TRIGGER WARNING: The Price Guide of The Occult has a lot of self harm and talk of self harm so please go into it with care if talks and details of self harm triggers you. I wish it was something I knew before going into the novel Children of Blood and Bone was literally the book I’ve been waiting for and didn’t even know that I was 💕
Books I've read and loved this month : Among Others by Jo Walton, Uprooted by Naomi Novik, The Toymakers by Dinsdale Robert, The Bear and the Nightingale & the girl in the tower by Katherine Arden and the Dispatcher by John Scalzi
YES! Also I looove the Sweep series by Cate Tiernan. Book one us called Book of Shadows. I still love and reread that series. So good and lots of witchiness!
Please put Storm Glass into your April or may reading ☺️ to continue with the “Study” series. Or check out Snyder’s other “Healer” series with the first book Touch of Power. Would love to see you review them!
I am currently on Words of Radiance aka The way of kings 2 because of you!!!! I’m telling you these books each are like a thousand pages but I am FLYING through them. Damn I love these characters so much
Love your wrap-up’s! This month I read Pride and Prejudice, The Nightmare before Christmas, A darker shade of magic, The Cruel Prince, The Novice, Rebel of the sands and Illuminae I really liked them all, especially Illuminae and ADSOM Also, I want to read The Wicked King like right now!
TAMORA PIERCE TAMORA PIERCE TAMORA PIERCE Okay, I'm sorry haha I'm very excited that you're reading her- I would recommend reading absolutely all of her books, but the Beka Cooper series is one I think you would especially enjoy, since its quite gritty and dense and complicated and JUST GREAT
Ahh so glad to finally see a review for The Wicked Deep! It's been sitting on my shelf for the last month waiting to be read and I've been hyping it up in my head... so happy you loved it!
I read the whole Winner’s Trilogy in March (The Winner’s Curse is the first book) and I’m still recovering, it was sooo good, and Arin and Kestrel are my new OTP, and Kestrel is such a badass in a non-classical way. I also just watched your video where you give Clay a tbr and it made me smile and laugh so much, Clay’s puns were on point 😂
I read 15 books in March (I had surgery and a lot of time off from work to read!) and the top ones were: Euphoria by Lily King, Another Brooklyn by Jacqueline Woodson, The House on Mango Street by Sandra Cisneros, and Idaho by Emily Ruskovich. I don't ever read fantasy but you've inspired me to put Children of Blood and Bone on my list because I do love African lit.
Hey Regan! I added every single book on my tbr. Lmao. Anyway are you going to participate in the Magical OWLs readathon? It sounds like so much fun and it is so creative. If you couldn't tell it's based off of Harry Potter's exams!
i love my march reads!! i started with the butterfly garden by dot hutchison wich is very dark and intense and the i read The dystance between us" by reyna grande, the "the hate u give", then the nightingale by kristin hannah, two books from an espanish author and my favorite of the month "Strange the dreamer" by Laini Taylor, wich I absolutely love and miss so much!!
I am intrigued to read the wicked deep and am excited to pick up The Price Guide to Occult. I picked up Ava Lavender because of your recommendation and loved it! It was so good and beautiful and the feels it gave me, ugh.
March is also my biggest read month so far this year too! I need to read Children of Blood and Bone! The Wicked Deep sounds so interesting. I’m glad you liked it. I just finished the first book in Magnus Chase and I really enjoyed it! I can’t wait to continue the series. :)
You're going to fly through he Immortals series by Tamora Pierce. I've read it a couple of times since childhood and it'll give you pleasant nostalgia feels even without having had it before.
I've just finished reading Godsgrave (finally!!) and I thought it was incredible! Can't wait for Darkdawn to come out later this year!! Currently, reading Ready Player One and I am loving it so far, hopefully going to pick up Children of Blood and Bone next because it seems incredible! Also, you definitely made me want to read The Wicked Deep, it sounds so good!
I've recently finished the Chronicles of Ancient Darkness by Michelle Paver and am finishing the second book in the Worldquake sequence by Scarlett Thomas. Both middlegrade fantasy series with a very original setting, magic system, and twist on the chosen one trope. The first series is set in prehistoric times and involves puzzles and travel, as well as the perspective of a wolf (telling a lot about the magic system actually spoils a part of book 1). The Worldquake sequence has a postapocalyptic setting and had very much the same innocence of first and second Harry Potter books, as well as the clever names and allegories. Plus portal fantasy with a bookish twist. Such a recommendation
In March, I finished rereading A Conjuring of Light, Scythe (which I thought wasn't as good as Shusterman's Unwind series), How to Repair a Mechanical Heart, and I reread the Infernal Devices series
I know im really late on reading this book but its been in my shelf for soo long!! Its the Scorpio Races By Maggie Stieffvater!! I enjoyed that book soo much!!! Ahhhh! Didnt expect that bc her book shiver i dnfed.
My desire to read suddenly skyrocketed after hearing about Shea Ernshaw (since she and I have the same name, which is pronounced shay by the way, but no big deal!) I never see my name in the media in any capacity, and to share a name and initials with an author is AWESOME, let alone the fact that The Wicked Deep sounds incredible. So excited to break out of this long slump I've been in!
I read 5 books this month which I’m kind of disappointed about bc I read 6 in January and 6 in February 😭 but I also read price guide and I’m hoping there’s more!!! Now I wanna read the wicked deep 🤔
I love that we love the same books, all of these are on my list haha can't wait ! But right now I'm reading The Power by Naomi Alderman (almost done) and Piecing Me Together by Renée Watson, loving them both !
I do love these videos as the books talked about are always added on tbr however I do struggle to read all of them as my list just gets bigger and bigger aahh
Tamora Pierce question... should we read a different trilogy first if we've never read anything by her? this Tempest and Slaughter sounds really cool and interesting but I'd be willing to pick up something different by her first if you think its necessary for the story.
Hey I’m a little new to your channel, I got here by checking out some books I want to read in the future. Well, the one series I want to read is YA fantasy and everyone out there says it’s good, so I’m not too worried about it. But, I also just want to diversify my reading habits a bit, and I figured YA would be nice. Since I am a young adult lol. A lot of sources though, (here, Reddit, friends of mine) say that a good portion of YA books are all the same and use too many cliches, have super vague and similar characters, etc. So I’m hesitant to read them because I’m not sure if they’re worth my time. If you could maybe, do a video on why most of these books are like that, and/or talk about quality YA books that are different or use the cliches creatively, that would be nice. Thanks!
I’m currently reading Scythe and I have a feeling it’s gonna be my first 5 star read this year! However....I only have 200 pages left and I live in Ireland so Thunderhead isn’t out until mid May so I don’t know how to exist once I finish Scythe... I may just try to make it last for all of April....
I've been wondering something for a while now. Did you unhaul Stormdancer when you moved to Chicago and do you have any interests in reading it? I just finished the second one and I'm loving this series so far.
Josephine Tran these are some of my favorite underrated, hidden gems of romance: -The Unexpected Everything by Morgan Matson -Maybe Someday by Colleen Hoover -Saint Everything by Sarah Dessen -The Winner's Curse by Marie Rutkoski -Caraval by Stephanie Garber -The Kiss of Deception by Mary E Pearson -Splintered by A G Howard
I wish I knew about the self harm in Price Guide before going in! Be aware of that before reading. I didn't like that it was never discussed at all so I didn't like the book
AlexisReads Rick Riordan’s version of Thor is nothing like the Marvel superhero (and honestly, Magnus Chase isn’t even the best series from Rick... go to the Greek stuff. it’s the best)
Riordan's Thor is VERY different than Marvel's Thor, and he's honestly barely in the series. The series focuses a lot on the other gods of Norse mythology.
TRIGGER WARNING: The Price Guide of The Occult has a lot of self harm and talk of self harm so please go into it with care if talks and details of self harm triggers you. I wish it was something I knew before going into the novel
Children of Blood and Bone was literally the book I’ve been waiting for and didn’t even know that I was 💕
vanessa jimenez thank you for the warning :)
Books I've read and loved this month : Among Others by Jo Walton, Uprooted by Naomi Novik, The Toymakers by Dinsdale Robert, The Bear and the Nightingale & the girl in the tower by Katherine Arden and the Dispatcher by John Scalzi
I only read 2 books this month😢but they were worth it, Our Dark Duet and A Darker Shade of Magic❤
omg both are soooo goood
Can you do a recommendation video about witchy books? It would be awesome!
Sure!
Katri Bookishteaparty Ermagerd I flippin love witchy books!!!!!
That would be amazing 🖤
YES! Also I looove the Sweep series by Cate Tiernan. Book one us called Book of Shadows. I still love and reread that series. So good and lots of witchiness!
Please put Storm Glass into your April or may reading ☺️ to continue with the “Study” series. Or check out Snyder’s other “Healer” series with the first book Touch of Power. Would love to see you review them!
I love your wrap up videos so much! They help me bury myself more into my TBR.. XD
Thank you! Wrap Ups are actually one of my favorite things to film :D
Reading The Queen of Attolia, eating home made Mac and Cheese ( baked and with velveeta lol) and now a Regan video.. doesn't get better than that!!
I am currently on Words of Radiance aka The way of kings 2 because of you!!!! I’m telling you these books each are like a thousand pages but I am FLYING through them. Damn I love these characters so much
Sooooo I actually bought the sequel yesterday and I feel like I am almost ready to give them a start!
PeruseProject I am looking forward to itt =D
Ro Ka I’m screaming at everyone to read those books😭 epiccccc af
Adelina YES THEY ARE
I’m loving the Shadow and Bone trilogy!! Six of Crows is next!
Love your wrap-up’s! This month I read Pride and Prejudice, The Nightmare before Christmas, A darker shade of magic, The Cruel Prince, The Novice, Rebel of the sands and Illuminae
I really liked them all, especially Illuminae and ADSOM
Also, I want to read The Wicked King like right now!
Wow! Great reading month!
TAMORA PIERCE TAMORA PIERCE TAMORA PIERCE
Okay, I'm sorry haha I'm very excited that you're reading her- I would recommend reading absolutely all of her books, but the Beka Cooper series is one I think you would especially enjoy, since its quite gritty and dense and complicated and JUST GREAT
Ahh so glad to finally see a review for The Wicked Deep! It's been sitting on my shelf for the last month waiting to be read and I've been hyping it up in my head... so happy you loved it!
I actualy just finnished the perks of being a wallflower and my heart is broken 💔💔💔
I read the whole Winner’s Trilogy in March (The Winner’s Curse is the first book) and I’m still recovering, it was sooo good, and Arin and Kestrel are my new OTP, and Kestrel is such a badass in a non-classical way. I also just watched your video where you give Clay a tbr and it made me smile and laugh so much, Clay’s puns were on point 😂
I'm reading Scythe now and I'm also obsessed! I'm so excited to read ThunderHead!
I read 15 books in March (I had surgery and a lot of time off from work to read!) and the top ones were: Euphoria by Lily King, Another Brooklyn by Jacqueline Woodson, The House on Mango Street by Sandra Cisneros, and Idaho by Emily Ruskovich. I don't ever read fantasy but you've inspired me to put Children of Blood and Bone on my list because I do love African lit.
I need to read Children of Blood and Bone so badly!!
Hey Regan! I added every single book on my tbr. Lmao. Anyway are you going to participate in the Magical OWLs readathon? It sounds like so much fun and it is so creative. If you couldn't tell it's based off of Harry Potter's exams!
i love my march reads!! i started with the butterfly garden by dot hutchison wich is very dark and intense and the i read The dystance between us" by reyna grande, the "the hate u give", then the nightingale by kristin hannah, two books from an espanish author and my favorite of the month "Strange the dreamer" by Laini Taylor, wich I absolutely love and miss so much!!
I can't wait to read The Wicked Deep, The Price Guide to the Occult, and Children of Blood and Bone.
A book I absolutely loved that I read this past month was The Summer Dragon by Todd Lockwood! Sooo good!!
I am intrigued to read the wicked deep and am excited to pick up The Price Guide to Occult. I picked up Ava Lavender because of your recommendation and loved it! It was so good and beautiful and the feels it gave me, ugh.
Literally haven't heard any negative reviews about Children of Blood and Bone! Really need to read it!
Such an amazing wrap up! Happy reading x
Thanks to you I am reading The Girl of Fire and Thorns trilogy by Rae Carson and I am LOVING it!
March is also my biggest read month so far this year too!
I need to read Children of Blood and Bone!
The Wicked Deep sounds so interesting. I’m glad you liked it.
I just finished the first book in Magnus Chase and I really enjoyed it! I can’t wait to continue the series. :)
This march i too read children of blood and bone and i loved this book. Thank you so much for suggestions.
You're going to fly through he Immortals series by Tamora Pierce. I've read it a couple of times since childhood and it'll give you pleasant nostalgia feels even without having had it before.
I've just finished reading Godsgrave (finally!!) and I thought it was incredible! Can't wait for Darkdawn to come out later this year!! Currently, reading Ready Player One and I am loving it so far, hopefully going to pick up Children of Blood and Bone next because it seems incredible! Also, you definitely made me want to read The Wicked Deep, it sounds so good!
Recently read Shadow Weaver, a very creepy and awesome middle grade novel. Since you love middle grade as much as I do, I’m sure you’d love it!
I've recently finished the Chronicles of Ancient Darkness by Michelle Paver and am finishing the second book in the Worldquake sequence by Scarlett Thomas.
Both middlegrade fantasy series with a very original setting, magic system, and twist on the chosen one trope.
The first series is set in prehistoric times and involves puzzles and travel, as well as the perspective of a wolf (telling a lot about the magic system actually spoils a part of book 1).
The Worldquake sequence has a postapocalyptic setting and had very much the same innocence of first and second Harry Potter books, as well as the clever names and allegories. Plus portal fantasy with a bookish twist.
Such a recommendation
In March, I finished rereading A Conjuring of Light, Scythe (which I thought wasn't as good as Shusterman's Unwind series), How to Repair a Mechanical Heart, and I reread the Infernal Devices series
I really love you explaining the books! It definitely helps alot!!
These Shallow Graves by Jennifer Donnelly. Historical fiction. 💖
I know im really late on reading this book but its been in my shelf for soo long!! Its the Scorpio Races By Maggie Stieffvater!! I enjoyed that book soo much!!! Ahhhh! Didnt expect that bc her book shiver i dnfed.
Enjoyed The Wicked Deep ! Just bought The Price Guide to the Occult.
I recently read Daughter of The Pirate King by Tricia Levenseller and absolutely loved it! I went to BAM the next day and bought the second book
My desire to read suddenly skyrocketed after hearing about Shea Ernshaw (since she and I have the same name, which is pronounced shay by the way, but no big deal!) I never see my name in the media in any capacity, and to share a name and initials with an author is AWESOME, let alone the fact that The Wicked Deep sounds incredible. So excited to break out of this long slump I've been in!
Just met Leslye Walton, she was so lovely and funny and I'm excited to read the Price Guide to the Occult.
Love the vid no surprise and thank you I wanted to read children of blood and bone but didn’t know if I really did but now I’m going to
I read 15 books in March! All of them didn't have like 500 pages, but I did pretty good. I can't wait to read Scythe in the future, it sounds so good.
I read 5 books this month which I’m kind of disappointed about bc I read 6 in January and 6 in February 😭 but I also read price guide and I’m hoping there’s more!!! Now I wanna read the wicked deep 🤔
I just ordered Children of Blood and Bone and can't wait to read it! Your sweater looks so soft and so pretty!
Omg I can't imagine reading Tempest and Slaughter without having read The Immortals series first and knowing where everyone ends up later.
The Price Guide to the Occult is gorgeous....
You're my fave booktuber ever, Regan!
The Black Witch! Loving it
Wow! The books you've read are really good ones. That's Great!
I read seven books this month! But now I feel like minor reading slump is hitting me 😥
In March I read Le désert mauve (3/5) and Putain (1/5) and I listened to Little Fires Everywhere by Celeste Ng (5/5!!!!!!)
i'm reading the sword of summer rn and i'm loving it
I am currently reading city of ashes and the kings cage
I am absolutely love these both ❤️❤️❤️
I can’t wait to finish Children of Blood and Bone!
Really enjoyed this wrap up!
I want to read all of those books!
I love that we love the same books, all of these are on my list haha can't wait ! But right now I'm reading The Power by Naomi Alderman (almost done) and Piecing Me Together by Renée Watson, loving them both !
Recently I really loved Whatever by SJ Goslee. Kinda similar to Simon vs. But I loved it even more!
I'm in the middle of Thunderhead now! I only started Scythe two days ago though lol it's that good!
I do love these videos as the books talked about are always added on tbr however I do struggle to read all of them as my list just gets bigger and bigger aahh
thunder herd is my favoraite book in my book self
Tamora Pierce question... should we read a different trilogy first if we've never read anything by her? this Tempest and Slaughter sounds really cool and interesting but I'd be willing to pick up something different by her first if you think its necessary for the story.
I add every book you recommend to my tbr. You are hands down my favorite youtuber
I finished Night Film and Every Heart a Doorway. Both of which were great!!
Love Night Film!
Hey I’m a little new to your channel, I got here by checking out some books I want to read in the future.
Well, the one series I want to read is YA fantasy and everyone out there says it’s good, so I’m not too worried about it. But, I also just want to diversify my reading habits a bit, and I figured YA would be nice. Since I am a young adult lol.
A lot of sources though, (here, Reddit, friends of mine) say that a good portion of YA books are all the same and use too many cliches, have super vague and similar characters, etc. So I’m hesitant to read them because I’m not sure if they’re worth my time.
If you could maybe, do a video on why most of these books are like that, and/or talk about quality YA books that are different or use the cliches creatively, that would be nice.
Thanks!
I’m been working on finishing series I started before picking up new ones
tempests and slaughter sounds so good! magic schools - sign me up
Beautiful girl read :" the bear and the nightingale" you would love it
I only read two books in March , A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms by George RR Martin and Flyte by Angie Sage
George R.R. Martin books always take me at least two weeks!
I personally feel like any George R. R. Martin book translates into the worth of at least 3 books :p
I am DYING to read Scythe! AHHHHHH! Also, Children of Blood and Bone. You had a fantastic reading month! :D
Thank you! BOTH ARE SO GOOD
READ SCYTHEEEE
I’m currently reading Scythe and I have a feeling it’s gonna be my first 5 star read this year!
However....I only have 200 pages left and I live in Ireland so Thunderhead isn’t out until mid May so I don’t know how to exist once I finish Scythe... I may just try to make it last for all of April....
That’s so many books! I was ambitious starting this month and I failed miserably.
Great video. Happy Easter btw. :)
I read Queen of Shadows, and I've only read some Fullmetal Alchemist after that... like a month ago... I was doing so well this year.. why
I've been wondering something for a while now. Did you unhaul Stormdancer when you moved to Chicago and do you have any interests in reading it? I just finished the second one and I'm loving this series so far.
I’m so exited for shadowcaster! Do you think you’ll read it in April?
Love ya❤️❤️
OF COURSE!
PeruseProject I’m re-reading both series to get ready and I CANT WAIT!
does anyone have good romance books?
it doesn't just have to be romance (like fantasy-romance, etc)
Josephine Tran these are some of my favorite underrated, hidden gems of romance:
-The Unexpected Everything by Morgan Matson
-Maybe Someday by Colleen Hoover
-Saint Everything by Sarah Dessen
-The Winner's Curse by Marie Rutkoski
-Caraval by Stephanie Garber
-The Kiss of Deception by Mary E Pearson
-Splintered by A G Howard
thank youuuu
The Price Guide to the Occult sounds very similar to Paranorman.
i want to read Magnus Chase :”(
I read The Wicked Deep and loved it! I also read The Price Guide to the Occult and did not like it.
So if I've never read a Tamora Pierce book (yet. I want to) could I/should I start with Tempests and Slaughter?
OMG I SAW THUNDER HEAD AND STARTED FANGIRLING, I WANT TO READ THE FIRST BOOK SO BAD
How did I not know there was new tamora??
non - April fools review _= great
Children of Blood and Bone! Was it just me, or did that book feel more like an adult book or new adult book?
That's great!
:D
Is the wicked deep a stand alone book ??
I dnfed The Wicked Deep.
hi ragen
💖💖💖💖
Is Wicked Deep a stand alone ?
Julie Engle yes
I wish I knew about the self harm in Price Guide before going in! Be aware of that before reading. I didn't like that it was never discussed at all so I didn't like the book
Is it bad I wanna skip to Magnus chase because... Marvel.... Thor.
AlexisReads Rick Riordan’s version of Thor is nothing like the Marvel superhero (and honestly, Magnus Chase isn’t even the best series from Rick... go to the Greek stuff. it’s the best)
Cat Olah I know but still seems like a cool series either way.)
Ignore the random parentheses
Riordan's Thor is VERY different than Marvel's Thor, and he's honestly barely in the series. The series focuses a lot on the other gods of Norse mythology.
Ahtiya L. Honestly it’s just the mythology is interesting, too. That came out wrong
WHEN ARE YOU READING A LITTLE LIFE