I’m so here for this! I feel like the book community is all about pumping out THE MAX amount of books you can each year… my goal for 2023 is to read QUALITY books over QUANTITY! No more forcing my way thru a book if I am hating the journey 100+ pages in lol.
this is soooo specific, but i would love to hear your updated reviews on the mental health books you reviewed/recommended in years past, now that you are a practicing therapist. i would watch the shit out of that
so glad to have you back!!!! as for video ideas, you could do a 2023 tbr (or anti-tbr to spice things up), most anticipated releases, maybe talk about the books that have the best mental health representation in your opinion…
I'll be honest as a queer man I'll never read A little Life, not because of the fact it's a sad book, but because theres is abousolutly no light at the end of the tunnel. I don't mind tragic stories, but a book that length with no hope is sick. Also TW CW the authors next book is about how the AIDS crisis would become a pandemic in a world where slavery didn't happen. So yeah....
but also i agree with you, as a queer nonbinary person myself i’m so exhausted of media about queer trauma it takes such a heavy toll on my mental health and it’s just not the kind of story i need, especially bc i’ve experienced my fair share of trauma while under my homophobic parents’ roof. im glad the book has resonated with a good number of people, but as for me personally… no thank you.
I would love to see a video where you explain what books you've recommended to others and why. Like "oh, I recommended this to my mom because I know she loved this other book" or "I gifted this to my friend because I thought they'd love the rep" or whatever.
Daisy Jones and the Six was such an amazing, unique book! 😁 The first time I read it, the whole interview format threw me a little bit because it wasn’t like any other book I’d read before, but I really enjoyed it! The second time I read it, I was already prepared for the style of writing and I liked it even more! 😁😁😁
Ahhhhh, I’ve been watching your vids since I was 11 or 12! I turn 19 this month and your vids have gotten me through so much. So glad to see you back take care of yourself :)))
I think I found the main message of Carrie Soto was that your achievements do not define you, and that sometimes success can be found in different places (SPOILERS: like when Carrie turned to coaching after ‘failing’) Can understand the critique though!
So, so, so many thoughts on A Little Life, so I'm very excited for the reading vlog! I read The Summer That Melted Everything by Tiffany McDaniel, and my brain has refused to let it go from my cranium. I think a cool video to do would be a comparison of various times in your BookTube career and what those Emmas would've enjoyed versus you now. Also, I love a good unhaul, if you need motivation to do that from one person
I’d love to have an updated mental health book rec. fiction or non fiction Also I love your book shopping spook store vlogs ❤❤ thank you so much for sharing all your reads!
I think it would be fun to hear about what you did besides reading last year. What tv shows and movies did you watch? Did you play any games? Did you go anywhere fun or memorable? I always like the small breaks between bookish content, you know?
I am so happy to see you back on booktube!! ❤️😊 I think I really need to read daisy Jones and the six especially with the show coming out 😊 and I am so excited for chain of thorns!!! 🎉
I love that you have reread a lot of Cassandra Clare books! Due to time constraints, I decided to wait until Chain of Thorns came out to read the Last Hours series! I finished Chain of Iron just last week and have wrote down chapter summaries for myself. Helps me remember! I haven't reread any books but am very tempted to! Like for TV shows with new seasons, I will rewatch the the previous seasons so it does make sense to reread a book series! Anyways not ready for the shadowhunters series to be over! I would rather wait for the next whole series to be done for me to read due to my heart dying between book releases 🥲 can't wait to see your reading vlog for Chain of Thorns! I watched your Chain of Iron vlog as soon as i finished reading it too and I appreciate that we both were up at like 4am finishing up the book 😭! Couldn't put it down when getting to the last chapter! Love how you're the biggest Cassie Clare fan I've ever seen! ❤️
@emmmabooks. It is so lovely to see you back on TH-cam and stuff.... I CANNOT WAIT TO SEE YOUR READING VLOG FOR CHAIN OF THORNS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ALSO, BTW, CHAIN OF THORNS IS BEING RELEASED TOMORROW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! P.S. For another idea of a video, I would like to see a video of you recommending TV shows that you heard of, watched, or maybe just happen to come across that you think some of your favorite fictional characters would enjoy based on the characters personalities ( the characters can either be protagonist or antagonist)
Interesting reads. Thanks for sharing. I'm including some of these books in my to-read list. There are a lot of books out there that most people haven't heard about that should get a lot more exposure. The last one I read was When Dying Is Not a Problem and I really liked it, but very few people know about it.
Yes! I love that you've grown(obviously, as people do). But your thoughts and opinions on books too. I'm curious as to what you think of the The Mortal Instruments as a adult. I haven't finished this video yet, so if you say anything on this topic, I apologize. But I've been following you for years. Just curious as to how you view the series now, as an adult.
Back in November, I read Long Live the Pumpkin Queen by Shea Ernshaw as I focuses on Sally marrying Jack Skellington and becoming queen of the and Halloween Town omg it was brilliant. You have to read it in 2023 and it has to be made into a movie because I talk about it non stop since I loved it so much 🖤🖤🧡🧡🎃🎃👑👑
Riley Sager is not my favorite thriller author (didn’t like Final Girls, couldn’t really get into Home Before Dark) BUT. The House Across the Lake by Riley Sager was SO GOOD.
you should watch the interview with the author! it's super interesting and gives a lot of powerful insight into a little life. she speaks about how she wanted to create a character and a story that was inherently hopeless which was really interesting to me and i've never read anything like it before or since and it was ,, refreshing isn't the right word but it was a very different reading experience that i appreciated
Great video, it was so nice to see you again(and very nostalgic)!!! I cant wait for the chain of thrones vlog if you decide to do one!💕 Alsooo, i would LOVE to see you analyse depiction of therapy/therapists in books if that sounds like something you would be interested in. I am currently reading the Mara Dyer trilogy and the way therapy and the therapist are written feels icky but i cant really pinpoint why so i would love a professional's opinion on the subject!!
loved seeing a new video from you in my sub box! for future videos I'd love you to do book recommendations based on bands/ artists people like - would be a cool way to hear about your music taste. the same idea would be fun with movies and tv :) I'd also be interested to hear more about mental health rep in books. I've sought out depictions of EDs in literature this year and it seems like I've come across really great rep (e.g. Heartstopper) and also really triggering ones (e.g. winter girls) and I'm curious as to what people think makes good or bad representation. on a lighter note your outfits as book cover series was really fun and it would be cool to see more of that with more recent books (like shadow hunter outfits :))
I just got you've reached sam for my birthday and am really looking forward to reading it. I do like YA a lot still and grief depictions in books are my thing. I hated all of this is true and the mystery was so disappointing and the characters were SO annoying. I agree that the concept had potential but it was not done well. I haaaaated a little life and have a rant review where I mostly focus on the disabled representation (as I couldn't speak on the therapy + abuse side of things) but knowing she did no research into the abuse history and feels that way about talk therapy does not surprise me with the book we have ended up with.
So glad we can agree!! I’m glad you shared your thoughts on the disabled rep and while that’s not something I can speak on, I KNOW it doesn’t send the right message
2022 wasn’t the best reading year for me. My mental took a left turn and it was really difficult to enjoy reading. However, I loved The Max Ship by Robin Hobb, Spy x Family by Tatsuya Endo and I’m Glad My Mom Died. Is my heart ready for Chain of Thorns tomorrow? No. Will I be excited? Yes!
I feel the exact same way about Riley Sager! I’ve read almost all of his books now and my friends are like “wow you must really like him” and I awkwardly just have to say that I don’t 😂
@@emmmabooks you really should I think it would be interesting to see how this trilogy compares to the others Cassandra Clare is my favorite author to so I love to see all your shadowhunter content!
Hey, I've recently discovered booktube, and was thinking about starting one of my own. Was wondering if you had any pointers for a new potential booktuber?
Golden couple is my favorite book I also liked I’m glad my mom died & her character name is Sam not Cat (that’s Ariana Grande’s character on victorious). A memoir that you should check out is Viola Davis book which she also reads it herself. I’m not a fan of daisy book it was eh for me I def prefer Evelyn Hugo. I really want to read the second book but idk why I can’t get myself to reread chain of gold even tho I did enjoy it & I loved the infernal devices series.
Compares Heartstopper to food… hmmmm…. Is that an ode to the ED? 😋 but I definitely agree with all your points! What are good fiction books revolving mental health or trauma and etc that you would recommend? I would love to dive into some since I start my program in clinical mental health counseling this fall ❤
LMAO IT SO WASNT MEANT TO BE!! I have some mental health book recs on my channel!! And ahhh congrats on pursuing your masters! It’s an amazing field. My fav book from grad school is “The Gift of Therapy” it’s a wonderful read for new counselors!!
@@emmmabooks thank you! I’m excited and nervous - and definitely experiencing imposter syndrome. But I got this! I’ll be sure to check that out and rewatch some videos as well!
Interesting that you deleted the comment you left a few hours ago after I replied, and then returned to post a new one of the same antagonizing nature… My bachelor of science and master of science degrees would beg to differ, but maybe take it up with the Council of Higher Education and Accreditation if you disagree 🤷🏻♀️ or just find a more fulfilling use of your day than commenting on videos of someone you clearly don’t agree with. Best wishes!!
Also my first book of 2022 was a 5 star (Mary Jane) which was amazing and I think my favorite was One Italian Summer, I don’t know why really but I always think about it so. My least favorite was either All Our Hidden Gifts or Verity, which admittedly I knew I wouldn’t like but I tried it anyway ✨
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A Little Life is just cruelty in book form.
Agreed lmao
I’m so here for this! I feel like the book community is all about pumping out THE MAX amount of books you can each year… my goal for 2023 is to read QUALITY books over QUANTITY! No more forcing my way thru a book if I am hating the journey 100+ pages in lol.
Yaaas quality over quantity always!!!
THE QUEEN IS BACK!!💕 thanks Emma for making this video. 👑
Thank YOU so much for watching :)
It's lovely to see you Emma!!! also CHAIN OF THORNS COMES OUT TOMORROW !!!!!!!!!!
Thank you so much for watching :) I CANNOT WAIT FOR IT
this is soooo specific, but i would love to hear your updated reviews on the mental health books you reviewed/recommended in years past, now that you are a practicing therapist. i would watch the shit out of that
also thank you for helping me get through washing my dishes tonight with this amazing video
this video feels like catching up with a friend after not seeing them for a while- missed u emma! so much!
I missed booktube too :) it felt like catching up for me too ahah thank you so much!!
so glad to have you back!!!! as for video ideas, you could do a 2023 tbr (or anti-tbr to spice things up), most anticipated releases, maybe talk about the books that have the best mental health representation in your opinion…
Oooh such great video ideas thank you!!!!
man carrying thing has a great review on a little life - amazing shoutout from you emma. love seeing your videos ❤
Heartstopper is love. I loved the show and books 💕
Omg, the queen is back ( you were dearly missed) I always have a blast with your videos, hope this year is better in readings
Thank you so much for watching :) me tooo! Already finished two this year so I’m feeling hopeful! Ahaha
I'll be honest as a queer man I'll never read A little Life, not because of the fact it's a sad book, but because theres is abousolutly no light at the end of the tunnel. I don't mind tragic stories, but a book that length with no hope is sick. Also TW CW the authors next book is about how the AIDS crisis would become a pandemic in a world where slavery didn't happen. So yeah....
ewww wtf
but also i agree with you, as a queer nonbinary person myself i’m so exhausted of media about queer trauma it takes such a heavy toll on my mental health and it’s just not the kind of story i need, especially bc i’ve experienced my fair share of trauma while under my homophobic parents’ roof. im glad the book has resonated with a good number of people, but as for me personally… no thank you.
I think that’s a totally understandable decision and yiiiiiiiikkkkesssssss thanks for the heads up!
So excited for Chain of Thorns
Me too so soon AHHHHG
i’ve missed seeing you on my screen so so much, you made my day in these dark exam period days ahah! love ya!
Thank you so much 🥺 best of luck with your exam!
I would love to see a video where you explain what books you've recommended to others and why. Like "oh, I recommended this to my mom because I know she loved this other book" or "I gifted this to my friend because I thought they'd love the rep" or whatever.
emma active era!!!! i’ve been praying for times like these 😩😩♥️
I’m happy to be back!!!❤
Yes, the word for A Little Life is “irresponsible”. Especially given what she’s said in interviews.
Daisy Jones and the Six was such an amazing, unique book! 😁 The first time I read it, the whole interview format threw me a little bit because it wasn’t like any other book I’d read before, but I really enjoyed it! The second time I read it, I was already prepared for the style of writing and I liked it even more! 😁😁😁
My queen is back
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EMMMAAAA! OMG I'M SO EXCITED you're back!! I can't wait to see more of your videos this year ❤ hope all is well!!
Ahhhhh, I’ve been watching your vids since I was 11 or 12! I turn 19 this month and your vids have gotten me through so much. So glad to see you back take care of yourself :)))
I think I found the main message of Carrie Soto was that your achievements do not define you, and that sometimes success can be found in different places (SPOILERS: like when Carrie turned to coaching after ‘failing’)
Can understand the critique though!
A Little Life. I avoided spoilers to the point I didnt' even know what it was going to be about other than bleak lol
So, so, so many thoughts on A Little Life, so I'm very excited for the reading vlog! I read The Summer That Melted Everything by Tiffany McDaniel, and my brain has refused to let it go from my cranium. I think a cool video to do would be a comparison of various times in your BookTube career and what those Emmas would've enjoyed versus you now. Also, I love a good unhaul, if you need motivation to do that from one person
This is such a great idea thank you!!!!
the queen is back 👑
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“her iconic role as cat from icarly” 😂😂😂❤
I’d love to have an updated mental health book rec. fiction or non fiction
Also I love your book shopping spook store vlogs ❤❤ thank you so much for sharing all your reads!
Those are great video ideas!!! Thank YOU for watching :)
I think it would be fun to hear about what you did besides reading last year. What tv shows and movies did you watch? Did you play any games? Did you go anywhere fun or memorable? I always like the small breaks between bookish content, you know?
I am so happy to see you back on booktube!! ❤️😊 I think I really need to read daisy Jones and the six especially with the show coming out 😊 and I am so excited for chain of thorns!!! 🎉
Thanks so much for watching :) IM SO EXCITED FOR BOTH AHHHHHH
I just finished The Last Cuentista and felt that it had some great conversations about grief, family/found family, and memory
I love that you have reread a lot of Cassandra Clare books! Due to time constraints, I decided to wait until Chain of Thorns came out to read the Last Hours series! I finished Chain of Iron just last week and have wrote down chapter summaries for myself. Helps me remember! I haven't reread any books but am very tempted to! Like for TV shows with new seasons, I will rewatch the the previous seasons so it does make sense to reread a book series!
Anyways not ready for the shadowhunters series to be over! I would rather wait for the next whole series to be done for me to read due to my heart dying between book releases 🥲 can't wait to see your reading vlog for Chain of Thorns! I watched your Chain of Iron vlog as soon as i finished reading it too and I appreciate that we both were up at like 4am finishing up the book 😭! Couldn't put it down when getting to the last chapter!
Love how you're the biggest Cassie Clare fan I've ever seen! ❤️
@emmmabooks. It is so lovely to see you back on TH-cam and stuff.... I CANNOT WAIT TO SEE YOUR READING VLOG FOR CHAIN OF THORNS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
ALSO, BTW, CHAIN OF THORNS IS BEING RELEASED TOMORROW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
P.S. For another idea of a video, I would like to see a video of you recommending TV shows that you heard of, watched, or maybe just happen to come across that you think some of your favorite fictional characters would enjoy based on the characters personalities ( the characters can either be protagonist or antagonist)
Thanks so much for being here! I’m dyyyyying for chain of thorns AH
That’s a great video idea, thanks for the rec!!!!
@@emmmabooks You are very welcome my friend.... Can't wait to read Chain Of Thorns as well.... Really looking forward to the COT vlog...
so lovely to see your face again! Your videos always feel like coming home
Interesting reads. Thanks for sharing. I'm including some of these books in my to-read list. There are a lot of books out there that most people haven't heard about that should get a lot more exposure. The last one I read was When Dying Is Not a Problem and I really liked it, but very few people know about it.
I loved your view on A Little Life, especially since your a social worker.
Yes!
I love that you've grown(obviously, as people do). But your thoughts and opinions on books too.
I'm curious as to what you think of the The Mortal Instruments as a adult.
I haven't finished this video yet, so if you say anything on this topic, I apologize.
But I've been following you for years. Just curious as to how you view the series now, as an adult.
2:22 i can’t this is my new fav reaction to bad rep
Me: :(
Emma: hey what's a pillow
Me: :)
omg I'm so happy you're back! I just ordered my copy of Chain of Thorns and I'm dyinggg to read it
Emma!!!!!! So happy to see you back babes ❤❤❤❤
Back in November, I read Long Live the Pumpkin Queen by Shea Ernshaw as I focuses on Sally marrying Jack Skellington and becoming queen of the and Halloween Town omg it was brilliant. You have to read it in 2023 and it has to be made into a movie because I talk about it non stop since I loved it so much 🖤🖤🧡🧡🎃🎃👑👑
Oooh that sounds so interesting, thanks for the rec! I’m so glad you enjoyed it :)
Riley Sager is not my favorite thriller author (didn’t like Final Girls, couldn’t really get into Home Before Dark) BUT. The House Across the Lake by Riley Sager was SO GOOD.
Survive The Night was even worse!
So glad to hear there is one out there I might like!!! Ahahah maybe I’ll try that one 🤪
you should watch the interview with the author! it's super interesting and gives a lot of powerful insight into a little life. she speaks about how she wanted to create a character and a story that was inherently hopeless which was really interesting to me and i've never read anything like it before or since and it was ,, refreshing isn't the right word but it was a very different reading experience that i appreciated
22:36 a slight error - she played Sam, not Cat :)
Lmaoooo thank you!!!!
I knew it sounded wrong but I couldn’t find out why!
i would love to see book shopping blogs!! used to love them from you 💖
I’ll have to do this one soon!
Great video, it was so nice to see you again(and very nostalgic)!!!
I cant wait for the chain of thrones vlog if you decide to do one!💕
Alsooo, i would LOVE to see you analyse depiction of therapy/therapists in books if that sounds like something you would be interested in. I am currently reading the Mara Dyer trilogy and the way therapy and the therapist are written feels icky but i cant really pinpoint why so i would love a professional's opinion on the subject!!
YAY, YOURE BACK!💜
Thanks for watching!
i would love to see more vlogs/week in the life videos!!!
So happy you're back! 😊
missed your uploads so glad your back :)
So excited to watch this video ^-^ I love watching your videos so much!
loved seeing a new video from you in my sub box! for future videos I'd love you to do book recommendations based on bands/ artists people like - would be a cool way to hear about your music taste. the same idea would be fun with movies and tv :) I'd also be interested to hear more about mental health rep in books. I've sought out depictions of EDs in literature this year and it seems like I've come across really great rep (e.g. Heartstopper) and also really triggering ones (e.g. winter girls) and I'm curious as to what people think makes good or bad representation. on a lighter note your outfits as book cover series was really fun and it would be cool to see more of that with more recent books (like shadow hunter outfits :))
Very fun video. I haven’t read most of this which is so cool. Also I love your hair it looks beautiful and I’m obsessed with your bookshelf😅
Emma I love you. Really truly. So happy you’re back for however long. But Jeannette played Sam on iCarly 😂🙈
Your videos make my heart so warm 😭💕
Thank you for watching :)
I just got you've reached sam for my birthday and am really looking forward to reading it. I do like YA a lot still and grief depictions in books are my thing. I hated all of this is true and the mystery was so disappointing and the characters were SO annoying. I agree that the concept had potential but it was not done well. I haaaaated a little life and have a rant review where I mostly focus on the disabled representation (as I couldn't speak on the therapy + abuse side of things) but knowing she did no research into the abuse history and feels that way about talk therapy does not surprise me with the book we have ended up with.
So glad we can agree!! I’m glad you shared your thoughts on the disabled rep and while that’s not something I can speak on, I KNOW it doesn’t send the right message
I missed you so much🥺
Thank you for making this video, Emma❤
Thank YOU for watching!!!
2022 wasn’t the best reading year for me. My mental took a left turn and it was really difficult to enjoy reading. However, I loved The Max Ship by Robin Hobb, Spy x Family by Tatsuya Endo and I’m Glad My Mom Died.
Is my heart ready for Chain of Thorns tomorrow? No. Will I be excited? Yes!
I totally relate!
I CANT WAIT FOR CHAIN OF THORNS AHHH
I feel the exact same way about Riley Sager! I’ve read almost all of his books now and my friends are like “wow you must really like him” and I awkwardly just have to say that I don’t 😂
We’re blessed with content again from our Queen 🧎🏼
Thank you so much for watching 🥺
Will you be redoing the shadowhunter tag with the last hours included I would really love to see it once you have finished chain of thorns❤❤
Ooooh interesting I might have to revisit that!!!!!!
@@emmmabooks you really should I think it would be interesting to see how this trilogy compares to the others Cassandra Clare is my favorite author to so I love to see all your shadowhunter content!
The Last Time I Lied was one of my favorites I read last year😅
Chain of Thorns hurt me 🤧
LOVE YOUR HAIR
oh how I missed your videos💖🫂
Thank you for being here❤
I feel the exact same way about Carrie Soto it just didn’t compare to her other books
Hey what's up hello Emma ☺️
yay, emma's back!!!
Thank you for watching!
Hey, I've recently discovered booktube, and was thinking about starting one of my own. Was wondering if you had any pointers for a new potential booktuber?
Golden couple is my favorite book I also liked I’m glad my mom died & her character name is Sam not Cat (that’s Ariana Grande’s character on victorious). A memoir that you should check out is Viola Davis book which she also reads it herself. I’m not a fan of daisy book it was eh for me I def prefer Evelyn Hugo. I really want to read the second book but idk why I can’t get myself to reread chain of gold even tho I did enjoy it & I loved the infernal devices series.
Heartstopper! 🥰
Such a fun read!!!!
13:35 i’m dying 😂
Compares Heartstopper to food… hmmmm…. Is that an ode to the ED? 😋 but I definitely agree with all your points! What are good fiction books revolving mental health or trauma and etc that you would recommend? I would love to dive into some since I start my program in clinical mental health counseling this fall ❤
LMAO IT SO WASNT MEANT TO BE!! I have some mental health book recs on my channel!!
And ahhh congrats on pursuing your masters! It’s an amazing field. My fav book from grad school is “The Gift of Therapy” it’s a wonderful read for new counselors!!
@@emmmabooks thank you! I’m excited and nervous - and definitely experiencing imposter syndrome. But I got this! I’ll be sure to check that out and rewatch some videos as well!
preparing to take a week off from life and cry once the shadowhunter chronicles ends🫡🫡
You're awesome. I love your channel! Have you ever read Empire of the vampire by Jay Kristoff?
Have you read the Crave series yet? I started it this month and am already on book like 4
I have not but I’m super happy to hear you enjoy it!!!
@@emmmabooks for sure has an interesting mix of mythical creatures
As a therapist, what fiction would you actually recommend as good representation for mental illness?
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I wouldn’t say A little life is about 4 friends, the story is very obviously about Jude even the title is about something that went on in his life.
a little life.. the bane of my existence
heartstopper >>> 💗
A Little Life and Jude mean a lot to me but god every time someone talks about it the author just gets worse and worse
I know 😭😭😭😭😭
YAY! hi ❤️
HI thanks for being here!
Psychology is not a science though…
Interesting that you deleted the comment you left a few hours ago after I replied, and then returned to post a new one of the same antagonizing nature…
My bachelor of science and master of science degrees would beg to differ, but maybe take it up with the Council of Higher Education and Accreditation if you disagree 🤷🏻♀️ or just find a more fulfilling use of your day than commenting on videos of someone you clearly don’t agree with. Best wishes!!
Lock Every Door and Survive the Night are better!
I looked up a plot summary for a little life and...yeah, I'm glad I didn't read that one
Itssssss a rough one :l
love and best wishes from pakistan
I don't think that's how you pronounce Sager, but - who cares his books suck
Seeing your face on my fyp here is ✨🥹👑📯 I hope these made sense to your brain too. It’s nice to see you doing well 🤍⭐️
Also my first book of 2022 was a 5 star (Mary Jane) which was amazing and I think my favorite was One Italian Summer, I don’t know why really but I always think about it so. My least favorite was either All Our Hidden Gifts or Verity, which admittedly I knew I wouldn’t like but I tried it anyway ✨