SACRIFICING BOOKS
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A text book. I would sacrifice a text book
Shivani Vashi Lol me!
I like reading textbooks…..
Aman Khatkar well, it kind of depends on the textbook. I would ‘sacrifice’ textbooks like math textbooks but keep ones like history
@@shivanivashi9053 I read math science and history textbooks I find them really interesting
OOF same here.
"it just hurts me to not like your favourite book" proves Jesse has no mean bones in his body
How is he not a hufflepuff
Alright people let's all burn our copies of "Harry Potter and the Cursed Child"!!!
I'm down for it
What I think is that J.K. Rowling wrote cursed child just to annoy readers especially harry potter fans. I think it was a really clever move to write that book. Well! Thats my opinion.
Bonfire party!! Xx
@@pragyajha5881 JK didn't even write it, which is why it's so wrong on so many levels x
@Elle Stt EXACTLY!
What do you mean by "Books don't bleed"? Let me remind you of Tom Riddle's diary! I mean, the closest we've been on stabbing a book, is reading about Harry stabbing one. *It* bled, so how do we know all of the other book's don't bleed if we've never done it before?
Fotini Papacharalampous technically it was leaking ink, not blood so does that count as bleeding? I guess ink bleeds too. Idk 😂
Pretty sure it was ink and blood from the Basilic (Idk how to spell)
I personally prefer if books Don't bleed . Because honestly it would mean that the book is a horcrux 😰😂.
Abbey Kat she never said what it bleeds, though.
Yeeeess
1:19 "Even when i read a book and i don't like it there is always something in it that i can find that I do like it" - Jesse. That is the exact reason why we find it extremely difficult to unhaul books.
0:20 is that a HP refrence?
Ok no.
Am I too much of a potterhead? Yes
Will I ever stop rereading it? No
Should I stop? Probably
Hotel? Trivago
A few seconds later....
"Books don't bleed."
'mmmmhmmm, like you believe your words.'
Lol 😂
"Too much of a Potterhead?" Sweet child, their is no such thing.
That was hilarious. But I do have to tell you.. *evil grin* I'm more of a potter head...
👏👏👏
I would sacrifice my copy of the book thief BUT only so I have an excuse to get a new copy with a nice cover, because I have the film edition and I personally don't like a huge human face on my cover 🙈
thats a great reason
* Gasps the whole video *
lol
does anyone else see random books on his shelf that you really wanna know what is but cant quite make it out?
Maybe try describing them and someone can help you out?
Not a mean bone in your body. You're absolutely right, love you so much. Definitely the most respectful reviewer on booktube ❤📚❤📚
When they say burn a book and your thoughts immediately jump to the Cursed Child
Or twilight
Today is a good day for reading.
everyday is a good day for reading
@@Garfield7410 he is only saying that because Jesse uploaded 😀
@@booknerd0802 I figured, my response was meant to be a joke
Ha! I totally called Turtles All the Way Down as your overhyped book!
Sounds like _someone_ should read more classics so that you can find one to properly despise.
Boy
@I. D. I think you missed the point of the OPs comment.
Start with A Tale of Two Cities. You will hate me.
I have an easy time with the classics one. I despised Tess of the D’Urbervilles.
The title had me *QUAKING*
I once borrowed out a book too one of my friends, and when she returned it the cover was completely ripped. I was devastated
I hope Book Tags don't die! I love them! These account for some of my favorite videos! Fun tag, shockingly I have never heard of this one before. If I had to sacrifice a book it would likely be one of my random cozy mysteries that I have on on my TBR. I have several that I use as filler for a quick read but if one were to go away I would be okay with it. What would not be sacrificed: Out of prints, my fantasy novels or my manga.
I liked Scarlet more in Winter's book than in her actual book
It’s a shame that book tags are fading away because I think it’s a unique way to share your opinions on certain books.
I really want to iron this shirt 😂😂😂
ugh I’m sorry it was annoyingly wrinkled 🙈
I get what you mean by Scarlett, in the story I thought her's wolf's love story went way to fast
Ha! The auto-captions changed when you said Umbridge was a "witch" to "b*tch" and I had to rewind because I knew you wouldn't say that! I love this channel so much!
Omg 😂😂
You should get stars above in the lunar chronocals if you don’t have it
I AM CONFUSION
I sooo agree with A Wrinkle In Time, it just gets worst as you read the other books!
Honestly, Jesse is high key one of the purest youtubers
Jesse ranting about wet clothing with a book on top of his head honestly made my day
Lol, I love how all the books you'd sacrifice are my favorites😂
"Books don't bleed" xD
Books ink...
I think An Absolutely Remarkable Thing would do a better job wiping out the zombies.
I couldn't understand one, ONE, thing of "A wrinkle in time" and I found out it's a beloved classic for children. But "Wuthering Heights" gets under my skin every time.
Classic Recommendation: "Mansfield Park.", "Pride and Prejudice.", and "Persuasion." by Jane Austen. I really enjoyed these three books. I have a ton of unread books but these 3 finally got read :)
If I had to sacrifice one of my favorite books (!!!!!) to keep the rest I'd choose "Between The Lines." By Jodi Picoult and Samantha Van Leer (The Pain ! ). I love this book (The illustrations are gorgeous) but for the rest of my shelf I would sacrifice it..
The classic I would throw would be The Scarlet Letter! It was dry af, left nothing to the imagination, and had characters that were only developed in certain areas! It is not worth the praise everyone gives it! Thank you for coming to my TEDtalk.
A good classic I recommend is To Kill A Mockingbird. It is a beautiful and heart breaking tale. The story focuses on family, friends, society vs man, and the development of the characters through the story.
Speaking of classics...
Freshman year we were supposed to read: The Odessy, Romeo and Juliet, catcher and the rye, to kill a Mockingbird, and the great Gatsby.
(O_O) but it was weird we only read the oddesy. I didn't realize how many we skipped until senior year where we were doing a project using these books from previous years (freshman - junior) and I hadn't read any of those cuz my teacher didn't mention them ONCE 😅😅😅 he was a good teacher tho.
I completely understand being confused by A Wrinkle in Time it has a lot of things to follow.
Fourteen minutes late *shame*
I love tag videos!! Bring them back Jesse!!
I would sacrifice Tek Vengence. I literally threw this book across a room for killing a character.
Jesse reading a wrinkle in time: AMERICA I AM CONFUSION!!!
I would sacrifice either shatter me, hush hush, or ship it.
That wet clothes rant though! 😆
Also "your only chance of survival is to... Burn a book? *Grimace* I don't wanna do that!" I'm still laughing.
A Wrinkle in Time frustrated me too. I find it a little hyped, but it was alright.
Random question: what was the first signed book you ever got and when? ~Raven
the fault in our stars when it was released! it was pre-signed. the first book event that i went to where an author signed the book was for city of heavenly fire by Cassandra Clare.
I've never gotten to go to a book event, not many authors do book signings over where I live there's been some but not by authors I have an interest in meeting or read books from. ~Raven
OH U DID NOT
U DIDNT JUST
I-
TURTLES ALL THE WAY DOWN IS JUST
I CAN'T
*gasping
Jesse.... your question gave me ANXIETY
From my own bookshelf I would give away Six of Crows, I liked the world and how cinematic it felt, but overall the characters didn't really standout though they tried. It felt like I was just waiting for another backstory to be revealed, when I thought it was going to be a fun heist, found family dynamic. (got drawn in by fan art, that turned out to be not fan art!)
The book I despise most is The Doldrums, I picked it up because the cover showed three kids on an iceberg surrounded by old fashioned luggage. I was in the mood for an adventure, there was no adventure. I was betrayed. Those kids never got stranded on an iceberg they just had a shopping trip. Why was there no adventure? the book promised adventure!
Wet clothing is the worst!!!! I remember walking to school and getting wet socks and having to suffer with them for the entire day. 😥☔😂❤
I would probably win the zombie apocalypse sacrificing all Jon green books.
I love when you are doing book tags!
I would sacrifice Charlie and the Great Glass Elevator.
jesse always makes such creative videos!!
I agree with Turtles All The Way Down. I had to force myself to finish it just so I could see how it ended and what the hype was all about, but it didn’t pull me in like other John Green novels.
I TOTALLY AGREE WITH YOU ABOUT A WRINKLE IN TIME!!!
Jesse you are straight up my favorite booktuber, you're such a great person and I feel like i connect with you more than any other booktuber
If I had to I'd get rid of the red badge of courage. 100%. I would willingly burn that book with no regrets
This is the first book tag I have ever watched. For that reason, I have wanted to do this tag for my own channel.
you should do it!
I totally, totally agree!!! I hated Beautiful Darkness! Beautiful Chaos really saved the series for me and I haven't gotten to Beautiful Redemption. And I'd burn Cinder. I LOVED TLC, but Cinder was my least favorite.
It hurts when you say that you would use scarlet for an umbrella when I know three people called scarlet....
"I AM CONFUSION"
Me: *Creates multiple more accounts to subscribe more*
Love it!!! I'd sacrifice the power of poppy pendle, because its an old book i started in 3rd grade and i never see myself finishing it.... but it still hurts me to sacrifice a book😭😭
I have to agree with Turtles All the Way Down. Not my favorite John Green book, but I wanted to like it so much.
These booktag's questions are so intense. I love the video, as always :)
I feel you on Scarlet...
6:41 is legitimately the plot of Day After Tomorrow 😂
we're not judging you if you don't read all that many classics, I've always hated "reader shame". It's always interesting when american booktubers talk about classics because in England classics tend to be a lot older. Like a Wrinkle in time was published in the 1960s, and I think the last classic I read was Lorna Doone which was published in the 1860s.
also i would totally burn fifty shades of gray
I still like book tags! They're fun!
I'm the same way!!! I've never 100% hated a book either; I can always manage to find something good in the sea of dislike for a book.
I also wasn't a big fan of Turtles All The Way Down (thank God I've found someone who can see the flaws too!). The mystery felt like a side story, when in the synopsis it seemed like it was going to be so much bigger. And I hated Daisy as a character. But I really appreciated and respected all the bits about Aza's anxiety as someone who suffers from anxiety too.
If I had to sacrifice a fav to save everything I think I'd choose... Secret Circle: The Initiation and The Captive Part 1 (combined ver. of book 1 and half of book 2). I love that whole trilogy, but book 1 is a different version from book 2, so I'd just replace it with the newer edition.
P.S. Great video Jessie, keep up the good work! ^^
My answer for the classics question is Romeo and Juliet. I absolutely can’t stand that play!
So excited to see you do this tag, Jesse. I know it was super hard, but you made it through! (Anyone less miss tag videos? They need to make a comeback with challenges.)
Straight up, I’d sacrifice Harry Potter. Good series, but there are loads of copies at every library if I need a revisit, and I can keep all my other faves!
I would definitely chuck Great Expectations by Charles Dickens at my English teacher.
Yay! These tags are amazing!
Wet socks are the worst form of torture, fight me.
To answer the question - I'd most definitely and without much thinking sacrifice my Twilight books. And the extra Twilight reads I've got when I was into that. .... I was too young and stupid....
Casually watching Jesse’s video, best friend comes over and... « Why the f does he have a book on his head? »
Omg! UMBRIDGE! This is why love you Jesse!
I love how open minded you are about your opinions and others too 💕
When he pulled out TATWD I kind of died inside.
Probably Wuthering Heights. I mean, I love the book to pieces but I wouldn't mind a new edition.
Wow throwback ... 😂😂 this is OG Jesse!! But I love it!! *gasp gasp* after every answer. 😂😂💜
Love you Jesse!!! Thank you again for the respective feedback, and hilarious content as always!! I wish I could one day meet you! You inspire me to be a better person, I love connecting to your opinions and you help me to be a better reader. You are a constant reminder of how good people can be, even in a world where people aren’t often that kind. I’m so thankful for you and your amazing channel!! Love ya Jesse have a great day
I could easily sacrifice Maze Runner without a thought
Omggg agree on beautiful darkness I didn’t finish the series because I couldn’t do it anymore
Out of all my favorite books I could sacrifice the first Queen’s Thief book. It’s the only one I thought was just okay. After that I love the rest of them
I'm with you Jesse!! I didn't like Scarlet either, and you're the first person I've found that didn't like Scarlet!
Zombies attack!
...
Well. I'm dead. I'm not surviving that. Hand me the gun--let me die on my own terms.
1. Cinder ( i couldn’t get through the first 3 chapters)
2. Prodigy (kind of rushed and disinteresting at the beginning)
3. a wrinkle in time (i really enjoyed it, but yes it was confusing)
4. Life as we knew it (i had to read it in 8th grade, but oh my god. it’s was so boring and repetitive and i wanted to cry while reading it because it was so hard to finish.)
You’re obsessed with that dagger
But... but... but... Turtles All The Way Down IS my favourite book, Jesse! 💔 A little bit if my heart just broke...
I agree when it comes to a Wrinkle in Time I was just kinda confused the whole time and if I absolutely HAD to get rid of a book I guess The Zodiac Legacy
I honestly can't think of a single book that I wouldn't be willing to part with, as long as it's not in a series. But yeah, I'd sacrifice any of my standalones, I think...
This is so hard! But if it counts, I'd definitely sacrifice The Cursed Child, no question because it creates so many problems and inaccuracies in the HP world
If I had to... Either The Maze Runner or Cinder. I’m sorry but I just couldn’t get attached to either of these books. I might still try to read them, but for now they’re not my favorite
Who was just about to start reading scarlet when he said he didn’t like scarlet.... pain
A classic that I didn't really like would have to be the great gatsby by f Scott Fitzgerald like yeah the characters are interesting and the issues addressed are cool but overall it just did nothing for me. Like I felt underwhelmed the entire way through and didn't feel like much of note took place tbh. Unfortunately I have to do my leaving cert comparative study on it in June soooo wish me luck
Classics Iv read and liked= secret garden & A little princess both by Frances Hodgson Burnett. I love the movies too.
In truth, I have no problem answering these questions because even if I can find something to like about a book I know I’ll never truly like it or read it again. My most hated book of all time has to be “A Tale of Two Cities” by Charles Dickens. There are other books by him so we’ll be fine with one less. The favorite book I’d burn is “A Day No Pigs Would Die” because the audiobook with Lincoln Hoppe is perfection and I could listen to his voice for any book.
That is an interesting question you pose, at least for me as i don't usually keep the physical books too much after reading them. If I had to give up a favorite book that i have to save the rest it would probably be Roald Dahl books or at least Charlie and the Chocolate factory as i have them since i remember really enjoying the books that i read of his from school and wanted to revisit some and check out some of the ones that i didn't know about back in the day.
Another option would be the Redwall books series that i have both in audio book and physical (haven't finished the physical ones though). As much as I love the parts of the series that i have experienced there's enough other fantasy books to keep me occupied that i wouldn't mind giving them up to save the rest, especially if they were going to something like a library, used book store, etc so that someone else could find and read them.
I'm dying😂 this just made my day!!! Thanks Jesse!!!!!!
0:29 tell that to Tom Riddle's diary
Jesse, I totally understand how you feel about Turtles All The Way Down. Love your videos! ☺ As for a classic I would recommend Anne of Green Gables.