1. 1:38 - The kingdom of Back 2. 3:38 - Strange the Dreamer (Duology ) 3. 6:03 - Ember and Ashes 4. 7:15 - Six of Crows Duology 5. 9:45 - Shadow and Bone 6. 12:24 - Graceling 7. 14:54 - Gilded Wolves 8. 17:01 - This Savage Song 9. 19:15 - The Winners Curse 10. 21:46 - Cruel Prince
Everyone knows what the iconic red pages mean lol... and it absolutely deserves it Edit: I'm surprised I'm still getting notifications on this... the red sprayed pages is Crooked Kingdom, the second book in the Six of Crows duology. It doesn't have any meaning, I just love the series that much that I can recognize the books from the pages.
The Kingdom of Back by Marie Lu Strange the Dreamer by Laini Taylor Ember in the Ashes by Sabaa Tahir Six of Crows by Leigh Bardugo Shadow and Bone by Leigh Bardugo Graceling by Kristen Cashore The Gilded Wolves by Roshani Chokshi This Savage Song by Victoria Schwab The Winner's Curse by Marie Rutkoski The Cruel Prince by Holly Black
@@natalyabdulkhaliq8722 actually no, probably at the beginning you might be a little confused but as you continue reading it you understand everything perfectly. I highly recommended it 👌 hope you can give it a try!
YES! i think it’s gets the hate because people compare it to Six of Crows which it can’t be compared to since it’s on a totally different playing field.
I wouldn’t say the cruel prince is a fav of mine. But I totally agree that it takes a few chapters to get into it and then I just couldn’t put it down.
@@yourkpopdailydose3629 enemies to lovers- best ones I've found that are kinda close to The Cruel Prince are From Blood And Ash by Jennifer L. Armentrout and Storm and Silence by Robert Thier. I find them similar because the plot is really good, the enemies to lovers is also really good, and the writing style is sorta similar. I think I have read a book that is similar in plot to The Cruel Prince, but I cannot remember which book it was. (I've looked through many reviews to only like a few books so trust me, if you like The Cruel Prince, you will like these.)
@@yourkpopdailydose3629 also, in both books, the female lead is really strong like Jude was in The Cruel Prince. (Storm and Silence also has a funny female lead so it's also comedic at times too.)
Hi I wanted to know if you know whether the fourth book is the final in the series? I haven't read the series yet and I generally prefer reading completed series,but I REALLY want to read it.
I haven't read enough of these to really comment on your favourites (though I love Six of Crows, and I'm super looking forward to The Gilded Wolves and An Ember in the Ashes). Some of my favourite fantasies (I don't really distinguish between age groups) are: Skulduggery Pleasant by Derek Landy - My favourite series of all time. It's a middle grade urban fantasy about a twelve year-old Irish girl who becomes the apprentice of a magical detective who just so happens to be an animated skeleton. It's fun, it's witty, it's hilarious, it's dark and disturbing, it's sometimes incredibly emotional. The characters are to die for, the world is intriguing, and the plot is one of the most intricately-constructed I have ever read. Every single plot point - no matter how minor - is circled back to at some later point in the series. Wonders of the Invisible World by Christopher Barzak is my favourite standalone - possibly my favourite book of all time. It's a YA urban fantasy about a boy called Aidan Lockwood growing up in the small, sleepy town of Temperance, Ohio. He is just sort of drifting through life. He has no friends, or any real interests, hobbies or ambitions. Then his best childhood friend, Jarrod, returns to Temperance after years away and starts talking about things that Aidan doesn't remember, but should. Such as the strange visions he had of a man in a black suit. They decide to try and recover Aidan's memories, and along the way they discover the history of the Lockwood family. The Bartimaeus Sequence by Jonathan Stroud is a YA urban fantasy set in a world where magicians enslave spirits to do their bidding. It follows a djinni called Bartimaeus, who is summoned by a young child to steal The Amulet of Samarkand from the powerful magician, Simon Lovelace. It's a story about slavery, the corruption of power, classism, crooked justice, and watching someone you love turn into a monster. And it's also about redemption and hope. Timekeeper by Tara Sim. A YA alternate universe historical steampunk fantasy m/m romance set in a world where time is controlled by magic clock towers. It follows a young clock mechanic called Danny Hart, who falls in love with a time spirit, which is illegal. Meanwhile terrorists are bombing the clock towers and stopping time. It's my favourite book romance of all time, the plot is intricate and complex, and the characters are incredible. The Diviners by Libba Bray, which I know you already know about. The Tarot Sequence by K. D. Edwards. An adult urban fantasy set in the city of New Atlantis, which is ruled by creatures of immense magical power called Arcana, who tarot cards are based on. It follows Rune Saint John, last remaining heir to the Sun Throne, whose entire family was slaughtered when he was fifteen. Now Rune works as a mercenary to get by. He is hired to investigate the disappearance of Addam Saint Nicholas, the son of Lady Justice, and gets roped into agreeing to protect another Arcana heir, Matthias Saint Valentine, until he turns 21. The characters are absolutely incredible, the worldbuilding is amazing, and the relationships are adorable. It's one of my favourite found families of all time. The Raven Cycle by Maggie Stiefvater, which I'm also pretty sure you already know all about. and City of Spires by Claudie Arseneault. It's an adult high fantasy set in the free city of Isandor, which is one of the only free cities standing against the tyrannical Myrian Empire. The Myrians have an enclave in the city and their leader uses this to get up to terrible things. It follows the idealistic Lord Diel Dathirii in his attempts to unite the great houses of Isandor and drive the Myrians out of the city, but first he has to contend with the grudges between the houses. Meanwhile, Lord Arathiel Brasten returns to Isandor after a century of being trapped in a place where time doesn't flow, and takes shelter in the slums. It has a full LGBT+ cast (emphasis on the +) and masterfully works themes of class, race, gender and sexuality into the story. The characters are incredible, it has one of my favourite found families of all time, the worldbuilding is great, and the plot is twisty and unpredictable.
I screamed when you mentioned Graceling and the Winner's Trilogy. I guess I'm such a nostalgic person because both of these are on the older side😅 but they're both SO GOOD!
Your recommendations are always so perfect for my reading tastes, either I've read the book and loved it, or I'm dying to read the book after watching your videos😍😍
Yes!! I loved an Ember in the Ashes sooo much. I just finished reading the two books in the Blood and Ash series by Jennifer L. Armentrout and I LOVED them. The second book is a new favorite of mine and I would definitely recommend to anyone who likes YA Fantasy :)
I read Strange the Dreamer this month and was BLOWN away. I absolutely love her DOSAB series and I have no idea why it took me so long to read these ones?? But omg I never want to stop talking about them
I have really been wanting to pick up and just binge read Ember in the AShes! Especially with the new book coming out soon! This Savage Song is fantastic! I read it this month for my Schwabtober reading vlog lol and I am waiting on the 2nd book to come in the mail so I can read it as well.
I recently read Graceling! I'm looking forward to the fourth book! I heard not alot of people are because its been awhile which can make sense but i only read it this year so im excited 😁
Six of crows is my all time favorite series ever. The characters are so compelling and the humor is AMAZING! I’ve rare,ysmiled physically while reading, but this made me I totally want to read an Ember in the Ashes,Strange the Dreamer, and the Gilded Wolves now, after I finish six of crows series and shadow and bone!
Well, at first I started the video and then left because I knew you were gonna give me so many ideas while I have TBR pile as long as my arm but I eventually came back and watched it all and know by TBR is even bigger ahaha
I'm planning on reading Infernal Devices, I just finished the mortal instruments and FELL IN LOVE. I just ordered the Folk of the Air series too, any other book recommendations?
@@Sara-ge1gh omg it was sad like whyyy y’all couldn’t stay together??? She was a whole queen they could have worked something out so he could still help other people and be with her 😭
I really love SoC and Graceling! I have TGW in my tbr list and I'm quite excited to read it. YA Fantasy is my most favourite genre as well, exactly because of the reasons you stated. I'd like to recommend to you 'The Priory of The Orange Tree' by Samantha Shannon. It's a standalone and the thing I loved the most about it was the worldbuilding. Literally everything about this book is so pretty and wholesome: the map, the names (of characters and places), the LGBT rep, the characters and their depth. There are dragons and dragon riders. All in all, I'm still astounded by it!
So I just finished The Gilded Wolves and The Silvered Serpent and I CANNOT WAIT TO READ THE BRONZED BEAST!!!! These are the best fantasy books I’ve read in a while!! Thank you so much for suggesting or else I would have never read them!
I also absolutely love Six of Crows, The Grisha Trilogy, and The Embers Quartet😍😍😍 I am actually about to go start reading This Savage Song and I couldn’t be more excited!! I really really really want to read Strange the Dreamer, The Gilded Wolves, and The Kingdom of Back! This is a fantastic list💖
YES CRUEL PRINCE. Also I was kind of on the fence about reading Gilded Wolves but when you said "National Treasure"... SOLD. Gilded Wolves is officially on my TBR. THANK U
Is it wierd that i have been hearing about these books (top 5)but keep thinking that i wont like it because i feel like i have high expectation. But the way u talk about them makes them my high priority for 2021. Thank you!
i don't have an exact order but the poppy war trilogy, the locked tomb series, priory of the orange tree, she who became the sun,the grishaverse which im counting as a whole, nevermoor and six crimson cranes are my favourite fantasy novels but im looking forward to picking up some of these
I was reading your description and I saw that both your parents are Sri Lankan Tamil and I thought that was really cool, because mine are too and I want to be an author!
The Cruel Prince is really really fun and especially if you like the enemies to lovers trope this series is perfect for you!!! I love this series and highly recommend it to everyone, at least you should give it a try.
OMG YES ive literally never seen anyone talk about the graceling series, literally my favourite books ever like if you havent read it i feel bad for you
My favorite series is An Ember in the Ashes. The first and third are my favorite titles so far..... I have started Graceling. Your praise makes me want to pick it up again. Thanks for sharing!
i was going to watch e7 of sab but got stuck here :)) 2:49 SOUNDS EPIC AHHH 10:20 YES OMG THATS AN AMAZING OBSERVATION you make me want to reread sab uhhh i just read them over the summer so like 9 months ago. UGH THESE ALL SOUND SOOOO GOOD!!! 21:17 I thought of cp when she talked about the last one with just fantasy
my fav and the best paranormal fantasy books i'd ever read 😍 1- twilight series (edward /bella) 2- city and bones series (jace/clary) - sassy male character 3 - hush hush series (patch/nora) - sassiest male character..the best! 4- vampire kisses (alexander/raven) 5- fallen series (daniel/luce) still looking forward for more paranormal books..but these are the best so far 😍
i’m in the middle of “The Chronicles of Nick” series and it’s SO GOOD. my nana recommended it to me because i’ve gotten into reading within the past year but yeah it’s really interesting and funny and would 15/10 recommend. ☺️
my gosh I'm losing my faith when Cruel Prince happen to be the number 1. I'm so in love with the folk of the air Series 🤧 hoping for more fantasy ya recommendation in the future 🤩 we love you from the 🇵🇭!
I'm a simple man. I see the Six of Crows duology, I click.
i started it 2 days ago im about 200 pages in!
@@Colbyw74 should i read it after Throne of Glass?
@@nameless5053 yes it was amazing im about 150 into crooked kingdom
It seems that we are all, men of similar taste.
@@SkywardMage Great Minds Think Alike
NO MOURNERS NO FUNERALS
Edit: omg! So many likes💓 so excited for shadow and bone !.
@Tiffany Zhang I read it over 2 years ago and I'm still not over it. Sometimes I'll randomly remember and hurt.
Me who just watched my grandma's funeral today: 👁👄👁
why tf does that hurt😭😂
FIVE MOURNERS ONE FUNERAL
U have spoiled me brekker 😤still in the mid way of Ck
1. 1:38 - The kingdom of Back
2. 3:38 - Strange the Dreamer (Duology )
3. 6:03 - Ember and Ashes
4. 7:15 - Six of Crows Duology
5. 9:45 - Shadow and Bone
6. 12:24 - Graceling
7. 14:54 - Gilded Wolves
8. 17:01 - This Savage Song
9. 19:15 - The Winners Curse
10. 21:46 - Cruel Prince
Thank u
Thank you
You deserve the world
Thank YOUU :)
THANK YOUUU
THE WAY YOU LOOK EXACTLY LIKE INEJ 😍😍
I agree omg
INEJ WITH HER GAIR DOWN
Everyone knows what the iconic red pages mean lol... and it absolutely deserves it
Edit: I'm surprised I'm still getting notifications on this... the red sprayed pages is Crooked Kingdom, the second book in the Six of Crows duology. It doesn't have any meaning, I just love the series that much that I can recognize the books from the pages.
Which book is that?
@@sehajarora9371 Six of Crows!
@@amandaho8499 Thank you! Crooked kingdom i guess
I don't know what red pages means...
@@mjsolomon same.. what does it mean? Haven’t read six of crows yet
The Kingdom of Back by Marie Lu
Strange the Dreamer by Laini Taylor
Ember in the Ashes by Sabaa Tahir
Six of Crows by Leigh Bardugo
Shadow and Bone by Leigh Bardugo
Graceling by Kristen Cashore
The Gilded Wolves by Roshani Chokshi
This Savage Song by Victoria Schwab
The Winner's Curse by Marie Rutkoski
The Cruel Prince by Holly Black
Thank you
The Cruel Prince is SO good.
Winner's Curse is sooo underrated. It deserves recognition.
Kingdom of the wicked must read it is so addictive
@@nancy54379 one of the best i've read🥰 alongside Whitehot kiss trilogy, Shadow and bone of course..
JUST finished six of crows. Damn what a brilliant plot and journey
Currently reading Six of Crows and I´m loving it "No mourners, No Funerals"....lokking forward to read An ember in the ashes and Cruel Prince.....
do i have to read the shadow and bone series to understand what’s going on in six of crows?
@@natalyabdulkhaliq8722 actually no, probably at the beginning you might be a little confused but as you continue reading it you understand everything perfectly. I highly recommended it 👌 hope you can give it a try!
An ember in the ashes is an absolute gem. I love it so much. As much as I love Six of Crows, so you'll know the level of that book.
I'm planning on reading Graceling next, now I'm especially excited because it sounds like our preferences really align on fantasy books!
Graceling is my all time favorite fantasy book! I hope you like it
@@hannahdevyor858 the ending killed me
It was boring for me. Especially the 3td book.
I LOVE GRACELING
Not enough people talk about Graceling. It’s such a good and unique series that was pretty popular 10 years ago but has since fallen into obscurity.
Six of Crows and Crooked Kingdom are hands down my favorite books of all time!
Same. Just read it a few weeks ago and it immediately climbed up the ladder to become my favorite book
Some of these are my favs too!! Shadow and bone doesn't deserve the hate!♥️
AGREED!
YES! i think it’s gets the hate because people compare it to Six of Crows which it can’t be compared to since it’s on a totally different playing field.
I wouldn’t say the cruel prince is a fav of mine. But I totally agree that it takes a few chapters to get into it and then I just couldn’t put it down.
*hands down* best enemies to lovers I've ever seen
edit: I have new best one! Court of Dragons by Frost Kay
@@tommie3700 periodt
Does anyone have recomendation like this book?
@@yourkpopdailydose3629 enemies to lovers- best ones I've found that are kinda close to The Cruel Prince are From Blood And Ash by Jennifer L. Armentrout and Storm and Silence by Robert Thier. I find them similar because the plot is really good, the enemies to lovers is also really good, and the writing style is sorta similar. I think I have read a book that is similar in plot to The Cruel Prince, but I cannot remember which book it was. (I've looked through many reviews to only like a few books so trust me, if you like The Cruel Prince, you will like these.)
@@yourkpopdailydose3629 also, in both books, the female lead is really strong like Jude was in The Cruel Prince. (Storm and Silence also has a funny female lead so it's also comedic at times too.)
YES EMBER!!! I’m so excited for the 4th book to come out 😭
Hi
I wanted to know if you know whether the fourth book is the final in the series? I haven't read the series yet and I generally prefer reading completed series,but I REALLY want to read it.
@@tahlianaicker628 I’m not 100% sure, but I think so
the fourth book is the final one!
just the way you talked about all these books, especially Ember in the Ashes, makes me want to read it right now (can you hear my tbr crying?)
this video is absolutely flawless and your taste is impeccable
how you gonna look so good talking to me 😭😭😭 i can’t focus. 😇 thank you for the recs! really good to see readers who look like me and their faves
I'm currently reading Ember and wow the story is so well written- I LOVE IT SO FAR! ❤️
That pastel purple color looks beautiful on you!!! My favorite on this list is for sure....
**Kingdom of Back**
An Ember in the Ashes is my all time favourite story! It’s just brilliant and so enjoyable for adults too - my 60 year old mum loved it too! xx
Nobody:
Me: *looking in the background to see if this girl had any Percy Jackson books*
You can see she has heroes of Olympus and trials of Apollo
I do have them! They're on the left shelf but a bit hard to see from this angle!
PLEASE SAME UGH
the grishaverse as a whole is IMMACULATE
thank you so much for this ive literally been searching up “best ya fantasy books” the whole day today 😭❤️
I haven't read enough of these to really comment on your favourites (though I love Six of Crows, and I'm super looking forward to The Gilded Wolves and An Ember in the Ashes). Some of my favourite fantasies (I don't really distinguish between age groups) are:
Skulduggery Pleasant by Derek Landy - My favourite series of all time. It's a middle grade urban fantasy about a twelve year-old Irish girl who becomes the apprentice of a magical detective who just so happens to be an animated skeleton. It's fun, it's witty, it's hilarious, it's dark and disturbing, it's sometimes incredibly emotional. The characters are to die for, the world is intriguing, and the plot is one of the most intricately-constructed I have ever read. Every single plot point - no matter how minor - is circled back to at some later point in the series.
Wonders of the Invisible World by Christopher Barzak is my favourite standalone - possibly my favourite book of all time. It's a YA urban fantasy about a boy called Aidan Lockwood growing up in the small, sleepy town of Temperance, Ohio. He is just sort of drifting through life. He has no friends, or any real interests, hobbies or ambitions. Then his best childhood friend, Jarrod, returns to Temperance after years away and starts talking about things that Aidan doesn't remember, but should. Such as the strange visions he had of a man in a black suit. They decide to try and recover Aidan's memories, and along the way they discover the history of the Lockwood family.
The Bartimaeus Sequence by Jonathan Stroud is a YA urban fantasy set in a world where magicians enslave spirits to do their bidding. It follows a djinni called Bartimaeus, who is summoned by a young child to steal The Amulet of Samarkand from the powerful magician, Simon Lovelace. It's a story about slavery, the corruption of power, classism, crooked justice, and watching someone you love turn into a monster. And it's also about redemption and hope.
Timekeeper by Tara Sim. A YA alternate universe historical steampunk fantasy m/m romance set in a world where time is controlled by magic clock towers. It follows a young clock mechanic called Danny Hart, who falls in love with a time spirit, which is illegal. Meanwhile terrorists are bombing the clock towers and stopping time. It's my favourite book romance of all time, the plot is intricate and complex, and the characters are incredible.
The Diviners by Libba Bray, which I know you already know about.
The Tarot Sequence by K. D. Edwards. An adult urban fantasy set in the city of New Atlantis, which is ruled by creatures of immense magical power called Arcana, who tarot cards are based on. It follows Rune Saint John, last remaining heir to the Sun Throne, whose entire family was slaughtered when he was fifteen. Now Rune works as a mercenary to get by. He is hired to investigate the disappearance of Addam Saint Nicholas, the son of Lady Justice, and gets roped into agreeing to protect another Arcana heir, Matthias Saint Valentine, until he turns 21. The characters are absolutely incredible, the worldbuilding is amazing, and the relationships are adorable. It's one of my favourite found families of all time.
The Raven Cycle by Maggie Stiefvater, which I'm also pretty sure you already know all about.
and City of Spires by Claudie Arseneault. It's an adult high fantasy set in the free city of Isandor, which is one of the only free cities standing against the tyrannical Myrian Empire. The Myrians have an enclave in the city and their leader uses this to get up to terrible things. It follows the idealistic Lord Diel Dathirii in his attempts to unite the great houses of Isandor and drive the Myrians out of the city, but first he has to contend with the grudges between the houses. Meanwhile, Lord Arathiel Brasten returns to Isandor after a century of being trapped in a place where time doesn't flow, and takes shelter in the slums. It has a full LGBT+ cast (emphasis on the +) and masterfully works themes of class, race, gender and sexuality into the story. The characters are incredible, it has one of my favourite found families of all time, the worldbuilding is great, and the plot is twisty and unpredictable.
The Silvered Serpents just wrecked me in the best way possible 😊🥰 need Book 3 now
Wow, these sound wonderful! I’ve added loads to my tbr, thanks for sharing as I’m sure I will love these and wouldn’t have heard about them otherwise.
@@lyragillespie3511 wow, thank you for your effort I added some of them to my tbr
omg Skulduggery Pleasant does NOT get the hype it so so so deserves! Freaking love that series!
I screamed when you mentioned Graceling and the Winner's Trilogy. I guess I'm such a nostalgic person because both of these are on the older side😅 but they're both SO GOOD!
I can’t stop getting distracted from all your books HOW DO YOU HAVE SO MANY?! 😭😭 I’m so jealous
Your recommendations are always so perfect for my reading tastes, either I've read the book and loved it, or I'm dying to read the book after watching your videos😍😍
Yes!! I loved an Ember in the Ashes sooo much.
I just finished reading the two books in the Blood and Ash series by Jennifer L. Armentrout and I LOVED them. The second book is a new favorite of mine and I would definitely recommend to anyone who likes YA Fantasy :)
Thanks to you, my wallet is crying. Also, you are sooo sweet, so glad I found you.
I read Strange the Dreamer this month and was BLOWN away. I absolutely love her DOSAB series and I have no idea why it took me so long to read these ones?? But omg I never want to stop talking about them
Yes! I love the throwback love to Graceling! That book will forever go down as YA fantasy GOLD!
It’s the only of if that trilogy I read but was surprised at how much I liked it
@@ciannacoleman5125 can you talk about bitterblue with me?? I need someone to talk to about it PLEASE
@@Sara-ge1gh I only read Graceling
I've only just began reading more and more. Currently, I'm reading Red Queen, and let me tell you THE PLOT TWISTS
omg which book are you on?
@@radhikaaaaaaa only the first one. I'm almost done with though.
I have really been wanting to pick up and just binge read Ember in the AShes! Especially with the new book coming out soon!
This Savage Song is fantastic! I read it this month for my Schwabtober reading vlog lol and I am waiting on the 2nd book to come in the mail so I can read it as well.
I LOVE the Graceling realm books they’re my favorites !! Thank you for mentioning them they really deserve so much more love !!
Finally pre-ordered the last book of An Ember And The Ashes and I am ready to be broken all over again!!!
omg yes the second book for the guilded wolves is INSANE
I recently read Graceling! I'm looking forward to the fourth book! I heard not alot of people are because its been awhile which can make sense but i only read it this year so im excited 😁
Now i want to read the gilded wolves, the winner's curse and an ember in the ashes even more!
The audio books for strange the dreamer/muse of nightmares are amazing!!
OMG I've never seen Graceling being recomended in a video! I have always loved that book too!
I get you when you say that fantasy is your escape
Its like jumping into another world without even getting up😆
Her makeup is nice and purple is your color!!!!! OMGOSH!!!
Graceling has been a series i’ve wanted to get for a long time so i have now finally caved and bought it 🤭
THE WAY YOU LOOK SO MUCH LIKE INEJ IM SCREAMING-
Your hair is beautiful 🦋
I'm with you, Shadow and Bone is one of my favorite series as well! Despite how many people complain about it I still love it haha❤️
I own the Strange the Dreamer duology but haven't read it yet, but you just made me want to read it ASAP! :)
You totally should! It's fantastic!!
This Savage Song feels so underrated!!
I was so hoping the Throne of Glass series would be on here!
Six of crows is my all time favorite series ever. The characters are so compelling and the humor is AMAZING! I’ve rare,ysmiled physically while reading, but this made me
I totally want to read an Ember in the Ashes,Strange the Dreamer, and the Gilded Wolves now, after I finish six of crows series and shadow and bone!
YES gilded wolvessss i love them so much...silvered serpents killed me
oh no im so scared im reading it right now
You are constantly broadening and diversifying my reading horizons! I look forward to all your videos 😊
Okay i too absolutely LOVE the ones i have read from this list so i KNOW i’ll love the other ones too
I read the Kingdom of Back recently and just fell in love
you are so beautiful 😍 I wanna start fantasy genre and this list looks so interested! thank you so much !🤩🤓
Queen hair and makeup tutorial please! I want to read Six of crows now😊. Thanx
I would love it so much if you were cast as Laia or Inej ‼️‼️
I love the Shadow & Bone trilogy!!! Alina is such an underrated/overhated main character I love her!!!
You’re so gorgeous wow 🥺
first of all, I totally love the video, second of all YOUR EYE MAKE-UP LOOKS SOOO GOOOOODDDDD
Well, at first I started the video and then left because I knew you were gonna give me so many ideas while I have TBR pile as long as my arm but I eventually came back and watched it all and know by TBR is even bigger ahaha
Have you read The Infernal Devices? If you like character development you should definitely give it a try! It’s my absolute favorite YA fantasy.
I'm planning on reading Infernal Devices, I just finished the mortal instruments and FELL IN LOVE. I just ordered the Folk of the Air series too, any other book recommendations?
ive always wanted to read guilded wolfs but as soon as I heard if you like national treasure you'll like this I think I'll be picking it up soon
Read Defy The Night! You won’t regret it!
I love your taste in books and I trust your recs so much you have no idea! Thank you for this video.
Omg you’re also a Sri Lankan ?! 😍 The ember quartet is one of my favorite series ✨
Did you hear that a new book is coming out in the graceling world??!! I’m soo excited!
I did! It's very exciting, I can't wait 😍
@@thisstoryaintover o wow really 🤩!??? I don’t think anything can beat bitterblue I couldn’t put that down when I was 16 I read it in THREE days!!
@@aliyahskitchen2046 I just read it. Did you find the ending kind of sad too? I wanted Saf to marry her right there 😭
@@Sara-ge1gh omg it was sad like whyyy y’all couldn’t stay together??? She was a whole queen they could have worked something out so he could still help other people and be with her 😭
I really love SoC and Graceling! I have TGW in my tbr list and I'm quite excited to read it. YA Fantasy is my most favourite genre as well, exactly because of the reasons you stated.
I'd like to recommend to you 'The Priory of The Orange Tree' by Samantha Shannon. It's a standalone and the thing I loved the most about it was the worldbuilding. Literally everything about this book is so pretty and wholesome: the map, the names (of characters and places), the LGBT rep, the characters and their depth. There are dragons and dragon riders. All in all, I'm still astounded by it!
So I just finished The Gilded Wolves and The Silvered Serpent and I CANNOT WAIT TO READ THE BRONZED BEAST!!!! These are the best fantasy books I’ve read in a while!! Thank you so much for suggesting or else I would have never read them!
I love the Graceling series, especially Fire. It still holds up today.
What about bitterblue? Have you read it? I need someone to talk to about it PLEASE
I also absolutely love Six of Crows, The Grisha Trilogy, and The Embers Quartet😍😍😍 I am actually about to go start reading This Savage Song and I couldn’t be more excited!! I really really really want to read Strange the Dreamer, The Gilded Wolves, and The Kingdom of Back! This is a fantastic list💖
I totally LOVED Kingdom of Back!
YES CRUEL PRINCE. Also I was kind of on the fence about reading Gilded Wolves but when you said "National Treasure"... SOLD. Gilded Wolves is officially on my TBR. THANK U
The Savage Song sounds amazing. I'm so looking forward to Winterkeep (Graceling #4); love how passionate you are about the stories you recommend..
Great video! I love these recommendations videos of fantasy books. It is a good way to find new titles, so thank you. I look forward for more.
Is it wierd that i have been hearing about these books (top 5)but keep thinking that i wont like it because i feel like i have high expectation. But the way u talk about them makes them my high priority for 2021. Thank you!
i don't have an exact order but the poppy war trilogy, the locked tomb series, priory of the orange tree, she who became the sun,the grishaverse which im counting as a whole, nevermoor and six crimson cranes are my favourite fantasy novels but im looking forward to picking up some of these
I was reading your description and I saw that both your parents are Sri Lankan Tamil and I thought that was really cool, because mine are too and I want to be an author!
I recommend graceling to everyone!!
Thank you for sharing your favorites - made me look into a few books I didn't know existed before :)
I love Winner’s Curse!! Arin&Kestrel is one of my fav fictional couples😍
You inspire me to read so much more. There are so many beautiful novels. Can't wait to read the ones you mentioned!
The Cruel Prince is really really fun and especially if you like the enemies to lovers trope this series is perfect for you!!! I love this series and highly recommend it to everyone, at least you should give it a try.
You described Six of Crows perfectly!!!!!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️
OMG YES ive literally never seen anyone talk about the graceling series, literally my favourite books ever like if you havent read it i feel bad for you
Reading Strange the Dreamer rn it's going great
My favorite series is An Ember in the Ashes. The first and third are my favorite titles so far..... I have started Graceling. Your praise makes me want to pick it up again. Thanks for sharing!
My fav series as well!! I fell for the Nightbringer and Elias 😭😭😭
@@KD-CD uh oh! :)
OMG! I’m so excited I found your channel. You’re book recommendations are so align with my interest!! 🤩
Been looking for new reads & something I usually wouldn’t. Thank you! ☺️
I have quite a few of these books on my tbr 😀
i’ve had six of crows on my shelf for a year maybe it’s time i finally open it up 😅
i love your enthuziasm omg 🙂
I am currently reading the Grisha series! So excited for it
God Graceling!!!!! some of my all time favs
i was going to watch e7 of sab but got stuck here :))
2:49 SOUNDS EPIC AHHH
10:20 YES OMG THATS AN AMAZING OBSERVATION
you make me want to reread sab uhhh i just read them over the summer so like 9 months ago.
UGH THESE ALL SOUND SOOOO GOOD!!!
21:17 I thought of cp when she talked about the last one with just fantasy
my fav and the best paranormal fantasy books i'd ever read 😍
1- twilight series (edward /bella)
2- city and bones series (jace/clary) - sassy male character
3 - hush hush series (patch/nora) - sassiest male character..the best!
4- vampire kisses (alexander/raven)
5- fallen series (daniel/luce)
still looking forward for more paranormal books..but these are the best so far 😍
Your recommendations are amazing!!!!!!
i’m in the middle of “The Chronicles of Nick” series and it’s SO GOOD. my nana recommended it to me because i’ve gotten into reading within the past year but yeah it’s really interesting and funny and would 15/10 recommend. ☺️
my gosh I'm losing my faith when Cruel Prince happen to be the number 1. I'm so in love with the folk of the air Series 🤧 hoping for more fantasy ya recommendation in the future 🤩 we love you from the 🇵🇭!
I can't believe that you made me want to pick up the cruel prince... so many people have tried and you did it.... whyyy