Thank you so much for this, even as a 20 year old I feel like I’m not young adult anymore. So many characters are still 16 and go to Highschool and struggle with having their first kiss or something, so relating to them even if the story is good, is really hard ;)
ACOTAR was my second fantasy read (Red Queen was my first) and I absolutely love it. This series has unlocked my love for fantasy and I have been going through all your videos to find others to read. I cannot wait to try them all.
Binging all of your videos the last few days! I adore your relaxed way of talking about books. I also find that you give slightly different recs than other booktubers. 👏👏
The first fantasy novel I read was Uprooted, and I loved it. The story was really interesting. I recently read ACOTAR and I DEVOURED it. I had to pace myself on book 2 and 3 because I didn't want it to end. It's now sparked my love of High fantasy novels. Thanks for the recs
Subscribed immediately when you said your favorite book series and author. Because they’re mine and it’s a breath of fresh air to click on a video not hating on Maas.
@@ilsemulder3752 a lot of people think she’s over hyped or don’t like the amount of romance put in her books. Some how that means for some, that SJM fans should be looked down upon. Makes no sense to me.
I own Poison study, Warbreaker and Serpent & Dove but I haven't read them yet. I have to read them next year. The city of Brass sounds really interesting book and my kind of book 😍
Im 20 years old and I find that frustating when I know that every year I'll age and when I age I feel like I couldnt read young adult anymore That I couldnt relate to them anymore. So now I always read Paranormal or Urban Fantasy cause all the characters are adults
Oh awesome, feel free to chat about any of the same books with love! I agree, I laughed SO SO often in Warbreaker. I think thats partially why I loved it so much.
I'm 26 and I've been looking for books like this. I'm going to try Darker Shade of Magic next and funny enough I have Warbreaker coming in the mail right now
I feel the exact same about YA books. I can't relate to them, and they often just annoy me to much to enjoy the reading experience. Although, there are still SOME exceptions.
Poison Study has been sitting on my tbr for a while now but I don't have any motivation to actually read it. I'm kind of hesitating and I don't know why hahaha. But I'm hoping it would be good
I think you and your followers would love Cheyenne McCray's Dark Magic series. Magick, Fae, evil elves, really great sex. Loved the series and world building.
I'm probably way older than your normal audience, but are we past the days of an avid young reader just reading literally everything they can get their hands on? My supply was mostly limited to whatever the adults in my life read, because books were given to me secondhand. So, I grew up reading a LOT of adult thriller, horror, fantasy, and romance. I feel like because I was welcome to ask questions and discuss anything I read that confused me, I was able to mature more quickly and more well-rounded than a child who was told to only stick to age-appropriate reading material. It was also a HUGE help in upper education because I was already experienced in reading adult themes. Is it different nowadays? Genuinely curious..
I was wondering if a Court of Thorns and Roses was similar to a Throne of Glass by Sarah J. Maas. I didn't enjoy a throne of glass due to the main character (everything else I actually really enjoyed but I can't read something where I despise the main character so much). I found her very immature, but she was written to be flawless. So I suppose I was wondering if you saw similarities between the protagonists of each (if you've read both) since id love to give Sarah J. Maas another chance. I definitely wanna give Poison Study a chance though! That one seems very intriguing.
@@BookswithBrittany I'll see about giving a Court of Thorns and Roses a shot then. And I just started reading Poison Study and I quite like it so far ^_^
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I can relate! I’m 23 so I feel like I’m “stuck” in the middle
If only there were more books in the middle!
I'm 22 and I really can't read books from a 17 years old pov anymore. I feel stuck
I can’t either. I occasionally still enjoy the stories though.
@@BookswithBrittany yeah, same... But most of the time the protagonist is the one I don't like
Same!!!!
Thank you so much for this, even as a 20 year old I feel like I’m not young adult anymore. So many characters are still 16 and go to Highschool and struggle with having their first kiss or something, so relating to them even if the story is good, is really hard ;)
Glad you enjoyed! I’ll try to do another one soon!
Literally my situation!!
I love ACOTAR soooo much!! The characters seemed way more mature so it was super enjoyable. I reread them every year! Furyborn sounds interesting!
Furyborn is one of the only YA Fantasy series I'm still continuing with, I really enjoy it. I agree about ACOTAR, I need to reread it!
ACOTAR was my second fantasy read (Red Queen was my first) and I absolutely love it. This series has unlocked my love for fantasy and I have been going through all your videos to find others to read. I cannot wait to try them all.
Ah good, I’m so happy to hear that! :)
Binging all of your videos the last few days! I adore your relaxed way of talking about books. I also find that you give slightly different recs than other booktubers. 👏👏
Thank you so much!
The first fantasy novel I read was Uprooted, and I loved it. The story was really interesting. I recently read ACOTAR and I DEVOURED it. I had to pace myself on book 2 and 3 because I didn't want it to end. It's now sparked my love of High fantasy novels. Thanks for the recs
Subscribed immediately when you said your favorite book series and author. Because they’re mine and it’s a breath of fresh air to click on a video not hating on Maas.
Happy to have you on the channel! :)
People really hate Maas? Why😱 I love her books
@@ilsemulder3752 a lot of people think she’s over hyped or don’t like the amount of romance put in her books. Some how that means for some, that SJM fans should be looked down upon. Makes no sense to me.
I own Poison study, Warbreaker and Serpent & Dove but I haven't read them yet. I have to read them next year.
The city of Brass sounds really interesting book and my kind of book 😍
You can't go wrong with any of them! Let me know how you like them once you get to them!
This is exactly what I was looking for. Thanks so much!
Yay, glad you liked it!
I feel like Serpent and Dove is new adult. There’s definitely some explicit stuff in there that’s not meant for young teenagers haha
Agreed. Especially for the younger end of the young adult age group.
Love these suggestions! Also I'm over here reminiscing Poison Study🥰🥰
Jessica Hoffman don’t you want to experience Poison Study again!?
@@BookswithBrittany Yes! Do you think there are audiobooks?!
Jessica Hoffman I think on Scribd!
Im 20 years old and I find that frustating when I know that every year I'll age and when I age I feel like I couldnt read young adult anymore That I couldnt relate to them anymore.
So now I always read Paranormal or Urban Fantasy cause all the characters are adults
I rarely pick those genres up anymore 🙈
Totally agree. I'm about to be 31 and it's tough to sift through books trying to find adult fantasy in a ya lump.
Yeah I just don’t relate the same anymore!
First of all, you're sooo beautiful ! Second, everything about Sarah J Maas' book is amazing :)
i've been wanting to read Warbreaker for so long, i am buying it now. also, so many great recommendations.
Yay! I hope you love Warbreaker. Its absolutely one of my favorites from Sanderson. Let me know what you think once you read it!
I love Warbreaker so much! I think it also has some really great humour. I just discovered your channel and we have such similar reading tastes haha
Oh awesome, feel free to chat about any of the same books with love! I agree, I laughed SO SO often in Warbreaker. I think thats partially why I loved it so much.
I'm 26 and I've been looking for books like this. I'm going to try Darker Shade of Magic next and funny enough I have Warbreaker coming in the mail right now
Enjoy!
I feel the exact same about YA books. I can't relate to them, and they often just annoy me to much to enjoy the reading experience. Although, there are still SOME exceptions.
I love a lot of these books and Poison Study has been on my TBR for awhile!
Let me know if you pick it up, I'd love to hear if you end up enjoying it as much as I did!
Poison study is amazing!!!!
Totally agree!
Poison Study has been sitting on my tbr for a while now but I don't have any motivation to actually read it. I'm kind of hesitating and I don't know why hahaha. But I'm hoping it would be good
I loved it way back when I read it!
I think you and your followers would love Cheyenne McCray's Dark Magic series. Magick, Fae, evil elves, really great sex. Loved the series and world building.
Thanks, I’ll check it out! :)
I'm probably way older than your normal audience, but are we past the days of an avid young reader just reading literally everything they can get their hands on? My supply was mostly limited to whatever the adults in my life read, because books were given to me secondhand. So, I grew up reading a LOT of adult thriller, horror, fantasy, and romance. I feel like because I was welcome to ask questions and discuss anything I read that confused me, I was able to mature more quickly and more well-rounded than a child who was told to only stick to age-appropriate reading material. It was also a HUGE help in upper education because I was already experienced in reading adult themes. Is it different nowadays? Genuinely curious..
I feel like YA has a lot more differences now and is definitely targeted for a younger age.
I'm searching for books like ACOTAR. I'm really into mature dark fantasy romance. Doesn't have to be about furies. Do you have any recommendation? 😊
I really don’t read much romance! I’m sorry!
I'm looking for books like that too!
If you haven’t already found this, I’d recommend Radiance by Grace Draven. There’s a trilogy thus far but that’s the first book.
From blood and ash series for sure
@@ashleywyatt7114 I just bought it. I heard it is quite similar so I'm exciteddd
serpent and dove as new adult? i personally don't agree with you on this but overall great video.
That’s fair, it does read young, just has some more mature scenes.
What is the book next to Foundryside, yellow colored.
Think its priory of the orange tree
I was wondering if a Court of Thorns and Roses was similar to a Throne of Glass by Sarah J. Maas. I didn't enjoy a throne of glass due to the main character (everything else I actually really enjoyed but I can't read something where I despise the main character so much). I found her very immature, but she was written to be flawless. So I suppose I was wondering if you saw similarities between the protagonists of each (if you've read both) since id love to give Sarah J. Maas another chance.
I definitely wanna give Poison Study a chance though! That one seems very intriguing.
I love poison study! I think they have similarities, but they’re not exactly the same. It might be worth a try!
@@BookswithBrittany I'll see about giving a Court of Thorns and Roses a shot then.
And I just started reading Poison Study and I quite like it so far ^_^
Looooove ACOTAR!!
Great job thank you
Maryinbookland ! Hope you found something new to pick up up ☺️
I'm not sexist or anything but as dude I just cant relate to a bunch of girl main characters
Have you ever read The Crystal Cave?
I haven’t heard of it!
@@BookswithBrittany It's more of an Arthurian Legend fantasy. But I think you might like it - if you enjoy any of King Arthur's myths. HAPPY HOLIDAYS AND MANY BLESSINGS TO YOU! HAVE A HAPPY, HEALTHY NEW YEAR!!! XOXO
Omg I’m finishing up The City of Brass (amazing btw) and about the start Kingdom of Copper immediately afterwards!
Kingdom of Copper was even better!
Wow you looked so different!🤣🤣🤣💙
Omg, it’s so embarrassing watching old content 😅
@@BookswithBrittany 🤣🤣🤣🤣💙
hello cool to find your channel today
Welcome! :)
love this video!
Am I the only one who thinks @Brittany looks like Katie Stevens?
I’ll have to look her up, haven’t heard of her 🙈
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