The anxiety and social anxiety rep in Eliza and Her Monsters is amazing and I related to it so much, so glad to see it in this video! Another great recommendations video as always Emma!
It's nice to hear about Truly Devious! I love books where mental illness rep is present but doesnt monopolize the story. I can definitely relate to loving crime/mystery but experiencing increased anxiety as a result.
I know a lot of people DO NOT like this book and don’t agree with what it does and says but I love “All the bright places”. I felt a genuine connection to the book in so many ways. While I can see the problems it does have I just have such a connection to the book.
That book tore me apart if I'm being honest. Suicide and death and that sort of thing isn't found much, especially not in romance novels. I wouldn't recommend the book for those of the faint of heart.
Kaya Barringer I agree it’s not for everyone. Trigger warnings are definitely needed for this book and should be said before someone decides to read it
I think you would like Before She Ignites by Jodi Meadows because it shows a girl with anxiety deal with issues that are happening. I loved it because it showed that "celebrities" or like a no matter how famous you are mental health is real. Having anxiety, I felt so connected to the main character, and it really illustrates some types of anxiety attacks and coping mechanisms.
THIS COULD NOT HAVE COME AT A MORE PERFECT TIME!! I have been obsessed with mental health books lately. They’re pretty much all I can read right now. I have loved literally all of them. I’m reading What I Lost right now. Thank you so much for making these videos and recommending these books!!!!!
Yes yes of all the things yes! You’re already one of my fav mental health people and now you do a whole video for it 😍😍 also can I just say I love all the Valentines book recommendations going around but I love that amongst that you do this because love stories are nice but mental health books are self love stories and those are just as beautiful ❤️ love you girl !
I am an avid #MentalHealthAwareness advocate and performer, and I love this so much. I travel the country trying to bring that awareness on stages, in classrooms, hospitals, and on my TH-cam channel, so I get excited when I see other advocates. 💙❤
If you like travel books I see London I see France is a great book. The main characters mom has a disorder where she doesn't leave the house often and is scared too (I forgot what it was called sorry)
Emma you always put SO much effort in your videos, and I wanted to thank you for making lists such as these. As a psychology student I'm always looking up for books featuring mental health issues and most of the ones I actually bought were suggested by you. Big hugs, and thank YOU
I love that you still make these videos that involve mental illness/health even though TH-cam is quite against it for some reason (as they lie and say they are with talking about it openly.) say hi to your copy of An Absolutely Remarkable Thing for me.
I definitely need to pick up some of the books you talked about as I have struggled to find good books dealing with mental health recently. It’s just really great to have character that you can relate to as so many books just brush off the aspect of mental health issues even though they are quite common.
Definitely got some new books for my TBR! The end of Eliza totally wrecked me! But I absolutely love the portrayal of anxiety in this become and how being a creative for the world can take a toll. I feel every online creator can relate to this book
I love Eliza and her Monsters so so much. I’ve read it so many times that I could literally tell which one it was in the thumbnail by looking at the edge of cover by the pages
I just read a memoir abou schizophrenia called The Center Cannot Hold and it was so good! I loved how it disscussed alternative forms of therapy that can work for certain patients.
I definitely haven't heard about the mental health representation in Truly Devious and Nice Try, Jane Sinner, so that's really good to know and it makes me want to pick up those books even more now! I'm so happy you do these recommendations videos
I'm intrigued for 'Eliza and Her Monsters' , I have it in e-book form and was wondering whether I should read it or not, thanks for the rec. Now, I'll read.
I had never heard of Jane Sinner nor Four weeks but they sound absolutely incredible and I was searching for more books on mental health to read, so THANK YOU sooo much!
Hi Emma, just thought I’d share my (not so) funny story. No, it isn’t funny at all actually. When I watched part 1 of this video (yes, over a year ago), I was in a really REALLY bad place. I was struggling with generalised anxiety and depression. I still am, but when you posted this video today, I couldn’t help but remember the way I was feeling then and compare it to the way I’m feeling now. It’s still hard, but I am much better now. The point is, actually there are two points to this comment. One is that I really do think content like this can actually help someone who is struggling with mental illness - feeling validated and understood is a huge part of dealing with it. So thank you for that! The second point is that I thought by sharing this, it might give someone hope that YES things do get better! So don’t you dare give up! Remember that you’re not alone; there are people who have been in your situation and things got better for them, just as they are going to for you as well. Anyway, as always, love your videos. Have a good day ^-^
Thank you so much for these recommendations. I didn’t even realize I was looking for mental health book recommendations, but while watching your videos I realized this is exactly what I need. I’ve been thinking a lot about mental health lately and I’d love to read books where this is represented in different ways ❤️
I feel like the fact that you list the books in the description goes under appreciated. I wish more booktubers did that but I think Emma’s the only one. So thanks for doing that!
So glad that you did another mental health recommendations video. I have been trying to find a book that I can really connect with mental health wise as well as being a great read, I was waiting for another video like this because I trust your opinion more then anyone and I can't wait to read these
Great video as per Emma! There’s a book called “The year I didn’t eat” by Samuel Pollen coming out in March about a boy with anorexia! It’s possibly my most anticipated book of 2019! 🦋
This video! It's so great and needed, Little and Lion was great and Challenger Deep was so interesting. I've never read anything before about psychosis just seen my dad go through one, and it really gave me a new perspective!
Omgsh I'm glad I'm not the only one who LOVES true crime even though it's a trigger. I love watching investigation discovery even though it's a big trigger of my anxiety. I just bought Challenger Deep and plan to pick it up in the next month or so. I love your channel and it has really helped me through some of my darkest times. I was diagnosed with sever depression/anxiety in late 2017 and your channel has really made me feel like I am not alone.
My favourite books about mental health is Being Miss Nobody by Tamsin Winter (the main character deals with SM) and Are We all lemmings and snowflakes by Holly Bourne.❤
Emma posts new content. I must watch this new content. I added some more books to my tbr. Since our reading tastes align. But I have read most of these already.
May I suggest „Am I Normal yet?“ and „Lemmings&Snowflakes“ by Holly Bourne...very accurate representations of OCD and bipolar disorder. Plus Holly generally writes cool, meaningful novels:)
I’ve been looking for books with rep of personality disorders so I’ll definitely be checking out Four Weeks, Five People! I loved this video, thank you so much for the recommendations, and for being such a wonderful advocate for mental health💗
I've really identified with Feyre in A Court of Mist and Fury - her struggles are definitely representative of mental health struggles, and I find strength in that
I’ve only read a few of these so I love that you make these videos because I find sooo many amazing books from them!! I loved Eliza and Her Monsters and Truly Devious! I still need to pick up The Vanishing Stair😶
@@zombieedrea i already finished it and i gotta say its very triggering. I went to a similar situation and i turmed to alcohol and drugs to cope with, which lead to a really dangerous and life threatening addiction. It's been 3 years since it happened and I've recently told someone for the first time. Actually I last time told my mom for the first time. The reason i did was because i relapsed. I dont know if it was because of this book but it took me three days to read it and i spent most of those three days drunk. Until then, i was almost 2 years sober. Now im starting again. Im on day two. I feel like its a long way to go and i cant imagine myself reaching 2 years again. But i have to. Therea no other choice. Those two years sober were the best of my life and i want to go back to that.
I just bought One of us is Lying and An Anonymous Girl. I’m in a mystery/thriller mood and I heard you talk about both of these so I figured why not pick them up. Hopefully I love them because I spent $30 on them and about 30 mins sorting through books until I picked these two. I’ll have to pick up a few of the books you mentioned in this vid. Love your channel Emma keep up the good work.
Thank you so much for recommending "Challenger deep", I'm so going to get this book, it feels like I've been looking for a story like this my whole life.
I always appreciate these videos. Males dealing with anorexia is great representation. I think my favourite is The Bell Jar but also one you had recommended along time ago What I Lost
have you ever read Get Well Soon by Julie Halpern? it's an older book but was one I really liked growing up, would need to revisit it to assess how good the mental health rep is, but it's about an inpatient experience (dealing w/ depression & panic attacks) & is an owned voices book! it has a fat main character and a really cute love story :)
This video just made my not so great mental health day soooooo much better!! And Eliza and Her Monsters is one of my FAVOURITE books of all time!! 😍 I'm about to re read it for the third time cause I love it so much 😂
I have another to add! A HEART IN A BODY IN THE WORLD. Deals with depression, anxiety, grief, and PTSD soooo beautifully. I cried at work. This also won the Printz Award for 2019!
Have you read Clean by Juno Dawson. Is has such diverse mental health rep including eating disorders, drug addiction, ocd. It's so good and hardly talked about
This is random but I know you love pole and in the book the nerd who loved me by vicki Lewis Thompson has a main character who is a pole dancer. You might like it
I knew the first book was going to be Truly Devious :D I actually read it last year but didn't really like it. I listened to the audio book and I think I just spaced out for a lot of it and that's why. But you mentioning it made me listen to The Vanishing Stair today and I LISTENED TO THE FULL THING and freaking enjoyed it. So once again Emma, thank you for the recommendation! :D
Challenger deep is mind blowing. Its my favourite mental health book. Another great one, but is just a fantasy novella, is The Slow Regard of Silent Things by patrick Rothfuss as character a portrayal of OCD/psychosis/schizophrenia if it is to be labelled. But you would have to read the main books first (so worth it). Some of my other favourites are Turtles all the way down (lighter), All the bright places and The first time she drowned by Kerry Kletter. Im going to check out Jane sinner, Four weeks five people and Little and lion - ive read and loved the others :) Thanks!
If you are looking for more mental health books, I would recommend Am I normal yet? By Holly Bourne. It's about anxiety and OCD and how the main character starts to recover from it.
😍😍😍 Emma you inspired me to start to expand my reading horizons, and to write about my own mental health issues. I won’t be publishing it, it is way too personal, but it helps me understand what’s going on in my head. 😍😍😍
Looking forward to reading a few of these😍😍 Also I haven’t heard you talk about it Emma but I really enjoyed Five Feet Apart so I would love to hear your thoughts on that!!
A friend of mine’s daughter just was diagnosed with selective mutism. Thanks for putting that in there about Eliza and her monsters! Do you know of any others that talk about that?
These videos make me happy, it's nice to find so many amazing books with mental health representation. It's something i've been very interested in as of late, since i myself have been suffering from anxiety for a while now. I feel like these books can make mental health a more visible issue and it's definitely what everyone needs. Also, is one of your shelves backwards? The one under my plain jane 🤔
Last time I was this early, Emma still hated TID
ahahahah XD
The anxiety and social anxiety rep in Eliza and Her Monsters is amazing and I related to it so much, so glad to see it in this video! Another great recommendations video as always Emma!
I looove eliza and her monsters with all my heart and more. I literally recommend it to everyone all the time
I really want to read it!
It's nice to hear about Truly Devious! I love books where mental illness rep is present but doesnt monopolize the story. I can definitely relate to loving crime/mystery but experiencing increased anxiety as a result.
I know a lot of people DO NOT like this book and don’t agree with what it does and says but I love “All the bright places”. I felt a genuine connection to the book in so many ways. While I can see the problems it does have I just have such a connection to the book.
Read By Riss I wanna read it so badly I just need to find it at some store. It’s definitely high on my list
That book tore me apart if I'm being honest. Suicide and death and that sort of thing isn't found much, especially not in romance novels. I wouldn't recommend the book for those of the faint of heart.
Kaya Barringer I agree it’s not for everyone. Trigger warnings are definitely needed for this book and should be said before someone decides to read it
It's my favourite book of all time! 😭
Oh wow, I recently read another book by the same author - 'Holding Up the Universe' and 'All the Bright Places' is also on my TBR. Gonna read it soon.
I've been -stalking- looking at the goodreads tag about mental health books recently so this caught me by surprise. I'll be sure to check those out.
aahah what a coincidence!
as a guy who has borderline personality disorder & dissociative symptoms im excited to read four weeks five people!
YAY I love your mental health rec videos ❤️
I think you would like Before She Ignites by Jodi Meadows because it shows a girl with anxiety deal with issues that are happening. I loved it because it showed that "celebrities" or like a no matter how famous you are mental health is real. Having anxiety, I felt so connected to the main character, and it really illustrates some types of anxiety attacks and coping mechanisms.
THIS COULD NOT HAVE COME AT A MORE PERFECT TIME!! I have been obsessed with mental health books lately. They’re pretty much all I can read right now. I have loved literally all of them. I’m reading What I Lost right now. Thank you so much for making these videos and recommending these books!!!!!
Yes yes of all the things yes! You’re already one of my fav mental health people and now you do a whole video for it 😍😍 also can I just say I love all the Valentines book recommendations going around but I love that amongst that you do this because love stories are nice but mental health books are self love stories and those are just as beautiful ❤️ love you girl !
thank you lovely. this comment is so great! xx
I love Challenger Deep so much. Also I have an extra copy of someone wants it let me know.
i read challenger deep last month and absolutely loved it!! it was great rep and an interesting story to read. i would also highly recommend this :)
Just started Truly Devious and I'm so excited!
YESS!! im so happy to see eliza and her monsters on heree
one of my faves!
@@emmmabooks Yeees!!
I love it so much
I am an avid #MentalHealthAwareness advocate and performer, and I love this so much. I travel the country trying to bring that awareness on stages, in classrooms, hospitals, and on my TH-cam channel, so I get excited when I see other advocates. 💙❤
My fav mental health book is fangirl because I identify so much w/ cath
If you like travel books I see London I see France is a great book. The main characters mom has a disorder where she doesn't leave the house often and is scared too (I forgot what it was called sorry)
Agoraphobia
@@brianad2576 Yesss! Thank you!
I'm so happy you included Eliza and her monsters💕💕💕💕 it's my favourite!!
I love Little and Lion (you’re actually the one who convinced me to pick it up)!!!! I feel like it’s very underrated in the book community.
Emma you always put SO much effort in your videos, and I wanted to thank you for making lists such as these. As a psychology student I'm always looking up for books featuring mental health issues and most of the ones I actually bought were suggested by you. Big hugs, and thank YOU
I love that you still make these videos that involve mental illness/health even though TH-cam is quite against it for some reason (as they lie and say they are with talking about it openly.)
say hi to your copy of An Absolutely Remarkable Thing for me.
Vynexa I made a video about distressing! Just little things that help me with my anxiety and depression. th-cam.com/video/6kJetaXk1F4/w-d-xo.html
I love you for loving this 🤗🤗😍😍😏😏😚😚☺☺😊😊💏
I picked up Challenger Deep because of you & I loved it. Keep the mental health book recommendations coming!
I definitely need to pick up some of the books you talked about as I have struggled to find good books dealing with mental health recently. It’s just really great to have character that you can relate to as so many books just brush off the aspect of mental health issues even though they are quite common.
Definitely got some new books for my TBR! The end of Eliza totally wrecked me! But I absolutely love the portrayal of anxiety in this become and how being a creative for the world can take a toll. I feel every online creator can relate to this book
I have general and social anxiety and got lots of anxiety YA recommendations thanks to you and julia sapphire as well
I love Eliza and her Monsters so so much. I’ve read it so many times that I could literally tell which one it was in the thumbnail by looking at the edge of cover by the pages
I just read a memoir abou schizophrenia called The Center Cannot Hold and it was so good! I loved how it disscussed alternative forms of therapy that can work for certain patients.
Thanks to all of your videos talking about Truly Devious I am currently listening to the audio book! I'm over an hour & a half in & so far I love it 💞
I definitely haven't heard about the mental health representation in Truly Devious and Nice Try, Jane Sinner, so that's really good to know and it makes me want to pick up those books even more now! I'm so happy you do these recommendations videos
Challenger👏Deep👏is👏the👏greatest👏book👏I've👏ever👏read👏everyone👏go👏read👏it👏thank you.
I will definitely read some of these!
Have you read Girl in Pieces by Kathleen Glasgow? It's a debut novel but I loved it.
I'm intrigued for 'Eliza and Her Monsters' , I have it in e-book form and was wondering whether I should read it or not, thanks for the rec. Now, I'll read.
I had never heard of Jane Sinner nor Four weeks but they sound absolutely incredible and I was searching for more books on mental health to read, so THANK YOU sooo much!
Wow thank you for this video and sharing 💜 definitely going to read each one of them, so many I haven't heard of before.
Hi Emma, just thought I’d share my (not so) funny story. No, it isn’t funny at all actually.
When I watched part 1 of this video (yes, over a year ago), I was in a really REALLY bad place. I was struggling with generalised anxiety and depression. I still am, but when you posted this video today, I couldn’t help but remember the way I was feeling then and compare it to the way I’m feeling now. It’s still hard, but I am much better now.
The point is, actually there are two points to this comment. One is that I really do think content like this can actually help someone who is struggling with mental illness - feeling validated and understood is a huge part of dealing with it. So thank you for that!
The second point is that I thought by sharing this, it might give someone hope that YES things do get better! So don’t you dare give up! Remember that you’re not alone; there are people who have been in your situation and things got better for them, just as they are going to for you as well.
Anyway, as always, love your videos. Have a good day ^-^
Thank you so much for these recommendations. I didn’t even realize I was looking for mental health book recommendations, but while watching your videos I realized this is exactly what I need. I’ve been thinking a lot about mental health lately and I’d love to read books where this is represented in different ways ❤️
I feel like the fact that you list the books in the description goes under appreciated. I wish more booktubers did that but I think Emma’s the only one. So thanks for doing that!
So glad that you did another mental health recommendations video. I have been trying to find a book that I can really connect with mental health wise as well as being a great read, I was waiting for another video like this because I trust your opinion more then anyone and I can't wait to read these
Great video as per Emma! There’s a book called “The year I didn’t eat” by Samuel Pollen coming out in March about a boy with anorexia! It’s possibly my most anticipated book of 2019! 🦋
What is the book about? It sounds good
Tayah Hall It’s a middle grade novel about a young boy’s experience with an eating disorder, as well as juggling family and friends. It’s brilliant!
This video! It's so great and needed, Little and Lion was great and Challenger Deep was so interesting. I've never read anything before about psychosis just seen my dad go through one, and it really gave me a new perspective!
i had no idea that so many of these had mental health rep!! im super glad you made this video!!
Omgsh I'm glad I'm not the only one who LOVES true crime even though it's a trigger. I love watching investigation discovery even though it's a big trigger of my anxiety.
I just bought Challenger Deep and plan to pick it up in the next month or so. I love your channel and it has really helped me through some of my darkest times. I was diagnosed with sever depression/anxiety in late 2017 and your channel has really made me feel like I am not alone.
My favourite books about mental health is Being Miss Nobody by Tamsin Winter (the main character deals with SM) and Are We all lemmings and snowflakes by Holly Bourne.❤
I'm so excited to read Little & Lion, Ima have to buy it as soon as possible
Emma posts new content. I must watch this new content. I added some more books to my tbr. Since our reading tastes align. But I have read most of these already.
okay I gotta get my hands on Little and Lion. This is the second time this week it's been recommended to me for mental health rep so!!!
May I suggest „Am I Normal yet?“ and „Lemmings&Snowflakes“ by Holly Bourne...very accurate representations of OCD and bipolar disorder. Plus Holly generally writes cool, meaningful novels:)
I’ve been looking for books with rep of personality disorders so I’ll definitely be checking out Four Weeks, Five People! I loved this video, thank you so much for the recommendations, and for being such a wonderful advocate for mental health💗
I've really identified with Feyre in A Court of Mist and Fury - her struggles are definitely representative of mental health struggles, and I find strength in that
I’ve only read a few of these so I love that you make these videos because I find sooo many amazing books from them!! I loved Eliza and Her Monsters and Truly Devious! I still need to pick up The Vanishing Stair😶
I'm currently reading The way I used to be based on your recommendation. I just started it but I feel is going to break my heart.
It's very heartbreaking, and honestly a pretty heavy read. But it really moved me and I loved it, I couldn't recommend it enough.
@@zombieedrea i already finished it and i gotta say its very triggering. I went to a similar situation and i turmed to alcohol and drugs to cope with, which lead to a really dangerous and life threatening addiction. It's been 3 years since it happened and I've recently told someone for the first time. Actually I last time told my mom for the first time. The reason i did was because i relapsed. I dont know if it was because of this book but it took me three days to read it and i spent most of those three days drunk. Until then, i was almost 2 years sober. Now im starting again. Im on day two. I feel like its a long way to go and i cant imagine myself reaching 2 years again. But i have to. Therea no other choice. Those two years sober were the best of my life and i want to go back to that.
I just bought One of us is Lying and An Anonymous Girl. I’m in a mystery/thriller mood and I heard you talk about both of these so I figured why not pick them up. Hopefully I love them because I spent $30 on them and about 30 mins sorting through books until I picked these two. I’ll have to pick up a few of the books you mentioned in this vid. Love your channel Emma keep up the good work.
Aah this video is one of the many reasons i love your channel. Thank you bringing these conversations constantly to booktube ❤️
Thank you so much for recommending "Challenger deep", I'm so going to get this book, it feels like I've been looking for a story like this my whole life.
Easily my fave series you do. I adore your passion for mental health novels. Thank you, Emma!!! 💕💕💕💕
Eliza and her Monsters is so good! It was one of my favourite books a few years ago! I really need to reread it
I picked up “Four Weeks Five People” the day after watching this video and loved it! Thank you bunches for the recommendation! ❤️
girl your lipstick is FIRE!!!!
Four weeks Five People sounds wonderful, I can’t wait to pick it up!!
I've been waiting for another mental heal recs video for so long. Thank you Emma! Ur an absolute queen, cant wait to here more from you!
I always appreciate these videos. Males dealing with anorexia is great representation. I think my favourite is The Bell Jar but also one you had recommended along time ago What I Lost
have you ever read Get Well Soon by Julie Halpern? it's an older book but was one I really liked growing up, would need to revisit it to assess how good the mental health rep is, but it's about an inpatient experience (dealing w/ depression & panic attacks) & is an owned voices book! it has a fat main character and a really cute love story :)
This video just made my not so great mental health day soooooo much better!! And Eliza and Her Monsters is one of my FAVOURITE books of all time!! 😍 I'm about to re read it for the third time cause I love it so much 😂
Eliza and Her Monsters is one of my all time favorites!!!!!!
I have another to add! A HEART IN A BODY IN THE WORLD. Deals with depression, anxiety, grief, and PTSD soooo beautifully. I cried at work. This also won the Printz Award for 2019!
Have you read Clean by Juno Dawson. Is has such diverse mental health rep including eating disorders, drug addiction, ocd. It's so good and hardly talked about
I can't wait to eventually read starfish
This is random but I know you love pole and in the book the nerd who loved me by vicki Lewis Thompson has a main character who is a pole dancer. You might like it
I knew the first book was going to be Truly Devious :D I actually read it last year but didn't really like it. I listened to the audio book and I think I just spaced out for a lot of it and that's why. But you mentioning it made me listen to The Vanishing Stair today and I LISTENED TO THE FULL THING and freaking enjoyed it. So once again Emma, thank you for the recommendation! :D
Challenger deep is mind blowing. Its my favourite mental health book. Another great one, but is just a fantasy novella, is The Slow Regard of Silent Things by patrick Rothfuss as character a portrayal of OCD/psychosis/schizophrenia if it is to be labelled. But you would have to read the main books first (so worth it).
Some of my other favourites are Turtles all the way down (lighter), All the bright places and The first time she drowned by Kerry Kletter.
Im going to check out Jane sinner, Four weeks five people and Little and lion - ive read and loved the others :) Thanks!
Nice try Jane Sinner and Little & Lion are two of my favs 😭❤️
I've really been enjoying books about mental health lately since getting put back on anti-anxiety meds, Zoloft. Anyone else take that???
I take Lexapro. I literally don't know what I would do without it.
I've taken zoloft in the past and it made me worse tbh, but I know people who've taken it and it really helped them.
If you are looking for more mental health books, I would recommend Am I normal yet? By Holly Bourne. It's about anxiety and OCD and how the main character starts to recover from it.
I loved Furiously happy by Jenny Dawson
Exactly what I need. Thank you!
one of my favorite mental health related books was Willow by Julia Hoban, it deals with self harm and definitely portrays the struggle accurately
So many books that I totally need to check out.
Ahhhh your makeup is flawless and so gorgeous!
Thank you so much for your recommendations, Emma! I need to read these books soon.
Every time I watch one of your videos I end up buying so many books and I LOVE IT!!!
Any book recommendations with good ptsd rep?
Specifically related to women.
Slaughterhouse five by Kurt Vonnegut
My favourite mental health book would have to “this song will save your life” by Leila Sales.
I love Am I Normal Yet by Holly Bourne. You should check it out
I always look forward to your mental health recs!
Aw gee, my TBR is growing by the second
😍😍😍 Emma you inspired me to start to expand my reading horizons, and to write about my own mental health issues. I won’t be publishing it, it is way too personal, but it helps me understand what’s going on in my head. 😍😍😍
that's so awesome!
just found ur channel and i love your content your officially my fav booktuber. p.s pls make alot of recommendation video. lots of love from Indonesia
what lid shade are you wearing? I love it
Thanks for this video as it helped me pick a book to read🥰
Where did you get your shadow hunter necklace from? love your videos, Eliza and her monsters is my new fave mental health book
Looking forward to reading a few of these😍😍 Also I haven’t heard you talk about it Emma but I really enjoyed Five Feet Apart so I would love to hear your thoughts on that!!
A friend of mine’s daughter just was diagnosed with selective mutism. Thanks for putting that in there about Eliza and her monsters! Do you know of any others that talk about that?
These videos make me happy, it's nice to find so many amazing books with mental health representation. It's something i've been very interested in as of late, since i myself have been suffering from anxiety for a while now. I feel like these books can make mental health a more visible issue and it's definitely what everyone needs.
Also, is one of your shelves backwards? The one under my plain jane 🤔
I got so excited when I saw this I live for mental health novels🙏
I need to pick up Truly Devious...I love true crime but like you, it also triggers my anxiety.
always love these videos, thank you for the recommendations!!
I'm always early for emma❤!! , also I love truly devious and the vanishing star has just blown me away completely!!
love youuuu, can you do a bookshelf tour? sending my love from Portugal :)
Wow! I didn't know nothing about selective mutism, thanks for let us know more about mental health, Emma
I've been wanting to read more mental health related books lately this is perfect💗 also you look great! I love the buns🖤
yay!! thank you