Dont know if anyone cares but if you guys are stoned like me during the covid times then you can stream pretty much all of the latest series on InstaFlixxer. Been streaming with my brother for the last months =)
I have tried so many times to read Carry On and I struggle everytime, I’m glad I’m not the only one who wasn’t super into it. Makes me feel a little better about giving up on it
I would totally be down to do a week long readathon with the Disney Twisted Tales. I've got about 6 of them, I've not read them and I really want to get Unbirthday and the Beauty & the Beast one.😅😅 The last Alice in Wonderland retelling I read was the Son's of Wonderland series which has a spin-off series "Daughters of Neverland", that I haven't started yet. I have a lot of books that I'm VERY LATE to reading: Harry Potter, The Hunger Games, The Maze Runner, Percy Jackson, Autoboyography, What if it's Us?, Vicious, and many more. 😂😅
@@faith3139 you're in for a treat! *Sighs* I want to relive the first time I read it, but I've reread it oh so many times and LOVED every single moment of it
Please do a Disney readathon! I would love to read some more Twisted Tales. I have almost all of them and I've only read the Cinderella one, which I enjoyed.
The Mulan one (Reflection) was my favorite, also by a different author than the Aladdin/Little Mermaid/Beaty&the Beast ones. I didnt really like Liz Braswell's writing, but the Mulan author (I forgot her name) was a lot better
@@reshmeshaik6172 tale as old as time-liz braswell. A whole new world-liz braswell. Once upon a dream-liz braswell. Part of your world-liz braswell. Reflection-Elizabeth lim. Mirror mirror-jen calonita. Let it go-jen calonita. Straight on till morning-liz braswell. So this is love-Elizabeth lim. Unbirthday-liz braswell.
I read Girls of Paper and Fire last year and LOVED it! It’s not even that high fantasy, yes there is a fantastical aspect but I’d say it focuses way more on the characters and what they’re going through. I think you’d really like this book Hailey!
They Went Left shattered my heart over and over again. It was deeply personal for me because my grandma was polish/German and was separated when she was 12 from her family during the war. She never saw them again and They Went Left had so many similarities with her story.
Honestly, Ninth House is kind of hard to get through until u reach like 150-200. But once u get there, omg things just go on a rollercoaster and will leave you SHOOK!
Please please please can we have an updated Alice shelf tour. Finding you on UA-cam was like finding a green light to let my book collection grow. I now have 30ish Alice books 😃
If you do read aurora rising I recommend the audiobook because it has a full cast so it helps with the multiple perspectives and made it more immersive for me at least.
I recently read The Starless Sea while listening to the audiobook and found it helped me a lot. I did enjoy it, but I also really loved The Night Circus. I've found one of the joys of getting older is the length of time I've been meaning to get around to reading things gets way longer.
I'm currently reading The Starless Sea and it is AMAZING. I also didn't vibe with the Night Circus, so I was really hesitant to pick this one up, but I'm so so glad I did because it's phenomenal. Perfect for anyone who lives and breathes stories (like me).
I would enjoy a Disney Twisted Tales read along too! I have 4 that I haven't read yet but slowly got them on good deals and the synopsis sounds so good! But life might be too busy for a week- maybe a month with one per week. Maybe for next month's TBR grab a handful of books from this view to tackle.
There’s also an Aladdin, Mulan, Frozen, Sleeping Beauty, and Beauty and the Beast in the Disney Twisted tales!! I’ve read them all except for Unbirthday (which I want to order!), Conceal Don’t Feel, and Part of Your World (I’ve started it but haven’t finished it).
The theme of this video is so relatable I also feel like I’m late to so many books I want to read!😂 And you HAVE to read A Reaper at the Gates, it’s incredible but heads up it will probably emotionally destroy you💚 Girls of Paper and Fire is also a fantastic book and I highly recommend 💓
Hello from Oregon (so exotic, right?)! My TBR is out of control too and yet I keep on adding to it. I love your channel and you’re so beautiful! Stay safe and healthy!
i did the same with kingdom of ash... it's a mothereffing tome so i put it off so long i forgot everything.... but this summer i said i'd use my quarantine reading to reread the whole series and honestly??? SO WORTH IT i cried for the last 200 pages i wisH i was kidding. i looked like a puffer fish i was so swollen. really nice ending !!!
I've had the same thing happen to me with fantasy, and I've found it's because they are hard to get into and keep focused with my busy life. However, with audiobooks the barrier is lower and I actually get to them, which is not something I'd ever thought would be a thing to happen.
I finished reading The Beautiful by Renée Ahdieh yesterday and I absolutely loved it. If a New Orleans setting and vampires are things you like to read about, definitely pick it up!
Strongly recommend Lovely Wars by Julie Berry! (It’s historical fiction with a Greek gods/goddess twist!) But soooo many goods books that you’ve mentioned and that I’ve now added to my TBR list!😁🤗
The thing about carry on is that the first 100-150 pages are so hard to get through like it took me a month but after that you’ll fly through. Carry on is one of my favorite books now.... just pls get through the first 150ish pages
I love the black hardcovers on the Disney retelling but I noticed some of the titles have a completely different design such as Aladdin and Sleeping Beauty. I’m annoyed it won’t be cohesive on my shelf.
Leigh Bardugo is my favorite author and I know it has mixed reviews but it has become one of my favorites, I loved the dark arcadamia mixed in with paranormal story line. Great video Hailey I hope you enjoy all these books
I’m late reading Eliza and Her Monsters, Six of Crows, Strange the Dreamer, Children of Blood and Bone, The Nightingale, The Astonishing Colors of After, Radio Silence, and the last four books of Harry Potter.
for carry on, I didn't like it until Baz showed up (I think that's part 2),,,, so I recommend seeing if it gets better at that point? i don't know, but his point of view and sarcastic comments are what made the book for me :)
You need to read Well Met! I just read it this week and I loved it. Can’t wait for the second book which will be released at the end of the month. The renaissance fair setting was so entertaining. Also recommend that Starsight gets pushed to the top of the TBR.
I keep thinking about the Twisted Tales books, but I never get around to them. They all sound so interesting and some of the twisted tales based on ones that aren't my favorite originally make me more interested like the Cinderella one.
I actually laughed when you picked up the Sarah J. Maas books..... Can you do a review of the Disney books? I'm interested but don't know if I would like them.
I feel you so much on the fantasy front 😭 I really want to read a high stakes high fantasy for the escapism but I just do not have the mental fortitude rn because they usually have so much death and sadness at at least some point. Also a lot of the fantasy books that intrigue me rn aren't completed so I'm scared of being attached and then end up stuck on a cliffhanger. So... if anyone has any stand alone/completed fantasy books/series that don't have any/many main character deaths, PLEASE reccomend. Thanks!
Try The priory of the orange tree by Samantha Shannon-it’s a high fantasy standalone -be warned though it is huge! I feel like she put a whole trilogy into just 1 book so there is a lot in this book! The world-building is amazing, the story is great and the characters are great!
I own ALL of the Disney Twisted Tales and Unbirthday is the only one that I have read so far (for the same reason). I will eventually read them all. I originally bought them for my classroom, but I've hoarded them in my personal library collection. I also love Serena Valentino's Disney villains stories. I own all of them, too, and they're AMAZING!!! We share about 5-7 books on this list that we're late to read. I'm a big collector, and cannot read them all nearly as fast as I buy them.
I have read Graceling and I really enjoyed it. I like the companion novel Fire better though. I have also learned from this video to suggest series that are finished or stand alone novels to you.
Okay...Now I'm gonna add *Disney twisted tales* and *The wicked king* on my list.. Hope I will read them soon. Right now I'm on TOG last second book (Tower of Dawn) Love ur channel💖💖
I have so many books that I have not read yet, but that's because I don't read a series until the entire series is out 😅 because I love bingeing series. So like the Throne of Glass series, I waited until the entire series finished until I read it haha
Omo I really wanted to try Disney twisted tale series!! Btw, I’m really looking forward to ur review of American royals 2 since this is September now.❤️😊
About A Reaper at the Gates: wait until book 4 (the last one is out). IF you still want to read it, you can then buy it and won't have to re-read the other books!
"Girls of Paper and Fire" and the sequel "Girls of Storm and Shadow" are AMAZING!!!! Also, the Caraval series. And "The House of Earth and Blood". But I'm right there with you. I haven't been able to get into fantasy in a few weeks even though it used to be all that I read! I've been flying through Adult Romances though!
If you can't remember the plot of a book but you don't want to reread it, Wikipedia is also a great resource! Most popular books have a robust plot synopsis on their page.
Straight on Till Morning has been on my TBR forever as well. I refuse to buy the other retellings until I read that one as a taste test. (Because that would be a lot of books to waste money on if I don't vibe with Liz Braswell.)
Julie Berry wrote another book that I’m reading right now! It’s called the Scandalous Sisterhood of Prickwillow Place. I’ve actually had it for about three years now, but after reading Lovely War I had to give it a chance. 😂
Love your historical fiction recommendations can't wait to hear about the war outside and they went left.I read lovely war and nightingale on your recommendation and they both were AMAZING.
Leviathan by Scott Westerfeld is often one of my go to recs; its one of my favorite series. I read the 1st two books of the Looking Glass Wars and I enjoyed them, but can also see why they may not be for everyone, so I would be interested to see your take.
@@erinbrown943 actually I have been looking after some snails for a long time and they don't even remember my name 😂😂😂 *Of course I'm kidding, I hate 🐌 🐌 🐌
i enjoyed Caraval and Legendary but reading Finale was a drudge. I love love love The Starless Sea. Your dress (or shirt) matched all the Disney retellings! I really liked The Looking Glass Wars. Loved Uprooted. I liked both Skyward and Starsight but I was surprised that there was a whole other layer of character and world building to have to work on through the second book. It wasn't bad, it was just more work than I expected, but it had the same amazing grand finale vibe. I liked the Leviathan series a lot. It's steampunk. I adored Carry On and Wayward Son but the beginning of the first book was a struggle because it felt so much like a remake of Harry Potter. Ninth House was a fun read but honestly it reads more like a YA than an Adult book. I bought The Queen of Blood trilogy altogether because I loved the covers and I really enjoyed the first book and I'm itching to get to The Reluctant Queen. It keeps getting pushed out of my reading piles by assorted deadlines or theme reads events. I haven't read Call Down the Hawk yet either. There ya go, my two cents. Or really, more like fifty cents, since I had so much to say. ;)
I listened the audiobook and read along with the beautiful and the sequel as well and it really helped and made it more enjoyable so I recommend doing that 😊
20:03 wait isn't Finale the third book in the series? I thought it was a trilogy, but you said you don''t remember what happened in the third book o.O what am I missing haha
I have three of the Disney twisted tales Beauty and the Beast, Snow White, and The Little Mermaid. I’ve only read the Beauty and the Beast one so far since that was the first one I picked up and absolutely loved it and now I already want the rest of them!
If you're still struggling a bit with Fantasy I would highly recommend the Audiobook for Crescent City rather than physical read! The narrator is fab and, despite the books size, it's a super quick and engaging listen 😁
“Why can’t I math” literally the most relatable thing I’ve heard
Right I be wondering that the same time
Dont know if anyone cares but if you guys are stoned like me during the covid times then you can stream pretty much all of the latest series on InstaFlixxer. Been streaming with my brother for the last months =)
@Miles Rudy Yea, I have been using instaflixxer for months myself :)
Omg those Disney retellings sounds so amazingggggg. I want to read ALL of them haha
I feel like I have about 100 books now in my “I’m definitely reading this next” tbr 🤦🏻♀️
I have tried so many times to read Carry On and I struggle everytime, I’m glad I’m not the only one who wasn’t super into it. Makes me feel a little better about giving up on it
This is me with fangirl 😅
@@Iced_boba_tea127 me too I struggled with fangirl and felt like the only one that was
I wasn’t impressed with Carry On, but a few years later I read Fangirl and loved it😅💀
“I’m just very lazy” I have never related to anything more
I would totally be down to do a week long readathon with the Disney Twisted Tales. I've got about 6 of them, I've not read them and I really want to get Unbirthday and the Beauty & the Beast one.😅😅
The last Alice in Wonderland retelling I read was the Son's of Wonderland series which has a spin-off series "Daughters of Neverland", that I haven't started yet.
I have a lot of books that I'm VERY LATE to reading: Harry Potter, The Hunger Games, The Maze Runner, Percy Jackson, Autoboyography, What if it's Us?, Vicious, and many more. 😂😅
I can’t believe you haven’t read Harry Potter and Percy Jackson! GET TO IT!!!
@@jasmin20085 I've started Percy Jackson
@@faith3139 you're in for a treat! *Sighs* I want to relive the first time I read it, but I've reread it oh so many times and LOVED every single moment of it
I've read As Old As Time. It's pretty good!
Please do a Disney readathon! I would love to read some more Twisted Tales. I have almost all of them and I've only read the Cinderella one, which I enjoyed.
I discovered booktube like 2 years ago so I don't even want to talk about all the books I am late for 🙈😭
I just discovered bookotube this year and am still trying to catch up on all the "classics" that I "should've read" way long ago.
LoveStory haha seriously I have missed so much! Oops 😬
@@jennawar13 🤷♀️ live and let live
There's also the sleeping beauty, frozen, and Mulan retellings in the twisted tales series
Aladin, beauty and the beast too
can u plz tell the titles of the book
The Mulan one (Reflection) was my favorite, also by a different author than the Aladdin/Little Mermaid/Beaty&the Beast ones. I didnt really like Liz Braswell's writing, but the Mulan author (I forgot her name) was a lot better
@@reshmeshaik6172 tale as old as time-liz braswell. A whole new world-liz braswell. Once upon a dream-liz braswell. Part of your world-liz braswell. Reflection-Elizabeth lim. Mirror mirror-jen calonita. Let it go-jen calonita. Straight on till morning-liz braswell. So this is love-Elizabeth lim. Unbirthday-liz braswell.
I read Girls of Paper and Fire last year and LOVED it! It’s not even that high fantasy, yes there is a fantastical aspect but I’d say it focuses way more on the characters and what they’re going through. I think you’d really like this book Hailey!
Me always being late to series so I can binge read them all at once and never forget what happens >>>>
When you're watching this adorable video and your mom calls to say your pre-order of Unbirthday just arrived 😂❤️
They Went Left shattered my heart over and over again. It was deeply personal for me because my grandma was polish/German and was separated when she was 12 from her family during the war. She never saw them again and They Went Left had so many similarities with her story.
Honestly, Ninth House is kind of hard to get through until u reach like 150-200. But once u get there, omg things just go on a rollercoaster and will leave you SHOOK!
I totally agree! Ended up loving it!
Please please please can we have an updated Alice shelf tour. Finding you on UA-cam was like finding a green light to let my book collection grow. I now have 30ish Alice books 😃
“Page 8 so really nailed it” why did this make me laugh so much?
If you do read aurora rising I recommend the audiobook because it has a full cast so it helps with the multiple perspectives and made it more immersive for me at least.
Omg Ninth House was one of my favorites last year. Have patience with it, I thought the beginning was super slow but it gets sooo good!
The bookshelf is so pretty😍
The retellings are just so pretty!
I recently read The Starless Sea while listening to the audiobook and found it helped me a lot. I did enjoy it, but I also really loved The Night Circus.
I've found one of the joys of getting older is the length of time I've been meaning to get around to reading things gets way longer.
I just finished The Wicked King yesterday and I. Loved. It.
I loved it, too!
I would recommend reading The Passion Of Dolssa! Definitely a story that has stuck with me for a while and I will continue to think about :)
I'm currently reading The Starless Sea and it is AMAZING. I also didn't vibe with the Night Circus, so I was really hesitant to pick this one up, but I'm so so glad I did because it's phenomenal. Perfect for anyone who lives and breathes stories (like me).
the part of your world retelling is my fave from the series! i read it this summer, its the perfect summer read!!
I would enjoy a Disney Twisted Tales read along too! I have 4 that I haven't read yet but slowly got them on good deals and the synopsis sounds so good! But life might be too busy for a week- maybe a month with one per week.
Maybe for next month's TBR grab a handful of books from this view to tackle.
There’s also an Aladdin, Mulan, Frozen, Sleeping Beauty, and Beauty and the Beast in the Disney Twisted tales!! I’ve read them all except for Unbirthday (which I want to order!), Conceal Don’t Feel, and Part of Your World (I’ve started it but haven’t finished it).
And a Mulan one too
ghost I thought I was forgetting one. That one is good too.
Hailey is such a ray of sunlight 💫
The theme of this video is so relatable I also feel like I’m late to so many books I want to read!😂 And you HAVE to read A Reaper at the Gates, it’s incredible but heads up it will probably emotionally destroy you💚 Girls of Paper and Fire is also a fantastic book and I highly recommend 💓
Hello from Oregon (so exotic, right?)! My TBR is out of control too and yet I keep on adding to it. I love your channel and you’re so beautiful! Stay safe and healthy!
i did the same with kingdom of ash... it's a mothereffing tome so i put it off so long i forgot everything.... but this summer i said i'd use my quarantine reading to reread the whole series and honestly??? SO WORTH IT i cried for the last 200 pages i wisH i was kidding. i looked like a puffer fish i was so swollen. really nice ending !!!
Julie Berry also has ‘All the truth that’s in me’ and it sounds really good
They went left was honestly such a beautiful story. I highly recommend you pick it up soon Hailey ❤
Your videos are soo entertaining! It feels like a bonus to get entertainment along with great book recommendations ❤️
Hey... I absolutely love your content... I have anxiety and your vlogs and videos always calm me down
I want to try out the Disney retellings too!
I've had the same thing happen to me with fantasy, and I've found it's because they are hard to get into and keep focused with my busy life. However, with audiobooks the barrier is lower and I actually get to them, which is not something I'd ever thought would be a thing to happen.
Waiting for your Twisted Tales reading vlog! ❤️ I think it will be really fun to watch it ☺️
I am surprised The Handmaid's Tale by Margaret Atwood wasn't included on this list😂
The Last Magician is sooo good! Devils Thief is the next one and it’s great also! 😍
I finished reading The Beautiful by Renée Ahdieh yesterday and I absolutely loved it.
If a New Orleans setting and vampires are things you like to read about, definitely pick it up!
Strongly recommend Lovely Wars by Julie Berry! (It’s historical fiction with a Greek gods/goddess twist!)
But soooo many goods books that you’ve mentioned and that I’ve now added to my TBR list!😁🤗
Love Lovely War!!!! I also cannot stop recommending it!!!
I read Straight on Till Morning and OMG!! that was amazing! Currently reading the retelling of Beauty and the Beast and loving it!
The thing about carry on is that the first 100-150 pages are so hard to get through like it took me a month but after that you’ll fly through. Carry on is one of my favorite books now.... just pls get through the first 150ish pages
I love the black hardcovers on the Disney retelling but I noticed some of the titles have a completely different design such as Aladdin and Sleeping Beauty. I’m annoyed it won’t be cohesive on my shelf.
I read both Ninth House and Girls of Paper and Fire this year. I really enjoyed both books so you should definitely pick them up soon.
I read Straight on til Morning recently and loved it!!💜
Leigh Bardugo is my favorite author and I know it has mixed reviews but it has become one of my favorites, I loved the dark arcadamia mixed in with paranormal story line. Great video Hailey I hope you enjoy all these books
Unbirthday sounds so good! LOVE Alice and Wonderful so a dark retelling of it will be brilliant I'm sure!
I’m late reading Eliza and Her Monsters, Six of Crows, Strange the Dreamer, Children of Blood and Bone, The Nightingale, The Astonishing Colors of After, Radio Silence, and the last four books of Harry Potter.
Can you do a reading blog or readathon of all the Disney and Alice books?
I literally just bought Leviathan from my local second-hand book store earlier today!
for carry on, I didn't like it until Baz showed up (I think that's part 2),,,, so I recommend seeing if it gets better at that point? i don't know, but his point of view and sarcastic comments are what made the book for me :)
but then wayward son was a total disappointment soooooooo ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
You need to read Well Met! I just read it this week and I loved it. Can’t wait for the second book which will be released at the end of the month. The renaissance fair setting was so entertaining. Also recommend that Starsight gets pushed to the top of the TBR.
I keep thinking about the Twisted Tales books, but I never get around to them. They all sound so interesting and some of the twisted tales based on ones that aren't my favorite originally make me more interested like the Cinderella one.
You are literally the best recommender 💖💖 I actually love all of Ur recommends💞💞 I'm kinda grateful that I found Ur channel🤩
I actually laughed when you picked up the Sarah J. Maas books.....
Can you do a review of the Disney books? I'm interested but don't know if I would like them.
I feel you so much on the fantasy front 😭 I really want to read a high stakes high fantasy for the escapism but I just do not have the mental fortitude rn because they usually have so much death and sadness at at least some point. Also a lot of the fantasy books that intrigue me rn aren't completed so I'm scared of being attached and then end up stuck on a cliffhanger. So... if anyone has any stand alone/completed fantasy books/series that don't have any/many main character deaths, PLEASE reccomend. Thanks!
Try The priory of the orange tree by Samantha Shannon-it’s a high fantasy standalone -be warned though it is huge! I feel like she put a whole trilogy into just 1 book so there is a lot in this book! The world-building is amazing, the story is great and the characters are great!
I own ALL of the Disney Twisted Tales and Unbirthday is the only one that I have read so far (for the same reason). I will eventually read them all. I originally bought them for my classroom, but I've hoarded them in my personal library collection. I also love Serena Valentino's Disney villains stories. I own all of them, too, and they're AMAZING!!! We share about 5-7 books on this list that we're late to read. I'm a big collector, and cannot read them all nearly as fast as I buy them.
I have read Graceling and I really enjoyed it. I like the companion novel Fire better though. I have also learned from this video to suggest series that are finished or stand alone novels to you.
i need to read so many of these myself lol. I had like an 8 year reading slump after I had kids but I am back intoi t now!
I only read Finale on this list and ofc I loved it. Caraval is one of my favorite series😍
I wanted to do a readathon of the Twisted Tales series that also includes watching the corresponding movies!
Ah so relatable haha! I also don’t read sequels, I always forget about them and when I buy them, I don’t want to reread the first book 😂🤷♀️
Graceling is amazing! I just read Fire and I loved it so much.
Okay...Now I'm gonna add *Disney twisted tales* and *The wicked king* on my list..
Hope I will read them soon.
Right now I'm on TOG last second book (Tower of Dawn)
Love ur channel💖💖
Leviathan and Timekeeper are one of my faves of all time. I liked very much the sequel to Queen of blood too, new characters are introduced.
I also have loads of books that I'm way late to read.. But I'm trying my best to catch up on everything.. slowly.. and easy.. 😊
Hailey! I love that you love romance and historic fiction and light sci fi! Don’t be upset you haven’t read fantasy it’s all good!
I have so many books that I have not read yet, but that's because I don't read a series until the entire series is out 😅 because I love bingeing series. So like the Throne of Glass series, I waited until the entire series finished until I read it haha
What a fun video idea! Love that you did this!!
I would love to see how the Disney twisted tales read!! I hope I can get those soon!!
Omo I really wanted to try Disney twisted tale series!!
Btw, I’m really looking forward to ur review of American royals 2 since this is September now.❤️😊
I've been wanting to pick up the Disney twisted tales. Maybe if you do a readathon for them it will get me to read them with you.
definitely read The Reaper at the Gates, it's amazing and it gives you an amazing new perspective on the characters
About A Reaper at the Gates: wait until book 4 (the last one is out). IF you still want to read it, you can then buy it and won't have to re-read the other books!
I need to finish Well Met maybe...and definitely interested in trying Bringing down the Duke.
"Girls of Paper and Fire" and the sequel "Girls of Storm and Shadow" are AMAZING!!!! Also, the Caraval series. And "The House of Earth and Blood". But I'm right there with you. I haven't been able to get into fantasy in a few weeks even though it used to be all that I read! I've been flying through Adult Romances though!
I'm really late to read Ninth House too😅I'm hoping to read it before the end of the year!
If you can't remember the plot of a book but you don't want to reread it, Wikipedia is also a great resource! Most popular books have a robust plot synopsis on their page.
haha it is never too late! I am still discovering favs from like 2013 , 2012 hehe!
Straight on Till Morning has been on my TBR forever as well. I refuse to buy the other retellings until I read that one as a taste test. (Because that would be a lot of books to waste money on if I don't vibe with Liz Braswell.)
There a different authors that write books in the series, but personally I’ve liked or loved all the books in the series that I’ve read!! :)
@@agxoxo12 Thanks for the feed back!
Have to Read Them All no problem!
I haven’t watched you in a long time. So happy to watch you grow 😊
Julie Berry wrote another book that I’m reading right now! It’s called the Scandalous Sisterhood of Prickwillow Place. I’ve actually had it for about three years now, but after reading Lovely War I had to give it a chance. 😂
Love your historical fiction recommendations can't wait to hear about the war outside and they went left.I read lovely war and nightingale on your recommendation and they both were AMAZING.
I love the looking glass wars
This list looks a lot like my goodreads tbr. We're in the same boat!
Wicked like a wildfire is great but I recommend reading its sequel right after!
I love your page and you are so awesome!!!! You give great in-depth reviews, keep up the great work! 😉😊
Leviathan by Scott Westerfeld is often one of my go to recs; its one of my favorite series.
I read the 1st two books of the Looking Glass Wars and I enjoyed them, but can also see why they may not be for everyone, so I would be interested to see your take.
Just wanted to assure you snails don't have good memory 😂😂
How do you know? Have you asked them? 😂
@@erinbrown943 actually I have been looking after some snails for a long time and they don't even remember my name 😂😂😂
*Of course I'm kidding, I hate 🐌 🐌 🐌
i enjoyed Caraval and Legendary but reading Finale was a drudge. I love love love The Starless Sea. Your dress (or shirt) matched all the Disney retellings! I really liked The Looking Glass Wars. Loved Uprooted. I liked both Skyward and Starsight but I was surprised that there was a whole other layer of character and world building to have to work on through the second book. It wasn't bad, it was just more work than I expected, but it had the same amazing grand finale vibe. I liked the Leviathan series a lot. It's steampunk. I adored Carry On and Wayward Son but the beginning of the first book was a struggle because it felt so much like a remake of Harry Potter. Ninth House was a fun read but honestly it reads more like a YA than an Adult book. I bought The Queen of Blood trilogy altogether because I loved the covers and I really enjoyed the first book and I'm itching to get to The Reluctant Queen. It keeps getting pushed out of my reading piles by assorted deadlines or theme reads events. I haven't read Call Down the Hawk yet either. There ya go, my two cents. Or really, more like fifty cents, since I had so much to say. ;)
Ohh, now that you mention it, I need to read "Uprooted" too! 🤔 I purchased it 3 or 4 years ago and never read it.. 😐
It's great and honestly I love the other book she wrote called Spinning Silver! The cover art is similar and is also a retelling of sorts!
I listened the audiobook and read along with the beautiful and the sequel as well and it really helped and made it more enjoyable so I recommend doing that 😊
20:03 wait isn't Finale the third book in the series? I thought it was a trilogy, but you said you don''t remember what happened in the third book o.O what am I missing haha
It is a trilogy that was my bad 🤦♀️
I have three of the Disney twisted tales Beauty and the Beast, Snow White, and The Little Mermaid. I’ve only read the Beauty and the Beast one so far since that was the first one I picked up and absolutely loved it and now I already want the rest of them!
omg you totally have to read the wicked king! It's my favourite in the trilogy
Leigh Bardugo is my favorite author as well!
If you're still struggling a bit with Fantasy I would highly recommend the Audiobook for Crescent City rather than physical read!
The narrator is fab and, despite the books size, it's a super quick and engaging listen 😁
I’m new subscriber, and I just want to say , I’m in love with your Chanel , you are incredible
I'm so damn glad that I'm not the only one who has TOO MANY books that I should've read years ago!!!