I wanna cry, OKAY??!
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- Mountain of youth.
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Omg, I think the patreon/book club idea is amazing! I wouldn’t worry at all about choosing books that people might not like because, as opposed to most book channels out there that focus more on “mainstream” books (which is absolutely fine and like you said sometimes you just need a New York Times bestseller to make you feel those emotions hahaha), I think your channel stands out precisely because you’re always recommending books that are “less known” and often shed light on human experiences that we should all read more about. So even if a particular book choice is disliked, I wouldn’t say it could ever be a waste of time for most of us who watch your videos, because I feel like I’ve also stumbled on some of my most memorable reads by watching your videos - like ‘S’, which is a novel that I don’t think could ever leave anyone unfazed or Sarah Kane’s plays, just to name a few. Also, you’ve created such a beautiful community here and the way you spend time answering to comments and interacting with the people who watch your videos, makes me feel like I’ve got a penpal at the other side of the world to get great book recommendations/reviews from😂 and I’m sure I’m not the only one😘
Well, now you've made me tear up again!! Thank you so, so much. That whole comment really sums up why I love making these videos and interacting with people all over the world. I feel the same way about penpals, etc. Okay, now I will work on the book club : ))))
Recently discovered your channel and least to say I'm obsessed. Love your videos, the aesthetic and your book recs are so unique and good.
Thank you so, so much for being here! Means a lot to me
Ove is pronounced "Awv-uh". I love your channel SO MUCH-
Fun fact though: I DON'T drop everything to watch your videos. INSTEAD I wait until I've done everything so I can watch it at the exact perfect moment- That, or I put it on while I am cleaning. I am not kidding when I say it's my favourite thing on TH-cam.
Oh my gosh, not only is that the nicest thing you could ever say (and I thank you immensely), but the fact you pair the vids with cleaning is the highest compliment. I love me some cleaning tube
There are two film adaptations of this book [A Man Called Ove (Hannes Holm, 2015) and A Man Called Otto (Marc Forster, 2022)]. If you are so inclined, it'd be cool to see a video where you discuss which adaptation you liked more personally and which one you thought was a better adaptation...in the vein of your The Piano Teacher discussions.
OH! Such a good idea! Didn't even realize that there were movie adaptations (and that the Hanks adaptation was so recent...)
I recently got smellevision and I have to say the ad was absolutely delightful! 😌👃😍
omg, you're the star of shawndavision!!!!!
the intro is me during my manic episodes
lmaooooooo 🧍♀️🏃♀️🤪
The ending is giving very much timothee at the end of call me by your name and I love it
timmy basically is the inspo for everything I do. wish I had the shirt he's wearing at the end
I think the Patreon/book club sounds like a great idea!
Noted!!!
It’s so true-when you get old, no one looks at you. Aside from other old people, and that’s pretty rare in itself. Savor what you’ve got when you’ve got it, hipster queen. The way your book club would work is if you only select books that youve already read and know are winners!
ooooh, interesting point on the book club! I was thinking to maybe have one month fiction, one month non fiction. Or one month classic and another month newer release.
@@AnaWallaceJohnson Don't lock yourself into a pattern! You may not feel like reading those things on their given month--just pick things that you're really interested in.
A-NA!!! I am watching this a year later….but if you see this….stop cutting your own hair and go to Joe at Hale Organic Salon on Franklin street. He will give you the long shag you seem to want. I have the same hair! Is this weird for the comments section? Anyway, gurl, you’re killing me with this hair situation. I love your channel!!!!!
From first glance at the thumbnail I thought she was gonna cut all her hair off 💀
She could rock a bald head tho, just sayin
I've thought about a shaved head for a bit, but I have a big mole on my head lmaoo
I love Frederik Backman. Britt Marie was here was one of his that I truly enjoyed!
Was it also a tear jerker??
Anas bunched up face bobbing into the frame here and there in that last timelapse was perfect, what an experience!
Lmaooo I cry every time
The way you dried (that's what you did. Right?) your hair...cracked me up so bad. I imagined myself doing it I'm 101% sure.. I'll go dizzy.😂
Cheers to you.
With curls you kinda need to do that to get that nice fluffy bounce;)
lmaoooooo the fully stiff arms are what made it
😩😢😭Yep, cathartic. (Sounds like ooh-vay)
just blubbered around my apt for a couple days and called all my loved ones hahaha
Sorrow & Bliss was the last book to get my tear ducts ROLLIN. Ove, I’m coming for you!! (also, I’d be an immediate book club enlistee)
omg! Yes! I can see that totally. Surprisingly loved S&B when I read it this year
Read the description before watching the video, which lead to me cackling when you actually say “mountain of youth”. Kinda seems more realistic than a fountain when you think about it…
I think it's been a typo this entire time
I have to let you know that I would listen to strictly perfume reviews from you and would die for some fragrance matched to characters/books content
Omfg. Such a good idea!!! Damn, I gotta brush up on more scents. But love that idea!!
If you want to cry, read "The Kite Runner". BTW, the movie was great also. "The Kite Runner" is a great novel that never got the acclaim it deserved.
I read it a while back! Can't remember enough of it, but I do remember some choice scenes that absolutely destroyed
That is a wonderful idea. I want to be in a book club that chooses a book then discusses their thoughts about the book good or bad and why. I joined an online book club and was dissatisfied with the experience. The originator of the club would ask one question about the book then everyone responded to that question. For me, that really did not do the book justice. I think if you did start a book club you would want to dig in and thoroughly discuss the book. Hope you move forward with your idea.
Thank you so much for the pointers. I'm loosely working on a blueprint of how I would like the book club to go. Would your previous bookclub have a live chat after the novel was finished?
No, that is one of the reasons I just gave up. She posted members' comments and you could respond to those comments. I wanted to discuss more than just one aspect of the book.
New Balance with insoles are the only way to go! Solidarity sister!
my back has never been better!!
Okay, so it seems that Backman has this effect on people. I read a different book of his a few years ago and had to put it down in a coffee shop because he started to tug at the heartstrings and tickle emotions I had chosen to suppress in 1957.
HAHAHAH they'd been bubbling under the surface for quite some time. He knows how to make everything come out!
For a second there, I thought Ana has started doing those sexy "clean the house" videos. (Not that I watch them of course...but I have heard about them)
hahahahaha that's my other channel ;-)
Is there a reason why u dont rate books on goodreads? I looked u up in there to see if u have a favorites shelf and get recs from there. Turned out u do have a fav shelf but u never added any books there.
I usually forget, tbh haha. I have a video of some of my favorite books, if that helps! I use Goodreads as more of a cataloguing app more than anything
The hair flips 🤌🏼 I do the same when I want my waves to come out and play 😂
It's like a little wake me up for the curlies
This is still one of my favorite books of all time and a favorite author.
Would love to read (and cry to) more of his books!
you are a gem!!
no, YOU are
A Hair Journey. That should be the title of all of your videos 🧶
hahaha one hair's journey
@@AnaWallaceJohnson It’s a good journey for a good hair. When you put a hat on or a pair of pants on your head you become a hairdresser 👑
I love that book ! I bawled.
By the way, such a satisfying cry at the end of the video. That is how i felt!
cleaned myself out with that cry! felt like the tectonic plates shifted
You’re soooo good
you're iconic!!
Hahahah, the end of this video with you crying is 100% how I was when I finished it too. I was convinced I wouldn't like it because of all the reasons you mentioned and I am so glad I gave it a shot. Fantastic book. I still haven't tried anything else by him though :/
oh, I am so happy to have read that. I refuse to see the movies, but I'm happy to have had a moment with the book :`))
Hi Ana, I love your channel and your eclectic taste in books. I read A Man Called Ove a few years ago and enjoyed in thoroughly. If you find yourself desiring other books that are touching, heartfelt and perhaps even tear-inducing, might I suggest: I Heard the Owl Call My Name (Margaret Craven), Zorrie (Laird Hunt), Bewilderment (Richard Powers) and my all-time favourite for its characters, One Hundred Years of Lenni and Margot (Marianne Cronin).
Oh my, yes, One Hundred Years of Lenni and Margot got me tearing up just reading the description! I am so keen to read Bewilderment (or anything by Powers). Thank you so, so much!
A book that made me cry lately was Trespasses by Louise Kennedy. It's set in Northern Ireland in the 70s which is when my mum grew up and the story itself just hit me
Oh my goodness. Sounds like a good cry is right around the corner.
Hi, what font are you using at the start?
Druk Wide in Final Cut Pro! Lowered the opacity a bit
@@AnaWallaceJohnson thank you !!
Just found your channel. Love how your books are not the current bestsellers. I like how you mix it up
Thank you so much!
ana you look amaze in that off the shoulder top 🤭🤭 but i can’t wait to read this book i need the sweetness in my life. also pls start a patreon i will 1000% join
luv u. thank you. patreon is in the works!
Wonderful video as always, Ana! I have not read A Man Called Ove, but thematically it sounds similar to the Norwegian author Kjersti Annesdatter Skomsvold - highly recommend her books if you're in the mood for an easy-to-read-but-tugging-at-your-heartstrings-book, they have the perfect balance between funny and sad
Oooh, noted! Yeah, feels like it has the same sort of vibe. Sometimes the tear jerkers are the best of the best
That neon orange lipstick color it was made for you, and the crazy thing is that it doesnt look crazy and it even looks very classy
Thank you so much. On camera it definitely comes off a bit more neon-y, but I roll with it!
I am absolutely obsessed with you. You are my favourite person here. Love you Ana! rooting for you ❤️
Thank you so much!! Love you and rooting for you too!
I watched the Tom Hanks movie version last year having read the book years ago and kind of forgotten what happens and there's a scene in a hardware store where he's buying a rope and I'm laughing along because the scene is quite funny until I suddenly remembered what he was buying the rope for 😭 Absolutely sobbed from that moment onwards.
Truly the best part of having curly hair is the way you can fully hack at it and no-one can tell!
Omg hahaha! Tbh, anything with Tom Hanks is gonna get me to tear up a bit. Still haven't fully removed him as Forrest Gump in my head.
and yes, curly hair is made to just chop and hope for the best
Getting that book asap…! Had my tears coming up and laughing at the same time with this video. Hey, you’re fabulous too😂
keep the tissues close!!!!
I listened to A Man Called Ove in 2019 when I had just had eye surgery and wasn't allowed to lift my head. lol I guess crying buckets was ok though. Your hair looks great! Love the book club idea. Your love of random books is much appreciated.
hahahaha the tears cleaned out the eye. Nature's windex.
@@AnaWallaceJohnson 😃
totally relate to needing a bit of a cathartic moment! been doing so myself by listening to the most devastatingly beautiful symphonies i can, but maybe i'll pick up this book too for a double whammy of tears! as always, loving your fabulous energy!
!!!!!!! omg stop. I cry to classical music all the time. Lark Ascending by Ralph Vaughn Williams will GET YOU!
@@AnaWallaceJohnson thank you SO MUCH for this rec, my life has been changed. crying rn!
A man called Ove had me sobbing!
still crying tbh
Chorando e rindo contigo ✌️
Tears are always a good thing!
I want to cry too 😭
let it out, bby
Patreon, yes!
Lovely video!
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