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Loved your answers to this tag! 🍁🍂

The Great Gatsby always makes me smile because I have such an interesting reading history with it. I had to read it in high school twice, and I HATED it both times. Then, I had to read it in college, and I fell absolutely in love. It's funny how sometimes the timing matters when it comes to reading a book!

Northanger Abbey is not so much a gothic novel as it is a satire of gothic novels.

bro now whenever I hear i look in people's windows in ttpd im gonna think of little women 😭😭😭 might have to reread little women again lmao

I'm a new subscriber and a fellow booktuber. I loved this tag and couildn't agree with you more on your book choices. How could I not love a fellow hobbit? :) Happy Reading.

Hi! I’m absolutely cracking up right now, when I was giving the description for Death At Morning House, I said that the main characters love interest was a fire fighter…which is TOTALLY NOT TRUE😅 I must have gotten something mixed up because I was just watching this back and was like “what???” So anyway, sorry for the confusion and the misunderstanding!

I like how raw and authentic you are. I do not even bother to film TBRs or wrap-ups all that often, because I generally do not read the number of books that many Booktubers read, but I would rather see something like this where you are immersed in the subject matter of what it is you read and hear about your experiences. I will have to do more research on One Dark Window, because it sounds like you found it very engaging. I like animal memoirs as long as it is more so about the animal. I read My Dog Tulip and it had to do with the writer's expectations and was more concerned about his dog's sex life. The Penguin Lessons was better, for it concentrated more on Juan Salvador the penguin, even though we get a sense of Tom Michell's life and the time and place at which he is in. I am optimistic that Walking Alison takes on more of the latter tone, especially if it is coming from the imagined perspective of Dee the Poodle. I have had good experiences with Poodles or Poodle-mix breeds (Labradoodles or Poodle-Bichon Frises) and two of the Gladiators have Labradoodles. That is probably the one I am most inclined to read. I hope YOU are enjoying what you are reading. I am not sure what I would suggest that you complete on your channel. Perhaps a visit to one or more of your local, independent bookstores and what you got while you were there or I would encourage you to complete one of my foodie book tags, but that would make me biased. You do what you enjoy, for that is what makes this a great community. Everyone has something special to offer. I am with you, though, where I am finding myself exhausted from work to the point where I come home and want to take a nap. I have very early hours that allow me to do that as well. Thank you for sharing! -Josh

Lovely video. That Sleepy Hollow book is 😍 I’m pausing the book I’ve been reading (Gone With The Wind) to start my autumnal/spooky season reads 🥰

Nice video!

Great recs!! One Dark Window is on my fall TBR and I can’t wait to read it! Legends and Lattes was wonderfully cozy ❤️ The Dead Romantics is on my TBR cart and I would love to read that soon. I definitely need to check some of these out, thanks for sharing!

You have quite a nice reading list for the fall. I also love how elaborate you are, but within reason, so that we the reader do not feel like we are being hit with spoilers going into the work. I have the complete collection of Sherlock Holmes that I acquired through mass market paperbacks, but I need to get to them when I have the opportunity. I, too, did not like The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue, but there is something about A Darker Shade of Magic that strikes my curiosity, but I am not sure how much I am going to enjoy it in all honesty. That is, whether I get to it. I have read a few books by Agatha Christie, primarily for the channel. I enjoy her writing and the way she weaves together a mystery. I am also inclined to look into Riley Sager now that you have mentioned his work and how intrigued I am with the storyline of The Only One Left. The concept to Fatal Throne looks intriguing, but I guess a lot will have to do with the genre and the approach that is taken with this book. Thank you for sharing and I hope you have a great time reading during the fall! -Josh

such a cozy video❤ I also have one dark window on my tbr for this month!

Excellent choice! I think mine would be C1!M. 😊

I am Hufflepuff

Slytherin always have been always will be

i am slytherin.

What a beautiful copy of The Hobbit! That's one of my defining books too. I've read it so many times!

I think getting yourself out of a reading slump is a legit reason to put a quick pause on a buying ban. I hope you love it! 😊 I've been super into Tudor England literature this past year. I haven't heard of this one, definitely adding it to my list!

Love this Jane Austen inspired video!☺️ Emma is my number one as well!🍃🤍

the lorax, looking for alaska, & ACOTAR are too real cause same 🤭🤍

What beautiful editions! Great finds! Wow, I've never heard of that L Frank Baum book either. After you've read it, if you're up for mentioning how it is and what the vibe is like in a future video, I'd love to hear about it! I think you should make whatever kind of content you're comfortable with. Short or long, public or at home, any of these sounds great to me! I just love your style of talking about books.

your so pretty ! 😊❤

Isn't it the best feeling to get so ridiculously excited about books! I love that feeling ❤

I actually love the cartoon covers haha but yeah real people covers are also terrfifying

They’re the books that made me fall in love with reading.

I’ve read all of them except windy poplars bc since it was written last it wasn’t in the public domain area that read all the others in growing up🥲 I have it but haven’t gotten through it-

✨ just now realizing that there is a book before Mistress Pat! I’ll be reading Pat of Silver Bush first!

Anne’s House of Dreams is my favorite in the AOGG series!🥹 Also, I’m so happy you’re finally starting The Hunger Games series!

It sounds like you had a great reading month and have a great reading month planned for July! Ella Minnow Pea sounds like it is the perfect discussion book, though I can see where one can find it as "okay." I would have to be the judge if I ever got around to reading that book. Julia Quinn appeared on The Weakest Link back in the day. I remember her from that and she was writing then, too. I know that I spoke about Remarkably Bright Creatures with someone. Perhaps it was with you. It sounds like such a beautiful, poignant piece. The read the entire Hunger Games trilogy back in 2012. I loved the first book, but did not like Catching Fire or Mockingjay. I did not really like Peeta, but plenty of readers did. I preferred Gale, but felt that Katniss was perfectly okay on her own, despite the fact that she did need a partner to compete with in The Hunger Games. I did not read The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes, nor am I sure that I plan to do so. Sunrise on the Reaping, the next book, sounds like it is a prequel to the trilogy, but a sequel to Songbirds and Snakes. There is already a film adaptation planned for 2026. It feels like Suzanne Collins is merely boiling the pot, though her background is in television work. Ari from our channel did a video on Nancy Drew and he has said that it is better than The Hardy Boys because of its attention to story rather than the sheer adventure. I have yet to read either, but it is interesting how timeless the series truly is. Thank you for sharing and I hope you have a great reading month in July! -Josh

What was the place you visited after breakfast, with the beautiful white fountain and white pillars? I'm in PA and would love to visit there 🤍⛲️

This is a great, varied list!! Totally agree about Gatsby, Anne of Green Gables, OUABH, and Divine Rivals! I need to read Caraval, I’m already out of order for her books, haha. Where the Crawdads Sing and The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue both got me back into loving reading as an adult after college! 😊

Ah so relatable!! I appreciate your self control too rather than buying piles of books all the time as is common on book tube now. I never got to buy books as an adolescent but my mother and I visited the library every week. In my 30s now and i do buy books like classics and some literary fictions, but mostly I use the library and Libby.

FUTURE NOTE: When I said Elantris was the first novel, I meant first to get published! Sorry for the slip up!

So fun!! You definitely put more thought into this than I did when I first started reading his books, haha I need to maybe figure out the order I’ll read in so I get the most out of it! Tress of the Emerald Sea is one of my top books of this year so far, and I know it will be a while until you read it but it’s so good! 😍

Thank you so much for doing time stamps and book titles/authors it really helps me when I look back and you always have so many books I want to check out. Out of any booktuber you seem to be the most similar to me in reading tastes 😊

Noooo did it crease?

YOURBOOK POSITION 😭

I’ve only read this book, but since watching season 1 and the rest of Bridgerton I’ve always like Penelope!! Being a wall flower myself, it’s really nice to see a character like Pen being portrayed!

It's funny I took have the habit of taking on lots of books at once. Sometimes it's ok but it can get a little over the top for me😅 I tend to like having 2 or 3 books going at a time one is usually super chill and comforting for bedtime unwind and then the daytime books are more exciting or just require more brain power. I love how open and real you are. Those are qualities I find to be super beautiful. Keep making lots of videos, I always look forward to them❤

I recently finished Funny Story and absolutely loved it!! So glad you’ve been enjoying it too 😊 Definitely recommend getting back into a good girls guide to murder, loved that one! Also loved Remarkably Bright Creatures!