Jack, I’m gonna need you to work on becoming an audiobook narrator. The way you read those summaries make me want to buy them all. Your tone and accent is everything! Also, I finished Nightcrawling yesterday and it was incredible. I’m glad you got her new book!
Engaging with books has significantly elevated my perspective on investing. True wealth isn't built through mere savings; financial freedom stems from strategic investments. I've learned that accumulating wealth hinges on making prudent investment decisions
Books have also changed my perspective on investing. Understanding that real wealth is built through strategic investments rather than mere savings is crucial. Working with an adviser has pointed me in the right direction..
This intrigues me. I've looked up financial advisors online, but finding one to connect with is a bit difficult. Do you mind if I ask for your recommendation?
still waiting for that books I've read from around the world jack 🤨🤨 (loved this, actually jelly you get sent these books for free, youre living the dream)
@@jack_in_the_books YESSSS looking forward to it (also maybe I should keep commenting about it this is the second jack notice I've got from asking about it)
Hi! I just discovered your channel and I already want to read every single book you talk about, even when they’re far from what I usually read 🌞 Thank you, because it will help me expand my reading genres - A new subscriber from France
So cool that you have such a following that you can request books! Clearly a win for the publishers because these are now all the books are on our to be read lists . Congrats ❤🎉
So excited to see a new Lispector being released this year! I'm reading Near to the Wild Heart and am tabbing every second sentence 😅 That woman knows how to write!
I'm reading 'The Love of Singular Men' now, and I was devastated when I learned that the author, Victor Heringer, sadly took his life in 2018 at the young age of 29. :( I would have loved to read more of his beautiful writing.
I recently got Normal People. My sister insisted on reading it even though it's not her type or genre of books. Upon opening the first page, she went Oh, Sally! because she realized Sally doesn't use inverted commas for her dialogues😂
Hey Jack! Victor Herringer was a great writer, and besides "The love of singular men" he won the Jabuti prize for writing the book "Glory". Now, you see, the Jabuti prize is huge for us brazilian literature lovers. I'd love if you keep in touch with our culture and writing, and maybe make a video about it. I know you've read Clarice Lispector, but you must get to know other names! Machado de Assis, Jorge Amado (a personal favourite of mine), Lélia Gonzalez, Conceição Evaristo!! We have so much to share about racial literacy, gender discussions, wealth and poverty, etc. Thank you for the video
In this stage of my life, I don't even get excited for new books. But it's Sally Rooney! And intermezzo sounds so up my alley that I can't help but get hyped about it.
I’m interested to see what you think of Cult Classic! I found it a bit confused - not confusing (cuz the plot is pretty straightforward), but more like the author couldn’t figure out what she wanted the book to be.
Thank you, Jack🌷On the Calculation of Volume by the Danish author Solvej Balle is an exciting read about a woman who’s stuck in time on November 18 of a certain year, for years. The first three (slim) volumes have already appeared in many languages, and the author has won the Nordic Council prize for this work.
I've never heard you talk about Clarice Lispector, as a Brazilian she is a goddess for me and the reason I started reading real literature as a teenager and wanting to be a writer as well. I would love to hear more of Clarice from you. People need to read her.
Jaaack! I’m going to keep commenting this until you read this haha - I strongly recommend the book “Some Strange Music Draws Me In”. I’m just finishing it now and it’s my favourite book I’ve read this year, even (just slightly) above Blue Sisters. It’s a trans coming of age story jumping between 1984 and 2019. This book is SO underrated and no one is talking about it!
yess you are absolutely correct! chess player and huuuge fan of the queen’s gambit here, i apologize in advance for the person i’ll become once i lay my hands on that book!!
Jack have you read Osamu Dazai’s daughter, Yuko Tsushima? As he died when she was very young apparently the thematic similarities and influences are very interesting
Love that cover of the new Clarice lispector! Definitely dont need it because i already own the complete short stories.. but perhaps... A portable version 🤔
Love your content but was wondering if it's just me but you get a lot of hauls but don't review the books mentioned? I've got some of your recommended titles and keen to read more.
I know you have a basket full of reading to do already, but if you liked 'there there', I'd highly recommend reading 'We will not be saved' by Nemonte Nenquimo. You will not regret it.
jack kinda looks like when mobile phones used to still have antennae in the section where that one piece of hair is sticking out (ly jack, it just made me burst out laughing cus it looks like you could recieve a signal)
Not sure if you’ve read it, but if you are interested in the way authors write about flowers and how to incorporate them in a novel read “The Lost Flowers of Alice Hart” by Holly Ringland. An intense book about grief and finding oneself, with a chapter named after a flower and its meaning that intertwines into that particular chapter itself. The book was also made into a tv series on Prime, but no where near as good as the book!!
You take pictures of the books in bookshops... I take screenshots of the books in your videos 😞 I already have too many on my tbr I'm struggling Jack 😭
i’ve read martyr! twice and am in the middle of rereading it again rn, and i can confidently say it’s one of the best books i’ve read EVER, it is so good
Could you please make a video discussing ARC requests and the mindset of the community this involves? I'm asking because I just read an advance review on Goodreads about Intermezzo, and the user said "If you haven't read this book yet, what are you even doing with your life?" but the book is literarily not available for another month. So not only is it a dumb question, but it's also very likely plain old boot-licking to the author/publisher. It just strikes me as odd, because why would someone contributing to the conversation in such ways be an ARC recipient? Thank you.
Yay, another unpacking video! I recently unpacked The Timekeeper's Secret - Timeless Fate series by iLana Markarov. It was the best bookhaul of my life! The book cover was simply gorgeous. Read it in one sitting and is now my top fav book ever!
Jack Read The acknowledgements of Tommy , and Kavah book, they would write a few chapters and hand them to each other. They are good friends, Second thing, Can't believe you are not stoked for the new Richard Powers or Michael Chabon book
you should totally read more brazilian literature!! i think you would enjoy classic authors like machado de assis and more contemporary ones, such as stenio gardel (the words that remain)
I just want to validate the texture disgust thing. I can't stand certain types of "dry" and porous textures, and sorry if this is disgusting, I have to lick my fingertips first to touch them. 😑
Jack, I’m gonna need you to work on becoming an audiobook narrator. The way you read those summaries make me want to buy them all. Your tone and accent is everything! Also, I finished Nightcrawling yesterday and it was incredible. I’m glad you got her new book!
for real
Fr
Amen to that
Like, really.
I’m brazillian and I’ve always felt so special about the fact that Clarice Lispector was my grandma’s neighbor
Omgggg that’s so cool
@@luisapetterssen9617 QUE 😦😦 MENTIRA MEUDEUS
OMG were they good friends?
@@vjpublisher my grandma used to play with Clarice’s kids
2:22 I hadn't noticed the hair before you mentioned it. Take it easy bro lol
Ikr 😂😂
same 😂
0:01 when u hear the gasp, u know he waited months for it 😁
Oh I am gonna breathe Intermezzo in as desperately as I breathe air
Engaging with books has significantly elevated my perspective on investing. True wealth isn't built through mere savings; financial freedom stems from strategic investments. I've learned that accumulating wealth hinges on making prudent investment decisions
Embarking on the investment journey at 40, I envision a triumphant testimony of significant success by the age of 55..
Books have also changed my perspective on investing. Understanding that real wealth is built through strategic investments rather than mere savings is crucial. Working with an adviser has pointed me in the right direction..
This intrigues me. I've looked up financial advisors online, but finding one to connect with is a bit difficult. Do you mind if I ask for your recommendation?
'Angela Lynn Schilling’ maintains an online presence. Just make a simple search for her name online.
Wow, her track record looks really good from what I found online. I'll take a chance and see how it goes. Thanks for the info
I've been waiting for your review on Intermezzo for some weeks now. And here we are still watching the unboxing video 😂😭
intermezzo is SO good it’s really going to cement sally rooney’s place as a literary fiction author (although she always has been to me)
I've never read any of her books, but Intermezzo is the first one that sounds good to me. Can I just start with that one?
@@hfollman98 same question here!!
@@hfollman98definitely!
@@hfollman98 @morganaverena 100% go for it
@@hfollman98well yes, there’s no order to follow, they’re all different stories.
Idk why but I was so excited for Jack when Sally Rooney released her new book.
Your enthusiasm for books is so delightful!
When I’m at the cult, I wanna hear those cult classics!
so excited to hear what you think of intermezzo, Sally Rooney has always been one of my top authors!
That hair spike is everything!
still waiting for that books I've read from around the world jack 🤨🤨 (loved this, actually jelly you get sent these books for free, youre living the dream)
i think i'll put this video live either today or tomorrow! it's all edited i just keep forgetting to press upload!!
@@jack_in_the_books YESSSS looking forward to it (also maybe I should keep commenting about it this is the second jack notice I've got from asking about it)
I seriously thought I dreamt it when I tried to find it later without success
Hi! I just discovered your channel and I already want to read every single book you talk about, even when they’re far from what I usually read 🌞 Thank you, because it will help me expand my reading genres
- A new subscriber from France
So cool that you have such a following that you can request books! Clearly a win for the publishers because these are now all the books are on our to be read lists . Congrats ❤🎉
So excited to see a new Lispector being released this year! I'm reading Near to the Wild Heart and am tabbing every second sentence 😅 That woman knows how to write!
Richie Hofmann's poem "French Novel" is divine! Happy reading:)
the snippet of intermezzo in the new yorker has made me 100x more excited for the book, if that’s even possible
I'm reading 'The Love of Singular Men' now, and I was devastated when I learned that the author, Victor Heringer, sadly took his life in 2018 at the young age of 29. :( I would have loved to read more of his beautiful writing.
love the fact that you love Clarice, it makes me so proud of our brazilian literature. she’s our best writer (in my humble opinion)
The strength to film this video, I would stop everything I do if I would hold Intermezzo in my hands.
Jack, we're the luckiest people in the whole world to have you!!
I recently got Normal People. My sister insisted on reading it even though it's not her type or genre of books. Upon opening the first page, she went Oh, Sally! because she realized Sally doesn't use inverted commas for her dialogues😂
Hey Jack! Victor Herringer was a great writer, and besides "The love of singular men" he won the Jabuti prize for writing the book "Glory". Now, you see, the Jabuti prize is huge for us brazilian literature lovers. I'd love if you keep in touch with our culture and writing, and maybe make a video about it. I know you've read Clarice Lispector, but you must get to know other names! Machado de Assis, Jorge Amado (a personal favourite of mine), Lélia Gonzalez, Conceição Evaristo!! We have so much to share about racial literacy, gender discussions, wealth and poverty, etc. Thank you for the video
i LOVED the tone of The English Understand Wool!
The hair sticking up is cute ☺
"The love of singular men" by Victor Heringer is such a beautiful book. I'm so excited to see it has an English translation. Hope you like it!
the hair horn is so CUTE !!!
In this stage of my life, I don't even get excited for new books. But it's Sally Rooney! And intermezzo sounds so up my alley that I can't help but get hyped about it.
So frickin excited for intermezzo
I’m interested to see what you think of Cult Classic! I found it a bit confused - not confusing (cuz the plot is pretty straightforward), but more like the author couldn’t figure out what she wanted the book to be.
Thank you, Jack🌷On the Calculation of Volume by the Danish author Solvej Balle is an exciting read about a woman who’s stuck in time on November 18 of a certain year, for years. The first three (slim) volumes have already appeared in many languages, and the author has won the Nordic Council prize for this work.
I read them in German - and always preorder the next one!
@@janastingl77 I read them in Italian. Very much looking forward to book 4!😊
i don't have access to Intermezzo until September end. I am so jealous :( Looking forward to your book review :D Happy Reading
Mine just came out today "I was a teenage slasher"
Yesss I want to read that so bad! Love SGJ.
I've never heard you talk about Clarice Lispector, as a Brazilian she is a goddess for me and the reason I started reading real literature as a teenager and wanting to be a writer as well. I would love to hear more of Clarice from you. People need to read her.
Jaaack! I’m going to keep commenting this until you read this haha - I strongly recommend the book “Some Strange Music Draws Me In”. I’m just finishing it now and it’s my favourite book I’ve read this year, even (just slightly) above Blue Sisters. It’s a trans coming of age story jumping between 1984 and 2019. This book is SO underrated and no one is talking about it!
I could listen to Jack talk about books all day 😍
Jack, film a reading vlog on Intermezzo please🥺
the way I SCREAMED when I saw the thumbnail Jack!
yess you are absolutely correct! chess player and huuuge fan of the queen’s gambit here, i apologize in advance for the person i’ll become once i lay my hands on that book!!
Rhino horn😂😂 don't worry Jack, you are always gorgeous.
Greetings from Argentina🇦🇷
Jack have you read Osamu Dazai’s daughter, Yuko Tsushima? As he died when she was very young apparently the thematic similarities and influences are very interesting
Not you saying Wandering Souls multiple times 🤭
Love that cover of the new Clarice lispector! Definitely dont need it because i already own the complete short stories.. but perhaps... A portable version 🤔
i just finished old enough, and it was so tender + funny! totally wish this book existed for me in my early twenties
can you make a reaction video of new York time's top 100 books in 21st century
all of these sound incredible 🤗
I did shed a tear when the arc for Sally Rooney’s new book showed up at the bookstore I work at
I’m so excited for these books! Can’t wait to read them!
I only noticed the hair when you wrote it out xD
I liked the hair spike.. 😊 and you are very very charming.. I wish I could speak so confidently about books like you do!
There's something so comforting about watching Jack's new book joy ❤
I was NOT in love with cult classic but I’m SO excited to hear your thoughts on it. Maybe you can give me a new perspective
omg, I could totally read most if not all of these books. adding to Goodreads
Love your content but was wondering if it's just me but you get a lot of hauls but don't review the books mentioned? I've got some of your recommended titles and keen to read more.
I thought that I was the only person who gets very disturbed by that one texture….i feel very seen jack
I know you have a basket full of reading to do already, but if you liked 'there there', I'd highly recommend reading 'We will not be saved' by Nemonte Nenquimo. You will not regret it.
Looking forward to the reviews! Interesting selection❤
jack kinda looks like when mobile phones used to still have antennae in the section where that one piece of hair is sticking out
(ly jack, it just made me burst out laughing cus it looks like you could recieve a signal)
it’s pronounced like interMETzo btw :)
I saw self portrait randomly in my favourite bookshop and it instantly caught my eye like... idk that one serial killer that took the victims eyes
Not sure if you’ve read it, but if you are interested in the way authors write about flowers and how to incorporate them in a novel read “The Lost Flowers of Alice Hart” by Holly Ringland. An intense book about grief and finding oneself, with a chapter named after a flower and its meaning that intertwines into that particular chapter itself. The book was also made into a tv series on Prime, but no where near as good as the book!!
this sounds intriguing! adding to my list :)
Aw Jamaica Kincaid was my professor in undergrad. And insanely jealous of the Intermezzo ARC
Looks like i just refilled my TBR list
Jack!!! Idk if you like VE Schwab but I'm so excited she's started writing her third book to the Villains series!!!
2:22 We love u alfalfa ❤
You take pictures of the books in bookshops... I take screenshots of the books in your videos 😞 I already have too many on my tbr I'm struggling Jack 😭
ayy jack we share the same scissors💃💃
I was thinking about rewatching queens gambit when u read the chess quote and when you said queens gambit I jumped out of my chair
i'm deeply envious
That piece of hair made my day
adds every book to cart
The hair made me laugh out loud I love it
i’ve read martyr! twice and am in the middle of rereading it again rn, and i can confidently say it’s one of the best books i’ve read EVER, it is so good
i'm obsessed already
Could you please make a video discussing ARC requests and the mindset of the community this involves? I'm asking because I just read an advance review on Goodreads about Intermezzo, and the user said "If you haven't read this book yet, what are you even doing with your life?" but the book is literarily not available for another month. So not only is it a dumb question, but it's also very likely plain old boot-licking to the author/publisher. It just strikes me as odd, because why would someone contributing to the conversation in such ways be an ARC recipient? Thank you.
omg i got into chess this year im so excited for intermezzo
Yay, another unpacking video! I recently unpacked The Timekeeper's Secret - Timeless Fate series by iLana Markarov. It was the best bookhaul of my life! The book cover was simply gorgeous. Read it in one sitting and is now my top fav book ever!
Jack Read The acknowledgements of Tommy , and Kavah book, they would write a few chapters and hand them to each other. They are good friends, Second thing, Can't believe you are not stoked for the new Richard Powers or Michael Chabon book
Fantastic video as always, loving the rhino vibe!
you should totally read more brazilian literature!! i think you would enjoy classic authors like machado de assis and more contemporary ones, such as stenio gardel (the words that remain)
Clarice Lispector ❤
i have some questions for you is one of my favorite books of last year!
jack, pleaseeeeee lend me intermezzo😭😭😭
love ur taste in brazilian literature
11:12 was that wandering "souls"???
don't ever feel like you should apologise for you hair. just own it, man.
So jealous that you can already read Intermezzo 😢
i wanted to like again and forgot i already did.
New Direction is like the A24 of books lol
Loved Cult Classic.
I just want to validate the texture disgust thing. I can't stand certain types of "dry" and porous textures, and sorry if this is disgusting, I have to lick my fingertips first to touch them. 😑
My life contains 0 chess. And thats how I like it!!!
@orry’s unboxinh packages video
I read "The English understand wool" and it was kind of underwhelming. I hope you like it more!
The hair… next time don’t mention it, I didn’t realise it until you mentioned it
I could forgive Wandering Souls once but twice!! 😅
Glossy paper also makes me want to vomit glad I'm not alone
Ughh nevermind your hair, I can't stop looking at the dirt under your bed Jack.
clarice lispector