Fr omg I remember reading in between classes as a high school freshman and the twist in the first book had me so good truly those were simpler times 😮💨🤌🤌
Girl I need a bookshelf tour pleaseeeee, also… I love your content. It’s so hard to find a girl that reads that many genres and doesn’t stick only to romance books so I’m so happy that you open the door to the other women in booktube.
I highly recommend checking out some creators like cari can read, throne of pages, and the book Leo! They always check out different genres of books and even got me into new genres myself like Classics and getting back into Danmei. Honestly it’s so hard to find channels like these that DO read other stories outside of just romance
@@screamingbean7509 thanks for the recommendations! I’m subscribed to the book Leo but I unsubscribed Cari can read because of the scandal she had with another girl:( but anyways I will check out throne of pages, thank you.
no literally like i was seeing people talking about how bride was omegaverse and then when I was reading it I had the same reaction!! like it was INCREDIBLY tame compared to the things I was reading at like 11 years old 😭
HIGHLY recommend Anxious People by Fredrik Backman. It’s hilarious, which is so rogue from the writer who brought us Beartown, but also so tender and still comes with all the wisdom and depth that you’d expect from him. I’m sure you’re aware of its existence but if you needed a sign to shift it up the TBR, it literally revived me to personhood.
I SECOND THIS anxious people pulled me out of a massive reading slump. The message is so heartfelt and all the characters have a little place in my heart
I wouldn’t say books akin to Anxious People is “rogue” for Fredrik Backman. I’d say most of his books are more similar to anxious people than to Beartown, and that Beartown is the outlier (and my favourite)
I end up reading scythe series since the author came to my school to sign the short stories book for this series. I wasn’t planning on reading the series or buying the short story until my teacher gave me the short stories for free and then I read the whole series before he came. Now it’s the only book I ever gotten signed.
I just wanted to say, I just recently found your channel and I have watched basically all of your videos. I love your content and I find it so relatable and relaxing just to watch you. You have helped me out of a super major reading slump too so thank you 🙏🏻🙏🏻
your commentary on scott hawkins is the most on point and accurate response like what is in that man's head it cannot be normal. I was personally confused the whole time but having read gideon the ninth first was very happy to cruise along while totally lost until things started clicking.
Before I Let Go was one of my instant favourites last year! Apparently the author is planning to release another book set in the same "world" as Before I let Go, so I cannot be more excited :)
Can you make a video about your notion spreadsheet for your books please 😭 in one of your videos you showed a screenshot of it for a second and I made me own after I saw that but I’m sooo curious about how you organize yours
Absolutely adore the Scythe series! I recently just finished the series and love all the books, but I think the second book, the Thunderhead, was my favorite. It really helped me out of a reading slump.
My god, if I wasn't subscribed before your Bride review, I would be after! Our feelings on the author, the politics, the banter, the not-too-heavy on the omega-verse type stuff-- we are on the exact same page. I really love your videos and I'm so glad I found them!
Can confirm, the Scythe AI is really just doin its best thru all three books. I hope you continue the series! It's one of my favorite series I've read, which is not to say that it's perfect but it is just such a solid series and all of the books are bangers imo
Listen, I love the scythe series. I liked book one but, can I just say book two and three are down right wild. Like… I can’t even figure out how we got from point a to point b but I loved every moment of it.❤❤ it’s a treat and i hope to reread it at some point this year ❤😂
*sighs* adds more books to my TBR Your wrap ups always end up convincing me to try books I overlooked the first few times I came across them or never even saw. Expanding my horizons lol
My book club LOVED Library of Mount Char and it’s so hard to find something to give a similar feeling because it’s so bonkers (but also agree with the critique!)
YT recommended your channel to me for your long form book summaries (Credence sure was a ride) but i just started checking out your monthly recap reviews and theyre great! If you have time or the want for it, would love to hear you talk even more at length about specific novels. Hope this month is a great one for you!
I'm so glad you liked The Library On Mount Char (and had the same issues with it), I love weird, bizarre stories like that. If you want more weird stuff I recommend Leonora Carrington's complete stories, it's a bunch of funny, strange surrealistic tales, I had so much fun reading them.
I really enjoyed Scythe! I felt the need to tell everyone around me at the time because of how fresh it felt, and how I felt it encapsulated the concept of what makes a dystopia... a dystopia. Looking forward to seeing your thoughts on the rest of the series!
im obsessed with the library on mount char. i read it maybe 3 years ago and still thinking about it. as far as i know the author hasn’t written anything else other than a couple computer text books.
Please please please do a video on how you review books. Your reviews are always so well thought out and eloquent. I would love to get insight into your thought process when you're reviewing a book
Ugh I was reading Scythe as it came out and I looooved it more than I can put into words. I’m so excited you’re getting into it. I think the 2nd book is by far the absolute best 2nd book of any series I’ve ever read. It lives in my head rent free. I actually just picked Scythe back up as a reread/buddy read to get out of a slump (The Winners ruined me and my brain is mush still). I WILL say I absolutely agree with the main character critique; they’re by far the weakest link in Scythe but I do think, especially in the sequels, you get just the BEST secondary characters. So well written, so fleshed out. By far my favorite parts of the series.
Neal Shusterman alterted my brain chemistry as a teen with his books from two other series Unwind another YA dystopia a near future where the technology for organ transplants has progressed so that 99.44% of the body can be used and parents can sign over for children ages 13-18 to be "unwound" and the main characters are a juvenile delinquent who's being unwound by his parents, a ward of the state being unwound to cut costs, and a kid being unwound as a tithe from his family. And Everlost a YA fantasy where children who get lost on the journey to the afterlife and end up basically as ghosts on Earth stuck between life and death and they're trying to find a way to pass on. Definitely recommend both of those
I definitely recommend reading the whole Scythe series! The development of the thunderhead and characters get more complex so its interesting to see how it all ends.
I am not on TikTok (might be the only human who isn't at this point) but from what I've seen: not many good things come from there. YOU ARE THE EXCEPTION. Love your content, love how great you are at talking about books and dissecting them, you're just awesome and I always look forward to videos from you - no matter how chaotic or unhinged they are! You got me interested in The library of Mount Char! My fave reads from February were Iona Iverson's rules for commuting and Not in the plan by Dana Hawkins - which is quite underrated I think but such a great sweet well-written sapphic romance 🤗
Thank you for putting out a video before my blood donation appointment because I was lowkey stressing until I saw this at the top of my subscription box
Idk if there’s anything to show or if you would want to but I would love to see how you set up your journal! I’ve been trying to find a. Low energy journaling system that I can keep up with so I’m always so curious how people use theirs
im so glad you talked about bride! i just very recently got into physical form romance/smut books and oh my god, the first one i picked up was bride and i LOVED it.
so thankful to hear your thoughts on the paper palace because my book club were obsessed and I felt guilty in my reactions and didn't get to share my thoughts that session. I do think that there is this attitude that reading emotionally difficult things is in of itself a marker of being "well read"
OK, so I usually don’t comment on videos however, I think you would really enjoy the Illuminame files by Amie Kaufman I just finished reading it and it is sending me through the five stages of grief and whiplash it’s unusually written to be like a government document on a situation I had to flip the book upside down in some points
Scythe was actually the book that got me back into reading a few years back. Easily one of my favorite trilogies. I also wasn’t the biggest fan of the main characters at first, never really liked the girl. But the guy over time grew on me. I agree though, I was mainly more involved in the side characters, even the first main scythe they bring in I enjoyed more than most characters. I hope you enjoy it!
the way u review books is so so so fun to listen to. it’s blizzarding where i’m at and i’m bingeing ur videos haha. thanks for spending my snow day with me!
i also read scythe this month ! 3 stars for me because yeah the concept was soooo intriguing and had so much potential but characters and characterization are so important to and it was really lacking there. the relationships too. like theres a thing between those two main characters but its based off of literally nothing.
Lexi, I have been bingeing your videos for the last full week and I JUST realized you’re less than 200k subs! I would have expected you to be a very large TH-camr because you are brilliant and I love hearing your thoughts. Genuinely I believe within a few years you’ll be at 1M+ Keep up the great work ♥️
I've read most of the scythe trilogy and fifth season trilogy based off what I heard you say about them in a couple videos, and I have library at mount char read to go as well. Thanks for talking about books, it's helped me get back into reading :)
after your review of check & mate i started picking ali’s books up and reading them and the obsession has reached a point where i legitimately had a dream that we were besties. so that’s fun
In Feb. I read 7 books. - Mrs. Nash's Ashes (By Sarah Adler) * It's such a cute contemporary romance - 4 ⭐️ - A Psalm for the Wild Built - A Prayer for the Crown Shy (By Becky Chambers) *I LOVED this duology - 4.5 ⭐️ - One, Two, Three (By Laurie Frankel) *Love the Erin Brokovich feel to this story. Also, high-praise for the representation - 4 ⭐️ - Love On the Brain - 3.5 ⭐️ (By Ali Hazelwood) - Oathbringer - Book 3 - Dawnshard - Book 3.5 (Stormlight Archive series By Brandon Sanderson) * Not ready to rate these until I finish book 4.
yes they just take a lot of work and aren't worth it for books i don't have strong opinions on...so it can take some time to find the next project but there will be more for sure!
I made this month into a marathon of Ali Hazelwood`s books. Unintentionally, but still. Now all my friends are subjected to me screaming how much i love women in STEM and how i love Ali bc she writes about them so well
I had a MAJOR reading slump after the Arc of a Scythe series because it was so amazing and I loved it so much that nothing else I picked up could even compare at all for like a year after 😭 so I just kept rereading them lol
i think you would really love "last true poets of the sea". YA loose retelling of "twelfth night", focuses on a teen girl sent to live in a seaside town with her uncle after her younger brother's attempt. really emotional and lovely, has some amazingly heartwarming moments and great characters
I haven’t read scythe yet (it’s on my tbr) but I was able to meet Neil (the author) earlier this year and he had VERY interesting things to say about AI that i absolutely love. Just that AI physically can’t be evil, it is an entirely unbiased tool, it’s how people use it that makes it good or bad. He also told the story that inspired the book, which was centered around the death of (I think?) his mother to cancer, and that emotional core I think gives what he want to say a deeper aspect.
i aspire to speak as effortlessly as you do. that might be a weird compliment but i wish my thoughts were so crystal clear and organised, i truly need 20 seconds of reflection before opening my mouth
You should definitely read the Mindf*ck series. It’s so good and would love to hear your thoughts😂. It’s fem fatale and serial killer and I feel like things just made sense in this. And it was such a vibe!
Having read the entire SCYTHE trilogy, I can honestly say that you're in for a treat. It's one of my favorite sci-fi series.
Agreed!!
god its such a good series, the last book is somehow my favorite
Scythe was my top book of last year out of 78 books!!! High praise!
I clicked on this video for Scythe in the thumbnail!! I'm not lying when I say this series actuality changed my life and how I think about the world
Fr omg I remember reading in between classes as a high school freshman and the twist in the first book had me so good truly those were simpler times 😮💨🤌🤌
Not the uncle from the “credence” video just chillin on the wall 😂
spoils of war
@@newlynova 🤣
he is family now💞😭
i’ve been trying to put him behind 😂
"time period unknown" instantly took me back to the absolutely iconic "central america: country unknown" 😅
Girl I need a bookshelf tour pleaseeeee, also… I love your content. It’s so hard to find a girl that reads that many genres and doesn’t stick only to romance books so I’m so happy that you open the door to the other women in booktube.
I don’t you’re trying very hard if you’re trying to find girls who read non romance genres
@@Winstar66 why? I don’t only read romance books so I know there’s girlies out there who do it too
I highly recommend checking out some creators like cari can read, throne of pages, and the book Leo! They always check out different genres of books and even got me into new genres myself like Classics and getting back into Danmei. Honestly it’s so hard to find channels like these that DO read other stories outside of just romance
@@screamingbean7509 thanks for the recommendations! I’m subscribed to the book Leo but I unsubscribed Cari can read because of the scandal she had with another girl:( but anyways I will check out throne of pages, thank you.
Highly recommend Emmie Reads if you aren’t subscribed
My favorite thing about library at Mount Char is that the author’s only previous published work is a Linux manual from 2001
The Scythe series is a rare YA dystopia that maintains quality and perhaps even gets better after the first book.
i was literally just scrolling trying to find something to watch. thank you for pulling me from the throes of perpetual boredom 🙏🏽
no literally like i was seeing people talking about how bride was omegaverse and then when I was reading it I had the same reaction!! like it was INCREDIBLY tame compared to the things I was reading at like 11 years old 😭
which im happy abt bc its my first omegaverse book 😭😭 ali hazelwood could get me to read anything
Scythe radicalized me in middle school, such a fantastic series! So glad people are still reading it and loving it.
HIGHLY recommend Anxious People by Fredrik Backman. It’s hilarious, which is so rogue from the writer who brought us Beartown, but also so tender and still comes with all the wisdom and depth that you’d expect from him.
I’m sure you’re aware of its existence but if you needed a sign to shift it up the TBR, it literally revived me to personhood.
I SECOND THIS anxious people pulled me out of a massive reading slump. The message is so heartfelt and all the characters have a little place in my heart
yes i fully intend on reading this i LOVE fredrik backman
Anxious People is one of my favorite books ever!
I wouldn’t say books akin to Anxious People is “rogue” for Fredrik Backman. I’d say most of his books are more similar to anxious people than to Beartown, and that Beartown is the outlier (and my favourite)
I love that we both LOVE Ali Hazelwood without ANY embarrassment because I am in love with her books
Sythe Curie is my favourite character and I love her in the second book
“I really no lifed it this month” is how I want to live. Reading all day every day.
I end up reading scythe series since the author came to my school to sign the short stories book for this series. I wasn’t planning on reading the series or buying the short story until my teacher gave me the short stories for free and then I read the whole series before he came. Now it’s the only book I ever gotten signed.
why is youre voice so calming omg
I just wanted to say, I just recently found your channel and I have watched basically all of your videos. I love your content and I find it so relatable and relaxing just to watch you. You have helped me out of a super major reading slump too so thank you 🙏🏻🙏🏻
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I love that your voice sounds like it's in 1.5 speed chefs kiss
I LOVEEE the dinosaur top
shout out nessie fr 🤧 (it is from knock thrice)
@@newlynova oh Nessie! Tysm *runs to website*
your commentary on scott hawkins is the most on point and accurate response like what is in that man's head it cannot be normal. I was personally confused the whole time but having read gideon the ninth first was very happy to cruise along while totally lost until things started clicking.
love that uncle jake is still up there
Before I Let Go was one of my instant favourites last year!
Apparently the author is planning to release another book set in the same "world" as Before I let Go, so I cannot be more excited :)
It came out today 🎉
Can you make a video about your notion spreadsheet for your books please 😭 in one of your videos you showed a screenshot of it for a second and I made me own after I saw that but I’m sooo curious about how you organize yours
Not me checking this page legit everyday to see if Lexi uploaded again! Not pressuring just hoping you are doing okay and taking care of YOURself ❤
I was rewatching your old videos and then boom a new one 🥳🥳🥳
Absolutely adore the Scythe series! I recently just finished the series and love all the books, but I think the second book, the Thunderhead, was my favorite. It really helped me out of a reading slump.
Finally!!! Love for Library at Mount Char!!!! I’m so glad you loved it
The scythe trilogy is AMAZING!
My god, if I wasn't subscribed before your Bride review, I would be after! Our feelings on the author, the politics, the banter, the not-too-heavy on the omega-verse type stuff-- we are on the exact same page. I really love your videos and I'm so glad I found them!
lexi!!! you talking about how fantastical betty was makes me think you'd LOVE "i'll give you the sun" BANGER of a book if i do say so myself
Can confirm, the Scythe AI is really just doin its best thru all three books. I hope you continue the series! It's one of my favorite series I've read, which is not to say that it's perfect but it is just such a solid series and all of the books are bangers imo
Listen, I love the scythe series. I liked book one but, can I just say book two and three are down right wild. Like… I can’t even figure out how we got from point a to point b but I loved every moment of it.❤❤ it’s a treat and i hope to reread it at some point this year ❤😂
That plot is absolutely HAYWIRE but Neal pulls it off like he always does
*sighs* adds more books to my TBR
Your wrap ups always end up convincing me to try books I overlooked the first few times I came across them or never even saw. Expanding my horizons lol
My day brightened when I saw this notification 😊
I love scythe AAAAAAHHH
My book club LOVED Library of Mount Char and it’s so hard to find something to give a similar feeling because it’s so bonkers (but also agree with the critique!)
Omg Before I Let Go is one of my favorites ❤ sooo good! I think it felt much more mature of a romance book and has set my standards way higher lol
YT recommended your channel to me for your long form book summaries (Credence sure was a ride) but i just started checking out your monthly recap reviews and theyre great!
If you have time or the want for it, would love to hear you talk even more at length about specific novels. Hope this month is a great one for you!
I'm so glad you liked The Library On Mount Char (and had the same issues with it), I love weird, bizarre stories like that. If you want more weird stuff I recommend Leonora Carrington's complete stories, it's a bunch of funny, strange surrealistic tales, I had so much fun reading them.
Scythe is SO good! Once you finish the trilogy, definitely check out the fourth side book (Gleanings)
I really enjoyed Scythe! I felt the need to tell everyone around me at the time because of how fresh it felt, and how I felt it encapsulated the concept of what makes a dystopia... a dystopia. Looking forward to seeing your thoughts on the rest of the series!
im obsessed with the library on mount char. i read it maybe 3 years ago and still thinking about it. as far as i know the author hasn’t written anything else other than a couple computer text books.
I LOVE SCYTHE SOO MUCH!! it’s such a good trilogy
Please please please do a video on how you review books. Your reviews are always so well thought out and eloquent. I would love to get insight into your thought process when you're reviewing a book
Ugh I was reading Scythe as it came out and I looooved it more than I can put into words. I’m so excited you’re getting into it. I think the 2nd book is by far the absolute best 2nd book of any series I’ve ever read. It lives in my head rent free. I actually just picked Scythe back up as a reread/buddy read to get out of a slump (The Winners ruined me and my brain is mush still). I WILL say I absolutely agree with the main character critique; they’re by far the weakest link in Scythe but I do think, especially in the sequels, you get just the BEST secondary characters. So well written, so fleshed out. By far my favorite parts of the series.
I totally agree with Paper Palace!
If you liked Before I Let Go then you have to read the second book in the series This Could Be Us. Sooooo good.
Based on how you described the library at mount char I would highly recommend the book that wouldn't burn!!
Per your recommendation I am currently reading Betty and I am 250 pages in. I absolutely love your vibes and the culture of your videos. You Rock! ❤️
I’m so glad to hear good things about Before I Let Go! That’s my next read from the library.
i hope you love it
my day is mid no more
my fave person on the internet for all bookish stuff
love how betty has her own shelf!! as she deserves
Neal Shusterman alterted my brain chemistry as a teen with his books from two other series Unwind another YA dystopia a near future where the technology for organ transplants has progressed so that 99.44% of the body can be used and parents can sign over for children ages 13-18 to be "unwound" and the main characters are a juvenile delinquent who's being unwound by his parents, a ward of the state being unwound to cut costs, and a kid being unwound as a tithe from his family. And Everlost a YA fantasy where children who get lost on the journey to the afterlife and end up basically as ghosts on Earth stuck between life and death and they're trying to find a way to pass on. Definitely recommend both of those
I definitely recommend reading the whole Scythe series! The development of the thunderhead and characters get more complex so its interesting to see how it all ends.
I recently found your channel and you’ve really helped me get out of a slump. I love the content you make.
The Library at Mount Char is absolutely fantastic, I adored it- I've been meaning to read it again, so I'm seeing this as a sign
I am not on TikTok (might be the only human who isn't at this point) but from what I've seen: not many good things come from there.
YOU ARE THE EXCEPTION.
Love your content, love how great you are at talking about books and dissecting them, you're just awesome and I always look forward to videos from you - no matter how chaotic or unhinged they are!
You got me interested in The library of Mount Char!
My fave reads from February were Iona Iverson's rules for commuting and Not in the plan by Dana Hawkins - which is quite underrated I think but such a great sweet well-written sapphic romance 🤗
Thank you for putting out a video before my blood donation appointment because I was lowkey stressing until I saw this at the top of my subscription box
OMGG SCYTHE IS SOO GOOD and you look so gorgeous todayy!! hand over your sweatshirt it looks soo cool gives me Jurassic park vibes
I’ve just been watching through all your videos and man, your earring game is on point
Idk if there’s anything to show or if you would want to but I would love to see how you set up your journal! I’ve been trying to find a. Low energy journaling system that I can keep up with so I’m always so curious how people use theirs
im loving the visual of your videos, kinda addict in seeing all of them
I genuinely think about scythe ALL THE TIME
You and another channel made my day with new book videos. ❤️
"It's just werewolf smut. It's just knotting." Took me a minute to process what was said. Almost spit up my beer mid drink 😅😭
i just want you to know how much joy your videos bring me, that’s it 😚
im so glad you talked about bride! i just very recently got into physical form romance/smut books and oh my god, the first one i picked up was bride and i LOVED it.
so thankful to hear your thoughts on the paper palace because my book club were obsessed and I felt guilty in my reactions and didn't get to share my thoughts that session. I do think that there is this attitude that reading emotionally difficult things is in of itself a marker of being "well read"
OK, so I usually don’t comment on videos however, I think you would really enjoy the Illuminame files by Amie Kaufman I just finished reading it and it is sending me through the five stages of grief and whiplash it’s unusually written to be like a government document on a situation I had to flip the book upside down in some points
Day 5 of asking for a closet tour specifically of all your sweaters and cardigans because I NEED IT
The sweater is giving The Water Horse: Legend of the Deep!!
Library looks good. Best wishes with your reading choices. I hope you get some great stories.
The Library at Mount Char is sitting right next to me and it's my next read. Super excited about it after (most of) the description you gave
yesssss i hope you love it!!! SUCH a trip lol
Scythe was actually the book that got me back into reading a few years back. Easily one of my favorite trilogies. I also wasn’t the biggest fan of the main characters at first, never really liked the girl. But the guy over time grew on me. I agree though, I was mainly more involved in the side characters, even the first main scythe they bring in I enjoyed more than most characters. I hope you enjoy it!
I love when you post, so I can have a new video to rewatch 10 times 🙌🏾
the way u review books is so so so fun to listen to. it’s blizzarding where i’m at and i’m bingeing ur videos haha. thanks for spending my snow day with me!
i also read scythe this month ! 3 stars for me because yeah the concept was soooo intriguing and had so much potential but characters and characterization are so important to and it was really lacking there. the relationships too. like theres a thing between those two main characters but its based off of literally nothing.
ya i agree the dynamic there was mid but the world building was enough for me
Need a video on Manacled/ other fan fics you’ve read!
Lexi, I have been bingeing your videos for the last full week and I JUST realized you’re less than 200k subs! I would have expected you to be a very large TH-camr because you are brilliant and I love hearing your thoughts. Genuinely I believe within a few years you’ll be at 1M+
Keep up the great work ♥️
I've read most of the scythe trilogy and fifth season trilogy based off what I heard you say about them in a couple videos, and I have library at mount char read to go as well. Thanks for talking about books, it's helped me get back into reading :)
Teehee love getting here earlyyy. I NEEDED this video tbh
has lexi’s talking speed slowed or have i just been immersing myself in lexi’s content over and over again (i have)
i'm sorry for cooking your brain HAHA
after your review of check & mate i started picking ali’s books up and reading them and the obsession has reached a point where i legitimately had a dream that we were besties. so that’s fun
I just finished firekeepers daughter (recommended by you) and fav of the year so far I lovedddd it
yess so glad you loved it
In Feb. I read 7 books.
- Mrs. Nash's Ashes
(By Sarah Adler)
* It's such a cute contemporary romance - 4 ⭐️
- A Psalm for the Wild Built
- A Prayer for the Crown Shy
(By Becky Chambers)
*I LOVED this duology - 4.5 ⭐️
- One, Two, Three
(By Laurie Frankel)
*Love the Erin Brokovich feel to this story. Also, high-praise for the representation - 4 ⭐️
- Love On the Brain - 3.5 ⭐️
(By Ali Hazelwood)
- Oathbringer - Book 3
- Dawnshard - Book 3.5
(Stormlight Archive series By Brandon Sanderson)
* Not ready to rate these until I finish book 4.
Library at Mount Char is amazing, i read it a month ago. My favourite character was steve
Are you planning to do more recap videos? I love your other 2 and constantly rewatch them.
yes they just take a lot of work and aren't worth it for books i don't have strong opinions on...so it can take some time to find the next project but there will be more for sure!
I made this month into a marathon of Ali Hazelwood`s books. Unintentionally, but still. Now all my friends are subjected to me screaming how much i love women in STEM and how i love Ali bc she writes about them so well
If you like library at mount char, you should try john dies at the end
love the uncle jake pic on the wall from credence😂
Typically I agree with you but I loved paper palace 😂😂 but I see your point, it’s kind of egregious. At the time I devoured it.
I had a MAJOR reading slump after the Arc of a Scythe series because it was so amazing and I loved it so much that nothing else I picked up could even compare at all for like a year after 😭 so I just kept rereading them lol
Was just refreshing my subscriptions looking for something to watch on my lunch break, thank you for blessing our feeds today 🙏
i think you would really love "last true poets of the sea". YA loose retelling of "twelfth night", focuses on a teen girl sent to live in a seaside town with her uncle after her younger brother's attempt. really emotional and lovely, has some amazingly heartwarming moments and great characters
I haven’t read scythe yet (it’s on my tbr) but I was able to meet Neil (the author) earlier this year and he had VERY interesting things to say about AI that i absolutely love. Just that AI physically can’t be evil, it is an entirely unbiased tool, it’s how people use it that makes it good or bad. He also told the story that inspired the book, which was centered around the death of (I think?) his mother to cancer, and that emotional core I think gives what he want to say a deeper aspect.
would love to hear your full review/summary of library on mt char and on the scythe series
Scythe gets even better with part 2 and 3!!
i aspire to speak as effortlessly as you do. that might be a weird compliment but i wish my thoughts were so crystal clear and organised, i truly need 20 seconds of reflection before opening my mouth
You should definitely read the Mindf*ck series. It’s so good and would love to hear your thoughts😂. It’s fem fatale and serial killer and I feel like things just made sense in this. And it was such a vibe!
OMG your hair is perfect... the bangs, the color, the curls... It's so pretty 💛