My TBR has honestly never been as long as it is since I started watching your videos because you have literally the best tastes and I trust you 110% 😂👌🏻
IVE GOT MY PEN AND PAPER AND IM READY FOR THE LIBRARY TOMORROW ( I just really love walking really fast with a list in my hand and going straight to the book and picking it up)
Books Mentioned: Station Eleven Carry On All the Light We Cannot See The Gentleman's guide to vice and virtue The Inexplicable Logic of my life Eliza and her Monsters The Perks of being a wallflower The Sun is also a Star 5. Vicious 4. The Strange and beautiful sorrows of Ava lavender 3. Aristotle and Dante discover the secrets of the Universe 2. Turtles All the Way Down 1. Night Circus
This is such a weird comment but your voice is so pleasent to listen to, it's like butter for the soul. Also, LOVED this video and thank you for making my TBR a mile long.
“The Night Circus” is my absolute favorite standalone book ever! Magical, gorgeous, and breathtaking are the best terms I can come up with to describe this wondrous novel
The way you talked about Turtles all the way down, IS what I love about reading. Seeing how a book can impact your life so much, and how much you can resonate with a book, is everything I adore about books. Something similar happens to me whenever I talked about Ari and Dante, there's no book that can compare to what it makes me feel everytime I re-read it. PS. I will be picking up Turtles all the way down, really soon.
My favourite standalone books are: 1. The Diary of a Young Girl by Anne Frank 2. The Thing About Jellyfish by Ali Benjamin 3. The Swallow by Charis Cotter 4. The Green Mile by Stephen King 5. Carrie by Stephen King. Who has read these books as well??
As someone who has OCD, I would say that turtles all the way down definitely portrays it pretty accurately. The only thing is, that you have to keep in mind that OCD is completely different for everyone who has it, so while the thought spirals are pretty common, the whole germs thing is kinda irrelevant to a good portion of people with OCD.
I read The Night Circus because of you and I loved it! I definitely read Eliza and Her Monsters at the right time in my life; I also struggle with anxiety, and I find comfort in drawing. Eliza is one of the most relatable characters I've ever read, and I cherish this book so much!
Omg the way you talked about Turtles all the way down made me tear up!! I have anxiety as well and now I really need to read this book... it's wonderful when you find one that understands you, Im so glad you found it ❤️
I started reading it but at the start I was kind of bored. But I kept reading cause it wasn't bad either. And when I was halfway through, the story blew my mind away. It was amazing and now it's one of my favorite standalones.
Eliza and Her Monsters and Carry On are two of my favourite stand-alones too! 😊 I had the same sort of experience with A Short History of the Girl Nextdoor as you did with Turtles All the Way Down, I felt like that book was made for me and reflected my own thoughts so well! 💗
Your description of Turtles All The Way Down almost made me cry. I really want to read it. I think I might buy it next time I have book buying money. Your videos also make me want to reread The Night Circus more than I already have. I read it 5 years ago and while the details are spotty, the magic of that book was something so wonderful for me. It's on my Christmas list this year, so I'm really hoping to get it (heck, 80% of my Christmas list is books and the rest is homeware). Literally half of your list is on my TBR haha :)
Hi Hannah!! I felt the exact same way about John Green- I had read a couple of his books, and honestly thought they were a little overrated. Then, in May of 2016 I was diagnosed with osteosarcoma. I went back and reread The Fault in our Stars, and I can't explain how much it mean to me. Thank you for always making content that makes me feel a little more understood
It’s so precious to see a fellow reader who has these books that they just love SO MUCH and want nothing more than for other people to read and appreciate them as much as they do!
TATWD fell short for me :/ not sure if it’s because I had my hopes too high because of all the hype or if it’s because I’m not a huge YA fan but I enjoyed it, I only wish there was a big WOW moment towards the end and there wasn’t
I ordered Aristotle and Dante online as soon as I was done hearing your thoughts on it bcoz your opinion is always so perfect and I've liked every single book you've recommended that I've read
I saw this video a few months ago and decided to go into Aristotle and Dante discover the secrets of the universe and I'm *so grateful* I have never before cried while reading a book. It is one of the best books I have ever read. I couldn't stop talking about it and recommending it to everyone.
I have been trying to find someone with the same taste in books and I think I finally found that in you! Can't wait to read the books on this list, thank you!
all the light we cannot see is literally one of my all time favorite standalone books and I'm so happy to hear someone else loves it as much as I do! xx
I read Turtles All the Way Down yesterday and as someone that suffers from depression and anxiety, I 100% agree with everything you said. Everything that Aza experienced from the therapy sessions to the panic attacks were as if they came straight out of my life. I can't wait to reread it 10 more times :)
I absolutely trust your opinions on all books one hundred percent. Since watching your videos I have gotten back into reading for pleasure and I can honestly never thank you enough💗💗
SO MANY GOOD BOOKS IN THIS LIST! And so fun listening to you talk about them. I just finished Station Eleven and Turtles- loved them both and they are new favorites of mine as well. Added The Strange and Beautiful Sorrows of Ava Lavender to my TBR list, love your description of this one!
Hey, Hannah. I just wanted to thank you for recommending The Gentlemen's Guide to Vice and Virtue; I finished reading last week and I absolutely LOVED it!! And I also just finished The Inexplicable Logic of My Life, and I adored it, too, as I did Aristotle and Dante Discover the Secrets of the Universe (which has become a favorite). You have really excellent tastes! I wanted also, if you haven't tried it, to recommend John Green's Looking For Alaska. It's actually the first John Green book I ever read and remains a favorite to this day. And thank you for making me even more excited for Turtles All the Way Down than I already was! And, yes, I will read The Night Circus, I promise! It's on my TBR (along a lot of other recommendations by you) and I will get to it!
So glad to hear that Perks changed your life as well! and by the way I'd absolutely love to see a video from you about other books that have changed your life!
Aristotle and Dante and Eliza and Her Monsters are also some of my favourite stand alones (The Perks of Being a Wallflower is also my favourite movie ever, and I loved the book too), I think they both just make you really connect with the characters and I truly felt how they were feeling, during each part of the book I felt like I was there with them and that's honestly one of the reasons I love reading, they reminded me of why I love reading
The Gentlemen’s Guide second book is going to be a continuation from where the first book left off but it’s from Felicity’s perspective apparently so I guess it’s just a companion that stands on its own 🤷♀️ That’s what I’ve heard anyway
Yes, PLEASE make a video about books that have changed your life or have shaped you into who you are. I love hearing about the impact books have on people's lives.
Aristotle and Dante Discovers the Secrets of the Universe is my all time favorite book EVER. I've read it over ten times and every time I do I notice something new and I would DIE for these characters in every way possible
I’m turning to your videos to find books to read while my husband is deployed. I love reading and how it takes you away from your world and into another one. Have a book to read for every month that he’s gone will make the time go by so much faster
Currently listening the Night Circus audiobook! Almost done! And now I really wanna read John Green's new book. I was skeptical about it but I wanna give it a chance now that I've heard how much you enjoyed reading it! Take care! Can't wait for another video~
this is the first video i’ve watched of yours, and we have the same taste in books! I have read many of the books you mentioned! I’m so glad I found you! 💓
After I read Turtles All The Way Down, I legit couldn't think of anything but the book. Lost all concentration in my college classes for a week thinking about it. I still have a hard time putting why I love it so much into words. Because when she was going into thought spirals (especially in the hospital) it felt horrible. It did feel like being in the middle of a panic attack. But John Green has always had a way with words (both in writing and out loud) that is magical. His writing is real and heart-wrenching and beautiful all at the same time. 10/10 stars!!
Nisa sidek Adriana wrote a book on one of her ancestors . It’s about a witch named Sam , it’s mean girls meets Salem witch trials . She just did a twist on real events
@mahima rao the And I Darken series is just SO good. The idea is from the stories around Vlad the Impaler. Kiersten White took it and made him into one of the most impressive female characters: Ladislav Dragwlya.
I bet your TBR isn't as long as mine haahaa but I would recommend The Book Thief by Markus Zusak. The movie doesn't do it justice. I really think you would love it.
Jem.in.a.Bookstore I’ve actually read it but it was so long ago that I don’t remember what happens which is why I didn’t include it on this list. I need to read it!
I had the same experience with Turtles All the Way Down and I'm so glad you loved it. I personally was super excited for it because John Green is my all time favorite author and Looking for Alaska has been my all time favorite book for years. But the anxiety depiction was absolutely perfect and I too cried at many parts because they were just so relatable.
We read Perks simultaneously with Catcher in the Rye in my high school English class and wow. Both of those to read as a teenager were so impactful, I will never forget those stories
After you mentioned „turtles all the way down“ and said what it’s about, I immediately knew, that I have to read it, because I have OCD and really want to know how John Green put it into words ....
I absolutely love Turtles all the way down too!!! John Green is one of my favorite authors. Think i should pick up The Night Circus because of u. And I'm planning on rereading Turtles too!🤣 Your voice is amazing 💖
I would love for you to make a video about The Perks of Being a Wallflower. I also read the book at a very specific time in my life and because of Charlie’s story I decided to seek help. Love you lots ❤️
when you talked about Turtles All The Way Down i literally cried because i relate to your opinion so much and i love everything you said. i couldn’t put my feelings into words after reading the book but you did it for me and i’m so thankful for that. aaah. i feel so dramatic but i love it so much and i just can’t help it.
I've just finished "The Inexplicable Logic of my Life" and I cried my eyes out and I hope you know how grateful I am for you wonderful book recommendations and now I'm planning to read every single one of the books in this video. Hope you have a great day :)
I love these types of videos and I’ve read so many of these because of you!🥰 All the Light We Cannot See, The Gentleman’s Guide to Vice and Virtue (read the sequel it’s amazing!!), and The Sun is Also a Star are all favorites of mine too!!😍😍 and I love the Perks of Being a Wallflower movie and need to read it!!I’m planning to read Eliza and Her Monsters soon! I also enjoyed Turtles All the Way Down; I too have OCD and am so happy to see own voices representation of it! I don’t really connect with John Greene’s writing however, so I didn’t love it as much as I hoped to. Two standalones I recommend are Every Last Word by Tamara Ireland Stone which also is about a girl with ocd and never have I felt more seen in my life and it really changed my life❣️I also recommend Americanah by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, I just finished it and it was fantastic and has great discussions of important themes and I think you’d love it!❤️as always, everything I haven’t read on this list is ofc on my TBR and I think I’m going to read The Night Circus soon as well!
Aww. I was tearing up when you started talking about ‘Turtles All the Way Down’. It was definitely his most character-driven story so far. I thought it was great, but I definitely preferred ‘Looking For Alaska’. In many ways, opinions on John Green’s books are very subjective to people’s backgrounds, experiences and personalities. So in the same way you found comfort in TATWD, I found that same sort of feeling reading ‘Looking For Alaska’. I know it’s not for everyone, but it has one of the most beautiful depictions of bereavement I’ve ever read about in any book. Highly recommend it. Thank you for this video and thank you for continuing to get me into all these great books, some of which you showed in the video! I honestly cannot thank you enough. x
I just finished The Night Circus the other day and I adored it. It was so wonderfully written and I found myself invested in the story and characters the entire time. I don't think I ever would have discovered the book if I didn't see your previous videos talking about it. Thank you for inspiring me to read it! I think it's definitely become one of my top books that I've read this year.
The strange and beautiful sorrows of Ava Lavander I loved it! I'm currently reading the night circus because you recommended it so much that I HAD to start reading it
I wanted to hug you so bad at the end , you seem like ur in so much pain , you’re not alone all of us are having hard time be strong and smile and we love you ❤️
THE NIGHT CIRCUS IS ONE OF MY ALL TIME FAVES TOO!!!! Although lately it was topped by Call Me By Your Name but the night circus is still top 5 and will forever be in my heart.
I just finished reading The Strange and Beautiful Sorrows of Ava Lavender and I cannot thank you enough for recommending this book. It became one of my favorites, I will recommend it to others and hope they read it and love it. It is so beautiful, from the way it’s written to the story itself. It made me feel so many things, happiness, sadness, anger, and in the end hope.
Oh my god, I ADORE All the Light We Cannot See. PLEASE READ THE BOOK THIEF BY MARKUS ZUSAK. It's so beautifully written, set during World War II, and narrated by Death. It has, ever since I read it, been my all-time absolute favorite book!
So I have to comment now. I have been watching a lot of your videos for some time now and don't often comment. But I love your calm demeanor and way of talking like you aren't overly "quirky" and still so loveable. Nice video! Will probably pick up Eliza and her Monsters. Really liked Fangirl even though it was a slow-burn.
I'm currently listening to the audiobook of The Gentleman's Guide to Vice and Virtue and I am LOVING it! I absolutely love Monty's snarky humour and how unconsciously self-centred he is. I'm excited to see where the story goes!
Thank you sooo much for making me really interested to read the Night Circus. I read it recently and I absolutely loved everything about it❤ It is definitely one of my favorite books of all time now😍 So thank you!❤
It’s nuts Station Eleven is actually a book we are studying in our final year of High School, I love it so much! Have to write an essay on it next week haha.
I am not a huge fan of paper towns either and the movie adaptation is worse but if you haven't tried Looking for Alaska, I think you should. That was my first John Green book and I love it.
“Hey guys it’s Hannah”
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Literally me
“Smashes like button”
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LiKe BuTtOn CePtIoN
And Im gonna tell u the story of my life
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I liked it before the video even started.
yess please do a 'books that changed me' video! x
olivia 😭😭
My TBR has honestly never been as long as it is since I started watching your videos because you have literally the best tastes and I trust you 110% 😂👌🏻
Thank you I cry
WHY IS THIS ME
OMG me too!!.. the first one I bought was the night circus and I loved it soo much!!
Yes!!!! I read it this summer, it was one of my favorite books of the year!! And ever ☺️
PREACH sister :)
IVE GOT MY PEN AND PAPER AND IM READY FOR THE LIBRARY TOMORROW ( I just really love walking really fast with a list in my hand and going straight to the book and picking it up)
YEEESSSS
I just did that today when I visited the library and it was amazingggg (: HAVE FUN AT YOUR LIBRARY VISIT
Me too
I love to go library
Omg the library is always closed lol
Books Mentioned:
Station Eleven
Carry On
All the Light We Cannot See
The Gentleman's guide to vice and virtue
The Inexplicable Logic of my life
Eliza and her Monsters
The Perks of being a wallflower
The Sun is also a Star
5. Vicious
4. The Strange and beautiful sorrows of Ava lavender
3. Aristotle and Dante discover the secrets of the Universe
2. Turtles All the Way Down
1. Night Circus
Sooo helpful this one was
kinda torn between thanking u and scolding u for giving spoilers
You're the true hero. Thank you 👍.
Thanks
Its in the decription.. why bother?
*me watching you explain the plot of the first book during the whole coronavirus outbreak:* 😳😳
Yes I thought about this too xd
Hopefully that won't happen 😬
The foreshadowing
This is such a weird comment but your voice is so pleasent to listen to, it's like butter for the soul. Also, LOVED this video and thank you for making my TBR a mile long.
TheEllenAndersson "butter for the soul" I second that so much!!
TheEllenAndersson her voice sounds like an audible voice, love it
I so agree with u!!
I AGREEE
So true. And I love that she speaks so fast :D
When Station Eleven becomes reality in 2020... 😂
I was searching for this comment. Hahaha, so true
@@mdc27 same
Yup😥
Bruuhhhh 😂😂😂
Is it worth reading? Am just a beginner
The novel “All the light we cannot see” is just so touching and heart wrenching! Please pick it up people!
“The Night Circus” is my absolute favorite standalone book ever! Magical, gorgeous, and breathtaking are the best terms I can come up with to describe this wondrous novel
The way you talked about Turtles all the way down, IS what I love about reading. Seeing how a book can impact your life so much, and how much you can resonate with a book, is everything I adore about books. Something similar happens to me whenever I talked about Ari and Dante, there's no book that can compare to what it makes me feel everytime I re-read it.
PS. I will be picking up Turtles all the way down, really soon.
To save up to buy a car or watch this video and blow my money on books? I think we all know the answer here.
Ned Fire hahaha don't we all 👌
i'm having exactly the same dilemma
lol don't we
This comment has been me since I got a job 😂😂 like I fail every month then its forget the car do I get a new shelf or more books 😂😂
saaame
My favourite standalone books are:
1. The Diary of a Young Girl by Anne Frank
2. The Thing About Jellyfish by Ali Benjamin
3. The Swallow by Charis Cotter
4. The Green Mile by Stephen King
5. Carrie by Stephen King.
Who has read these books as well??
Tried reading Carrie but couldn't finish it. I just couldn't get into it for some reason but I *LOVED* The Green Mile!
The Thing About Jellyfish is one of my favorite books!!!!!
I read Diary of a Young Girl multiple times as a kid. I loved it, but I lost the book 😭
Elena’s Life I've freak the diary of Ann frank
Really interested about that "books that shaped me" video!!!
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As someone who has OCD, I would say that turtles all the way down definitely portrays it pretty accurately. The only thing is, that you have to keep in mind that OCD is completely different for everyone who has it, so while the thought spirals are pretty common, the whole germs thing is kinda irrelevant to a good portion of people with OCD.
I read The Night Circus because of you and I loved it! I definitely read Eliza and Her Monsters at the right time in my life; I also struggle with anxiety, and I find comfort in drawing. Eliza is one of the most relatable characters I've ever read, and I cherish this book so much!
SLEEP CAN WAIT I HAVE TO WATCH THIS
_i don’t need sleep I need answers_
Omg the way you talked about Turtles all the way down made me tear up!! I have anxiety as well and now I really need to read this book... it's wonderful when you find one that understands you, Im so glad you found it ❤️
I so need to read Turtles All the Way Down- I've heard it is so good!
Have you got around to reading it?
Turtles all the way down left me speechless, it was gorgeous
The infernal reader agreed! 😭
I started reading it but at the start I was kind of bored. But I kept reading cause it wasn't bad either. And when I was halfway through, the story blew my mind away. It was amazing and now it's one of my favorite standalones.
omg i just recently finished that book and damn it's recently my fave john green book
Is it easy to read?
Read Aristotle & Dante last week; it's the best book I've read by far. I love it SO much. ❤
same !!!!! its my favorite book of all time
TheSmalyy IKR. It's so beautiful. ^_^
It is honestly my favourite
Lily Mae YASSS 💞
Prerna Tae I love that book with all my heart👌👌👌❤
Eliza and Her Monsters and Carry On are two of my favourite stand-alones too! 😊 I had the same sort of experience with A Short History of the Girl Nextdoor as you did with Turtles All the Way Down, I felt like that book was made for me and reflected my own thoughts so well! 💗
A Bookish Balance yas
A Bookish Balance A short History of a girl next door was such an amazing book even though it broke my heart 😭😭💕
“You found me in a constellation” 💗💗
All the light we cannot see is beautiful.❤
Your description of Turtles All The Way Down almost made me cry. I really want to read it. I think I might buy it next time I have book buying money. Your videos also make me want to reread The Night Circus more than I already have. I read it 5 years ago and while the details are spotty, the magic of that book was something so wonderful for me. It's on my Christmas list this year, so I'm really hoping to get it (heck, 80% of my Christmas list is books and the rest is homeware). Literally half of your list is on my TBR haha :)
Hi Hannah!! I felt the exact same way about John Green- I had read a couple of his books, and honestly thought they were a little overrated. Then, in May of 2016 I was diagnosed with osteosarcoma. I went back and reread The Fault in our Stars, and I can't explain how much it mean to me. Thank you for always making content that makes me feel a little more understood
hey how are you doing ?
Kathryn Piasecki Yeah, how are you doing?
I hope you're doing well
How are you doing darling? I hope ur okay.
Hey! How are you doing now?
I was so happy when you added the perks of being a wallflower to your list!
I absolutely loved it!
It’s so precious to see a fellow reader who has these books that they just love SO MUCH and want nothing more than for other people to read and appreciate them as much as they do!
Well... Turtles All The Way Down is definitely on my TBR now. Didn't think that one would happen!
Storribook I completely recommend it. holy crap, I loved that book
just finished i️t and i️t is so powerful and moving. i️ feel so educated and happy
TATWD fell short for me :/ not sure if it’s because I had my hopes too high because of all the hype or if it’s because I’m not a huge YA fan but I enjoyed it, I only wish there was a big WOW moment towards the end and there wasn’t
Molly LouiseS28 I agree the ending was kind of bland but maybe it’s to show that mental illness doesn’t have a magical cure
Storribook bop no bbp
I can’t wait for my family’s reaction to the amount of books I have on my wish list.
Mine tooo..... it's way too much
I ordered Aristotle and Dante online as soon as I was done hearing your thoughts on it bcoz your opinion is always so perfect and I've liked every single book you've recommended that I've read
I saw this video a few months ago and decided to go into Aristotle and Dante discover the secrets of the universe and I'm *so grateful*
I have never before cried while reading a book.
It is one of the best books I have ever read. I couldn't stop talking about it and recommending it to everyone.
I have been trying to find someone with the same taste in books and I think I finally found that in you! Can't wait to read the books on this list, thank you!
all the light we cannot see is literally one of my all time favorite standalone books and I'm so happy to hear someone else loves it as much as I do! xx
I read Turtles All the Way Down yesterday and as someone that suffers from depression and anxiety, I 100% agree with everything you said. Everything that Aza experienced from the therapy sessions to the panic attacks were as if they came straight out of my life. I can't wait to reread it 10 more times :)
I absolutely trust your opinions on all books one hundred percent. Since watching your videos I have gotten back into reading for pleasure and I can honestly never thank you enough💗💗
SO MANY GOOD BOOKS IN THIS LIST! And so fun listening to you talk about them. I just finished Station Eleven and Turtles- loved them both and they are new favorites of mine as well. Added The Strange and Beautiful Sorrows of Ava Lavender to my TBR list, love your description of this one!
the night circus is genuinely one of my favourite books of all times, I just love it so much
Hey, Hannah. I just wanted to thank you for recommending The Gentlemen's Guide to Vice and Virtue; I finished reading last week and I absolutely LOVED it!! And I also just finished The Inexplicable Logic of My Life, and I adored it, too, as I did Aristotle and Dante Discover the Secrets of the Universe (which has become a favorite). You have really excellent tastes!
I wanted also, if you haven't tried it, to recommend John Green's Looking For Alaska. It's actually the first John Green book I ever read and remains a favorite to this day. And thank you for making me even more excited for Turtles All the Way Down than I already was!
And, yes, I will read The Night Circus, I promise! It's on my TBR (along a lot of other recommendations by you) and I will get to it!
So glad to hear that Perks changed your life as well! and by the way I'd absolutely love to see a video from you about other books that have changed your life!
Yay the books are in the discription
Aristotle and Dante and Eliza and Her Monsters are also some of my favourite stand alones (The Perks of Being a Wallflower is also my favourite movie ever, and I loved the book too), I think they both just make you really connect with the characters and I truly felt how they were feeling, during each part of the book I felt like I was there with them and that's honestly one of the reasons I love reading, they reminded me of why I love reading
The Gentlemen’s Guide second book is going to be a continuation from where the first book left off but it’s from Felicity’s perspective apparently so I guess it’s just a companion that stands on its own 🤷♀️ That’s what I’ve heard anyway
And then there's a book about the goblin ( Adrien)
Congratulations; you have unexpectedly made me really want to read Vicious, so thank you!
Hannah - "Flu kills everyone"
Me in 2020 - "sounds like the corona virus"
Yes, PLEASE make a video about books that have changed your life or have shaped you into who you are. I love hearing about the impact books have on people's lives.
Yes please do a video on books that changed your life
My heart just sings everytime i see All the Light We Cannot See. Its just so beautifully written
I'm reading Eliza right now and it reminds me so much of me at 15 that it's almost painful but so good at the same time
I love your voice! So soothing! I would love to hear you do an audiobook!
Aristotle and Dante Discovers the Secrets of the Universe is my all time favorite book EVER. I've read it over ten times and every time I do I notice something new and I would DIE for these characters in every way possible
I’m turning to your videos to find books to read while my husband is deployed. I love reading and how it takes you away from your world and into another one. Have a book to read for every month that he’s gone will make the time go by so much faster
Fav book tuber! Her voice is so soothing🔥💯
Recently started reading The Night Circus because of your videos! I absolutely love it so far. I always picture you as Celia in my head lol
Currently listening the Night Circus audiobook! Almost done! And now I really wanna read John Green's new book. I was skeptical about it but I wanna give it a chance now that I've heard how much you enjoyed reading it! Take care! Can't wait for another video~
I can't explain how much I love this list! No one could have described these books any better! Already hooked on this channel
this is the first video i’ve watched of yours, and we have the same taste in books! I have read many of the books you mentioned! I’m so glad I found you! 💓
After I read Turtles All The Way Down, I legit couldn't think of anything but the book. Lost all concentration in my college classes for a week thinking about it. I still have a hard time putting why I love it so much into words. Because when she was going into thought spirals (especially in the hospital) it felt horrible. It did feel like being in the middle of a panic attack. But John Green has always had a way with words (both in writing and out loud) that is magical. His writing is real and heart-wrenching and beautiful all at the same time. 10/10 stars!!
Yass queen !! Back at it again with the amazing video 😍😘🙌🙏
Hannah: *mentions Carry On*
Me: *immediately subscribes*
Why not make a video on historical fiction books? I really want to read more of those xd
mahima rao have you read. How to hang a witch by Adriana Mather
@@thebookphantom398 what is the story about??
Nisa sidek Adriana wrote a book on one of her ancestors . It’s about a witch named Sam , it’s mean girls meets Salem witch trials . She just did a twist on real events
@mahima rao the And I Darken series is just SO good. The idea is from the stories around Vlad the Impaler. Kiersten White took it and made him into one of the most impressive female characters: Ladislav Dragwlya.
Number the Stars by Lois Lowry~
Aristotle and Dante is actually getting a sequel!!! you can find it on goodreads i believe it is called There Will Be Other Summers
Tatiana Leonovich wait what?!
Whatttttttttttt
Amanda Crossen yes! look it up on goodreads. it has a synopsis but no release date yet
I cant wait to read it
OMG REALLY
I bet your TBR isn't as long as mine haahaa but I would recommend The Book Thief by Markus Zusak. The movie doesn't do it justice. I really think you would love it.
Jem.in.a.Bookstore i second that. I was crushed for a couple days after i read it 😔
Jem.in.a.Bookstore I really enjoyed the movie! Why didn't you like it?
Jem.in.a.Bookstore I really enjoyed the movie! Why didn't you like it?
They just missed so much out like he stand over man and the word shaker and I don't know the book was just better for me
Jem.in.a.Bookstore I’ve actually read it but it was so long ago that I don’t remember what happens which is why I didn’t include it on this list. I need to read it!
I LOVE ELIZA AND HER MONSTERS!!!
I have anxiety to so I really connect to it I’m happy your giving it the recognition it deserves
I had the same experience with Turtles All the Way Down and I'm so glad you loved it. I personally was super excited for it because John Green is my all time favorite author and Looking for Alaska has been my all time favorite book for years. But the anxiety depiction was absolutely perfect and I too cried at many parts because they were just so relatable.
We read Perks simultaneously with Catcher in the Rye in my high school English class and wow. Both of those to read as a teenager were so impactful, I will never forget those stories
After you mentioned „turtles all the way down“ and said what it’s about, I immediately knew, that I have to read it, because I have OCD and really want to know how John Green put it into words ....
thank you for uploading this today😊 these pass couple of weeks have been incredibly hard for me and seeing your face always brightens my day
I absolutely love Turtles all the way down too!!! John Green is one of my favorite authors. Think i should pick up The Night Circus because of u. And I'm planning on rereading Turtles too!🤣 Your voice is amazing 💖
I bought The Night Circus before watching your channel and you keep making me want to read it sooner and sooner
I would love for you to make a video about The Perks of Being a Wallflower. I also read the book at a very specific time in my life and because of Charlie’s story I decided to seek help. Love you lots ❤️
I already bought The Night Circus and I can't wait to read the book! Hearing so many good things about it and you recommend it. ❤
IM SO HAPPY THAT CARRY ON IS GETTING A SEQUEL IN OCTOBER ! AGGGHHH!
when you talked about Turtles All The Way Down i literally cried because i relate to your opinion so much and i love everything you said. i couldn’t put my feelings into words after reading the book but you did it for me and i’m so thankful for that. aaah. i feel so dramatic but i love it so much and i just can’t help it.
You finally convinced me to eventually read the night circus
I've just finished "The Inexplicable Logic of my Life" and I cried my eyes out and I hope you know how grateful I am for you wonderful book recommendations and now I'm planning to read every single one of the books in this video.
Hope you have a great day :)
I find it funny that a few of these are no longer stand-alones.
I love these types of videos and I’ve read so many of these because of you!🥰 All the Light We Cannot See, The Gentleman’s Guide to Vice and Virtue (read the sequel it’s amazing!!), and The Sun is Also a Star are all favorites of mine too!!😍😍 and I love the Perks of Being a Wallflower movie and need to read it!!I’m planning to read Eliza and Her Monsters soon! I also enjoyed Turtles All the Way Down; I too have OCD and am so happy to see own voices representation of it! I don’t really connect with John Greene’s writing however, so I didn’t love it as much as I hoped to. Two standalones I recommend are Every Last Word by Tamara Ireland Stone which also is about a girl with ocd and never have I felt more seen in my life and it really changed my life❣️I also recommend Americanah by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, I just finished it and it was fantastic and has great discussions of important themes and I think you’d love it!❤️as always, everything I haven’t read on this list is ofc on my TBR and I think I’m going to read The Night Circus soon as well!
My favorite book is The Night Circus! Love it!💕
Aww. I was tearing up when you started talking about ‘Turtles All the Way Down’. It was definitely his most character-driven story so far. I thought it was great, but I definitely preferred ‘Looking For Alaska’. In many ways, opinions on John Green’s books are very subjective to people’s backgrounds, experiences and personalities. So in the same way you found comfort in TATWD, I found that same sort of feeling reading ‘Looking For Alaska’. I know it’s not for everyone, but it has one of the most beautiful depictions of bereavement I’ve ever read about in any book. Highly recommend it. Thank you for this video and thank you for continuing to get me into all these great books, some of which you showed in the video! I honestly cannot thank you enough.
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Reading Aristotle and Donte now and I have been looking for Eliza and her monsters for Ages !!!
I will find it.
And I will read it.
Well did you find it?😂
Wait. You just made a rq reference, right?
I just finished The Night Circus the other day and I adored it. It was so wonderfully written and I found myself invested in the story and characters the entire time. I don't think I ever would have discovered the book if I didn't see your previous videos talking about it. Thank you for inspiring me to read it! I think it's definitely become one of my top books that I've read this year.
The strange and beautiful sorrows of Ava Lavander
I loved it!
I'm currently reading the night circus because you recommended it so much that I HAD to start reading it
I wanted to hug you so bad at the end , you seem like ur in so much pain , you’re not alone all of us are having hard time be strong and smile and we love you ❤️
Thank you for this, im having a bad day at work and seeing your beautiful face and beautiful smile makes me feel a little better. I Love you girl ❤
You make ME feel better! Thank you lovely
THE NIGHT CIRCUS IS ONE OF MY ALL TIME FAVES TOO!!!! Although lately it was topped by Call Me By Your Name but the night circus is still top 5 and will forever be in my heart.
I love love LOVE 'The Sun is Also A Star' by Nicola Yoon- I'm so happy that you also love this book :)
I just finished reading The Strange and Beautiful Sorrows of Ava Lavender and I cannot thank you enough for recommending this book. It became one of my favorites, I will recommend it to others and hope they read it and love it. It is so beautiful, from the way it’s written to the story itself. It made me feel so many things, happiness, sadness, anger, and in the end hope.
Oh my god, I ADORE All the Light We Cannot See.
PLEASE READ THE BOOK THIEF BY MARKUS ZUSAK. It's so beautifully written, set during World War II, and narrated by Death. It has, ever since I read it, been my all-time absolute favorite book!
So I have to comment now. I have been watching a lot of your videos for some time now and don't often comment. But I love your calm demeanor and way of talking like you aren't overly "quirky" and still so loveable. Nice video! Will probably pick up Eliza and her Monsters. Really liked Fangirl even though it was a slow-burn.
Yay it's nice to see your beautiful face again. I'm going to read the Night Circus because of you.
I'm currently listening to the audiobook of The Gentleman's Guide to Vice and Virtue and I am LOVING it! I absolutely love Monty's snarky humour and how unconsciously self-centred he is. I'm excited to see where the story goes!
Read A Monster Calls by Patrick Ness, its also one of the best stand alone books.
MYSTICAL ME idk why I thought you said that book was written by Neil Patrick Harris, I read the sentence over 3 times lol
Thank you sooo much for making me really interested to read the Night Circus. I read it recently and I absolutely loved everything about it❤ It is definitely one of my favorite books of all time now😍 So thank you!❤
Who's here when Carry on is a series now
Who's here when a gentleman's guide to vice and virtue is a series
It’s nuts Station Eleven is actually a book we are studying in our final year of High School, I love it so much! Have to write an essay on it next week haha.
I bought The Night Circus and OMGGGGG it’s sooo goood 😭😭😭
You are so right about The Gentleman’s Guide to Vice and Virtue.
Preordered The Lady’s Guide to Petticoats and Piracy. Can’t wait!!!
I am not a huge fan of paper towns either and the movie adaptation is worse but if you haven't tried Looking for Alaska, I think you should. That was my first John Green book and I love it.
Kira dreamsofbooks same, LFA was the first book I read, and it really shaped the way I thought of John Green.
Looking for Alaska was my favorite john green book before Turtles all the way down came out. LFA is one of those books that hit me hard
Kira dreamsofbooks looking for alaska was and still is one of the best books i’ve ever read
The moment you said Night Circus I screamed omg that’s my favorite book. You described it perfectly, it’s just so whimsical to read! I love it so much
Have you read The Book Thief? If not, you should! It’s my favourite book ever
your voice is EVERYTHING