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☀️ SUMMER TBR 2024 ☀️ (lots of book reviews to come!)
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- Hey Booktube, for the summer I'm apparently trying to read every books on my bookshelves because look at that TBR! Lots of reading vlog, book reviews and recommendations to come!
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What's on your TBR for this summer?
Lonesome Dove, The Will of The Many, Ohio, Demon Copperhead, Clytemnestra and Royal Assassin. Wishing good vibes and excellent reading experiences on us all.
I'm supposed to be reading Pride Month books next month, then Sci-fi July but I dragged home a huge pile of nature memoirs from a charity book sale and fell down a literal rabbit hole. I still have so many Asian Heritage books from May, but I guess Nature Memoir Summer is happening so I should just roll with it. 🐇 🦋 🏜
I'm also in a slump since I read The Will of the Many. That book was amazing!
One Dark Window, What the River knows, Everything Everything, Wrong Place Wrong Time, Malibu Raising, One of is Lying, Daisy Jones and the Six.
Kindred by Octavia E Butler
Razorblade tears by S.A Cosby
When Marnie was there by Joan G Robinson
I vote for the ‘reading books you think I’ll hate’ vlog because that’ll help me know which books to avoid 😂
Looks like it's the popular option... torture it is lol
I think you should do a vlog where you read the first chapter of all the different fantasy books you’re interested in and pick the one that’s most appealing
I second this! ✋🏽
That sounds fun! Might take me a whole week to read all the first chapters though XD
Love this!!
For ridiculous books, the answer is always Chuck Tingle. But from the options you mentioned, I do think "books I'm going to hate" is the best, simply because it'll help you declutter. It's satisfying!
I don't remember which year but I remember reading all of his released books to catch up to my goodreads challenge and it was a really good time. They are so ridiculous and stupid that it's so funny.
@@myribstellmesheslying You bring up a very good point I forgot, they're short!
The Southern Book Clubs Guide to Slaying Vampires by Grady Hendrix is his other most beloved work. I'd probably go there next.
I second this!! ❤
This one is my favorite by him!
Yes! Was just going to suggest this one, I loved this one too!
Seconded! Fourthed? Fifthed? Either way you should read it. It’s so frustrating to read but very well done
yes definitely! i flew through it so fast. it was great!
Horrorstör is my favourite Grady Hendrix because it doesnt take itself seriously at all! And the beginning of each chapter has unique IKEA inspired horror furniture 😊
My Grady Hendrix journey started with Horrorstore. I still think it is the best one. Really like watching you and the cats!
The Southern Book club ' Guide to Slaying Vampires by Grady Hendrix is good. I appreciated discussions on racism and sexism.
"We Sold Our Souls" by Grady Hendrix is EXCELLENT, and features a fierce female protagonist and a revenge plot, as well as other themes of being human. Its a little gross at times, a little creepy at times, and the pace moves at a breakneck speed like a suspense thriller novel. Pure entertainment. I read it in one day. Defintely one of my top favourite Hendrix books.
I'm voting for the books you hate vlog, immediately followed by the second Ice Planet as a chaser 😂
Epic summer to come lol
Yes
A book by a Japanese author that I have loved recently is “There’s No Such Thing as an Easy Job.” by Kikuko Tsumura. It’s about a woman who has burnt out on her career so she has quit and now wants a job that demands nothing of her emotionally or intellectually. The book takes her through a series of jobs that are a bit surreal and help her define her relationship to her work.
I can’t say for sure whether you would like it because it’s bordering on magical realism but I don’t think it goes too far in that direction and it has a somewhat “cozy” feel and I know you tend to like those. Anyway something to check out if you’re interested in finding Japanese authors you enjoy.
I firmly believe that we should read whatever makes us happy, even if it’s a completely fluffy piece that makes us laugh. No shame!!!
Horrorstör is great in audio!
Did you tandem read Horrorstör? It looks to me like such a visual book.
@@amyschmelzer6445 No, just audio. I was able to visualize the scenes.
Demon Copperhead is phenomenal. One of my favorites ever
I need a big spoiler vlog of reading "Oathbringer" and "Rhythm of War"! I love these chunky big boys.
I hope you enjoy Oathbringer! It's my favorite Cosmere book for sure and it made me cry.
omg made me cry sm too- i got emotional with the first two, but this was the one where it really really got me. tbh part five in general pulled everything together in an insane way and like starting at chapter 117 i was reading with tears streaming down my face
@@gracesull78756 Spoilers for those who haven't read ...........
I don't quite remember the chapter number but when Dalinar is telling Odium that you can't have my pain and I need it to know that every day I am choosing to be better and also the part where he's going up against Odium with his book that he can't read but holds everything he believes in I just started bawling
@@Katertot8895 yesss!!! literally sobbed. i checked my copy for the chapters i referenced, and i think that starts in 118 ?
spoilers .......
the buildup of everything kinda going to shit was already getting to me, so once the you can't have my pain came i lost it. as a climax too it was so satisfying, the culmination of dalinar's past and the twist of him being the champion with everything you mentioned. i'm planning to read RoW soon and i am so unprepared for the emotions it'll bring lol
@@gracesull78756 RoW is fantastic but my boy Dalinar is hardly in it, so if he's your fave too, just be prepared. Also, the ending of RoW has me very worried.
I actually thought the first Wheel of Time book was just meh, I enjoyed some things about it and I think it was 3 stars. The second book was where I started to REALLY enjoy the story. Since you liked the first book more than I did, I think you’ll like the second one too.
I’m so excited to see you continue Stormlight Archive!!
Southern Book Club’s guide to slaying vampires is my favorite, but We Sold Our Souls was fun too!
Listen to Demon Copperhead. The narrator does a great accent which immerses you in the setting.
AGREED!!! The narrator is FANTASTIC.
You should read "That time I got drunk and saved a demon" it was so fun, it is spicy but it was a fun time.
Charles Dickens isn't as hard to read as most English classics of the era, in my opinion! David Copperfield was a really fun read for me.
The Dandelion Dynasty series is honestly one of the best series I've ever read. The Grace of Kings is definitely the weakest in my opinion but still amazing. The rest of the series every book was an easy 5 stars. Would highly recommend!
Noted! Can't wait to see how I feel about it!
When I was at uni, my library had two books by Octavia Butler (unlike my local libraries): The Parable of the Sowers in French and Fledgling in the original English. I picked up Fledgling because I wanted to read her prose in the original language and I do like vampires as a concept (though I'm picky about execution and themes). I started reading it and... let's just say there's a reason I never picked up Lolita by Nabokov. 😬 Now that I've moved overseas, I'd have to read her on my Kindle and would love to start with Kindred and Parable of the Sowers when the time comes. But yeah, I don't think her disturbing sci-fi will be for me. 👀
I'm very curious about The Age of Innocence and for having read Grace of Kings (I DNFed it for reasons that do not bother you - I'm very picky with my fantasy reads and do not like gods playing a bigger role or overpowered character in general), I think you will really love it! I really enjoyed Liu's writing style, immersive and original world-building, and his character work and dialogues impressed me as well. The inspiration he took from traditional Chinese myths and culture was fascinating to me, it felt very fresh. Also the fact that there's both magic and technology! 👌I'd be very surprised if it didn't work for you.
I recommend That Time I Got Drunk and Saved a Demon for a ridiculous read. This book knows what it is and knows it well. It’s not a literary masterpiece- but will she make you laugh? Yes. Will she make you gasp at the retorts? Yes. Will she make you rewind the audiobook to relive the XXX scenes? You darn tooting. This book is hilarious, and features a Black, curvy, independent, strong woman 💪🏽
It's been mentioned a few times so I think I'll add that to my list for this summer!
I am in the middle of "The Wall of Storms", second book of Dandelion Dynasty and it is so good, better that the first one. A lot of court political intrigue, a lot of battles and different tactics in both of them ❤
Just fyi for The Grace of Kings, as others have said it's pretty different from the other 3 books in the series. I had issue with how some of the women were written in it and this was NOT the case for the rest of the series. If it bugs you, I found it was only present in the first book and the rest of the series had awesome female characters.
The ikea one “horrorstore” is better than final girls group 😊
Good luck with your summer TBR and looking forward to the book reviews. 📚♥️
You were asking for “out there” spicy book recs, but…how about an out there funny fantasy rec! Highly recommend Dungeon Crawler Carl. It would make for such a fun reading vlog! It looks like a book I’d never think I’d like, but I ended up loving it. Humor is cringe and hilarious and there’s a talking cat companion named Princess Donut. Please give it a try!!
Fun fact, a 4 book series is called a tetralogy. A quartet is a group of four people playing music or singing together. 😊
Thank you! Other people had said it was a quartet but it looks like you’re right. Will go to bed smarter :p
I plan on reading the Stormlight Archive books this summer, too
I made it up to the start of Book 7 in Wheel of Time before it put me into a reading slump early last year - although I don't fully blame the book as 2023 was crazy for me. I'm trying to get back into the series sometime this year but I've been procrastinating! I've been reading lots of shorter books, cozy fantasy / scifi and YA to get out of the slump and 2024 has been going pretty well so far.
Haha I just got to the point in the video where you mention IPB book two! I've said before, but book two is definitely more enjoyable than book one. There's none of that crazy stuff from the beginning of book one where the girls are still trapped in the ship, and book two follows the sassy friend, Kira. I vote for continuing this series if you get to a point where you need a quick read to get you through a weekend!
Horrorstor is kinda like finna and defekt
I read Ruby Dixon's ice planet barbarians series... they get better than the first in the series, and I love how in each book one of the girls solves her issues and gets together with a blue guy at the end, I was surprised how many different ways she came up with.
If you want something with aliens and ridiculous, funny, maybe check out Alien Abduction series by Eve Langlais
In a similar lighter style of writing, there's Molly Harper's Jane Jameson and Half-Moon Hollow series - in an Earth where vampires decide to come out in the open and there's also werewolves still secret.
I also found J.R. Rain's - Vampire for Hire series as quite enjoyable reading, it's about a woman that's bitten and turns into a vampire and has to work as a detective solving paranormal cases to make a living and raise / protect her two kids and get them through school but over the course of the series through her good deeds she manages to gain abilities like being able to eat normal food, walk in the sun, and even to shift into a big bat like creature (it's really well explained, she doesn't actually shift, she swaps bodies with an alien bat like creature from a parallel universe). It's lighter writing, with lots of dialogue and sarcasm and talking to spirits, as i said, different.
If you're interested about vampires, but more serious writing, maybe check out a more serious 3 book series by Julie Kagawa - Blood of Eden series (Immortal Rules, Eternity Cure, Forever Song). Good stuff.
And I think you'd like - if you haven't read so far - Richelle Mead's Georgina Kincaid series - 6 relatively short books but the story is a long arc that completes at the end of the 6th book. It has vampires, angels and demons, and other supernatural creatures and it's basically about a girl Georgina which works in a book store but she's actually a succubus and has to steal energy from people from time to time to survive and be in the good books of her "superiors" and falls in love with a book author that comes to her book store.
Demon Copperhead is out of my comfort zone but I keep hearing about it and I'm becoming more and more curious. Can't wait for your review and if you love it I'll pick it up 😂
The Age of Innocence has great audiobook options, I'd borrow a copy from the library or spotify and listen to it instead of reading it in the format you have. With the tiny text and double columns, you would probably hate your reading experience
Small warning for the grace of kings, it reads kind of as a history book of the different dynasties, so events are pretty condensed and you have a lot of characters too. People either feel meh about it or love it. It totally worked for me though!
A few have mentioned that book 1 is the weakest so hopefully I like it enough to continue!
A Great Deliverance is awesome!!!
Demon Copperhead is so good! It's a bit heart breaking tbh so go into it when you're in a good headspace (not in the same league as A little life though), It's set in the Appalachian region in America that was severely hit by the Opioid crisis and this book draws from that (definitely designed - thanks to the Sacklers, Empire of Pain is a great non-fiction book about that too)
The My Brilliant Friend series is fantastic. You should try some other Ferrante books such as The Days of Abandonment. Great!
Would defo recommend Kitchen for you!
Demon Copperhead is on my list too! I enjoy Barbara Kingsolver so I'm hopeful 🤞
My opinion maybe unpopular but I have read The Fledgling and like it - it does touch on some uncomfortable issues, but I think it’s fascinating. Another one that I believe she was planning to expand to a series and I’m sad we never got to see that. My favorite author of all time! I read the Xenogenesis series in the 90s when I was 17 or so and it blew my mind and set completely new expectations for me for sci-fi which had before that been “white dudes in space”.
Oh, and I want you to read the Ikea book!!
1. Appalachia- apple at cha 😜
2. I’m trying to get back into YA since there are so many that are apparently amazing now. Iron Widow is first up. And I’m trying to focus on queer authors and stories. A few others:
- Will of the Many (yeah yeah yeah 😂)
- Caste (I need to finish this)
- catching up with Emily Wilde
So happy you're about to discover Mariana Enriquez!! 🖤🖤🖤 So jealous too!! 😂
Ice Planet Barbarian doesn't get "good" until a few books in where she really start explaining the bigger picture behind just the couples and tribe itself. I think that is what's really catchy about it for me. Like believe me, the Universe behind it is BIG big.
I think trying another series would be also fun and I'd like to nominate The Prime Mating Agency. Although its also Monster Romance with Smut I feel this series hat so man wholesome moments and feels kinda cozy (?). ☺
I really think she would like Kira's book (3rd) but I have a feeling she will stop at the second 😂 but i agree with every word
@@mbarollo Yes everything starting book 3 was getting better and better. Book one was "interesting" funny, book two was trying to be too serious yet very alarming and afterwards the males are just cinnamon rolls :D
I don’t plan my TBR very far in advance but the books I know I want to get to are Dawn (discovered Butler from you), The Shadow of the Gods, and The Twelve which is the second book in Justin Cronin’s The Passage trilogy. I also have Demon Copperhead staring me down. 😂 I like historical fiction but this book REALLY intimidates me!
I am waiting for your review on the Dandelion Dinasty series. I heard mixed reviews about it, so I haven't picked it up just yet, but it sounds right up my alley.
I have read the Grace of Kings last month and I LOVED it, I will be continuing this series this summer for sure. I think you will love this story because of the smart and strong and independet female characters and some unpredicted events...
I just started reading Soul of an Octopus by Sy Montgomery. I can already tell it's going to be a 5 star read. The writing is amazing & I love octopuses. I highly recommend it!
Epic fantasy used to be my bread and butter but for some reason I haven’t been able to read anything but horror with the occasional sci-fi. Well for the first time in two years I was in the mood for a chunky fantasy yesterday and I’m hoping to pick up many more this summer!
Sounds like we went through the same thing! Hopefully we’re back on the fantasy train now!
guuurl if u go for it and read all this book gems my gosh this will be a fantastic summer of literary content =) so glad u have Elena Ferrante, Ken Liu, Mariana Enriquez and Mieko Kawakami over there!! :D I also read (almost all of it) Demon Copperhead with the audiobook and it was so much fun !
I hope so!! If this doesn't fix the reading slump, nothing will lol
Demon copperhead is sooooooo good.
I want to read book 4 of the Stormlight Archives this summer. And I lost my sh** too a few times!
I vote for the reading the books you think you’ll hate, LOL. As for Grady Hendrix, I can’t speak to the Final Girls Support Group (yet) but I really enjoyed Horrorstor. I really liked My Best Friend’s Exorcism, too. I’d love to get your take on The Southern Book Club’s Guide to Slaying Vampires. People loooove this book and I couldn’t stand it, so I want to know if it’s just me!
If you want a ridiculous but fun book similar to Ice Planet Barbarians in a fantasy setting there's That time I got drunk and saved a demon. It's just a FUN ridiculous time in a great fantasy world.
I haven't finished the Wheel of time series... Book 3. I think I'll pick it up as you want to get to book 2! ❤
Otherwise, just discovering Donato Carrisi and I loved his "Le chuchoteur" book!!! 😮
In a mood for thriller and fantastic these days!
Hi! If you’re trying to find a female written detective mystery I would suggest Sara Blaedel and Katrin Engberg. They’re both Danish settings and I thought they were great. I’d be interested to see how you like them!
Oh please do Horrorstör. It’s just so fun and funny and one of the most delightful audiobooks.
I wish my libraries had it as an audiobook but sadly they don't! I'll have to read a physical copy
I just started oathbringer and love it so far! I think if you’ve liked the others you will like this one.
You will HATE The Southern Book Club’s Guide to Slaying Vampires by Grady Hendrix. It’s incredibly problematic 😅
How exactly was it problematic?
I don't read spicy books either, I tried reading The Hu German of Gods, but DNFed it after 100+ pages... I have to pick up the caraval series and read it
Love your top/dress. Would you mind sharing the link? Thanks
If you have not read Susanna Clarke, you would maybe love Piranesi.
There's also a tv show called *_" Pantheon "_* that was based on Ken Liu's short stories and it's sci-fi. It's good show and only has 2 seasons
I vote for «reading books you think I’ll hate», that was so fun last time 😂 also, if you want to read something else by Grady Hendrix, The Southern Book Club’s Guide to Slaying Vampires is even better than My Best Friend’s Exorcism (in my opinion). And Mariana Enriquez’s books are SO good, can’t wait for you to try them out!
lol ice planet barbarians is so bad but so good 😂
Yessss. I just read the first book ridiculous but good hahaha. Moving into book two. I recommend that time I got drunk and saved a demon. It knows what kind of book it is and does not shy away from it! 😂
@@payholaa Also the Prime Mating Agency :D
I’d love to see a books you think you’ll hate vlog again. The last one was fun. For mystery thrillers, have you tried the Aaron Falk trilogy by Jane Harper? I just finished the first one (The Dry) and it was really good.
I read Fledgling somewhat recently, after reading and loving Xenogenesis and Parable and... I guarantee within the first 2 chapters you're going to be like wtf am I reading right now 💀
I'm definitely expecting the worst lol
Watching this while staring at The Shadow of What Was Lost, The Shadow of the Gods, The Way of Kings, and The Grace of Kings all unread on my shelves 😶🌫
I'm glad it's not just me lol
Looking forward to a "where to start" reading fantasy video. Also, the copy of "The age of innocence" you own just looks ridiculously large and waaayy too thin. How does it even stand on a shelf? 😂
I'm still yet to start The Wheel of Time- one day..
I found a complex female friendship book yesterday, it is Ponti by Sharlene Teo
Snow Flower and the Secret Fan by Lisa See was an increadible complex female friendship book.
You should read the books that have been on your shelf the longest.
I tried to read fledgling but it’s just way to out there thinking who could write this. Gave up halfway thru first chapter saying gross.
Don’t force yourself to read books you think you’ll hate. That’s just torture. Reading should be fun.
I wouldn't prioritize Our Share of Night. It's good not great but way too long for that. It has like 3 books in one.
I think you would really LOVE Green Rider by Kristen Brittain. It's an older fantasy with female main character. She doesn't look strange (hair,eye color) no steamy love story. It's just so good! Very strong reviews and I gave it 5 stars. I have been watching your videos for a few years, I really think it could be a 5 star fantasy read for you!
this series recently turned up on my radar as well, will take it as a sign to purchase!
If you are interested in trying another monster love romance I'd love to see a vlog of you reading Ensnared by Tiffany Roberts!
Dickens is not difficult to read at all!! English is not my first language as well. The problem is that Dickens is just boring 😅
On Hendrix, I read both The Final Girl Support Group and Horrorstor and I would say the latter is better.
I enjoyed Fledging but there are some topics that are challenging. Where did you find Survivalist? I can’t find it online.
Je vote 100% pour que tu lises le volume 2 de Ice barbarian.
J'avoue que je pousse pcq j'aimerais avoir ton avis sur le 3e volume ;)
Et le fait que, suite à ta vidéo, j'ai ''binge-read'' les 7 premiers volumes de la série n'a aussi rien à voir...
Sinon pour les livres japonais/thriller, je pense que tu pourrais aimer Confessions par Minato Kanae. Le livre est construit à partir de différents POV, donc c'est moins ''dry'' que certaines traduction. Ou tu pourrais écouter l'adaptation en film qui est aussi excellente :)
Comme toujours excellente vidéo!
Good luck with the Wheel of Time series. I read them all, and well before the end I hated Rand (to be fair, I think EVERYONE hates Rand...). I really enjoyed The Hunger of the Gods, more than The Shadow of the Gods (more gods!). I'm really looking forward to the third book. And those covers! Based on the comments maybe I'll try another Grady Hendrix book, I read How to Sell a Haunted House, it was okay...I read horror rarely, but when I read it I want to be scared. And modern horror novels just don't seem that scary... Lone Woman, meh, Our Share of Night, meh (great cover though). I lost steam with Stormlight Archives...should try it again. Currently reading Ship of Magic by Robin Hobb, my first dip in the Hobb universe. Started slowly, but I'm enjoying it. Pretty old fashioned, old school.
Dickens is very readable but super scary. I want to overcome my fear of big books.
"I love giant... floppy... paperbacks" I almost choked on my pie 😂
Also as a mostly fantasy girl, I read Demon Copperhead last year and really enjoyed it. Not my usual genre, and depressing as heck, but it's a great book. I think I prefer Betty by Tiffany McDaniel more, they feel like siblings to me. So if you enjoy DC I suggest Betty too!
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Deamon copperhead has been unavail in my library for more thasn 6 months
I’m currently reading A Great Deliverance and I will warn you that there is a little bit of fat shaming toward one character (it was written in the 1980’s). But that being said, I absolutely love watching British mysteries on Britbox and this totally gives me those vibes. While I don’t like the fat comments, I am otherwise loving this book and may continue with the series.
Good luck with Edith Wharton - I read one of her books earlier this year and it made me so mad. The writing was literary/poetic, but the subject matter was infuriating (it wasn't Age of Innocence though).
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Pls pls pls read the danmei series Heaven Official’s Blessing by Mo Xiang Tong Xiu. I’d love to hear what you think of it.
Also I think you should give some manga series a chance this summer! Some of my favorite series are A Sign of Affection, Yona of the Dawn, and Spy x Family. Some manhwa series I love are Business Proposal, True Beauty, and Villains Are Destined to Die.
Have you (or anyone here) read anything by Elisabeth Wheatley? I've been following her on booktube shorts for a while without realizing she's an indie author, and she posted a short recently about her Daindreth's Assassin book/series, and I'm curious about it. I'm not much of a fantasy reader but it sounds interesting.
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Are you planning to read the Freida McFadden books? I want to know what you think of them. I have my own opinions of them 🫢
I’ve read “ the housemaid” last month. I reviewed it in my last wrap up… I did not like it lol
@@BookswithEmilyFox oh I need to check that video. I also wasn’t a fan of her books.
I really liked Fledgling, so I want to hear your thoughts! But I know I'm in the minority of fans. 😅
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Demon Copperhead is beautifully written, but was just too trauma for me
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