Good god are you certain? I would not blame you if you back out… I watched The Nun movies and i swear I could see it in a corner 😂😂😂 I dug out all my prayers since kindergarten and said them all like a mantra
A fun idea would be a take on the "I have to keep reading until I get a 5 star" but you have to read a friend's recommendations until you get a 5 star.
Changing the series to actually visiting your friends seems like a win-win situation, both for you and for us. Cause we get to see you roast them live 😜🤣
As a casual Wheel of Time fan: I'D LOVE TO SEE YOU DO A FIRST AND LAST VIDEO!!! Would be really interesting to see how someone interprets the series from those two books alone . (And tbh, pretty envious of anyone who does not have to endure The Slog ™️. 😂)
Oh my gosh, I'm OBSESSED with the finishing books from the charity shop idea!! That sounds freaking amazing! Actually I love all these ideas, I can't wait! I love these type of chatty videos, it feels like we're just hanging out and I love it. ❤️
I am so excited for you to continue the eras tour of horror! I was worried you were not going to do more. I think it is an awesome idea and I’m sorry the first video didn’t do so well. I also think the “finishing other people’s books” idea is so fun! I just love your channel and think you’re doing an amazing job ❤
Omg, I LOVED “What You Are Looking For is in the Library.” It really inspired me in several areas of my life. I wish everyone would read it! And I can’t wait for you to read Watership Down! It is one of my all-time favourite novels. I first read it in high school (like 25 years ago 😬) and have read it multiple times over the years. It is SO GOOD, and the book is much better than the movie. I actually just started rereading it again a couple days ago, and it felt like settling in to comfy chair with a cup of hot chocolate for me lol.
Here's a fun series for you, Gavin: Friend-Ship It or Forget It! You read books from your friends and rate them. Then, you do one of those "Like this or That" type segments at the end, where you have the choices to the left or right of you, you hold up two books, and you walk in the direction of the books you "shipped"... Or dance. Or skip. Lol Great video. Sounds like you have some very bewitching things going on! Can't wait to watch.
Watership down is so f*ed up lol. I remember liking it and my older sister being almost traumatized - which is why my parents threw the vhs tape out and i was PISSED haha
Living for your sweater/jumper right now! I was a 90s kid so I am just wanting it so bad now lol. Love your videos Gavin and I do have a manga recommendation and that is Demon Prince of Momochi House!
I loved your horror through time video! I’m so glad to see it continue. I appreciate any TH-camr who showcases lesser known time periods or forgotten authors. There’s a whole world of amazing literature out there and I love finding new favorites. ❤
As someone who has zero interest in reading WoT ever, I am VERY excited for your first and last about it! Titanic! Titanic! Titanic! TITANIC!! Gav ngl, I am down for ALL these plans you have! You're amazing.
if you want a straight up horror novella, it's part of a collection, but Emil Bones is an amazing horror novella in At Home with the Horrors by Sammy Scott. It's a very good collection overall, but Emil Bones is chef's kiss. If you want to combine fantasy and horror, then Prosper's Demon by KJ Parker is a great one!
I've read "What you are looking for is in the library" and I really enjoyed it! I was not sure what i was expecting, but i loved how it was put together and the different characters that we get introduced to. I had a lovely friend let me borrow her copy and it this is one of those books I would like to buy and own myself. I've also read a few books by Japanese authors, and I just love the writing style. Before the Coffee Gets Cold is really lovely and reminds me of this novel that you are about to read. But I can 100% recommend The Traveling Cat Chronicles. It's one of my favorite books, and I ate it up so quickly.
The Crossroads song you're thinking of is by Bone Thugs N Harmony. I have no idea how I remembered that since I don't think I've heard it since it came out lol. Good luck with 'Nothing But Blackened Teeth'! I'm in the hated it camp. I think at the time it had good reviews and the premise sounded amazing so I nabbed it... and was disappointed. I can't remember much of it now, though I don't want to say anything that would influence or spoil you either. But I feel like horror books are definitely subjective anyway. It depends on what you find scary, if you're into atmospheric vibes, and even who you want to survive. I always love your video ideas since you seem to have fun doing them and I sometimes even find some books to add to my TBR. I'm really looking forward to the Titanic ones and the eras of horror (Phantom of the Opera is a good read! But I also love the musical and even love the movie with Gerard Butler). I'm also one of the people that love the Heroes of Olympus series more than the original series, though that one is still great, so I'll look forward to your take on those as well.
The song was a brain worm when it came out. It basically embedded itself into our DNA. It's why, even though most of us cannot remember the lyrics (other than the chorus), our bodies will literally start to bop to it. Ah, the formative mid 90s.
I really enjoyed your first Horror Eras video! I like seeing how reading tastes changed over time. And I read Phantom of the Opera years ago and remember loving it!! It might be time for a reread!
Thank you Gavin for sharing your plans for the next quarter. If you are taking suggestions;, would love to see you take another trip into Europe. Your Paris one with Beth and Sabine remains a favourite watch in our family. Even if logistically it is difficult to time a trip with the two ladies again, perhaps you may look at a solo trip, or meetup with other booktubers in other European Cities? Title for such a series of trips; "Gavin Euro Reads". Huge appreciation for all that you do to promote book reading!
Camping wise I stayed somewhere last year in Keswick which was really reasonable priced and quiet when we went, I’ve also been to somewheee in Jedburgh which had a very big field so you could be at the other end of the campsite and it wouldn’t be that much of an issue if you were screaming 😂
what do you mean path to superstardom?? you're already above and beyond that 😩✊ all of these ideas sound so incredibly fun and exciting i can't wait for these coming months 😈💘
omg so excited for true crime! i'd definitely recommend highway of tears by Jessica McDiarmid, Trailed by Kathryn Miles, & RedHanded by Hannah Maguire & Suruthi Bala
Gavin, while I have no stakes in some of the recommendations you offer, I love how cozy it is always to see you enjoy around the books with a hot mug of coffee. I am more into OP and Tolkien, and I expect you upload more videos on that content. Your videos are irresistible and I quickly click on them because I have to listen and watch what you speak. Thanks
Ah I just finished the anime of Attack on Titan so cannot wait to see your reaction to the Manga, it's such an amazing series! Also sooooo excited for more haunted location videos! 👻📚
Gavin, Nabby Nook camping in Hebden Bridge would be perfect for you! close walk to town but it’s in a forest and you get a tent, outdoor kitchen and bar, campfire site and the hosts don’t live far- they even drop off breakfast in the morning! and then you can do some book shopping in hebden bridge or take a hike to Sylvia Plaths grave 😊
I’m gonna go find that horror video and watch it because that sounds so interesting actually. I like that idea of reading different decade horror books.
My absolute recommendation for a horror novella is Widows Point by Richard and Billy Chizmar. This is one of the creepiest stories I've ever read (and I read a LOT of horror) and one that I will return to over and over again for its atmosphere and creep-factor
I’ve been a long time viewer of your channel and I love your content! The creativity you put into your videos is amazing and so fun to watch. The rewind or die series would be awesome novellas to try! They are all by different authors the most popular one is cirque bezerk! The one I read is the catcreeper and that one was brutal! I also would love to see for the next haunted location you do you could read the most popular creepy pastas! I’ve read some that genuinely scared me as a young girl!
Heros of Olympus are amazing. They are wonderful books, but last year I read The Sun and The Star which touches on things that happened in this series with Nico DiAngelo and his boyfriend Will Solace and it made me cry but happy tears. Can't wait to hear what you think about the series.
Super jealous of your copy for A Study In Drowning. It was the first book i read this year. It was heartbreaking, moody and romantic in parts. Also very saddening with hints of sexual assault, child neglect. I love Ava Reids mix fantasy and reality, doom and romance. It was everything for me. On that note. I hope you enjoy it and love your vids. Keep on!!! ❤❤❤❤🎉 Cant wait for this years videos
I am looking forward to hearing what you think of The Deep. I read that recently and I sadly didn't love it. I really wanted to though, and thought it was a good premise.
I'll be gone in the dark by Michelle McNamara is the one I think you're thinking of, it's very good. Also The Fact of a Body is really good. The Haunted Nunnary sounds terrifying not gonna lie 🙈😂 I absolutely love that you looked down at your hand to check all your digits were there when you were talking about What You Are Looking for is in the Library 😂 So many ideas and so much to look forward to. Love you the most ❤️
I think you'll enjoy I'll Be Gone In The Dark by Michelle McNamara for your true crime book. It's one I reread on audiobook several times a year as Michelle's writing is just so amazing.
Horror Novellas: I loved Crossroads!! Some other potential ideas that I've really liked; The Girl in the Video by Michael David Wilson, Mapping the Interior and/or Night of the Mannequins by Stephen Graham Jones (highly recommend this author- he's fantastic), Things Have Gotten Worse Since We Last Spoke by Eric LaRocca (so, so weird and horrific), Bound Feet by Kelsea Yu (a look into the horror of grief), and Goddess of Filth by V. Castro. Can't wait to see what you pick up! ❤
I’m so so excited for your upcoming video plans Gavin. Thank you for all the hard work you put in to making your content. Your videos bring me so much joy and happiness.
I have been missing everything for patreon, unfortunately working too much. Hope I can make more in April. I grew up on reading the Fear Street books. I hope you enjoy them! I have been curious to go back and read one as an adult and see what I think now. Can't wait to hear your opinion.
Hi Gavin! A true crime book I tought was incredibly interesting and poignant is Killers of the Flower Moon by David Grann. It reads like a novel, and you could also do a movie night for it.
I’m not sure if this would be considered true crime or not, but The Road to Jonestown by Jeff Guinn is fantastic! She’s a chunky book, but I had trouble putting it down it was so good.
One of my favourite horror novellas is The Monster of Elendhaven by Jennifer Giesbrecht. It's queer and weird and very like dark gothic vibes. I would be terrified and excited to see you read it LOL
I love the original Parent Trap movie with Hayley Mills. It’s just perfect. I basically have the movie memorized. On a flight to Brazil, my 5 yr old finally fell asleep in my lap and I couldn’t reach my headphones. I watched the entire movie with no sound and knew every single line. Maybe I should seek help…😂
Spring is going to be awsome!! I am looking forward to each and every one of those reading vlogs! And to change the unsubscribe reading series sounds so good! To visit them and read what they like sounds wholesome. And please subsribe to Katie again.
Update: The Haunted Nunnery is BOOKED 👀
Oh my goodness, so excited 🤗🤗🤗
Yesss!! I was hoping the nunnery would win that poll! 😁😁
Good luck, Gavin 🫡
Good god are you certain? I would not blame you if you back out… I watched The Nun movies and i swear I could see it in a corner 😂😂😂 I dug out all my prayers since kindergarten and said them all like a mantra
I am so excited! I love these vlogs! ❤
500 pounds for 7 hours! It better be amazing. Not you - you are always amazing but the Nunnery.
A fun idea would be a take on the "I have to keep reading until I get a 5 star" but you have to read a friend's recommendations until you get a 5 star.
Your horror eras video flopped???? That video was literally iconic
Right!? My reaction was the exact same - the intro is still living in my head rent-free :D
Erich Kästner is my favorite children's book author. So happy you wanna read one of his books! :) Happy reading in spring.
“Meet me at the crossroads” that song you were thinking about is by Bone Thugs and Harmony 😁
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I'm super excited for the next Tour of Horror vlog. I think it's so cool to see how horror developed over time.
Changing the series to actually visiting your friends seems like a win-win situation, both for you and for us. Cause we get to see you roast them live 😜🤣
As a casual Wheel of Time fan: I'D LOVE TO SEE YOU DO A FIRST AND LAST VIDEO!!! Would be really interesting to see how someone interprets the series from those two books alone . (And tbh, pretty envious of anyone who does not have to endure The Slog ™️. 😂)
Oh my gosh, I'm OBSESSED with the finishing books from the charity shop idea!! That sounds freaking amazing!
Actually I love all these ideas, I can't wait! I love these type of chatty videos, it feels like we're just hanging out and I love it. ❤️
I am so excited for you to continue the eras tour of horror! I was worried you were not going to do more. I think it is an awesome idea and I’m sorry the first video didn’t do so well.
I also think the “finishing other people’s books” idea is so fun!
I just love your channel and think you’re doing an amazing job ❤
"What you are looking for is in the library" is a cozy and inspirational little book.
Watership down, oh, it's dark! and I loved The Phantom of the Opera ❤
Agree with Watership Down, that is quite horrific. The adaptation is really dark too
Omg, I LOVED “What You Are Looking For is in the Library.” It really inspired me in several areas of my life. I wish everyone would read it! And I can’t wait for you to read Watership Down! It is one of my all-time favourite novels. I first read it in high school (like 25 years ago 😬) and have read it multiple times over the years. It is SO GOOD, and the book is much better than the movie. I actually just started rereading it again a couple days ago, and it felt like settling in to comfy chair with a cup of hot chocolate for me lol.
Here's a fun series for you, Gavin: Friend-Ship It or Forget It! You read books from your friends and rate them. Then, you do one of those "Like this or That" type segments at the end, where you have the choices to the left or right of you, you hold up two books, and you walk in the direction of the books you "shipped"... Or dance. Or skip. Lol
Great video. Sounds like you have some very bewitching things going on! Can't wait to watch.
Not sure if someone already mentioned it, but the song you're probably talking about is "Crossroads" by Bone thugs n harmony.
Crossroads song was Blazin Squad! The memories you bought back to me…
Honestly, you & Katie Colson are a huge reason why I got into Manga! So go off king!
Watership down is so f*ed up lol. I remember liking it and my older sister being almost traumatized - which is why my parents threw the vhs tape out and i was PISSED haha
Cannot wait for the Hunted Nunnery video! The haunted trips are my favourite videos you do ☺️
Living for your sweater/jumper right now! I was a 90s kid so I am just wanting it so bad now lol. Love your videos Gavin and I do have a manga recommendation and that is Demon Prince of Momochi House!
I loved your horror through time video! I’m so glad to see it continue. I appreciate any TH-camr who showcases lesser known time periods or forgotten authors. There’s a whole world of amazing literature out there and I love finding new favorites. ❤
As someone who has zero interest in reading WoT ever, I am VERY excited for your first and last about it!
Titanic! Titanic! Titanic! TITANIC!!
Gav ngl, I am down for ALL these plans you have! You're amazing.
I’ll Be Gone in the Dark is the best true crime book I have ever read. I highly recommend it!
if you want a straight up horror novella, it's part of a collection, but Emil Bones is an amazing horror novella in At Home with the Horrors by Sammy Scott. It's a very good collection overall, but Emil Bones is chef's kiss. If you want to combine fantasy and horror, then Prosper's Demon by KJ Parker is a great one!
At home with the Horrors was a great short story collection and I agree, Emil Bones was chilling!
I've read "What you are looking for is in the library" and I really enjoyed it! I was not sure what i was expecting, but i loved how it was put together and the different characters that we get introduced to.
I had a lovely friend let me borrow her copy and it this is one of those books I would like to buy and own myself.
I've also read a few books by Japanese authors, and I just love the writing style. Before the Coffee Gets Cold is really lovely and reminds me of this novel that you are about to read. But I can 100% recommend The Traveling Cat Chronicles. It's one of my favorite books, and I ate it up so quickly.
If you like silent films, I highly recommend the 1925 version of Phantom of the Opera starring Lon Chaney.
The Crossroads song you're thinking of is by Bone Thugs N Harmony. I have no idea how I remembered that since I don't think I've heard it since it came out lol.
Good luck with 'Nothing But Blackened Teeth'! I'm in the hated it camp. I think at the time it had good reviews and the premise sounded amazing so I nabbed it... and was disappointed. I can't remember much of it now, though I don't want to say anything that would influence or spoil you either. But I feel like horror books are definitely subjective anyway. It depends on what you find scary, if you're into atmospheric vibes, and even who you want to survive.
I always love your video ideas since you seem to have fun doing them and I sometimes even find some books to add to my TBR. I'm really looking forward to the Titanic ones and the eras of horror (Phantom of the Opera is a good read! But I also love the musical and even love the movie with Gerard Butler). I'm also one of the people that love the Heroes of Olympus series more than the original series, though that one is still great, so I'll look forward to your take on those as well.
The song was a brain worm when it came out. It basically embedded itself into our DNA. It's why, even though most of us cannot remember the lyrics (other than the chorus), our bodies will literally start to bop to it. Ah, the formative mid 90s.
Reading friend's faves while visiting them is a great idea!
I can't wait for another horror eras video. I loved the last one so much!
We always love a chatty Gav! ☺️💛
I really enjoyed your first Horror Eras video! I like seeing how reading tastes changed over time. And I read Phantom of the Opera years ago and remember loving it!! It might be time for a reread!
I like the idea of reading books from wrap ups of the month you started your channel. ♥️♥️♥️
The Nickelodeon cartoon t-shirt aah! Also excited to see what's to come for the channel
Thank you Gavin for sharing your plans for the next quarter.
If you are taking suggestions;, would love to see you take another trip into Europe. Your Paris one with Beth and Sabine remains a favourite watch in our family. Even if logistically it is difficult to time a trip with the two ladies again, perhaps you may look at a solo trip, or meetup with other booktubers in other European Cities? Title for such a series of trips; "Gavin Euro Reads".
Huge appreciation for all that you do to promote book reading!
Camping wise I stayed somewhere last year in Keswick which was really reasonable priced and quiet when we went, I’ve also been to somewheee in Jedburgh which had a very big field so you could be at the other end of the campsite and it wouldn’t be that much of an issue if you were screaming 😂
I can’t believe we share a birthday!! Birthday twins! 😃
Love all the horror ideas you have, I've been in such a horror mood
what do you mean path to superstardom?? you're already above and beyond that 😩✊ all of these ideas sound so incredibly fun and exciting i can't wait for these coming months 😈💘
I am also soooo excited for spring this year lmao I am OVER this cold winter weather 😂 and I love a chatty video plans and TBR video like this!! 👏
omg so excited for true crime! i'd definitely recommend highway of tears by Jessica McDiarmid, Trailed by Kathryn Miles, & RedHanded by Hannah Maguire & Suruthi Bala
Highway of Tears was a tragic but great read.
Gavin, while I have no stakes in some of the recommendations you offer, I love how cozy it is always to see you enjoy around the books with a hot mug of coffee. I am more into OP and Tolkien, and I expect you upload more videos on that content. Your videos are irresistible and I quickly click on them because I have to listen and watch what you speak. Thanks
Ah I just finished the anime of Attack on Titan so cannot wait to see your reaction to the Manga, it's such an amazing series! Also sooooo excited for more haunted location videos! 👻📚
Gavin, Nabby Nook camping in Hebden Bridge would be perfect for you! close walk to town but it’s in a forest and you get a tent, outdoor kitchen and bar, campfire site and the hosts don’t live far- they even drop off breakfast in the morning! and then you can do some book shopping in hebden bridge or take a hike to Sylvia Plaths grave 😊
Actually about to finally start Watership Down, though I’ve been intimidated by it. Your edition is gorgeous!
First and last for the wheel of time will be wild lol I’m excited for it!
I used to LIVE for fear street when I was a teenager. In my memory book 5 The Wrong Number was so scary.
I’m gonna go find that horror video and watch it because that sounds so interesting actually. I like that idea of reading different decade horror books.
My absolute recommendation for a horror novella is Widows Point by Richard and Billy Chizmar. This is one of the creepiest stories I've ever read (and I read a LOT of horror) and one that I will return to over and over again for its atmosphere and creep-factor
For a horror novella Night of the Mannequins by Stephan Graham Jones was so unsettling.
I’ve been a long time viewer of your channel and I love your content! The creativity you put into your videos is amazing and so fun to watch. The rewind or die series would be awesome novellas to try! They are all by different authors the most popular one is cirque bezerk! The one I read is the catcreeper and that one was brutal! I also would love to see for the next haunted location you do you could read the most popular creepy pastas! I’ve read some that genuinely scared me as a young girl!
Heros of Olympus are amazing. They are wonderful books, but last year I read The Sun and The Star which touches on things that happened in this series with Nico DiAngelo and his boyfriend Will Solace and it made me cry but happy tears. Can't wait to hear what you think about the series.
Watch Hat is my favorite manga of ALL TIME! I hope you love it! It’s so sweet. 😭♥️
Super jealous of your copy for A Study In Drowning. It was the first book i read this year. It was heartbreaking, moody and romantic in parts. Also very saddening with hints of sexual assault, child neglect. I love Ava Reids mix fantasy and reality, doom and romance. It was everything for me.
On that note. I hope you enjoy it and love your vids. Keep on!!! ❤❤❤❤🎉 Cant wait for this years videos
Very excited for all the videos! 🎉
I love all your video ideas, I will watch everything ♥️♥️♥️ best TH-camr!
I am looking forward to hearing what you think of The Deep. I read that recently and I sadly didn't love it. I really wanted to though, and thought it was a good premise.
EXCUSE ME. I’m so jealous of that Study in Drowning Edition! 🤩🤩🤩
Your copy of Watership Down is beautiful!!
I listened to the audiobook last year, narrated by Peter Capaldi SO SO GOOD!! Highly recommend.
I'll be gone in the dark by Michelle McNamara is the one I think you're thinking of, it's very good. Also The Fact of a Body is really good. The Haunted Nunnary sounds terrifying not gonna lie 🙈😂
I absolutely love that you looked down at your hand to check all your digits were there when you were talking about What You Are Looking for is in the Library 😂
So many ideas and so much to look forward to. Love you the most ❤️
Oh my god I’m so excited for the first and last book video!??!!!❤❤
I hope you keep going with the Eras Tour of Horror series even if the videos flop. It's so fun!
I think you'll enjoy I'll Be Gone In The Dark by Michelle McNamara for your true crime book. It's one I reread on audiobook several times a year as Michelle's writing is just so amazing.
17:37 OMG SAME! It was our first introduction to drag (unless you also watched ‘To Wong Foo’)
Horror Novellas: I loved Crossroads!! Some other potential ideas that I've really liked; The Girl in the Video by Michael David Wilson, Mapping the Interior and/or Night of the Mannequins by Stephen Graham Jones (highly recommend this author- he's fantastic), Things Have Gotten Worse Since We Last Spoke by Eric LaRocca (so, so weird and horrific), Bound Feet by Kelsea Yu (a look into the horror of grief), and Goddess of Filth by V. Castro.
Can't wait to see what you pick up! ❤
Love you Gavin!!! Your videos always make me smile!!! 💕💙💜😃😃
5:11 Idk much about camping but if you want to book a nice house in the Scottish highlands, George Dunnett has a nice recommendation.
A Flicker in the Dark, it has dark lol love your channel ❤
Loving all the video ideas ❤ I also have Nothing But Blackened Teeth on my tbr, im hoping to read it in March
I’m so so excited for your upcoming video plans Gavin. Thank you for all the hard work you put in to making your content. Your videos bring me so much joy and happiness.
I have been missing everything for patreon, unfortunately working too much. Hope I can make more in April. I grew up on reading the Fear Street books. I hope you enjoy them! I have been curious to go back and read one as an adult and see what I think now. Can't wait to hear your opinion.
So may fun ideas as always!
Very excited for your spring content. I may give some of these titles a read myself.
Great TBR and plans
there's so much to look forward to! I'm so excited for all of these vireo ideas
Hi Gavin! A true crime book I tought was incredibly interesting and poignant is Killers of the Flower Moon by David Grann. It reads like a novel, and you could also do a movie night for it.
Sometimes its good to go off script it really gets the creative juices flowing in the brain. 🙂❤📚
So excited for these upcoming videos. You always have such creative ideas, it’s awesome.
I love listening to your ideas and possible future videos.
I think there is a song called crossroads by Blazing Squad. I got it in my head as soon as you said the words
I think the true crime you're thinking about is I'll Be Gone in the Dark by Michelle McNamara, which is the book true crime book to start with!
You should go to Disneyland Paris, read Disney books and enjoy the rides and food, last time I looked at going it was around £600 for 3 days
So curious to hear your thoughts on Phantom of the Opera! I just read it for my last reading vlog!
Great to see you in another video as always xxxx
I’m not sure if this would be considered true crime or not, but The Road to Jonestown by Jeff Guinn is fantastic! She’s a chunky book, but I had trouble putting it down it was so good.
These sound great!! I cannot wait for all of these!!
I read what you are looking for is in the library last year and I absolutely LOVED it! I hope your hold for it comes in soon! ❤
One of my favourite horror novellas is The Monster of Elendhaven by Jennifer Giesbrecht. It's queer and weird and very like dark gothic vibes. I would be terrified and excited to see you read it LOL
The Hollow Places by T. Kingfisher!
If you want Titanic recommendations. There's a book called Fateful, which is basically the story of Titanic with werewolves.
The true crime book that you may have been thinking of was Michelle MacNamara's I'll Be Gone in the Dark. This is an EXCELLENT text!!
16:16 CONGRATULATIONS ON YOUR 5 YEAR WERKVERSARY! 🎉
I have been liking blind date with a book videos. Maybe you could do this for a vlog sometime?
Crossroads…Bone Thugs N Harmony? That song took my back…I feel old now!!😂
Hey for your 5th anniversary you could go back and reread the first 5 star you gave on the channel to see if it is still a 5 star
I love the original Parent Trap movie with Hayley Mills. It’s just perfect. I basically have the movie memorized. On a flight to Brazil, my 5 yr old finally fell asleep in my lap and I couldn’t reach my headphones. I watched the entire movie with no sound and knew every single line. Maybe I should seek help…😂
I don't know if anyone else has recommended this, but Tender is the Flesh by Agustina Bazterrica. Horror and dystopian.
Spring is going to be awsome!! I am looking forward to each and every one of those reading vlogs! And to change the unsubscribe reading series sounds so good! To visit them and read what they like sounds wholesome. And please subsribe to Katie again.
0:30 YOU ARE ALREADY A SUPERSTAR TO ME
Great video Gavin, thank you.
For a true crime book, I suggest Zodiac by Robert Graysmith. Definitely one of the best I've read in a while.
I am one of the few people who LOVED Nothing But Blackened Teeth 😂 on an island alone lol