recently discovered your channel and i just have to say your recs are SO refreshing i feel like i was in a rut only seeing the same books online for awhile and your channel inspired me to expand my range!
Wow! You are excellent at this. You give an amazing review/summary without spoilers and so assuredly and concisely! I think you are one of the best I’ve seen on UA-cam.
Yessss I’m so glad that you mentioned Sword Catcher! I adore this book ❤ I subscribed as soon as you said the title, you’re clearly my kind of book girl!
Fantastic as always! I soft dnf'd Hexologists maybe 4 pages in, but loved Senlin Ascends! Plan to get back to The Hexologists this fall! Happy to have watched your Blood Over Bright Haven vlog, was excited to see what you thought!
Oh video on book recs based off the love of other books please! I loved uprooted nearly as much as you, I want to know what other books you recommend of that type of set up haha!!
Thanks for a great video!! I will contribute with my own biggest recommodation: For anyone looking for a heist-plot adventure set in a Venice-inspired city, I will heartly recommend 'The Lies of Locke Lemora' by Scott Lynch. You will love this book for 1. the lovable but far from perfect main-character Locke 2. the extremely well-written characters, that feel very real and life-like 3. the greatly written banter filled with impressivly innovative curse words 4. the very exciting plot, that just keeps on developing in unexpected ways, pushing you farther and farther out on the edge of your set 5. the beautiful world-building, with a layering of magic that affects the plot, while not being in the center of it all I will not stop recommending this book and I am yet to find a series that measure up to the Gentlemen Bastards, - though I am trying
We use the simple to ask or say how much, how many or how many times (completed actions) How many pages of that book have you read? Mary has written ten letters today.
does anyone have a recommendation for someone who LOVES professor layton (me) but not bc of the puzzles but rather for the emotional and adventurous plots? bonus points if it’s the same vibe
Waiting for a video that introduces the whole Cosmere 🫣🫣 Just Finish the Mistborn Series and you are the perfect Pearson that could create a video that introduces Brandon Sanderson for Us!!
recently discovered your channel and i just have to say your recs are SO refreshing i feel like i was in a rut only seeing the same books online for awhile and your channel inspired me to expand my range!
uploaded just as I sat down for my lunch break !! :D so excited for more recommendations
It's actually dangerous for me to watch your videos. I end up with like 10 new books on my TBR EVERY TIME 😂😂😂
Wow! You are excellent at this. You give an amazing review/summary without spoilers and so assuredly and concisely! I think you are one of the best I’ve seen on UA-cam.
Yessss I’m so glad that you mentioned Sword Catcher! I adore this book ❤ I subscribed as soon as you said the title, you’re clearly my kind of book girl!
AHH my cloud book request made it to the thumbnail and I am so pleased hehehehe
STOP I’m reading age of myth this month!!!!😍
Fantastic as always! I soft dnf'd Hexologists maybe 4 pages in, but loved Senlin Ascends! Plan to get back to The Hexologists this fall! Happy to have watched your Blood Over Bright Haven vlog, was excited to see what you thought!
For the first one, I feel like Small Favors by Erin Craig would also be a great fit.
11:56 you already got me at the sapphic part no need to oversell it!
You've just renewed my interest in reading Sword Catcher so thank you!
I’ve been meaning to read Sword Catcher forever now 😩
Oh video on book recs based off the love of other books please! I loved uprooted nearly as much as you, I want to know what other books you recommend of that type of set up haha!!
16:09 lmao girl i love you😭🫶🏻
Top-notch recs! I added almost every one to my TBR 😍 Thank you!!
Thanks for a great video!! I will contribute with my own biggest recommodation:
For anyone looking for a heist-plot adventure set in a Venice-inspired city, I will heartly recommend 'The Lies of Locke Lemora' by Scott Lynch.
You will love this book for
1. the lovable but far from perfect main-character Locke
2. the extremely well-written characters, that feel very real and life-like
3. the greatly written banter filled with impressivly innovative curse words
4. the very exciting plot, that just keeps on developing in unexpected ways, pushing you farther and farther out on the edge of your set
5. the beautiful world-building, with a layering of magic that affects the plot, while not being in the center of it all
I will not stop recommending this book and I am yet to find a series that measure up to the Gentlemen Bastards, - though I am trying
Loved Lies of Locke Lamora ✨
Great recommendations. I haven't gotten to The Beautiful Ones but I love the idea historical with fantasy.
also for bridgerton fans there’s india holton’s series starting with the wisteria society of lady scoundrels, has a touch of fantasy to it!! ❤
wow for the first question i’d say parable of the sower cuz im currently reading it and am ao anxious about where the plot is going 😮
Love your top! Beautiful ❤
I think about the possibilities of Prince Connor's love life constantly. This is what Cassandra Clare does to me.
I can’t wait for her to break my heart. As she always does
Ooh yes The Beautiful Ones is great for Bridgerton. Also Mortal Follies gives great Bridgerton vibes
Off book topic. I must say what you're wearing is perfect in style & colour for you 💙
Fevre Dream by George R.R. Martin is a fantastic vampire story that is SOOO SPOOKY. Definitely recommend!!
Im more then half way through Mist Born because you and a friend. and im not sorry that i bought the second one half off (and it's brand new)
We use the simple to ask or say how much, how many or how many times (completed actions) How many pages of that book have you read? Mary has written ten letters today.
The amount of books I just added to Goodreads because of this video is out of control😭
Ahhhhh here for this ✨🙌🏻
You should also read, Age of forest, which explores conflicts between humans and elks.
Your Uprooted monologue was amazing!! 😂🤌🏼 say less… adding it to my TBR!
When I found out the Malazan books are stories based on Eriksson and Esselmonts adapted D&D campaigns I could almost hear the bad dice rolls.
Great recommendations!
I’m currently reading, uprooted 😊
The Ragpicker King, book 2 to Sword Catcher, is coming March 2025!❤
This was a fun list!
OOTD please do tell - Love the suggestions ! ❤❤❤ Loved beautiful ones
Can you recommend romance books with no smut? Preferably if the characters are in their 20s or older
Anne Bishop The Others series. It's actually my favorite series, no shut, very slow burn, as in super slow, but fun page turner books
Thank you so much ! Very different books for a change, i love it
Oh and love your top! Where is it from? Thanks!
What to read when you cannot get enough of 'The Infernal Devices'?
Madam, could you please give a review of the ebook 'Unveiling the Science Behind Your Dreams: A Fascinating Journey into the Depths of the Mind
does anyone have a recommendation for someone who LOVES professor layton (me) but not bc of the puzzles but rather for the emotional and adventurous plots? bonus points if it’s the same vibe
Any Egyptian-inspired fantasy without or minimal romance?
A master of djinn? I haven’t finished it, but so far I’m really enjoying it 😊
So could you please recommend me a long epic fantasy without a million characters? 😅
May wrap up?
Please give Crown Of Stars series by Kate Elliott a chance
cassandra claire is a plagiarist
You better list your proof and not make that blanket statement.
Waiting for a video that introduces the whole Cosmere 🫣🫣 Just Finish the Mistborn Series and you are the perfect Pearson that could create a video that introduces Brandon Sanderson for Us!!