong” Riz Ahmed
I've read some of The Devil Wears Prada and I was not a fan. The narrator's voice was super annoying. Maybe it gets better as her character develops, but I couldn't get past the first 100 pages or so.
Do u have real black friends? I wonder cause I saw this "game" on Jimmy Kimmel where a guy asked white people if they had black friends and absolutely everyone said no
Hiya hunnies, what are you guys reading atm? And come say hi on Goodreads! :)) www.goodreads.com/user/show/84099251-emma-angeline
Emma Angeline I’ve been reading „the address book“ by Sophie Calle. It’s super interesting and different. It’s short, entertaining and written like a diary entry which makes it feel v personal. Ps thx for the great book recommendations
You Should DEFENTLY read "The marriage plot" by Jeffrey eugenides. Its an Amazing and fun (but also a bit sad and deep) novel about an english lit student and her thoughts on marriage in lit vs her love life. But its not a simple romcom, it made me reflect about religion, science, lit. And movies. I LOVE IT!!!!
Can you please make a video on this make up look? Loved it!
Hi Emma Angelines
Im reading atm
Laëtitia ivan jablonka
Just send me word Orlando Figges
Dead souls Ian Rankin
Zulejiá abre los ojos de Ganzul. I dont know it has English versión
Jing ping Mei
As an Igbo person whose parents and family had to live through the Biafran War, I was so happy to see that "Half of a Yellow Sun" was your chosen book for book club! It's such important history, and it was a pleasant surprise to see you talk about it in the video! Another novel by Chimamanda that I would recommend is Purple Hibiscus (a bildungsroman about the experiences of a teenage girl and her family growing up in a newly post-colonial Nigeria)~
i was literally about to go through your book video playlist nd then this popped up! love the eyeshadow look btw! x
Oh god I’m so early!! I just wanted to say you are one omg my favorite UA-camrs!! You inspired me to go into comparative literature AND you made me realize that I’m hella dyslexic, so thank you so much for everything oh do!
I just love your attitude and charisma! There’s sth oddly satisfying about watching and hearing you that I can’t describe. Great video! Recently I had to keep an eye on my book spendings since there’s still plenty of titles that are waiting for their turn on my shelf. Currently, my reading leisure consists of Polish classics🥰
Ahh! Yay a new book video. ❤️ I’ve been caught up trying to finish my degree, 😅 so haven’t read as much as some people during lockdown! Also hive.co.uk is my new fav! & deffo recommend it to other U.K. peeps bc they have so many books.
read / finished during lockdown - catch and kill - ronan farrow, war doctor - David Nott, The Body - Bill Bryson, The professor and the Parson - Adam Sisman & currently reading - medieval bodies - Jack Hartnell
I just finished Heart of Darkness and loved it, hope you enjoy the second time round!
Emma and books, what more could I ask for? (also, the Harry Styles shirt !!!! this video is officially perfect)
Embarrassed to say I’ve had some books on my shelf for 5+ years and still haven’t read them 😭
Relieved to hear it 😅😅😅
before seeing the videoi just wanted to say i llllove your eyeshadow !
Your makeup always slaps but this is the slapest look so far
Just a second in and aaaah lovvvve the eyeliner boo 😍😍😍
🥰💚🥰💚🥰💚
The Women’s Prize for fiction (formerly the Bailey’s Prize and before that the Orange Prize) was set up after frustrations about the lack of women shortlisted for the Booker Prize in the early 90s despite the fact that, in the same time period, the majority of books were written by women.
Unfortunately, the idea of it being sexist (either against men by excluding them, or patronising towards women - something of a consolation prize - or both) has stuck with it through the years.
I don’t believe it is a stretch to say it is intended to highlight the issues around ‘women’s fiction’ you bring up in this video.
wow your eye shadow makes your eyes pop so nicely x
can't wait to watch the lockdown wrapup!
I'm so excited to watch this! x
Hey Emma! Some notes: I think quarantine showed us how precious stuff we already own is, cause we don't have to get it from outside. So if you buy books and you know you can't really go out and buy tons more again, you take advantage of what you have before buying more. What I find both enervating and intriguing is how basic consumer psychology is: we make choices on the basis of really simple factors. I have also tried to develop the habit of reading what I already own, unless I don't have anything that suits my current mood, and what I really enjoy is browsing my family's bookshelves when I'm at home. I find stuff that I wouldn't buy or notice myself but that ends up being enlightening or enjoyable for me.
Things fall apart: read it during quarantine and thought it was very illuminating to see life from the perspective of a tribe member that sees their life literally falling apart as a result of colonialism, so definitely would recommend, though it wasn't my favourite read ever or anything like that. Can't wait for part 2!
I’ve had books on my shelves for literally a decade that I haven’t read... and I still keep buying more books. At least I have options 💁🏻♀️
My books are at least 3-4 months on the shelves until actually read them! What happens to me is that I buy them because I think I will finish the ones I’m currently reading sooner and guess what? nope 😂😂😂
I get really inspired and I order a bunch of books and then they are just sitting there. I promised myself that I will learn to pace the book buying, but I've never learned how to do it. I probably ordered thirty books this year. I only read about 12:)
Ugh you're so underrated!! People don't know what they're missing 😩
Yay
What's the eyeshadow are you wearing?? It looks gorge
it looks like a j*ffree star one to me! x
(emma correct me if i’m wrong😂) x
Putting my lockdown reading collection to shame, you've given me more than enough recommendations to catch up
Emma! I’d love if you share your 30 before 30 list! Been thinking of making my own!
I actually have it as a video!! I made it a while ago now but it’s defo still up so give my channel search bar some love
the thing you said about not wanting to loose your time with easy reads... I. FELT. IT ! doesn't think it's snobbery though.. I see it as a very pragmatic view on life and its shortness. Or maybe a need to be challenged.. human emotions are soooo complex, I want to be able to understand the full scope !
I admit i've got lots of books that i've never read gathering dust on my book shelves. Oops :( Now i've got to figure out what order to read them in, by topic, by shelf or pick them at random?
Uuuh another of your book videos 😍 I also ordered Bernardine Evaristo's one to read it! And I took note on the "Half of a Yellow Sun" hehe ty. I have "Americanah" also by Chimamanda N.A. at home, but it's still in the pile of books to read so I don't have an opinion about it. About the Devil Wears Prada hmm I've read it when I was a teenager and I liked it because I was interested in fashion world but I know that now I wouldn't finish it but maybe you enjoy it! At least you should try! I remember how much I wanted to do things after reading it because I had the feeling of constant productivity (and stress) the main character has 😂. Can't wait for your Sunday vlooog! PS. Anti-Jeff Bezos aktion here too
I would love to buy books and have it forever but i cant afford buying so many books :/ you should do a video on how much you spend on buying books and do you recommend renting from a lib or actually just buying
Proud of you! And adored the video!
Funny you mention it, my "project" for this year was to read, DNF, or declutter all the books I own that I haven't read yet. My goal is to only have about 10 at a time after this. I'm actually about 2/3 of the way through! But my progress has slowed dramatically lol
@emma Have you read Middlemarch...thoughts?
I have so many books that some of them have taken years to be read since I bought them😁
HELL YEAH BOOK CONTENT!!!
that eyeshadow is fantastic... i like the heart of darkness
YES
I was so confused but your icon but I just clocked and can confirm I snorted like I-
I LOVE YOU SOOOOO MUCH!
THERE'S A PART 2??!?!?!?!
coming soon to a Tuesday near you 👀👀👀
Your make up is amazing!! But also I wanna recommend looking into Australian history if you’re intrigued in British colonialism and the premeditated genocide of indigenous people in Australia is absolutely horrible (I’m a white Australian and we do learn about our history to a degree in schools). Oh and also on my current reading list is The Picture of Dorian Grey and the Witcher series! I’m trying not to leave them for ages but... yeah maybe a year? Maybe when I actually can find the first witcher book?
I bought books from ten years ago and I still haven't gotten to them x
“They ever ask you "Where you from?"
Like, "Where you really from?"
The question seems simple but the answer's kinda long
I could tell 'em Wembley but I don't think that's what they want
But I don't wanna tell 'em more 'cause anything I say is wrong”
Riz Ahmed
I've read some of The Devil Wears Prada and I was not a fan. The narrator's voice was super annoying. Maybe it gets better as her character develops, but I couldn't get past the first 100 pages or so.
Do u have real black friends? I wonder cause I saw this "game" on Jimmy Kimmel where a guy asked white people if they had black friends and absolutely everyone said no