March, April, & May Wrap-up

I am a procrastinator. Thank you for watching!
Books:
Matrix by Lauren Groff
The Cabinet by Un-Su Kim
City of Saints and Madmen by Jeff VanderMeer
Black Leopard Red Wolf by Marlon James
The Beach by Alex Garland
Harrow by Joy Williams
A Ghost in the Throat by Doireann Ni Ghriofa
A Tip for the Hangman by Allison Epstein
Love in Color by Bolu Babalola
Pachinko by Min Jin Lee
Piranesi by Susanna Clarke
Sorrow and Bliss by Meg Mason
Re-reading Piranesi:
• Reading Vlog || Reread...
Over Coffee (Black Leopard Red Wolf):
• Over Coffee || recent ...

[@moonbeambri]

These are the types of videos I love watching it felt like old Booktube again! Thank you 💞

[@pettyella6607]

a ghost in the throat sounds suuuper interesting👀 thank you for talking about it!

[@Rachel-6016]

Not you talking about some of my favourite books over the past year or so… Pachinko, Piranesi, Matrix and Sorrow and Bliss. Great taste xx hehe

[@benjaminjournal]

Matrix for the win!!! So good. Love that you loved it as well.

[@canataliano]

You’ve really got me wanting to read Pachinko! I’ve read something that it reminds me of only set in and around WWI and WWII in Italy called “Under the Light of the Italian Moon” by Jennifer Anton. Very female story driven, inter generational, and a fictionalised account of her own family’s story.

[@beckycanty]

I haven't even watched yet but I love your tom tom club tshirt!!

[@percydoeseverything]

I've only read Piranesi out of these... But now I think I really need to look into the other books you talked about! Especially Matrix.

[@jessdekkerreads8792]

Love you and loved this wrap up!

[@pagesofcarolyn]

Love YOU

[@kiranreader]

i just love how passionate you are about vandermeer's books!!!

[@pagesofcarolyn]

he speaks to my soul!

[@gustavogutierrez2709]

Have you read the southern reach trilogy? I’m halfway through it and I find it dull compared to the film Annihilation

[@andreapadilla347]

i also read and fell in love with matrix, do you have any recommendations based off of it? i haven’t read any other fiction set in medieval times so i’d love some recommendations!