Okay bumping Legion up on my TBR! I am just now getting into the fall mood since we just went to the beach for 2 weeks. It is still fairly warm here but the mornings are cool!
The pictures in your intro are beautiful. Autumn is my favorite season and you captured it perfectly. Your sweater looks so cozy and the book recs are wonderful too. Thank you for sharing all of this with us.🧡🍁🧡🍁
@@ChantelReadsAllDay outside of Anne (which of course is my fav), I’d have to say the stand-alone novel Jane of Lantern Hill, which holds a very special place in my heart.
I looove your sweater! This video single-handedly got me through a ton of dish washing. I also rewatched your autumn refs from last year! Thank you! 😂😄❤️ I have recently got to go to a few thrift stores and thought of you while digging through the books. Maybe I watch too many of your videos?! Ha! I’m also loving LFL’s! I’m very intrigued by Shirley Jackson (recently read part of her memoir on raising children- pretty funny), Father Brown, and want to give Goosegirl another chance. Have you tried Sweet & Spicy tea from Good Earth? I think it’s a good one even non-tea drinkers may like?
It really is the perfect autumn sweater, it's going to be hard to not wear it every single day for the next few months. 😊 Haha, I love that you think of me while thrifting for books. I feel like I have done my job well! I have tried Sweet & Spicy, it's one of my husband's favorites and it's better than most tea but still hasn't completely won me over.
You’re killing it with the fall aesthetic in this video! I love it. I still haven’t read Legion, even though I own it! I need to soon. We Have Always Lived in the Castle is definitely perfect for fall! I read it in January, but it’s got a great gothic, spooky vibe.
Off topic but Happy Birthday!!! And thanks for your sweet compliment. I can't wait to read We Have Always Lived in the Castle and I think you'll really enjoy Legion.
First of all I love your hair! You have some wonderful recommendations because I too love the cozy mystery type. Can’t wait to see if the library has some!
I read the whole Anne of Green Gables series to my older two girls. We all enjoyed the whole series, some books more than others. This video gives me great ideas for my oldest. She likes sci-fi and mystery. Me, not so much on the sci-fi, so I have a hard time finding clean books for her in that genre. I have more of your videos to watch... 😁
I read Legion over the summer and really enjoyed it but I wanted more! I just gave it to my mom too and she enjoyed it as well. I really need to get to Shirley Jackson, I feel like she would be right up my alley but for some reason I have yet to give her a try.
I'm glad I'm not the only one that wanted more Legion! And I do think you would like Shirley Jackson, see if you can squeeze a couple of her short stories in this autumn.
On the Cliffs of Foxglove Manor is amazing. I loved it! I will have to read the Carrie Stuart Parks book-sounds very interesting. TFS your autumn reads! 💗 from Colorado
I'm glad you enjoyed On the Cliffs of Foxglove Manor, I think you'll enjoy Relative Silence, in some ways it has a few of the same vibes as On the Cliffs.
I watched a few episodes of the Father Brown tv show and liked them, so the book is on my tbr! I'm now interested in Shirley Jackson, but the word "horror" makes me hesitant to pick it up. Are her stories very scary? I checked out The Haunting at Bonaventure Circus from the library and can't wait to start it! I like the cover for The Strangers
The short stories of Shirley Jackson's that I have read aren't scary. The ones I've read have generally only been about 10 pages and things seem pretty normal until right at the end, which I still wouldn't call scary, more like "woah, didn't see that coming".
Currently trying Anne of Green Gables based on your recommendation! Legion sounds interesting and maybe a good starting book for trying Brian Sanderson? Some of his other books you've talked about seem like a huge commitment when I'm not sure if I'll enjoy the genre.
I have read some of Father Brown Books and I have really enjoyed the ones I have read. I also have read some of Agatha Christie Books as well too. I have all of the Books in Anne Of Green Gables Series - I have read Anne Of Green Gables. My County Library has New Books that they have listed on their Website - I went to the County Library which is 15 minutes from where I live at - I picked up my three Books that was put on Hold and 4 Real Magazines as well too. Two of the Books I finished reading and I am reading my third book from my County Library called Lalani of the Distant Sea by Erin Entrada Kelly. This is like a Middle Grade Book. It is really good. I am really enjoying this book. I put 4 more books on hold this morning through my County Library. They will be coming in within a day or two and I can go pick them up. I love going to my County Library and getting my Books - Audio Books - Magazines - CD’s - Graphic Novels - they have everything there at my County Library. I mostly get Physical Books and Magazines. I can keep them for three weeks with two Renewals as long as there is not a wait on them. Take Care & Happy Reading ❤️📖🔰📚❤️
That's awesome, I use my library all the time and often have my own shelf of books I have put on hold. I hope you read some more Anne books this autumn!
On the Cliffs of Foxglove Manor is the only Jaime Jo Wright I don’t have I’m reading The Curse of Misty Wayfair now! I loved Formula of Deception I have Fragments of Fear I’m excited to read it! I’ve got the Mind Games trilogy I’m excited to read it too! To many books 📚 lol
A favorite of mine (for Autumn) has been "Twilight" by Stephenie Meyers. What is super fun is now my Daughter is reading it aloud and so we are Reading it together. But, something about it has always given me Fall vibes. Perhaps it is all the wet/rain she so hates that I so love (Oregonian that I am). I also enjoy a Jane Austen in the fall (usually Emma, Sense and Sensibility, or Pride and Prejudice). Those are my top two oldies. This year, I am feeling a sci-fi vibe so I am going to be reading "Elantris" and I am leaning towards either "War breaker" or maybe "The Martian (which would all be re-reads). Maybe, I will find something new..but definitely feeling sci-fi vibes fore this Autumn.
@@ChantelReadsAllDay It was my first Brandon Sanderson ever. I love the political intrigue and the mystery elements and the world he created in it. Though, I think the Mistborn series is my favorite so far. I haven't read Sci-fi much lately....unless Jurassic Park counts...and it doesn't feel sci-fi to me...hubby said it is was. Anyway ... rambling!
I read it as an adult but my daughter read it a couple of years ago and my friend is currently listening to the audiobook with her five year old daughter and they are loving it.
I plan to read it aloud to my kids ranging 6months, 4 years old, 6 years old, and 8. We are doing a unit study on Canada and so I thought that would be perfect time to introduce Anne Shirley. I would say from memory the whole series is pretty kid friendly. I read them when I was a teenager and loved them.
I work 60 hours a week and I know you foster and that’s busy how do you have time to read? You must have tips and tricks. Could you make a video about that because I love reading but not sure how to go about it when working this much?
Haha, yeah, I run a couple different websites, have three TH-cam channels, homeschool 2 kids and foster . . . and still read a ton. I made a video last year sharing a bunch of tips, hopefully it gives you a few ideas: th-cam.com/video/C_Z8H3yfz54/w-d-xo.html
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Okay bumping Legion up on my TBR! I am just now getting into the fall mood since we just went to the beach for 2 weeks. It is still fairly warm here but the mornings are cool!
Love your picks and all the fall vibes!!! 🍂🍂❤️❤️
Thanks!
Love the autumn vibes. It's that time of the year where I get to live vicariously through you.
Haha, wait for January - March when I'm desperate for warmth and wish we could switch locations!
I’m so excited to read these! Thanks for sharing! 🍂 Also, I love your mug!
Yay, I hope you enjoy them!
I had no idea Father Brown was a book series! I love the show! I'll have to try out the book.
Yes! I've only watched one episode of the show and read a few short stories so I can't compare on how similar (or not) they are.
I bought the Anne of Green Gables box set a couple of months back. I need to start reading!!
Yes, you do! 🤷♀️
The pictures in your intro are beautiful. Autumn is my favorite season and you captured it perfectly. Your sweater looks so cozy and the book recs are wonderful too. Thank you for sharing all of this with us.🧡🍁🧡🍁
Thank you so much!
Congrats on 5k subs!!!!
I’ve been wanting to pick up Mind Games!
Thanks Holly! I'd definitely be curious to hear what you think of the series.
I’ve read all LM Montgomery books ever published and they are all so good! Fav author of all time!
I love all the ones I have read so far, do you have a favorite?
@@ChantelReadsAllDay outside of Anne (which of course is my fav), I’d have to say the stand-alone novel Jane of Lantern Hill, which holds a very special place in my heart.
Yes, I loved Mind Games!! I definitely want to read the rest of the series. I love your mug too btw :)
Yes, you need to finish the series!
I looove your sweater! This video single-handedly got me through a ton of dish washing. I also rewatched your autumn refs from last year! Thank you! 😂😄❤️ I have recently got to go to a few thrift stores and thought of you while digging through the books. Maybe I watch too many of your videos?! Ha! I’m also loving LFL’s! I’m very intrigued by Shirley Jackson (recently read part of her memoir on raising children- pretty funny), Father Brown, and want to give Goosegirl another chance. Have you tried Sweet & Spicy tea from Good Earth? I think it’s a good one even non-tea drinkers may like?
It really is the perfect autumn sweater, it's going to be hard to not wear it every single day for the next few months. 😊
Haha, I love that you think of me while thrifting for books. I feel like I have done my job well!
I have tried Sweet & Spicy, it's one of my husband's favorites and it's better than most tea but still hasn't completely won me over.
Well, I’m mainly a coffee girl, so I won’t be pressuring you towards tea. Haha! Life’s too short to drink flavored hot water if you dislike it. 🤪😉
Shirley Jackson is perfect for October! I'd also recommend anything from the Penny Dreadfuls collection.
You’re killing it with the fall aesthetic in this video! I love it.
I still haven’t read Legion, even though I own it! I need to soon. We Have Always Lived in the Castle is definitely perfect for fall! I read it in January, but it’s got a great gothic, spooky vibe.
Off topic but Happy Birthday!!!
And thanks for your sweet compliment. I can't wait to read We Have Always Lived in the Castle and I think you'll really enjoy Legion.
@@ChantelReadsAllDay Thank you so much ❤
First of all I love your hair! You have some wonderful recommendations because I too love the cozy mystery type. Can’t wait to see if the library has some!
Aww, thanks! And I hope you enjoy the ones you try!
I always enjoy Jane Austen, Agatha Christie, and Harry Potter in the fall.
They are great for the season!
I read the whole Anne of Green Gables series to my older two girls. We all enjoyed the whole series, some books more than others. This video gives me great ideas for my oldest. She likes sci-fi and mystery. Me, not so much on the sci-fi, so I have a hard time finding clean books for her in that genre. I have more of your videos to watch... 😁
I look forward to reading through all of Anne.
I hope you get some good recommendations!
I’ve been working my way through the Anne of Green Gables series this year and have been enjoying them also (:
Yay, that's so great to hear!
I haven't read them before either (:
I'm up to book 7. The earlier ones are definitely the better ones - I think anyway :p (:
I just picked up Goose Girl at a thrift shop!! Excited to see it’s a good pick. It drew my eye.
Oh perfect, I hope you enjoy it!
I read Legion over the summer and really enjoyed it but I wanted more! I just gave it to my mom too and she enjoyed it as well. I really need to get to Shirley Jackson, I feel like she would be right up my alley but for some reason I have yet to give her a try.
I'm glad I'm not the only one that wanted more Legion!
And I do think you would like Shirley Jackson, see if you can squeeze a couple of her short stories in this autumn.
Cute sweater, beautiful intro, amazing editing as always 💕
Aww, thanks Abby!
I have read all of the Anne of Green Gables series when I was a teen. I loved them!
I can't wait to get to the rest of the series!
On the Cliffs of Foxglove Manor is amazing. I loved it! I will have to read the Carrie Stuart Parks book-sounds very interesting. TFS your autumn reads! 💗 from Colorado
I'm glad you enjoyed On the Cliffs of Foxglove Manor, I think you'll enjoy Relative Silence, in some ways it has a few of the same vibes as On the Cliffs.
Love your amazing intro and your fantastic channel please stay safe and enjoy your reading love your Australia fan John xxx
Thank you!
@@ChantelReadsAllDay no worries 😉
I watched a few episodes of the Father Brown tv show and liked them, so the book is on my tbr!
I'm now interested in Shirley Jackson, but the word "horror" makes me hesitant to pick it up. Are her stories very scary?
I checked out The Haunting at Bonaventure Circus from the library and can't wait to start it!
I like the cover for The Strangers
The short stories of Shirley Jackson's that I have read aren't scary. The ones I've read have generally only been about 10 pages and things seem pretty normal until right at the end, which I still wouldn't call scary, more like "woah, didn't see that coming".
The book A Place Called Perfect by Helena Duggan. It’s an upper middle grade but is extremely creepy.
I'll check that book out, thanks for the recommendation!
Could you pls make a future videos related to Middle Grade Books?
Yes, you can check out some of my middle grade recommendations from this video earlier in the year: th-cam.com/video/YYz2y0pApo4/w-d-xo.html
Currently trying Anne of Green Gables based on your recommendation! Legion sounds interesting and maybe a good starting book for trying Brian Sanderson? Some of his other books you've talked about seem like a huge commitment when I'm not sure if I'll enjoy the genre.
Yeah, Legion may be a good place to start with Sanderson! Or else his Skyward series, there's currently two books out and they are quick reads.
You have a great editing style.
Thanks!
By the way, I did The Lottery out loud earlier this year. It's on my Home Page.
I have read some of Father Brown Books and I have really enjoyed the ones I have read. I also have read some of Agatha Christie Books as well too. I have all of the Books in Anne Of Green Gables Series - I have read Anne Of Green Gables.
My County Library has New Books that they have listed on their Website - I went to the County Library which is 15 minutes from where I live at - I picked up my three Books that was put on Hold and 4 Real Magazines as well too. Two of the Books I finished reading and I am reading my third book from my County Library called Lalani of the Distant Sea by Erin Entrada Kelly. This is like a Middle Grade Book. It is really good. I am really enjoying this book.
I put 4 more books on hold this morning through my County Library. They will be coming in within a day or two and I can go pick them up.
I love going to my County Library and getting my Books - Audio Books - Magazines - CD’s - Graphic Novels - they have everything there at my County Library. I mostly get Physical Books and Magazines. I can keep them for three weeks with two Renewals as long as there is not a wait on them.
Take Care & Happy Reading ❤️📖🔰📚❤️
That's awesome, I use my library all the time and often have my own shelf of books I have put on hold.
I hope you read some more Anne books this autumn!
On the Cliffs of Foxglove Manor is the only Jaime Jo Wright I don’t have I’m reading The Curse of Misty Wayfair now! I loved Formula of Deception I have Fragments of Fear I’m excited to read it! I’ve got the Mind Games trilogy I’m excited to read it too! To many books 📚 lol
The Curse of Misty Wayfair is still my favorite, I hope you enjoy it!
A favorite of mine (for Autumn) has been "Twilight" by Stephenie Meyers. What is super fun is now my Daughter is reading it aloud and so we are Reading it together. But, something about it has always given me Fall vibes. Perhaps it is all the wet/rain she so hates that I so love (Oregonian that I am). I also enjoy a Jane Austen in the fall (usually Emma, Sense and Sensibility, or Pride and Prejudice). Those are my top two oldies. This year, I am feeling a sci-fi vibe so I am going to be reading "Elantris" and I am leaning towards either "War breaker" or maybe "The Martian (which would all be re-reads). Maybe, I will find something new..but definitely feeling sci-fi vibes fore this Autumn.
I need to read Elantris yet! Though I think I'll finish the Stormlight Archive first.
@@ChantelReadsAllDay It was my first Brandon Sanderson ever. I love the political intrigue and the mystery elements and the world he created in it. Though, I think the Mistborn series is my favorite so far. I haven't read Sci-fi much lately....unless Jurassic Park counts...and it doesn't feel sci-fi to me...hubby said it is was. Anyway ... rambling!
What age do you suggest for Anne of green gables? I think I read it later in life. I want to read it with my daughter but maybe she's too young.
I read it as an adult but my daughter read it a couple of years ago and my friend is currently listening to the audiobook with her five year old daughter and they are loving it.
I plan to read it aloud to my kids ranging 6months, 4 years old, 6 years old, and 8. We are doing a unit study on Canada and so I thought that would be perfect time to introduce Anne Shirley. I would say from memory the whole series is pretty kid friendly. I read them when I was a teenager and loved them.
I work 60 hours a week and I know you foster and that’s busy how do you have time to read? You must have tips and tricks. Could you make a video about that because I love reading but not sure how to go about it when working this much?
Haha, yeah, I run a couple different websites, have three TH-cam channels, homeschool 2 kids and foster . . . and still read a ton. I made a video last year sharing a bunch of tips, hopefully it gives you a few ideas: th-cam.com/video/C_Z8H3yfz54/w-d-xo.html
@@ChantelReadsAllDay Thank you that is helpful I appreciate it.
Have you seen the Movie for the Lottery?
I haven't! I didn't even know there was one.
I watched it in one of my English classes in High School. It creeped me out
@@darlenefarley8193 ha, that I believe!
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