@@megha2453 yes! I ordered caraval because want to read that trilogy first before going to once upon a broken trilogy🥹🥹 But the price of the book was low, so got curse of the true love😭 hope that the first two books become discounted too soon 🥹❤️
Hi, I'm a Bengali too and I loved your video. I've read nahanyate and taranath tantric samagra from this collection. Loved them both. What is your favorite genre of books?
@@Trishitareads Well I'm nowhere near as well read as you, since I got into reading only a couple months ago. But out of all I've read till now, Cormac Mccarthy's three books - Blood Meridian, No country for old men and The Road are my top 3. Out of these I think Blood Meridian was truly his Magnum Opus. It's set in pre-independence America and we follow the story of a group of freelancing mercenaries called the Glanton Gang. This is not your standard cowboy story though, it totally flips the script on the romanticisation of the wild west and instead depicts it for what it was - a truly brutal world. As such, there is a TON of graphic depictions of violence in the book. In fact there had actually been 4 attempts to adapt it into a movie but they all failed because producers thought the contents of the book were too much to put to screen (and I think I agree). It is a truly dark book so I wouldn't recommend it if you're not okay with that. But imo the violence isnt blind or gratuitous - all of the grim writing has a point. I love McCarthy's writing style too. There's something about the way that he describes these dead landscapes that I've seen nowhere else. Also he doesn't use a lot of standard punctuation. There's segments where 4-5 people are having a conversation simultaneously and there's no use of quotation marks but you can tell who's saying what because the characters are really well fleshed out. And speaking of characters I think the antagonist of the book has to be one of the most iconic as well as evil characters in all of fiction. By the end of the book I truly believed that he was the literal personification of the devil himself. His ideology is so messed up that it will stick with you. There's a monologue that he gives in this book and the whole time I was reading it I was getting chills through my spine. The feeling of reading that one monologue stuck with me as one of the core memories of reading that book. So yeah if you're okay with the scary violence then I think blood meridian is a true masterpiece that you shouldn't miss out on.
Curse for the true love is the third book in once upon a broken heart .order is frst caraval triology ,then once up on a broken a triology❤
@@megha2453 yes! I ordered caraval because want to read that trilogy first before going to once upon a broken trilogy🥹🥹
But the price of the book was low, so got curse of the true love😭 hope that the first two books become discounted too soon 🥹❤️
@@Trishitareads am sure you will love both♥️ it's really good.also make sure you read it only when you are in fantasy mood🙌
@@megha2453 yaay!!! Super excited now😍😍😍😍
Wow! I have to make my bookshelf in my new home
Yes yes! Do it 😍😍
So many exciting books you got🤩🤩can't wait for your reading vlog and review of the books😍
YEEE! CAN'T WAIT TO READ THEM ALL!🥰
absolutely loved this video
Thank you so much🥰🥰🥰🥰
love the haul and happy reading 😍
Thank you so much!!🤗
Hi, I'm a Bengali too and I loved your video. I've read nahanyate and taranath tantric samagra from this collection. Loved them both. What is your favorite genre of books?
@@damini6410 Thank you so much! I love thrillers the most, then romances and fantasy. What's your favorite genre?
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You don't need to read caraval in order to read once upon a broken heart series. I was in a similar dilemma.
REALLY??? 😭😭😭❤️❤️❤️ Thank you for letting me know.. there's a lot of misinformation spreading nowadays
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Woah thats a ton of books. Congrats! Btw have you read anything writen by Cormac Mccarthy?
Thank you so much! No, I haven't read anything written by Cormac Mccarthy, suggest me some!🥰
@@Trishitareads Well I'm nowhere near as well read as you, since I got into reading only a couple months ago. But out of all I've read till now, Cormac Mccarthy's three books - Blood Meridian, No country for old men and The Road are my top 3. Out of these I think Blood Meridian was truly his Magnum Opus. It's set in pre-independence America and we follow the story of a group of freelancing mercenaries called the Glanton Gang. This is not your standard cowboy story though, it totally flips the script on the romanticisation of the wild west and instead depicts it for what it was - a truly brutal world. As such, there is a TON of graphic depictions of violence in the book. In fact there had actually been 4 attempts to adapt it into a movie but they all failed because producers thought the contents of the book were too much to put to screen (and I think I agree). It is a truly dark book so I wouldn't recommend it if you're not okay with that. But imo the violence isnt blind or gratuitous - all of the grim writing has a point. I love McCarthy's writing style too. There's something about the way that he describes these dead landscapes that I've seen nowhere else. Also he doesn't use a lot of standard punctuation. There's segments where 4-5 people are having a conversation simultaneously and there's no use of quotation marks but you can tell who's saying what because the characters are really well fleshed out. And speaking of characters I think the antagonist of the book has to be one of the most iconic as well as evil characters in all of fiction. By the end of the book I truly believed that he was the literal personification of the devil himself. His ideology is so messed up that it will stick with you. There's a monologue that he gives in this book and the whole time I was reading it I was getting chills through my spine. The feeling of reading that one monologue stuck with me as one of the core memories of reading that book.
So yeah if you're okay with the scary violence then I think blood meridian is a true masterpiece that you shouldn't miss out on.
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Link of the site of used bookstore 😅
Oh no! I forgot, didn't I?
instagram.com/thebasementbookstore?igsh=NTVleWRteTNpM3Rh
Here's the link 🥹