Reading 80 books in half a year is very impressive. If I stopped playing so many games and reading reddit, maybe I could read more. I read a book on speed reading a few months ago, thinking it could help me get through more books, but it doesn't really work that way. It's best for reading news articles or informative texts where you can skip a lot of fluff. And it doesn't work so much for enjoying larger volumes of reading for pleasure. Can you recommend any reviewers that talk about sci-fi and action books?
Oooh I loved this! It’s such an intricate look at your favorites. I love hearing exactly what it was that made a book 5 stars for someone. Great video!
I’ve read so many of these - awesome! Also, Janice Hallett doesn’t get NEARLY enough buzz for how great her books are. I’ve read all her books and Alperton Angels was my favorite so far. It’s been one of my favorite books of 2024 so far as well.
What a great video! I am not a horror or thriller person and yet I connected a lot with your picks. I loved Husbands and would rated it higher than you. Maybe because I thought it was a wonderful social satire. But I agree with you 100% on Alperton Angels! What a wild ride. Love it! Keep up the good work.
@@ashleyslittlelibrary you haven’t heard of the podcast What Should I Read Next?! 😱 You would love it!! And Anne Bogel is like, the Queen of the reading community 😉
Have you ever read Ashley Poston? Her books are similar to Abby Jimenez in that they always seem to incorporate some level of real-world issues into the romance, but she also adds a "weird, slightly magical thing going on that we are not going to address" situation to them. I wasn't the biggest fan of The Dead Romantics (it was enjoyable enough, just not a fave), but I loved her newest book "The Seven Year Slip". She also has a new one coming out this summer that I'm super excited for!
I just binged all three part of your world books by Abby Jimenez in about a week and I adored them! I’ve never had an auto-read author but I think I just found them in Jimenez. Even her short story she wrote for Amazon, worst wingman ever, was cute!
I added here we go again to my tbr because of your review and started it the day before I graduated college and left behind classes with my first and only supportive mentor of my queer identiy: my main professor in my English program. Reading it also coincided with me trying to navigate my messy and nearly non-existent dating life, unrequited love, and my ace identity crises. Needless to say, I read it at the right time. The sheer depth and variety of emotions that book made me feel drove me insane. I cried every other page, I swear.
I'm sick of this mundane conventional knowledge, guys. Head to Borlest and read the forbidden books, only then will you truly gain knowledge about money
Reading 80 books in half a year is very impressive. If I stopped playing so many games and reading reddit, maybe I could read more. I read a book on speed reading a few months ago, thinking it could help me get through more books, but it doesn't really work that way. It's best for reading news articles or informative texts where you can skip a lot of fluff. And it doesn't work so much for enjoying larger volumes of reading for pleasure. Can you recommend any reviewers that talk about sci-fi and action books?
Oooh I loved this! It’s such an intricate look at your favorites. I love hearing exactly what it was that made a book 5 stars for someone. Great video!
Thanks, Katie! 🫶🏻
Great video!!!! Absolutely loved the superlatives!!!
Love the superlatives idea! Just subscribed!
Thanks, added so many to my library pile!
Thanks for sharing! How to Solve Your Own Murder looks really cute. I might pick that up. Sometimes I do love a cozy mystery.
Loved hearing your picks! Happiness Falls has caught my interest. I love a mystery that is also thought-provoking 😃
I’ve read so many of these - awesome! Also, Janice Hallett doesn’t get NEARLY enough buzz for how great her books are. I’ve read all her books and Alperton Angels was my favorite so far. It’s been one of my favorite books of 2024 so far as well.
I can’t wait to read more from her!
Ooh I wrote down a bunch, but they're in my TBR book in alphabetical order and now I can't remember hahaha! But def the romances and the mysteries. 😊😊
Have added "Butcher & Blackbird" to my TBR!
Always love your summary of books 🩵
Definitely going to pick up How to Solve Your Own Murder and the Alperton Angels!
Also in the middle of Kill for Me Kill for You and 😯, that's all I can say, very much enjoying it
What a great video! I am not a horror or thriller person and yet I connected a lot with your picks. I loved Husbands and would rated it higher than you. Maybe because I thought it was a wonderful social satire. But I agree with you 100% on Alperton Angels! What a wild ride. Love it! Keep up the good work.
What a great list! I will be looking into Here We Go Again, Diavola, and How to Solve Your Own Murder
I LOVED The Husbands! I didn't think I would like it as much as I did
Thanks for the recommendations
I still have to read Kill for Me, Kill for You!!
Are you reading from Anne Bogels summer reading guide?! I am and have several of these titles on my TBR!
I haven’t heard of that but sounds like she has good taste!
@@ashleyslittlelibrary you haven’t heard of the podcast What Should I Read Next?! 😱 You would love it!! And Anne Bogel is like, the Queen of the reading community 😉
Thanks for the recap!
You should add Baye Hartshornes Ghosted The Treason. House Trilogy Book 1
Have you ever read Ashley Poston? Her books are similar to Abby Jimenez in that they always seem to incorporate some level of real-world issues into the romance, but she also adds a "weird, slightly magical thing going on that we are not going to address" situation to them. I wasn't the biggest fan of The Dead Romantics (it was enjoyable enough, just not a fave), but I loved her newest book "The Seven Year Slip".
She also has a new one coming out this summer that I'm super excited for!
Haha I was the opposite and loved The Dead Romantics but didn’t like The Seven Year Slip as much 😂 looking forward to her next one too!
I love your videos and reviews, you're such an inspiration ❤ Kisses from Spain!
And my TBR grows
You’re welcome and I’m sorry 😂
Thank you.
I REALLY enjoyed this video sooo much! More than others for some reason! Thank you ☺️ ❤
Gaaaah I need to read Butcher & blackbird so bad!
I just binged all three part of your world books by Abby Jimenez in about a week and I adored them! I’ve never had an auto-read author but I think I just found them in Jimenez. Even her short story she wrote for Amazon, worst wingman ever, was cute!
I added here we go again to my tbr because of your review and started it the day before I graduated college and left behind classes with my first and only supportive mentor of my queer identiy: my main professor in my English program. Reading it also coincided with me trying to navigate my messy and nearly non-existent dating life, unrequited love, and my ace identity crises. Needless to say, I read it at the right time. The sheer depth and variety of emotions that book made me feel drove me insane. I cried every other page, I swear.
Also not to come back and comment again but I loved Alberton Angels enough that I have my mom reading it now lol, she's liking it too so far!
I love when a book finds you at the right time! ❤️
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Es practica la Biblia hoy dia?
80 books how did you do that that's amazing by p
0 you're amazing you're lucky you can go buy all these books
I don't get why all these booktube channels just recap the plots
I'm sick of this mundane conventional knowledge, guys. Head to Borlest and read the forbidden books, only then will you truly gain knowledge about money