I love your amazing cookie jar and i am reading 📖 smoking joes cafe by a Australia author love this video and your amazing channel please stay safe and enjoy your reading 📖 love your Australia friend John xxxx
Walking The Invisible sounds lovely. I’m currently reading something similar (but fiction) called After Story by Larissa Behrendt. It is about an Australian Indigenous mother and daughter who go on a tour around the UK visiting famous literary sites. Might be something you would like if you haven’t read it already. I’m halfway through and I’m loving it so much.
Very interesting titles here! I’m looking forward to reading Vladimir and Lapvona. Things Have Gotten Worse was a favorite for me last year. Hope you’ll like it, too (despite the disturbing story)
Some of these books seem very interesting and I'll have to add them to my TBR list haha. I most recently just finished Kaikeyi, which is based on a Hindu epic. I've really gotten into books that are about cultures I am unfamiliar with or don't know much about. I feel like I learn so much when reading books like these!
Your haul looks very much like my TBR!! Other than Ghost Wall; read that when it came out and LOVED it. I think you'll really enjoy it too! The atmosphere is incredible
I read The Sentence for a course on Louise Erdrich's novels! I found that the characters were very vibrant. I just picked out from the library and started reading Spells Trouble by P.C. Cast & Kristin Cast after accidentally picking up the second book of the series (oops!). It's about two young twin witches who are suddenly thrust into the role of protectors of gates leading to different mythological underworlds.
Great video, books with 100-200 pages fill me with such excitement, so I’m excited to try some of these also! There’s nothing like a long book but I’m really picky over a certain amount of pages. You mentioned that one book had a really long blurb. If it’s something you’re interested in I would love to see a video about trends in publishing and your opinions. (sorry if you’ve already done something like this I’m quite a new subscriber!)
i think the most recent book i've hauled has been black water sister by zen cho ! i havent started it yet but i think it will be great :) rly enjoyed hearing about your books!! and the bronte, walking the invisible one sounds great !
@@booksandquills I’m not sure what exactly I was expecting out of it but after getting 30% into the book, I was just bored and didn’t care about the story.
When there's a heatwave, stay in the shade and read a good book. Here's some inspo! What book are you using to fan yourself with today? 😅
I love your amazing cookie jar and i am reading 📖 smoking joes cafe by a Australia author love this video and your amazing channel please stay safe and enjoy your reading 📖 love your Australia friend John xxxx
Today I’m fanning myself with Convenience Store Woman, finally got myself a copy last week. :)
By the way I am in the middle of winter 🥶
@@NyleGames Ohh perfect size for fanning, not too big!
It's We Were Liars and Albatross for me :D
Walking The Invisible sounds lovely. I’m currently reading something similar (but fiction) called After Story by Larissa Behrendt. It is about an Australian Indigenous mother and daughter who go on a tour around the UK visiting famous literary sites. Might be something you would like if you haven’t read it already. I’m halfway through and I’m loving it so much.
He Sanne, cool to see you out here again! Looking forward to your reading vlog!
If you have access to BBC iPlayer, look for the Brontes Irish connection. It’s a documentary presented by the daughter of the actor Ciaran Hinds
Very interesting titles here! I’m looking forward to reading Vladimir and Lapvona. Things Have Gotten Worse was a favorite for me last year. Hope you’ll like it, too (despite the disturbing story)
I really enjoyed The Bronte Cabinet. It describes different items that are all related to the Brontes and the story behind the items.
Great recommendation, thank you!
Some of these books seem very interesting and I'll have to add them to my TBR list haha. I most recently just finished Kaikeyi, which is based on a Hindu epic. I've really gotten into books that are about cultures I am unfamiliar with or don't know much about. I feel like I learn so much when reading books like these!
Your haul looks very much like my TBR!! Other than Ghost Wall; read that when it came out and LOVED it. I think you'll really enjoy it too! The atmosphere is incredible
Ahh excellent to hear! ❤️
I read The Sentence for a course on Louise Erdrich's novels! I found that the characters were very vibrant.
I just picked out from the library and started reading Spells Trouble by P.C. Cast & Kristin Cast after accidentally picking up the second book of the series (oops!). It's about two young twin witches who are suddenly thrust into the role of protectors of gates leading to different mythological underworlds.
Great video, books with 100-200 pages fill me with such excitement, so I’m excited to try some of these also! There’s nothing like a long book but I’m really picky over a certain amount of pages.
You mentioned that one book had a really long blurb. If it’s something you’re interested in I would love to see a video about trends in publishing and your opinions. (sorry if you’ve already done something like this I’m quite a new subscriber!)
i think the most recent book i've hauled has been black water sister by zen cho ! i havent started it yet but i think it will be great :) rly enjoyed hearing about your books!! and the bronte, walking the invisible one sounds great !
I just looked up the summary and that sounds very intriguing! Thanks for your lovely comment. :D
Just picked that book up from the library! Excited to read it as well :)
Wow you got some great books!
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Please can we buddy read A Portrait of a Thief!!
Yessss let’s do it! I feel like there was another book too…
Why did you delete your old hermione bag video it was a treasure
I’m not sure I remember what video you mean. I don’t think I’ve done a Hermione bag video?
interested in your opinion of vladimir, i dnf'd it yesterday
Ohh I haven't actually read any reviews yet, so would be very curious to hear why you DNFed!
@@booksandquills I’m not sure what exactly I was expecting out of it but after getting 30% into the book, I was just bored and didn’t care about the story.
@@christinahernandez352 Fair enough! It's not my usual thing, so we'll see.