Thank you for just briefly touching up on your personal struggles with depression and suicide, it was really refreshing to me to see you who is so bubbly and just lovely to be around admit that they are not perfect, they're human after all but you still manage to see the good in things! A book that helps me find my way is: Stargirl by Jerry Spinelli. I have autism, anxiety and depression and having these makes it extremely difficult for me to face the world everyday, but ever since I read that book my self confidence has grown. I won't say no more as I don't want to spoil it for you but it is honestly one of the best books that will ever be published to date, in my opinion. ❤
A book that helped me find my way was The Great Gatsby - it's a strange choice, I know, but I recognised a lot of aspects of my life in the characters and the fates that befall them showed me how much of a change was necessary for me to not suffer the same
Omggggg I just finished the book thief because we read it in class but I was planning to read it anyways because I had heard it was so great but it was so good and made me an emotional wreck and I was sitting in class trying so hard not to cry it was so good but so sad but honestly it wouldn't have been believable if it wasn't sad I mean it was WWII in Nazi Germany and the narrator is death so I mean...but I still loved it and it had such a powerful message but it just hit me in the feels so hard.
It makes me so happy that you love John Green. He's always been my favorite author and when I started watching booktube I found that nobody has anything good to say about him and his work on here and it's disappointing to me! Great video :) I'm reading an ARC of I Have Lost My Way now and it's great so far. I read half of it yesterday and hopefully can finish today.
I love this video so much, totally agree with you on TFIOS,and I also really connected to "Before I Fall" by Lauren Oliver,both remind me to cherish life.
A book that reminds me of my childhood is Enid Blyton's Faraway Tree. I think it really helped build the imagination I have today. I still remember reading it with my mother.
OMG! I CAN'T WAIT TO READ "I HAVE LOST MY WAY" BECAUSE I CAN ALWAYS RELATE TO THE CHARACTERS OF HER BOOKS , AND AH! ❤ and , also i haven't been able to read alot because of my exams but soon im gonna start reading again. 🌸
This is such an interesting thing to do a video about! I’ve definitely reread certain books to get me back on my feet, or to feel grounded again. Hadn’t really thought about it before.
Mine are definitely Harry Potter and pride and prejudice. I grew up reading the Harry Potter books as they were coming out, with midnight releases and waiting years for a new book and constantly rereading the last ones to try and tide me over.there will never be a series or a book that will mean quite as much to me as that. And pride and prejudice I first read early in high school (when I was waiting for Deathly Hallows which was published the summer I graduated) and fell in love. It was the first adult book I'd ever read, I fell in love with the characters and the story and the only book I've reread more is Harry. This was an awesome video!
For me it would be the Percy Jackson series, the Puzzle Ring by Kate Forsyth, the Trickster duology by Tamora Pierce and Venom by Fiona Paul. And odd mix, but that’s what’s so great about them!
What a fabulous video. Your love of books is definitely contagious. :D A Wrinkle in Time gives me that coming home feeling, even though I just recently read it for the first time. So does The Lion, The Witch, and the Wardrobe. Books are amazing!
I really liked this video concept I hope more people do videos like this as its more about what the book meant to you personally and you are able to go into that more deeply. For me, my number one book is Harry Potter and the Order of The Phoenix. I have dyslexia and I honestly was not able to read well unless it was a very simple and short book and even then I struggled. That is until I turned 13 and was in some store and my mom asked me if I wanted the new Harry Potter book, it had just come out, and I was like okay sure why not? It was almost a moment of fate because again I couldn’t read well nor had I read books 1-4 so why I said yes is still beyond me. Yet when I started reading it I couldn't stop and fully understanding everything and wasn’t struggling in any way with it. It was like a switch had turned on in my brain and I have not been without a book in my hand ever since...to the point that its becomes a problem of how many I own. Also reminds me of how determined I am as I decided that the first book I was going to read without help was almost 900! fing pages! Go big or go home right?
Great video ! For me it's definitely Harry Potter, cliché I know but it's just so comforting to me (especially the first one). I know it'll bring me joy no matter what. In a weird way it also helps me put things into perspective, because if you think about it Harry's life was pretty sad and it kind of makes me feel grateful that I didn't have to go through all the things he went through (I wouldn't mind the magic but you know, loosing his parents, his life with the Dursleys, Voldemort etc) xD
Great Video! :) For me it is the perks of being a wallflower. But also The stalking Jack the Ripper series because of Audrey Rose. I Love her so much! And in some way six of crows because they are always there for each other and never give up.
I would definitely turn to the book thief, fault in our stars , and June bug which is a really great book definitely recommend very inspirational video 😊😊😊😝
As a Belgian, it's really weird to me when non-Europeans say "imagine your family going through a world war". We all grew up with our (great)grandparents telling us stories about the rationing of food, losing people you love, the fear etc. School trips to concentration camps are mandatory because it's part of our history. And even though we all go quiet when standing in front of the execution wall or inside of the torture chamber, I feel like we're so used to it we kind of become desensitized to the horror
i'm french and i've never been to school trip to a concentration camp. I don't know if it's a good or a bad thing. I must be interesting but i fear i might fall apart just by going there. (too sensitive i guess) and my grands parents never talked about that time of their lives either...
I'm sure there's lots of people who never talk about the war(s). Depends on the person and what you've been through I guess. I'm not sure why it's mandatory here (or at least in my province) to go visit at least one concentration camp. But there are always a few people who get nauseous and have to leave, myself included. It's just that for us, the world wars aren't just a far away story because our ancestors lived it. Which in turn kind of takes of the sharp edges it has in others' minds
I loved this video, Hailey! Thank you for sharing some books that have really helped you. It's prompted me to think about which books have helped me :)
Tuesdays with Morrie by Mitch Albom is really good, I've read it many times. Has life lessons from an older man dying of ALS. My all time favorite book.
i just got the nightingale on my kindle...no more room its silly the amount of books i have in this teeny tiny flat lol half of them in a storage box! I'm a sister i'm the oldest and my sister is my best friend she looks after me even though i should look after her more. Well, i guess we look out for each other not sure what i would do without her really
Have you ever read “i am the messenger” by Markus Zusak? It’s one of my favourite books and helped me to find my way. The story really made me think a lot about life and my influence on others! I’m pretty sure you would like it!
Peter Pan by J. M. Barrie, Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants by Ann Brashares, The Perks of Being a Wallflower by Stephen Chbosky, The Cottingley Secret by Hazel Gaynor, Harry Potter by J.K Rowling, and many more :)
Just read the nightingale on your recommendation and loved it, now rereading the book thief because I'm in a historical fiction mood (it remind me of you haha)
Hey, this video really is a good idea :D Unlike majority of people (well I guess because I feel lonely to have that advice haha) I don't appreciate Alice in wonderland, wether it's a book or movie or anything, I just find it very disturbing haha I really need to read the book theif as well ! I've been wanting to for years and I even had bought the book but my dad borrowed it and since then I can't find it anywhere anymore :( Wow your fairy tales and folklore book is so beautiful ! Stalking Jack the ripper seems to be cool :) I'm french and I'm always interested in books talking about world war II and I must admit I always get angry when some people of my country pretend that we never did anything wrong and that all of the german people were nazis because that is so untrue. I don't know a lot about Netherlands though, I'm curious ! I'm currently healing from depression so I'm interested in the subject but I don't feel ready yet to read fictions about it because I'm too scared to recognize myself too much or on the contrary afraid of feeling guilty because "there is worse". But I really like reading articles or books that are written by psychologists or people who know what they're talking about, without any judgement and explanations and everything. It helps me to understand and lessens the tendency to be mean to myself. I have 3 brothers and no sister and I've always wondered what it feels like but I will never know haha The nightingale seems to be very intersting though, I agree we women need to know we can be strong and I'm both reassured and scared with everything that happened lately. My very big wishlist does NOT thank you haha But thanks ! Bye xoxo
AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I’ve been waiting for Markus Zusak to publish this book since 2014!!!! 😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆 It’s finally coming out!!!!!!!!!!!
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Thank you for just briefly touching up on your personal struggles with depression and suicide, it was really refreshing to me to see you who is so bubbly and just lovely to be around admit that they are not perfect, they're human after all but you still manage to see the good in things! A book that helps me find my way is: Stargirl by Jerry Spinelli.
I have autism, anxiety and depression and having these makes it extremely difficult for me to face the world everyday, but ever since I read that book my self confidence has grown. I won't say no more as I don't want to spoil it for you but it is honestly one of the best books that will ever be published to date, in my opinion. ❤
A book that helped me find my way was The Great Gatsby - it's a strange choice, I know, but I recognised a lot of aspects of my life in the characters and the fates that befall them showed me how much of a change was necessary for me to not suffer the same
such a touching, personal video! loved it, thanks Hailey :)
So glad you liked it!
You should do an updated top 10 best trilogys
Omggggg I just finished the book thief because we read it in class but I was planning to read it anyways because I had heard it was so great but it was so good and made me an emotional wreck and I was sitting in class trying so hard not to cry it was so good but so sad but honestly it wouldn't have been believable if it wasn't sad I mean it was WWII in Nazi Germany and the narrator is death so I mean...but I still loved it and it had such a powerful message but it just hit me in the feels so hard.
BANANA BOOKS I‘ve watched the movie with my class. I loved it
Rebeca i think you‘re right
Rebeca i think you‘re right
It makes me so happy that you love John Green. He's always been my favorite author and when I started watching booktube I found that nobody has anything good to say about him and his work on here and it's disappointing to me! Great video :) I'm reading an ARC of I Have Lost My Way now and it's great so far. I read half of it yesterday and hopefully can finish today.
MissKylie07 John Green s my favorite too!
You've made me want to read The Nightingale so bad! I'm going to have to pick it up soon and give it a try. :)
I’m in love with every book that broke my heart... one of them is definitely The Book Thief.
the book thief is my fav book ever.. i have to re-read it omg, last time i re-read it in february last year..
I love this video so much, totally agree with you on TFIOS,and I also really connected to "Before I Fall" by Lauren Oliver,both remind me to cherish life.
A book that reminds me of my childhood is Enid Blyton's Faraway Tree. I think it really helped build the imagination I have today. I still remember reading it with my mother.
OMG! I CAN'T WAIT TO READ "I HAVE LOST MY WAY" BECAUSE I CAN ALWAYS RELATE TO THE CHARACTERS OF HER BOOKS , AND AH! ❤ and , also i haven't been able to read alot because of my exams but soon im gonna start reading again. 🌸
read the night divided by jennifer a neilson
For me it's The Song of Achilles because that book never failed to make me happy (even while I was crying at the end) during a dark time.
This is such an interesting thing to do a video about! I’ve definitely reread certain books to get me back on my feet, or to feel grounded again. Hadn’t really thought about it before.
A Little Princess is one of my all time favorite movies its magical!
Mine are definitely Harry Potter and pride and prejudice. I grew up reading the Harry Potter books as they were coming out, with midnight releases and waiting years for a new book and constantly rereading the last ones to try and tide me over.there will never be a series or a book that will mean quite as much to me as that. And pride and prejudice I first read early in high school (when I was waiting for Deathly Hallows which was published the summer I graduated) and fell in love. It was the first adult book I'd ever read, I fell in love with the characters and the story and the only book I've reread more is Harry. This was an awesome video!
Julie of the Wolves trilogy always gets me since I first read it in elementary school and am now in my 20's.
For me it would be the Percy Jackson series, the Puzzle Ring by Kate Forsyth, the Trickster duology by Tamora Pierce and Venom by Fiona Paul. And odd mix, but that’s what’s so great about them!
What a fabulous video. Your love of books is definitely contagious. :D A Wrinkle in Time gives me that coming home feeling, even though I just recently read it for the first time. So does The Lion, The Witch, and the Wardrobe. Books are amazing!
I really liked this video concept I hope more people do videos like this as its more about what the book meant to you personally and you are able to go into that more deeply. For me, my number one book is Harry Potter and the Order of The Phoenix. I have dyslexia and I honestly was not able to read well unless it was a very simple and short book and even then I struggled. That is until I turned 13 and was in some store and my mom asked me if I wanted the new Harry Potter book, it had just come out, and I was like okay sure why not? It was almost a moment of fate because again I couldn’t read well nor had I read books 1-4 so why I said yes is still beyond me. Yet when I started reading it I couldn't stop and fully understanding everything and wasn’t struggling in any way with it. It was like a switch had turned on in my brain and I have not been without a book in my hand ever since...to the point that its becomes a problem of how many I own. Also reminds me of how determined I am as I decided that the first book I was going to read without help was almost 900! fing pages! Go big or go home right?
Yes! A new recommended reads! Always love these!
Great video ! For me it's definitely Harry Potter, cliché I know but it's just so comforting to me (especially the first one). I know it'll bring me joy no matter what. In a weird way it also helps me put things into perspective, because if you think about it Harry's life was pretty sad and it kind of makes me feel grateful that I didn't have to go through all the things he went through (I wouldn't mind the magic but you know, loosing his parents, his life with the Dursleys, Voldemort etc) xD
Harry Potter is a great pick!!
Finished this book a week ago and it was a great read
Such an inspiring video😍💕
Thank you 😌
I don't think I've ever seen you look so happy and a video. Loved it and think you for sharing them with us.
I absolutely love videos like this! This video made me So happy Hailey !
I just bought the Kristen Hannah book today. I haven't read her in years. Have you ever read her book On Mystic Lake?
Well there goes my sleep 😂❤️
Girl Almighty at the end of this video made me so happy!
omg... i love this video... i cant wait to read the fault in our stars... it's been on my tbr for such a long time...
Ur videos r really helpful...The books that u talk About are soo gud...Only after seeing ur videos I started to read books..Thank you Hailey!
Great Video! :) For me it is the perks of being a wallflower. But also The stalking Jack the Ripper series because of Audrey Rose. I Love her so much! And in some way six of crows because they are always there for each other and never give up.
I would definitely turn to the book thief, fault in our stars , and June bug which is a really great book definitely recommend very inspirational video 😊😊😊😝
Absolutely love your videos!! 😍 You mention that you used to not read a lot. “A book a year”. What changed to make you start reading so much?
I think she once said that she was sick and in the hospital and had nothing to do so she started reading and discovered booktube BUT I could be wrong
As a Belgian, it's really weird to me when non-Europeans say "imagine your family going through a world war". We all grew up with our (great)grandparents telling us stories about the rationing of food, losing people you love, the fear etc. School trips to concentration camps are mandatory because it's part of our history. And even though we all go quiet when standing in front of the execution wall or inside of the torture chamber, I feel like we're so used to it we kind of become desensitized to the horror
i'm french and i've never been to school trip to a concentration camp. I don't know if it's a good or a bad thing. I must be interesting but i fear i might fall apart just by going there. (too sensitive i guess) and my grands parents never talked about that time of their lives either...
I'm sure there's lots of people who never talk about the war(s). Depends on the person and what you've been through I guess. I'm not sure why it's mandatory here (or at least in my province) to go visit at least one concentration camp. But there are always a few people who get nauseous and have to leave, myself included. It's just that for us, the world wars aren't just a far away story because our ancestors lived it. Which in turn kind of takes of the sharp edges it has in others' minds
For me the perks of being a wallflower really helped me find my way. Such a beautiful coming of age story
I loved this video, Hailey! Thank you for sharing some books that have really helped you. It's prompted me to think about which books have helped me :)
I'm reading The Book Thief at the moment :) The Nightingale sounds good
you grew up with so many of the same books as me!! alice, anne of green gables, a little princess...
I still need to read Miss Peregrines!
A LITTLE PRINCESS IS MY FAVOURITE BOOK EVER
I have the same copy of Anne of Green Gables!
also , this video is relatable af! 🙌❤
Tuesdays with Morrie by Mitch Albom is really good, I've read it many times. Has life lessons from an older man dying of ALS. My all time favorite book.
You are so awesome Hailey!
The gigantic book of fairy tales is so gorgeous!
i just got the nightingale on my kindle...no more room its silly the amount of books i have in this teeny tiny flat lol half of them in a storage box! I'm a sister i'm the oldest and my sister is my best friend she looks after me even though i should look after her more. Well, i guess we look out for each other not sure what i would do without her really
Hailey, I saw the new Markus Zusak and thought about you lol. But it looks so good.
Have you ever read “i am the messenger” by Markus Zusak? It’s one of my favourite books and helped me to find my way. The story really made me think a lot about life and my influence on others! I’m pretty sure you would like it!
Lorena that has been the best book I've read so far this year. Scythe is a close second though.
Joseph Ski oh thanks for the tip I’ll check it out! :)
Lorena Neil Shusterman's a great author. His Unwind dystology is my fav of all time.
Peter Pan by J. M. Barrie, Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants by Ann Brashares, The Perks of Being a Wallflower by Stephen Chbosky, The Cottingley Secret by Hazel Gaynor, Harry Potter by J.K Rowling, and many more :)
Just read the nightingale on your recommendation and loved it, now rereading the book thief because I'm in a historical fiction mood (it remind me of you haha)
What edition of The Book Thief is that?
can you do an update video on books that help with reading slumps
i’m half Dutch from my dads side so thank you so much for recommending the girl in the blue coat :)
Glad you know da wei Hailey😘
Sely Viladinia she is the queen now, follow the queen!!
I love Audrey Rose!
Hey Hailey! Awesome video! I have a quick question! I clicked the link and it said opened to US Residents. Does that mean it's for US only? Thanks!
I actually screamed when markus zusak announced his new book😂
I love this video Hailey!! I actually might do a video response to this. I love this idea and getting more personal like this!
I loved this video!!!! Really inspiring
Peter Pan, Harry Potter and The Perks of Being a Wallflower :3
Hey, this video really is a good idea :D Unlike majority of people (well I guess because I feel lonely to have that advice haha) I don't appreciate Alice in wonderland, wether it's a book or movie or anything, I just find it very disturbing haha
I really need to read the book theif as well ! I've been wanting to for years and I even had bought the book but my dad borrowed it and since then I can't find it anywhere anymore :(
Wow your fairy tales and folklore book is so beautiful ! Stalking Jack the ripper seems to be cool :)
I'm french and I'm always interested in books talking about world war II and I must admit I always get angry when some people of my country pretend that we never did anything wrong and that all of the german people were nazis because that is so untrue. I don't know a lot about Netherlands though, I'm curious !
I'm currently healing from depression so I'm interested in the subject but I don't feel ready yet to read fictions about it because I'm too scared to recognize myself too much or on the contrary afraid of feeling guilty because "there is worse". But I really like reading articles or books that are written by psychologists or people who know what they're talking about, without any judgement and explanations and everything. It helps me to understand and lessens the tendency to be mean to myself.
I have 3 brothers and no sister and I've always wondered what it feels like but I will never know haha The nightingale seems to be very intersting though, I agree we women need to know we can be strong and I'm both reassured and scared with everything that happened lately.
My very big wishlist does NOT thank you haha But thanks ! Bye xoxo
We had to read The Nightingale for English class.
The Book Thief is 100% on here...
You need to read the dove keepers by Alice Hoffman!!
Hi Hailey:) have you read The Smells of Other Peoples House? I just finished it today and...💜💔😢❤😀 so give it a go if you haven't already:)
Do you have list of books about science, history, biography, and self improvement?? If you have please make a vid about them and share it with us.
I love The Fault in Our Stars. :-)
I guessed 4 of these books😂😂🙌🏼
I feel you with Stalking Jack The Ripper, Audrey Rose is a force to be reckoned with!
Did you pre order Bridge of Clay?!?! I’ve never done anything so fast in my life before!
Does she mean by postcard, the form from the link of this video?😊😅🎉
I am currently so lost and shattered that I desperately hope this video's gonna help
AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I’ve been waiting for Markus Zusak to publish this book since 2014!!!! 😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆 It’s finally coming out!!!!!!!!!!!
Read „The Time Traveler‘s Wife“
I guess you know da way know🤔😏
Cool recs thanks from Croatia! :)
Congrats on 150K subs. Live show?
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Very inspiring
i was shocked that there wasnt any harry potter. harry potter is 100% my home !
Ur coming thru my screen
Jass queen back at it again👏👏👏👏
The last word of each title of Gayle Forman's books rhyme. If I STAY. Just One DAY. I Have Lost My WAY.
You kno da we! (Sorry I had to write that xD)
Hiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
What about Harry Potter and the video was amazing 🔥❤
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Love this video.
I have family that were alive in ww2 as well. My father's side came from Germany.
I honestly thought the first book would be the book thief
Great video :)
If you love fairytales so much, you should watch once upon a time
Is it just me or your voice doesn't match with the audio?
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