I always see it as still a good thing... you can find cheaper ways to enjoy all of them but at least you have hobbies and passions! I find it sad when people don't have anything. Too many people are always bored...
Yes!!! I can already tell the Cruel Prince is my favourite book of 2018 and the Alanna books by Tamora Pierce were some of the books that got me into reading! She is still my fav author even in my mid 20s. You and I have pretty different tastes but I really hope you like them!
Awwww, Solaris! I recommend it to you once! It's very different from the movie which mostly centered around the condensed romantic plot but in my opinion the book is more of a philosophical one. It is weird and confusing but in the deep thinking way. I even wrote few quotes from it in my memory book. Stanisław Lem was a true visionary. I love his "The Star Diaries" (kind of similar to "The Martian" because main character always finds "troubles" during his journeys and have to figure them out with a lot of humour) and short story "The Futurological Congress" (it made me feel that humanity is a small speck in the universe for the first time).
I just read Animal Farm recently and I absolutely loved it. I have developed a love for Orwell’s work after reading 1984 and I’m trying to read all of his work 🤗
Animal farm is one of my favorites! I still remember how I went into a thoughtful, immovable state for a few minutes after I finished it. The cover of your book is stunning! 🤩
OMG, Tamora Pierce!!!!!! Her Tortall series (which Alanna: The First Adventure is indeed the first book of) is one of my all-time faves, so I really hope you enjoy them too! The writing starts really simplistic, but it definitely gets better and more in-depth as the books go on (and they get longer, as at the time when she was first publishing them, they didn't allow children's books to be very long, as it was thought that kids wouldn't have the attention spans for long books. But then Harry Potter happened, and completely disproved this idea, and so after that, Tamora Pierce was finally allowed free reign. But don't worry, her books aren't ridiculously huge or anything. XD). Tortall may be a bit confusing starting out, so just in case you'd like to know, Tortall is divided into a lot of sub-series. Technically you can read each sub-series in any order, but you get the most out of them if you go in chronological order; each sub-series stars a different main character and cast, but all of the past casts of characters are still present as you move down the timeline, they're just in supporting positions and in the background now. And if you start in a later sub-series, there are some spoilers for the previous sub-series, but a lot of the details wouldn't be talked about much. Does that make sense? Anyway, the first sub-series and the starting point is The Song of the Lioness quartet, the first book being Alanna: The First Adventure, and the other three books being In the Hand of the Goddess, The Woman Who Rides Like a Man, and Lioness Rampant. (The other sub-series in Tortall, in order, are: The Immortals quartet, The Protector of the Small quartet, The Daughter of the Lioness/Trickster's duology, the Provost's Dog/Beka Cooper trilogy, and just a few weeks ago, she's released the first book in her new Tortall series, which I believe is called The Numair Chronicles (the book is Tempests and Slaughter). There's also Tortall and Other Lands, which is a short story collection that features a lot of Tortall ones.) Tortall has always been super important to me because they are wonderful female-led fantasies that tackle so many issues that you don't see very many books do, especially issues that concern girls in particular, and back when these were first released, pretty much no one but Tamora Pierce even tried to do so. They hold a special place in my heart, and I sincerely hope that it's not too late for you to like them as well!
I'd never heard of The Seven Death's of Evelyn Hardcastle until your last video, got it immediately, and finished it in 3 days. It was so incredibly good!!! I was in a mini slump as well, and this book helped a lot. Thank you so much for that recommendation. :) Also, personal opinion, the first 50 or so pages were basically torture. If you feel the same way while reading this book, just keep going. It is so, so worth it.
When I started watching this channel, I thought that I wasn't really gonna enjoy your book recommendations because I read a lot of non fiction or historical fiction (especially related to the Middle East) and tend to not read as much YA or sci fi or genres that you seem to like but I've been loving your recommendations and it has broadened my tastes a lot!
+Layanification sorry for taking so long to respond, I didn't see your reply.. my favourites are Khaled Hosseini books, I have yet to read and the mountains echoed but I want to get to that soon, I just finished reading intolerable by Kamal Al-Solaylee which is about the author growing up in the Middle East having to hide his sexuality and his journey coming to Canada.. I'm currently reading a book called my father's paradise by Ariel Sabar in which the author tells the story of his Iraqi Jewish father growing up in an northern Iraqi village called Zakho.. my parents are from that part of Iraq and like the authors father, we speak Aramaic (we're Iraqi Christians) so i feel like the stories being told are similar to stories I have heard from my grandmother.. I also want to read the dancing girls of Lahore because I've heard good things about it.. apart from that I like reading history related to the ME, sorry for all the rambling, I just had a lot to say lol
no I LOVE it! Thanks for all the input! I'm mostly a fantasy & contemporary reader but I really want to start branching out, especially to middle eastern literature because I feel like it's so underrepresented! Let me know if you read anything awesome because I would definitely be interested in reading it!
I really enjoy watching your videos and listen to you talking about post-apocalyptic, sci-fi, and mystery-thriller books, because I usually don't read that genre, and I want to get motivated to try it out, haha :D
Tamora Pierce is an amazing author. If you work you way through the first three sets all the ones after are well worth it. I reread these almost every year. These are the books that got me into reading. My sister would read them to me in elemtary school. The Beca cooper series is my favorite so far. They are all fierce headstrong female characters full of personality and facing down all sort of problems. Life threatening or just from growing up. They are all wonderful. I am so glad you are giving them a try. I have yet to see a booktubers that has her books on their shelves or mention her new works.
Children of blood and bone is the book I want to get my hands on!! I think you’ll really enjoy it too because of the fantasy elements and also the strong female character
Alanna is my all time favorite novel. The writing is simpler but the story is great. But seriously shaped who I am today. I hope it isn’t too late for you because man that would be a shame.
Both those classics are great! I prefer Frankenstein but both are cool. I suggest reading them with a cup of tea on a windy night...My last book purchased was A False Report. I couldn't resist the little blurb the bookstore gave on it and I'm planning on reading it soon... after I finish the 4... 5... 8 books I currently have on the top of my TBR
I just picked up The Dry yesterday because a co-worker recommended it. I'd never heard of it before so it's quite the coincidence to see you mention it now. :)
I really love the Good Behavior tv show! It's an extension of a novella by Blake Crouch so I don't think you absolutely have to read the novella before watching it because it's pretty different I think. I hope you get around to the tv show soon!
Ok...You sold me on Blake Crouch I got a few books of his they are Abandon,,,Dark Matter,,,,,Eerie,,,Famous,,,Run,,,Snowbound,,,and Perfect Little Town,,,another great video,,,cheers from Nebraska. .
Omg! I'm so excited you're starting Tamora Pierce! She's my favorite! You do have the first book, but please don't give up if you don't love the Alanna books! Alanna is my least favorite of her protagonists.
I read Animal Farm last year for the first time and I really enjoyed it, too! It was also not a requirement for me in school but I'm glad I picked it up on my own. I bought Obsidio on Tuesday and already finished it, a good ending to the series.
Cool, Evelyn Hardcastle got you out of your slump! I need to read this book. It sounds awesome. And the layout of the house and rooms etc reminded me of Clue, the boardgame. Like so-and-so was killed by Doctor Bloom in the Yellow Salon with the wrench.😂
I'm glad you picked up more books from Blake Crouch. I read Good Behaviour and I LOVED IT, but i'm currently reading Abandon and it's a little slow compared to his other books.
Hi Emily, I seem to remember you talking about reading Oryx and Crake (or adding it to your tbr). The whole Maddaddam trilogy was my latest read this month and massive love at first read. If you're looking for very good and above all, very intelligent, tongue in cheek, post-apocalyptic series, that's the one! Oryx wasn't my favourite of the series, though opinions differ on the subject, but all 3 books are perfect in their own way.
I don't think that's really what you're looking for but I have a few french videos on my beauty channel 😂 ua-cam.com/play/PLAO_yhK-nKUHcPyUHSngIZT6JBsLyyy_F.html
Hi Emily! You always look so pretty, but you look especially lovely in this video. Love your dramatic eye look! I will definitely check out the Seven Deaths.
The Seven Deaths of Evelyn Hardcastle is a MASTERPIECE. I can't push it enough! As for my latests purchases, I recently got The Exact Opposite of Okay (loved it), The Wicked Deep (nice), The Call and its sequel, The Invasion, by Peadar O'Guilin (saving them for Halloween), and I preordered Clean by Juno Dawson, and the paperback version of Dear Martin, and Last Seen Leaving :)
The seven deaths is going to be my next read and I'm even more excited to read it now I've heard that you liked it :) my current read is children of blood and bone and I'm loving it so far!
Tamora Pierce is my favorite author! I hope you enjoy Alanna The First Adventure, keeping in mind it is ment for kids. Her books get better and better!
When I saw the movie solaris I absolutely loved it so I decided to read the book. Though this is a rare occurence for me I felt the movie was way better than the book. I hope you enjoy the book more than I did.
I like your vids, and I also like dystopian and post apocalyptic books! I loved your make up, everything except the yellow shadow?(it looked odd), especially your eyeliner. I read the Dry( mediocre) and I have an audio book for the lying game. I'm currently reading The seven deaths on behalf of your recommendation! Can't wait!
Girl we have been on the same track with Blake Crouch Novels - we read Dark Matter around the same time, then both read the Wayward Pine novels at the same time and now I'm going to be reading Abandon wicked soon and have all the other books on my kindle too!
I'm reading the third book in the Wayward Pines series, I love Blake Crouch especially after Dark Matter so I'm excited to see what you think about Abandon.
I read Metro 2033 in Russian when it came out and it was very popular. Popular for a reason! It's a very good mystery/thriller story which in addition to be entertaining, makes you look differently on the underground system...
Loved Mans Search for Meaning, it is supposed to be a first hand account of a doctors experience in a concentration camp. It’s not a comprehensive account, there are gaps but I feel like that makes it more real as surely you would have post traumatic stress after such an event 👍🏻
If you think the movie of "Solaris" is confusing then well, the book ain't any more clearer 😀 The author does have a lot of other great books too, really recommend that you check them out. Great dose of old school sci fy! 💛
I have been following your UA-cam channel and reading list for a while and I like your reading list which is also inspired me to read a lot of different books, generally I wouldn't have known. Could you please make a video about your fav authors and book recommendations from those authors. Because I have followed few of your recommendations and I have really enjoyed reading it. Thanks for all the awesome videos you post.
Ooh The Seven Deaths of Evenlyn Hardcastle sounds really cool. I've been in a mystery mood lately so I think I'm going to need to check that out. Along with some of the other mystery/thrillers that you mentioned! Normally I read sci fi and fantasy, but have been itching for mysteries! As for books I purchased: Obsidio, The Cruel Prince, Renegades, Warbreaker (on audio book) & Children of Blood and Bone. Already started Obsidio. Can't wait to dive into the rest! Love the contacts on you! They look awesome!
Tamara Pierce! They definitely bridge the line between middle grade and ya, and at times there are quite adult themes. I read the second quartet from that universe this month. It's really quite good. Not necessarily great, but very readable.
I think the yellow eyeshadow in the lower lashline makes your eye color pop Also, Metro 2033 has a videogame about it and I think there's four books in that series
Recently I have been buying a lot of Agatha Christie- she is the best! I read We Are All Villains last month. I think you’ll like it. The Shakespeare stuff was ... old? And Seven Deaths sounds great, requested from the library.
Ohh I’m so glad you read The Seven Deaths Of Evelyn Hardcastle! I read this a while ago and keep telling everyone to read it. Stu is such a nice guy too you should totally follow him on Twitter
Bonjour Emily!! I really love your videos and I always look forward to hear all about your reviews! The latest book I’ve bought is Children Of Blood And Bone by Tomi Adeyemi! I should receive it today by mail. If you plan on reading this book, I can’t wait to hear your review 😄
Just added a bunch of thrillers to my list! :-D Love the highlighter! Just watched the makeup channel vid where you talked about it and I feel like it's really popping in this video! I read Metro2033 a year or two ago. We used to live in Russia and I'm curious to see what it's like for someone less familiar with Russian history.
Must try to find The Seven Deaths of Evelyn Hardcastle.... you made it sound so good! Also want to read Children of Blood and Bone. Last book purchased - Obsidio. :)
What's the last book you purchased?
BookswithEmilyFox I just put in two orders from bookoutlet and 4 or five books from amazon. My card needs to be confiscated.
BookswithEmilyFox children of blood and bone. It's the best book ever 😊😊😊
Videssos Cycle Volume 1&2 by Harry Turtledove, I don't know anything about this series so I'm excited to dive in.
BookswithEmilyFox literally nearly made a book depository order before you posted this vid!
BookswithEmilyFox hi
You’re the booktuber for whose videos I look forward to the most. I’m always excited when I ser you’ve posted a new video!
I've come to the realization that I have too many hobbies and too little money lol. I like books, makeup, videogames, good teas and painting lol
Loati me too lol
omg same
same here! It's a problem.
I always see it as still a good thing... you can find cheaper ways to enjoy all of them but at least you have hobbies and passions!
I find it sad when people don't have anything. Too many people are always bored...
Same !!!!
Emily, can you please list the books that you mention in the video in the info box? It would be so amazing and really helpful!
Makeup looks amaaaaazzzziiiiiinnnnnnngggggg!!!!
Thank you!!!
I love Frankenstein! You'll see it's very different from pop culture's interpretation of it. One of my favorite classics.
I love this makeup look! Your my favorite booktuber, always trust your reviews and love every video
Thank you!! :D
I love how you say triller instead of thriller!! Haha
"h"s are hard lol
I'm studying Dr Jekyll + Mr Hyde in class right now. It's wonderful book and each time I read it I discover something new!
Yes Alanna! Such a fun middle grade, literally changed/shaped my life
Yes!!! I can already tell the Cruel Prince is my favourite book of 2018 and the Alanna books by Tamora Pierce were some of the books that got me into reading! She is still my fav author even in my mid 20s. You and I have pretty different tastes but I really hope you like them!
Awwww, Solaris! I recommend it to you once! It's very different from the movie which mostly centered around the condensed romantic plot but in my opinion the book is more of a philosophical one. It is weird and confusing but in the deep thinking way. I even wrote few quotes from it in my memory book. Stanisław Lem was a true visionary. I love his "The Star Diaries" (kind of similar to "The Martian" because main character always finds "troubles" during his journeys and have to figure them out with a lot of humour) and short story "The Futurological Congress" (it made me feel that humanity is a small speck in the universe for the first time).
You always find some interesting books I’ve never heard of! I definitely get a lot of recommendations from you :)
I love your hauls cause there’s so much variety 😊 also cause you show books that are not all over booktube and i think thats beautiful
I just read Animal Farm recently and I absolutely loved it. I have developed a love for Orwell’s work after reading 1984 and I’m trying to read all of his work 🤗
oh god your makeup look it’s so on point and flawless ✨definitely loved it
You always haul the coolest & most unique books! I can't wait until you read them all & tell us about them
Animal farm is one of my favorites! I still remember how I went into a thoughtful, immovable state for a few minutes after I finished it. The cover of your book is stunning! 🤩
OMG, Tamora Pierce!!!!!! Her Tortall series (which Alanna: The First Adventure is indeed the first book of) is one of my all-time faves, so I really hope you enjoy them too! The writing starts really simplistic, but it definitely gets better and more in-depth as the books go on (and they get longer, as at the time when she was first publishing them, they didn't allow children's books to be very long, as it was thought that kids wouldn't have the attention spans for long books. But then Harry Potter happened, and completely disproved this idea, and so after that, Tamora Pierce was finally allowed free reign. But don't worry, her books aren't ridiculously huge or anything. XD).
Tortall may be a bit confusing starting out, so just in case you'd like to know, Tortall is divided into a lot of sub-series. Technically you can read each sub-series in any order, but you get the most out of them if you go in chronological order; each sub-series stars a different main character and cast, but all of the past casts of characters are still present as you move down the timeline, they're just in supporting positions and in the background now. And if you start in a later sub-series, there are some spoilers for the previous sub-series, but a lot of the details wouldn't be talked about much. Does that make sense?
Anyway, the first sub-series and the starting point is The Song of the Lioness quartet, the first book being Alanna: The First Adventure, and the other three books being In the Hand of the Goddess, The Woman Who Rides Like a Man, and Lioness Rampant.
(The other sub-series in Tortall, in order, are: The Immortals quartet, The Protector of the Small quartet, The Daughter of the Lioness/Trickster's duology, the Provost's Dog/Beka Cooper trilogy, and just a few weeks ago, she's released the first book in her new Tortall series, which I believe is called The Numair Chronicles (the book is Tempests and Slaughter). There's also Tortall and Other Lands, which is a short story collection that features a lot of Tortall ones.)
Tortall has always been super important to me because they are wonderful female-led fantasies that tackle so many issues that you don't see very many books do, especially issues that concern girls in particular, and back when these were first released, pretty much no one but Tamora Pierce even tried to do so. They hold a special place in my heart, and I sincerely hope that it's not too late for you to like them as well!
You always get me excited to read all the books that are waiting on my TBR pile! Lol
Solaris is an amazing book! I never saw the movie, but it is in my top 5 list for best books and I keep trying to convince everyone to read it.
I loved Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde! I studied it for GCSE and it was the only book I extremely enjoyed reading, and analysing 👌👌
I categorize your book taste as mainly mystery/thriller/sci-if/fantasy. I mainly watch for your mystery thriller recommendations
Funnily enough, I go in phases... I used to only read classics for a while!
that cat mug is so cute!
I'd never heard of The Seven Death's of Evelyn Hardcastle until your last video, got it immediately, and finished it in 3 days. It was so incredibly good!!! I was in a mini slump as well, and this book helped a lot. Thank you so much for that recommendation. :)
Also, personal opinion, the first 50 or so pages were basically torture. If you feel the same way while reading this book, just keep going. It is so, so worth it.
I love that touch of yellow on your eyes!
When I started watching this channel, I thought that I wasn't really gonna enjoy your book recommendations because I read a lot of non fiction or historical fiction (especially related to the Middle East) and tend to not read as much YA or sci fi or genres that you seem to like but I've been loving your recommendations and it has broadened my tastes a lot!
That's so cool that you read books related to the Middle East! Do you have any recommendations? What are your favorites?
+Layanification sorry for taking so long to respond, I didn't see your reply.. my favourites are Khaled Hosseini books, I have yet to read and the mountains echoed but I want to get to that soon, I just finished reading intolerable by Kamal Al-Solaylee which is about the author growing up in the Middle East having to hide his sexuality and his journey coming to Canada.. I'm currently reading a book called my father's paradise by Ariel Sabar in which the author tells the story of his Iraqi Jewish father growing up in an northern Iraqi village called Zakho.. my parents are from that part of Iraq and like the authors father, we speak Aramaic (we're Iraqi Christians) so i feel like the stories being told are similar to stories I have heard from my grandmother.. I also want to read the dancing girls of Lahore because I've heard good things about it.. apart from that I like reading history related to the ME, sorry for all the rambling, I just had a lot to say lol
no I LOVE it! Thanks for all the input! I'm mostly a fantasy & contemporary reader but I really want to start branching out, especially to middle eastern literature because I feel like it's so underrepresented! Let me know if you read anything awesome because I would definitely be interested in reading it!
I really enjoy watching your videos and listen to you talking about post-apocalyptic, sci-fi, and mystery-thriller books, because I usually don't read that genre, and I want to get motivated to try it out, haha :D
Tamora Pierce is an amazing author. If you work you way through the first three sets all the ones after are well worth it. I reread these almost every year. These are the books that got me into reading. My sister would read them to me in elemtary school. The Beca cooper series is my favorite so far. They are all fierce headstrong female characters full of personality and facing down all sort of problems. Life threatening or just from growing up. They are all wonderful. I am so glad you are giving them a try. I have yet to see a booktubers that has her books on their shelves or mention her new works.
Frankenstein is my number one favorite book! Can’t wait for you to read it and share your thoughts ☺️
You look so stunning 😍 that makeup is so on point and your hair looks so shiny and healthy!
I’m not gonna lie the contacts are freaking me out, giving twilight vibes
Love your make up too!! I just started following your beauty channel, did not realize you had one until recently! Love both your channels.
I bought The Seven Deaths of Evelyn Hardcastle recently and after this video I'm looking forward to reading it more than I did.
Children of blood and bone is the book I want to get my hands on!! I think you’ll really enjoy it too because of the fantasy elements and also the strong female character
Your makeup is ON POINT 💞
Alanna is my all time favorite novel. The writing is simpler but the story is great. But seriously shaped who I am today. I hope it isn’t too late for you because man that would be a shame.
This is probably the most extreme eye look I've seen from you 😂 The Seven Deaths cover is amazing
I’m so excited to see what you think of Alana! Tamora Pierce’s Tortall series were my middle school life and Alana was my fave!
Both those classics are great! I prefer Frankenstein but both are cool. I suggest reading them with a cup of tea on a windy night...My last book purchased was A False Report. I couldn't resist the little blurb the bookstore gave on it and I'm planning on reading it soon... after I finish the 4... 5... 8 books I currently have on the top of my TBR
Loving your eye look!!! Pretty brave to put that gold on your lower lash line!!
this camera quality is amazing!
I just picked up The Dry yesterday because a co-worker recommended it. I'd never heard of it before so it's quite the coincidence to see you mention it now. :)
OMG Frankenstein will be the next book my AP class will read! I'm thinking about reading ahead
Oooo need The Seven Deaths!!!
Jay G I was really confused when I first heard of this book and thought it was somehow related to The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo...
Same!!!
Tamora Pierce! She is one of my favorite authors. Hope you enjoy. Thanks for recommending Seven Deaths will definitely TBR!
I really love the Good Behavior tv show! It's an extension of a novella by Blake Crouch so I don't think you absolutely have to read the novella before watching it because it's pretty different I think. I hope you get around to the tv show soon!
IF WE WERE VILLAINS!!! One of my surprising favorites from last year!!!
You look especially beautiful in this video! I'm so excited to hear your thoughts on some of those books!! 😃
Got the seven deaths for my bday and soo excited to read it but waiting for a guilt free day to marathon it!
Ok...You sold me on Blake Crouch I got a few books of his they are Abandon,,,Dark Matter,,,,,Eerie,,,Famous,,,Run,,,Snowbound,,,and Perfect Little Town,,,another great video,,,cheers from Nebraska. .
I am very very excited to hear what you think about all these apocalyptic books as they all sound really cool!
Omg! I'm so excited you're starting Tamora Pierce! She's my favorite! You do have the first book, but please don't give up if you don't love the Alanna books! Alanna is my least favorite of her protagonists.
I read Animal Farm last year for the first time and I really enjoyed it, too! It was also not a requirement for me in school but I'm glad I picked it up on my own. I bought Obsidio on Tuesday and already finished it, a good ending to the series.
Love the hand swatches Emily haha, looking stunning!!!
Things stain lol
Yesss!! A book haul by Emily!!😍
Cool, Evelyn Hardcastle got you out of your slump! I need to read this book. It sounds awesome. And the layout of the house and rooms etc reminded me of Clue, the boardgame. Like so-and-so was killed by Doctor Bloom in the Yellow Salon with the wrench.😂
Wow wow wow. That eye look is amazing!!
omg, your eyeshadow is just so beautiful today :), also your shirt is super cute
Currently bought Children of Blood and Bone and I have very excited to read it.
This is probably the most random comment ever but you have the prettiest nail beds! I love the color too!
I'm glad you picked up more books from Blake Crouch. I read Good Behaviour and I LOVED IT, but i'm currently reading Abandon and it's a little slow compared to his other books.
Hi Emily, I seem to remember you talking about reading Oryx and Crake (or adding it to your tbr). The whole Maddaddam trilogy was my latest read this month and massive love at first read. If you're looking for very good and above all, very intelligent, tongue in cheek, post-apocalyptic series, that's the one! Oryx wasn't my favourite of the series, though opinions differ on the subject, but all 3 books are perfect in their own way.
I've got The Power on my shelves to pick up as well. I didn't know Solaris was a book. Will definitely be adding that to my TBR.
okay so I just discovered you and I’m hooked. i’d just love if you’d made french videos!! that accent is to die for
I don't think that's really what you're looking for but I have a few french videos on my beauty channel 😂 ua-cam.com/play/PLAO_yhK-nKUHcPyUHSngIZT6JBsLyyy_F.html
I just received Lem's book for birthday so I'm super pumped to try!
Hi Emily! You always look so pretty, but you look especially lovely in this video. Love your dramatic eye look! I will definitely check out the Seven Deaths.
The Seven Deaths of Evelyn Hardcastle is a MASTERPIECE. I can't push it enough!
As for my latests purchases, I recently got The Exact Opposite of Okay (loved it), The Wicked Deep (nice), The Call and its sequel, The Invasion, by Peadar O'Guilin (saving them for Halloween), and I preordered Clean by Juno Dawson, and the paperback version of Dear Martin, and Last Seen Leaving :)
The seven deaths is going to be my next read and I'm even more excited to read it now I've heard that you liked it :) my current read is children of blood and bone and I'm loving it so far!
The Power is amazing! I hope you love it...
Tamora Pierce is my favorite author! I hope you enjoy Alanna The First Adventure, keeping in mind it is ment for kids. Her books get better and better!
Emily, please read "The Mirror Thief", I definitely recommend it!
When I saw the movie solaris I absolutely loved it so I decided to read the book. Though this is a rare occurence for me I felt the movie was way better than the book. I hope you enjoy the book more than I did.
Emily, did you read "Gone Girl"? I can't find your review about this book on your goodreads.
No, it's on my shelves and I have seen the movie but I have yet to read it!
I like your vids, and I also like dystopian and post apocalyptic books! I loved your make up, everything except the yellow shadow?(it looked odd), especially your eyeliner. I read the Dry( mediocre) and I have an audio book for the lying game. I'm currently reading The seven deaths on behalf of your recommendation! Can't wait!
Girl we have been on the same track with Blake Crouch Novels - we read Dark Matter around the same time, then both read the Wayward Pine novels at the same time and now I'm going to be reading Abandon wicked soon and have all the other books on my kindle too!
Alanna the First Adventure is the first one you should read. It is my favourite series and I still re read it now!
I'm reading the third book in the Wayward Pines series, I love Blake Crouch especially after Dark Matter so I'm excited to see what you think about Abandon.
girl I love your eye makeup slayyyyy
I hope you bring us a Top10 post-apocalyptic books video some day ^^
The seven deaths sounds good! Thanks for your video!
I read Metro 2033 in Russian when it came out and it was very popular. Popular for a reason! It's a very good mystery/thriller story which in addition to be entertaining, makes you look differently on the underground system...
Please do a bookshelf tour!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I want that first one but apparently it doesn’t come out in the states until September . Sounds good though. I love long videos from you 💕
I got mine on book depository, free shipping internationally!
BunnyJanie no wonder I can't find it... Hm. Book depository it is (Probably). I don't think I can wait for September.
I was confused why it wasn’t at any library near me. I don’t want to wait!
Loved Mans Search for Meaning, it is supposed to be a first hand account of a doctors experience in a concentration camp. It’s not a comprehensive account, there are gaps but I feel like that makes it more real as surely you would have post traumatic stress after such an event 👍🏻
Okay, four more books in my cart 🛒
Your makeup is so pretty!!
If you think the movie of "Solaris" is confusing then well, the book ain't any more clearer 😀 The author does have a lot of other great books too, really recommend that you check them out. Great dose of old school sci fy! 💛
I read On the Beach in high school and didn't care much for it but I did love Animal Farm!
I have been following your UA-cam channel and reading list for a while and I like your reading list which is also inspired me to read a lot of different books, generally I wouldn't have known. Could you please make a video about your fav authors and book recommendations from those authors. Because I have followed few of your recommendations and I have really enjoyed reading it. Thanks for all the awesome videos you post.
Ooh The Seven Deaths of Evenlyn Hardcastle sounds really cool. I've been in a mystery mood lately so I think I'm going to need to check that out. Along with some of the other mystery/thrillers that you mentioned! Normally I read sci fi and fantasy, but have been itching for mysteries!
As for books I purchased: Obsidio, The Cruel Prince, Renegades, Warbreaker (on audio book) & Children of Blood and Bone. Already started Obsidio. Can't wait to dive into the rest!
Love the contacts on you! They look awesome!
Tamara Pierce! They definitely bridge the line between middle grade and ya, and at times there are quite adult themes. I read the second quartet from that universe this month. It's really quite good. Not necessarily great, but very readable.
I think the yellow eyeshadow in the lower lashline makes your eye color pop
Also, Metro 2033 has a videogame about it and I think there's four books in that series
We love your haul!! Frankenstein is a great read :)! - Melissa
Recently I have been buying a lot of Agatha Christie- she is the best! I read We Are All Villains last month. I think you’ll like it. The Shakespeare stuff was ... old? And Seven Deaths sounds great, requested from the library.
Ohh I’m so glad you read The Seven Deaths Of Evelyn Hardcastle! I read this a while ago and keep telling everyone to read it. Stu is such a nice guy too you should totally follow him on Twitter
Bonjour Emily!! I really love your videos and I always look forward to hear all about your reviews! The latest book I’ve bought is Children Of Blood And Bone by Tomi Adeyemi! I should receive it today by mail. If you plan on reading this book, I can’t wait to hear your review 😄
Tamora Pierce is awesome
Just added a bunch of thrillers to my list! :-D
Love the highlighter! Just watched the makeup channel vid where you talked about it and I feel like it's really popping in this video!
I read Metro2033 a year or two ago. We used to live in Russia and I'm curious to see what it's like for someone less familiar with Russian history.
Must try to find The Seven Deaths of Evelyn Hardcastle.... you made it sound so good! Also want to read Children of Blood and Bone. Last book purchased - Obsidio. :)