i'm in the middle of 47 book series 🤡organizing my series reading
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 มิ.ย. 2024
- help. please yell in the comments section which series i should also vote off the island or move to the top of the list! (i forgot Want by Cindy Pon and War Girls by Tochi Onyebuchi but i'd love to continue those ones too:)
0:00 you're probably wondering how i got here
1:14 dnfs
5:59 classics
7:44 young adult
13:55 fantasy
19:37 historical fiction
20:38 manga
21:45 middlegrade
24:05 science fiction
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I read the title as "I'm in the middle of a 47 book series" and was like omg what series are you reading xD I'm gonna see myself out, thank you
Same!
me too! Thought of the Discworld-series. And I think there ar eactually 48 books in the Discworld.
saaaame
@@sweetylou9807 LOL that’s what i thought too!
That was how I first read it too...I was like "what?" Oh man.
I honestly admire your decision to drop so many books. It’s amazing how people continue reading stuff they don’t like just for the sake of finishing. We have so little time, and so many books to read that getting through something “bad” just isn’t worth it.
Personally I don’t even understand rereading. No matter how much I liked the book I’m losing precious time rereading it when there’s so many new good books out there.
@@WateryFire enjoyment. That's the point of it in the first place
@@spoopify5560 I don’t get enjoyment anymore once I know what will happen on the next page 🤷♀️
@@WateryFire ok
I feel personally attacked. I always feel like o have to finish a series I start and generally do not read multiple books or series at a time. Currently reading "remembrance of humanities past". Finished the first book. Although I love the story the pacing is horrible, half the book reads like summaries of scientific journals pasted back to back. I love science behind sci fi and don't mind technical explanations but cixin really takes it way too far and when I was around 70% of the book I really was over his writing style forced myself through to the ending. The ending was abrupt and pretty bad too lol..
But I still feel like I have to read the series until the end. Currently reading the second book. The second and third book are supposedly much better. I've read 80 ot so pages of the second book and sorta feel like I have to force myself.
I just want to know how the story ends tbh. Since the story itself is good. And the parts where the writer is actually writing about characters and events are good. But when he starts explaining a physics problem for 7 pages, then has 2 pages furthering the story or just characters talking to each other, only to explain some other physics or science thing for 5 pages it becomes really, really frustrating.
It's cool cixin but you could explain the same thing in a paragraph. Why the f are you giving these super super long and technical explanations for everything
"Do I want to stick with the garbage? Sometomes garbage is valuable" is my new favourite quote. I've been telling my husband that ACOTAR is trash, and he was like "why are you reading it if its not very good" and I said "I didn't say it wasn't good! I said it was trash! It's amazing, but its trash".
Acotar series is such a guilty pleasure (especially ACOMAF)🤣
Bruh idk how y'all do it 😂 when it first came out I tried it, never picked it back up for years. Found it again, read it and was like yeah this sucks *donates to library* 😂😂 you guys have motivation, drive and courage because I could never lol
@@my_name_is_love No cuz it took me a whole moth to finish acotar I didn't like it at all but the rest of the books I finished in like 2 days
For me is the same. But I never call a book trash, for me it's just a big guilty pleasure.
Trash like Jackie Collins' books?
Emma! I am getting a job as a librarian for a school! I'm so happy; I've always been dreaming of being a librarian!
So sick Lexi!!!!
Congrats! Hope you like it.
Congrats, Lexi!
All librarians should be named Marion IMHO (btw if you've no Earthly idea what-the-hey I'm talking about, please search "The Music Man").
That’s my dream job!!!!
wow. that DNF section just stomped on every booktuber's "fave books" list lmao 😂
@8:26 “do I still want the garbage? - yes! Garbage is valuable.” 😂 hands down the best thing I’ve heard all day. Favourite new quote of Booktube! 👍
The Lord of the Rings are a must read. I know that they're not for everyone (what book is?) but I just love them so much. The characters are brilliant and there's just such depth to the story and I really love how Tolkien writes, although it possibly helps that I share his love for trees! The world he created is just so incredible.
I couldn’t have said it better, Tolkien is one of my favorite authors/storytellers.
I have not read the books but I love the movies including the The Hobbit, now I want to read them!
I completely agree, it's beautiful. All books are personal and no one book can be for everyone but if you get anything out of the stories of Arda, it can give you so much.
My first experience with The Hobbit was when it was read to me as a child, and it felt like it leant so well to that by the way he wrote The Hobbit in particular.
They're called Ents.
@@floogelhornzzz4770 Tolkien loved trees in real life. He was a huge environmentalist and had a passion for nature especially trees.
OP definitely knows that the tree characters in his book are called ents. That's not what they were talking about.
I love how emmie being here just shading so many series .. icon!
She is so beautiful 💗 there's nothing better than watching Emmie after a long day🥺 books , coffee and Emmie are my medicine after a hard day!
Yeah, she _is_ pretty cute. Emmster, you just made a conquest. (How would you like India?)
Really? She seems obnoxious
"Patrick and George are on an island getaway somewhere, and they are not writing their books, and they are laughing at us all." 😂😂
When she said "there is a place in my heart for trash" i felt that and so did my bookshelves
There was a sting every time you dropped a series I love, but it's so admirable to move on from books you feel 'meh'. It leaves so much more time and space for new books that you could adore.
I can't believe I found a reader that doesn't rave about YA fantasies. Everyone seems to like them and I just... I just don't.
Right?
I believe that's because YA has more young readers who are quite active on social media.
@@charu2774 Majority are of tiktokers I believe
@@angelicamonsanto5857 yes
Same
The "George.. George" part was like every GoT fan for over a decade from when the last book got out..
I love how you just brutally DNF’d a ton of YA books, and Ioved it....although Miss Peregrine’s hurt a bit, but I totally understand if it’s not for you.
I've never been truly interested in books, or even reading in general for that matter, but recently one of your videos popped up on my recommended videos and I found myself to be very intrigued. You opened my eyes to this beautiful beautiful form of art, and I thank you for that, sincerely, you are doing great things. Much love
I have severe adhd so reading comprehension is a challenge for me audiobooks changed my life.
Definitely continue reading An Ember in the Ashes. I feel like the world building gets better and you get more invested in the journeys of each character. It’s definitely my fav YA series.
I love the “Miss Peregrine” series! The message I get from them is that it’s okay to be different. I read them over and over again. Love your channel, but don’t usually comment. 🖤📚🤍
I love the series as well. I am sad she didn’t like it but it’s not everyone’s cup of tea. I fight with myself every time I read another one though because I feel the writing style is very childish however it has a place in my heart and always will!
@@kaylawheeler4756 I completely understand. I find it impossible to get into Fantasy. I love Tolkien and Miss Peregrine. That’s it. Lol!
I find the Miss Peregrine series to be extremely soothing. 🤤😉
I was very excited about this series, myself. But the main character is unbearable, in my opinion.
@@jessatlife that is one of my issues with it as well because he’s just very whiny and has a sort of god complex
Picked anne of green gables after your recommendation. Now I'm on anne of windy poplars and let me tell you, this is becoming my favorite series of all timeeeee
Ah that’s so amazing you should check out the tv series next!!
The last few books are my personal favorites, you have some wonderful books ahead of you
@@emmiereads I'll definitely ❤❤
@@frozendonut722 beautiful
My absolute favorite!! Next you have to try the Emily Starr trilogy by L.M. Montgomery. Wow wow wow. All of the wonder of Anne and a girl with a slightly different personality and very different backstory/future. OH MY WORD. I WAS SOBBING. AND SCREAMING. AND SMILING.
I'm so excited that you're continuing with the Anne of Green Gables series! My favourite of the series is actually #8, but not enough people read it! The whole series is wonderful.
Which one is #8? I'm trying to remember haha
@@frozendonut722 Rilla of Ingleside :)
@@Faye_L that's actually the only one I haven't read yet! My favorites are anne of ingleside and rainbow valley
@@frozendonut722 If you enjoyed those, you'll love Rilla too! Anne's kids were all such great characters.
I haven’t read that series in so long but I did finish it at one point - I feel bad that I don’t remember the last few books’ plots
Emma I'm so glad I found your channel! I ended up not liking most of the books you DNF-ed but are popular and recommended by most people, glad I can get recommendations from you that I know I will like 😊
I would love to see this as a seriesof challenge videos, like "trying to finish one of the million series ihave started". I'm also so excited to hear your thoughts on the whole of the three body plobem series 🤩
i love how u look like a gothic princess living in a lonesome castle in some videos and a little garden pixie who gossips with her plants in others. THE RANGE !
i started reading the heart of the fae today because of how highly u talk about it, hope i love it!
The my brilliant friend series just gets better and better, the fourth and final book is one of the best things I’ve ever read
I'm partial to trilogies myself because I tend to take forever with series, but your commitment makes me wanna be a series person
I love the Winternight trilogy so much, it’s one of my favorite series, it’s so beautiful to me, and I loved Strange the Dreamer too, but I can understand why they’re not for everyone. Love your videos Emma!
@22:00 Having read His Dark Materials and currently in the middle of The Book of Dust (which includes a prequel and sequel to His Dark Materials) I saw by all means please continue it! It only gets better and is so gorgeous, I really hope you continue and enjoy Philip Pullman’s world! 💜😄
(There’s also a recent BBC mini series, which has done a pretty decent adaptation, which is still ongoing.)
I loooved the imagination so much. And it really felt like an adventure
I just wish you post every single day! I love watching your vlogs and you are so sweeet 💕
Imagine writing a book and then Emma enjoying it! WOW, that would be so cool.
Anne of Green Gables was my absolute favourite book as a kid and I only found out that there’s a whole SERIES this year!! Currently finishing Anne of Avonlea and I’m so in love 🥺🤍
Honeslty I just started watching these and the fact that I still love watching your videos while you hate the series I love is a testament to how engaging and amazing you are!
hi emma! just wanted to say that i loveeeeeee your videos and that you have one of the most relaxing and soothing voices ive ever heard, ive literally fell asleep wathcing your videos because of your voice being so calming to listen to, keep on with your videos and the great work darling! lots of love coming from me to you
Sarah J. Maas's series really do get better after the first books. Long series but worth the ride when in the mood for romance and fantasy
You DEFINITELY should continue with the His Dark Materials series by Philip Pullman! It gets super dark and twisted and I have a feeling that you'd enjoy it (and I really want to hear your thoughts on it lol)
I actually feel like the 2nd and 3rd books were not good compared to the first one.... they had their moments, but overall it left me disappointed with the series. Maybe Emma can roast them if she doesn't like them 😅
One of my favorite trilogies. AND, when you finish it, you can read the newer overlapping trilogy set in the same reality. Pullman didn't want His Dark Materials to be promoted as a children's series actually, there's so many adult themes in the books, but apparently publishers insist on categorizing stories by the age of the protagonists. Sigh.
@@eliseonavarrete1197 I guess they each have their own feeling / vibe / pacing idk but I really loved them - the Subtle knife... the whole thing, the way it was described, it really stuck with me *and* I thought it would be super difficult for them to give a similar feeling in the tv series, where you don't get the internal thoughts and feelings of the protagonists but I think they managed pretty well, surprisingly. And the whole crazy stories and adventures of the third... man oh man. I don't wanna spoil anything tho and idk how to discreetly say :)) but yeah. That... community :D
@@VampireHeart518 I adored the first book so much! However, for the 2nd and 3rd books I thought that some of the writing, plot decisions and character developments were mildy irritating. I wouldnt say they were terrible, but if I rate the first book at 4.5 or 5 stars, then the 2nd and 3rd books are definitely 3 stars for me 😔 it's impossible to discuss the specifics of what I like and didn't like without spoilers though 😅 thanks for the insight on the tv series! I might have to watch it now
I think that the second and third book were really bad
Alex Cross and Jack Reacher: They're too expensive to own on release day. After a few months they're available at a reasonable cost. I like to pick them up whenever I find one offered for only a few dollars. As for Poirot, I read a few of those every year.
I love Snicket's ATWQ, even more than the og ASOUE, I think bc it's much more aesthetic and gloomy without bad things happening. It's very much "deserted street on a rainy night" vibe and it's so cozy and funny and heartwarming while being mysterious and sad. Also has a bajillion references to (and characters from) ASOUE, giving you a glimpse of why he felt compelled to document the Baudelaire's story, and why he's involved at all. Such a fantastic series!
ur voice is so gentle i’m sure a lot of ppl have told u that but it’s soothing
I really like your t-shirt. I also want to thank you for inspiring me for reading more.
Same! After a video I'm always like "Well, I guess I'll stop browsing Reddit and open my Kindle app..." lol
@@superkitten7560 Yes, she makes me stop procrastinating
The Sight was one of my favorite books growing up! Totally thought i was the only one who knew of it too! Also you introduced me to My Brilliant Friend, which is now one of my favorite books, and dying to read the next 3!
It’s wonderful that you can remember series like that. Hi used to DNF a lot of series because I would forget what happened in the first book or second book in the series. Someone suggested going back and reading the chapter notes online. I started taking my own notes this year and it’s really helped me.
Oh no, so many books dnf'd that I loved! We can't love everything though and I hope clearing off these books helps to lift your mind and get you excited for all the books you're excited for!
I feel similar with the memory thing, but just wanting to finish series non the less. I've got too many on the go!
Also, loooove your marble laptop cover!
I got so excited when you mentioned Fortuna Sworn! 🤗 I recently read books 1 and 2 but I think I’m going to wait until a few weeks before book 4 comes out so I can binge them back to back. That book got me into fantasy…I wasn’t interested in it before but now I’m like wow! This is what I was missing out on!? 😂
The Ember in the Ashes Series was my absolute favorite thing ever when I was in middle school, and I'm re-reading it now and it's still so fun! The angst, the drama, it's all so addicting. It's by no means the best series or book out there, but I wouldn't say it's objectively bad, either, so I recommend continuing. The second book is much better than the first one, too.
"Sometimes garbage is valuable" basically summarizes my thoughts on acotar. Is it trash? Yes. Did I still eat it up? Also yes
Im currently on the fourth and last book on the ember in the ashes series and I love it! I love the characters and the relationships that get built and broken. You should definitely read further into the series :)
The Bartimaeus saga is one of my absolute favorite series of all time - it was super formative for me as a child and a young writer. I hope you give it another chance!
omg The Sight!! what a throwback! I held on to that book and the second one too for SO long because I wanted to finish them so bad, I got like 2/3 through The Sight but I just never got through it. but it was honestly so immersive and breathtaking and now I'm seriously considering buying it again 👀 also yeah I'm in the middle of SO many series... I don't even want to count them 😅
I'm so glad you're reading manga as well!! 🥺🥺
I have many recommendations but it also depends on which genres you like. From what you said, I picked up shojo and a little bit shonen/seinen, but I might be wrong 😊
I'd love to hear your thoughts on the An Ember in the Ashes series! The series gets more exciting with each book and the last two are my personal favourites. You should give them a try! 💗
Hi, from Japan! Love your Gibri T-shirt🙂 I discovered your channel recently, have been enjoying it so much. I just recently finished Anne of Green Gables, and can’t wait to read Anne of Avonlea! I didn’t really enjoy the series as a child (I only read in translation and maybe that was something to do with it) and didn’t even finish the first book, but now it’s so beautiful and I’m enjoying Anne’s enthusiasm.
I highly, highly recommend that you finish all the books in Howl's Castle series because it was really good. My fave book was book 3.
I just finished the Earthsea cycle and I loved it so much!! Every book is very different from the others but the characters are the same four/five and everyone of them has a book dedicated to them (with the others as secondary characters). Gets darker around the fourth but is sooooo worth it!
Okay. I love this! Book Leo did a video like this too. It got me inspired to look at my series progress.
I have finished abandoned 70 series. Finished 54. And in progress for 18, mostly middle grade. The genre I’ve read the most in is Historical fiction.
The Bartimaeus Trilogy is my all time favorite series! It's such an amazing fantasy about power and responsibility and privilege and the last book in the series honestly makes me cry if I think about it for too long. I super hope you pick it back up!
I still remember to this day how I finished the last book as a teen, the emotions I went through for the rest of the day
@@BlackCampariBlue omg I know!!! I think I closed the book and just stared off into space for the next 10 minutes 😭😭 if you’re interested, I highly recommend a reread! They hold up!
This video inspired me to make a spreadsheet of my series that I have started and I found a ton that I didn't even realize were series or forgot they had books coming out within the past few years.... oops! I am going to drop a lot of those, but there were a few that now I have to put on the top of my TBR!
I was constantly refreshing... Wondering when would you post...💛🌼
If you stick with Mysterious Benedict Society, I absolutely need to recommend the prequel! It's sneakily my favorite of the whole series, and it can definitely be read without reading the two sequels.
I wanted to love this and I was loving it but was so confused as to what era this was supposed to be happening in. That part threw me off the whole thing.
yes!!
i've never felt so seen and validated!! i never seem to finish series..
ohmygosh ahh stopping at 3:46 to say you HAVE to give the bear and the nightingale a second try. i get that the first book was kinda boring but trust me it gets sooo much better in the second book it literally had me in tears the entire time!!! it was a beautiful beautiful series in every aspect specially the writing. the characters, their relationships and also simply just the author's descriptions of scenery impacted me in the best way possible. i'm still soo in love w the complex but so simple, so loving and soft but so powerful protagonist. i just cannot recommend this series enough!!
the 3rd His Fair Assassins book is my favorite of the series! definitely continue with that one! Rebel of the Sands is such an underrated series too.
Three Dark Crowns will always be one of my favorite fantasy series! I even dressed up as Arsinoe for my high school grad photo... but i guess i can also kind of see why others wouldn't like it as much.
anyways, i love your videos so much!
I really like the way you through the Y/A books!! I am also not into YA. Btw, you really look cute today in your cute t-shirt and those earrings 🌻
Saw a comment saying that they're gonna start working as a librarian, I wanted to flex aswell (hehe) and say that I'm going to start working on a bookshop! It's always been my dream and I still can't believe that I got the job! I'm only 18 and I didn't think they would hire me, but they did! I just wanted to say that I love your channel and you're the reason why I started watching booktube again. I always saw the channels that talked about YA/ contemporary books and those were never really my type. I found your taste very similar to mine and i'm glad that I always can get books recommended to me from you! Keep on making your great videos! 💕 /Dijana 🍁🍂
Midday medicinal Emma talking through a issue that I also suffer with! You got this! DNF those series you don’t like. 💯
"Garbage is valuable" is what I tell myself whenever I'm feeling down. XD I'm in a fairly similar boat- there are 35 series on my shelves I'm in the middle of- not counting series with planned sequels that aren't out yet or series I don't plan to continue.
I wouldn't recommend continuing Name of the Wind series. The second one wasn't nearly as good as the first- not very much happens in the grand plot, and there's a terrible wish fulfillment scene that goes on far too long.. :(
THE HIS FAIR ASSASSIN SERIES IS SO GREAT, more people need to understand this!!
Omg I forgot I read the rebel of the sands and till you mentioned it, but I loved it so can't wait to hear ur thoughts
yes!! an ember in the ashes gets good!!! helene gets her own pov which makes it even more interesting and it lets us understand more of her character!!!
lemony snicket is my favourite author, omg i just got "poison for breakfast" in the mail today, and i'm over the moon. i'm always eager for more lemony snicket/daniel handler reads in my life
Ahh yes I have Poison for Breakfast on hold!! I’d love to pick up the Eye of the World - and thank you lovely!💕
Is that actually his name?? It sounds like a comical character in a book that an author might make up, like the Grinch, or Pooh Bear, or Uriah Heap, not the name of the actual author. Who would name their child Lemony? What a sour name. Or did he just make that name up to sound silly?
@@floogelhornzzz4770 lemony snicket is the pseudonym of daniel handler
You inspired me to start "My Brilliant Friend" and just finished the third book in the series--1000% recommend that you pick the next books up ASAP.
I’m so guilty of liking the first book of the Divergent series, all my fav you tubers hate it and I haven’t read the other two books out of fear 😂
I liked the first book, and the last book was the first and only book I've ACTUALLY thrown across the room in disgust. Save yourself lol
I actually liked the divergent series surprisingly lol even though I don't like most of the popular ya books
@@EmiZViolet this!! I really liked the first one even though I‘m not the biggest YA fan. The second was okay and the third one was garbage. But not the good kind of garbage. It was the ‚a lasagna you forgot in your fridge before your 6 month trip to Australia and after you come back you‘re ready to throw the whole fridge away‘ - kind of garbage.
@@kristina_rr Preach. I'm not opposed to the decisions made, but there was less than zero justification in the book for how it went down. UGH.
the first one if the only one worth reading, i really liked the first one though
Recently finished the Philip pullman series too and I have to say I got way more out of them than when I was in school. There are two new ones out in the same universe as well!
i'm on a binge watch of your videos and i find so funny how you forget author's names! also ur voice is extremely relaxing
Early here.....that title is just making me curious already... . Keep posting. Love from India.❣️ ( Your shirt is really cute)
not me refreshing my youtube to find some new videos while i organize my planner just to find out my FAVE emma has uploaded a new video... let's go!!
I totally need to do this video too! What a great idea. I have so many series I haven’t finished 😬
Hi Emma :) I was struggling to read A Court of Thorns and Roses (it only got interesting in the last third of the book) so I understand your reluctance to continue with the series. But the second book is indeed much, much better.
As a side note, thank you for your videos - I discovered your channel last week but I am already a fan :)
You should read the mirror visitor quartet if you haven’t already! I haven’t torn through a series so passionately since I was in high school. It has the best world building and characters I’ve ever read in a “young adult” fantasy series. Also, howls moving castle vibes!
I just finished the NK Jemisin Broken Earth Trilogy. The last in the series is one of the greatest books I've ever read. I ugly cried at so many parts, that book tore me entirely apart. Can't recommend finishing that one enough.
definitely a high priority but I don’t think I’ll ever be ready I don’t want that one to end :(
I read the first book and was blown away - can't wait to read the next two books. Gotta wait until after spooky reading season though, I have so many other books to fit into the next couple months.
@@emmiereads I'm still reeling from the loss. I now have an answer to the question: If you could go back and read any series for the first time what would it be?
Not enough readers talk about this series and it BREAKS MY HEART that it isn't at the top of everyone's list. I finished the third book, still crying, and immediately picked up book one to reread. Perfection.
Omg your shirt is BEAUTIFUL ‼️‼️😩
This just reminded me why I rarely start (especially longer) series. I cannot be bothered to keep up with so many books and have a terrible memory tbh.
Noooooo the Arc Scythe is one of my fav series 😭😭 a lot of people didn’t like the first one but loved the second one!
i actually enjoyed "the name of the wind" way more than "the wise man's fear" for some reason because kvothe somehow got even more unlikable BUT i would still like to read the next one though perhaps... i will also definitely keep coming back to this video for recommendations so thanks for this one!
I actually bought the first book in the Oscar Wilde murder mystery series because of you! I remember you recommended it in your previous video and I really really loved The Picture of Dorian Gray. Can't wait to start reading that series. 😍
Anne of the Island (the 3rd book) it’s sooo good! It takes place in uni and Anne matures a lot, it’s just wonderful!
Yh first early 💗 you make my day better by posting ✨your earings are soo CUTE🍒 it matches your cuteness very well
would still recommend reading ASOIAF even if the series doesn't get finished it's just that good.
What is ASOIAF?
@@cassidysbookmark5834 a song of ice and fire
An Ember in the Ashes series does get better, i went through the same phase as you went and honestly it is the most beautiful series i have ever read.
I highly recommend finishing the A Court of Thorns and Roses series! By far my favourite series
An autumn readalong of the hobbit and lotr would be awesome :)
I definitely have this problem 😅 And I just accumulate books because they all seem so amazing. I also have BOTM, so that doesn't help. I'm doing a Sanderson run right now, which is taking a lot of my time because it just so massive. But I'm excited to try more books/series out. Good luck and have fun!
Currently struggling through Name of the Wind right now and feeling the whole "nothing is happening" vibe. But that is also how I felt about the Assassin's Apprentice and I loved that one. It's crazy how that happens! I agree, making a series I need to finish video is so helpful to organize yourself! --Nat
Some of your dnfs were so painful 😅😭 but I loved this video so much, and thank you for all the wonderful recommendations!
I have never before met someone who has also read the David Clement-Davies books?? I absolutely adored Fire Bringer (which I see on the shelf behind you). I remember the Sight series being so so so good but it's been quite a few years since I read it last so I don't want to heavily recommend the second book in the series, but I do think you should read it. I remember it being like earth shattering to my 15 year old mind when I picked it up. Granted, I'm 25 now so who knows if it still holds its merit but it's worth a shot if you remember liking the first book so much!
I also appreciate so much that you include manga in your series breakdowns. So many people don't seem to consider that actual reading and I really do think that is a shame because mangas are just so so so good. I'm glad you're enjoying them!
Wow I wish I could organize my reading like this! I’m working on my novel right now and reading everything from Bridgerton to Les Mis haha
i literally let a squeal out every time i see emmie has a new video
I just finished the third book in the Frostblood sage after having read book 1&2 in 2017! This video really motivated me to look into my ongoing series (I think I am also at around 50?) and maybe drop some and also prioritise those before starting new ones!!
I love scythe & caraval 😩 I dnf ninth house (bc I couldn’t understand what was going on if the first couple of pages for some reason) I love the selection, an ember in the ashes is good you should continue with the series
You channelize my inner thoughts
idk if this is any motivation but helene gets a pov in the rest of the ember in the ashes series! also, i read the madman's daughter when i was like 9 and it really impacted me, and when i remembered it a few years later i'd forgotten the title couldn't find it for the life of me! so thank you for leading me back to that series :)