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The 0 rating for It Ends With Us is sending me

Love how you included free Palestine. From the river to the sea. Thank you for being you and sharing such great reads with us, much love always.

that was a really lovely vlog❤

you should do more reading challenges! ❤ loved the video

I love your content girlie! this video was so entertaining 🥰

I had to DNF the new me, did not see the point - and yes ripe did it wayyyyy better

oh my god being in complete DENIAL about summer ending is sooo real 😭

I also read Giovanni’s Room in August okay this is my reading list and I read 9 books this month - 5 ⭐️ The Island of Missing Trees by Elif Shafak which is a fiction story about explores love, loss, and identity through the lens of a divided Cyprus, where a fig tree becomes a symbol of memory and healing. - 4.5 ⭐️ Everything, Everything by Nicola Yoon which is a fiction story about a girl with a rare illness who falls in love with her new neighbor and begins to question the boundaries of her sheltered life (i read this book when I was a kid I’m an young gen-z so it’s not an classic or anything but loved re-reading this book) - 3 ⭐️ The Sisterhood by Courtney Thorsson an non-fiction book about the powerful community of Black women writers who shaped literary and cultural history through their collective work and support for one another - 4.75 ⭐️ Funny Story by Emily Henry is a fiction story that is an romantic comedy about love, grief, and unexpected connections that arise between two people navigating life’s challenges. - 4 ⭐️ Black Butterflies by Priscilla Morris is an fiction story about an artist's survival and resilience during the siege of Sarajevo, as her world is torn apart by war. - 5 ⭐️ In Memoriam by Alice Winn which is an fiction story of love and friendship between two young soldiers during the horrors of World War I. - 4.75 ⭐️ Conversations on Love by Natasha Lunn is an non-fiction book that explores the complexities of love through personal reflections and interviews, examining how we find, nurture, and sustain it. 4.5 ⭐️ - The Wedding People by Alison Espach (I got this for my first ever BOTM) is a fiction story that is about a woman who plans to end her life after it comes crumpling down and she visits this 5 star hotel, and miraculous ends up being the only guest there not part of the wedding party for an bridezilla but finds out there’s more to her and life than she’s ever known 5 ⭐️ - Giovanni’s Room by James Baldwin is an fiction story of an American man in Paris who grapples with his sexuality and identity while in a tumultuous relationship with an Italian man. But this overall a very great month of reading it was nice to find many solid 4 star books and a few 5 stars, I hop one or two of these books from my list peak your interest but I think you will like In Memoriam, Black Butterflies, and The Island of Missing Trees based off your reading taste

What did u rate summer?

I LOVED Autumn in Ali Smith’s seasonal quarter but really didn’t get on with Winter so hearing that Summer is also not a vibe has helped silence the voice that was telling me I maybe had given up too early😅 great video, thank you!📚✨

I'm so thankful I haven't given in to the hype with "It Ends With Us" I had 0 interest in it before, and if it's possible even less interest now after your thoughts on it. I really must get on it and finally read Giovanni's Room, it sounds like an incredible story

Girl not the hoover 😫

Glad you were able to read seven books in August.

My recommendation for you is No Land to Light On by Yara Zgheib. It follows the story of a Syrian couple living in the US as refugees and how their lives are tragically altered by the sudden travel ban of 2017. The writing was incredibly lyrical and the shift from past to present was such a great way to engage the reader.

Rereading ACOTAR right now 😵‍💫

I’m sending you love❤❤

❤📚📚❤️ Oooo, I own Giovanni's Room and The Road. Just moved up in the list! Thank you for your reviews!

Giovanni’s Room might be the saddest book I read this year. Just thinking about it makes my heart ache. The narrator of this book - David - ties with June from Yellowface as the most terrible protagonists I’ve seen in literature.

Oop I’m early

Really more than once sentence each, but very useful. I keep looking at the b&n table of some of these books. Demon Copperhead is the b&n book of the month now. It's supposed to be a reworking of Dickens' David Copperfield. The Oscar Wao one sounds like my life story, lol.

love this reading vlog you should definitely do more!!!

You mentioned loving survival stories, have you read Endurance by Alfred Lansing? It's one of my favorites.

Love love love this type of video on your channel!📚✨

+1 to that very colorful garden.

This was fun and now I have another couple books for my never ending tbr. 😂

Okay, okay I'll read Atomic Habits instead of making fun of it.

This vlog was a lot of fun for me to watch! I liked seeing your notes and underlined passages. If you do miss of these I will be here for it😊

Loved the vlog style! What do you do for work?

love the vlog format !

I loved this format! I got the one in the middle and I think I’ll try the Murakami one, even though I hate running as well. Thanks for the recommendations! 😘

I think you're like my favourite youtuber rn. You have a calming aura and such a nice voice, your videos are really pleasant to watch and the last few are so creative! I also feel like we have a similar taste in books; my tbr list is getting so long it's ridiculous. Keep doing what you're doing <3

I love reading vlogs! Please keep filming them. Especially reading outside.

also absolutely no shame on this side if you were to enjoy CoHo’s books!! It’s completely legitimate to try out different kinds of books and we love a versatile queen!! ☺️

this was so lovely!! More please!!

Jack skellington! Glad I wasn’t curious enough to pick up It Ends With Us - hard nope lol dalek The Road is a fave of mine

I always look forward to your reviews. I have The Road and Shuggie Bain on my shelf and maybe you’ll motivate me to get to them.

seems like we went through the same thing reading The Road and let me tell you - it's been 7 years and I still think about it to this day

Such a fun video!

i LOVE the vibes of this whole video omg!!

i love this type of video and i think we have similar reading taste! i dont read romance but i really wanna try, do you have any recommendations?

Thank you for such a fun video! Would love to see more videos like this :)

Yaassss i love these type of videos !!

This was so fun to watch!

love to see you trying a different format!!!

i loved this!! i went with card #1 & immediately added american psycho on my gr. have you ever read sunburn by howarth? i think you’d really enjoy it. cheers!

awesome video concept! I loved this, thank you! Good luck with the new job!!!✨📚🙄

Hey Katerina, really nice video ! I was wondering if I could help you with more Quality Editing in your videos and also make a highly engaging Thumbnail and also help you with the overall youtube strategy and growth ! Pls let me know what do you think ?

Recently read I Who Have Never Known Men and cannot stop thinking about it.

As an American who doesn’t read contemporary romance, are the ones written by non-American authors truly better/different? Wondering in case I should try some out. 😅

Absolutely agree with what you said about American romance authors! The banter is horrendous I need some mark corrigan esque dry humour 😅