Johan!! Yay! Thank you so much for being part of this collab- loved your recommendation (I was on the fence between The Emperor’s Soul and Stardust actually!) hopefully this helps lots of people!
Oh Mike what an honor for you to join this collab! And now I will need to give Dresden files another try! I was so sure it wasn’t for me after book 1, but you just pitch it with so much emotion for me to avoid it lol
Mike your the man its time for priest of bones mike war for the rose thrones is a perfect series for you mike i been following you for years if you like we are the dead war for the rose thrones is better. Easy reading its gonna be in your top 5 all time get on it please
Dresden is what got me into reading again some years ago. And that also lead me to your channel, Mike, and your Dresden videos. Been a fan of both since then.
So many great recommendations here!! I'm happy to see I wasn't the only one to recommend Discworld! Johan's recommendation of Neil Gaiman is another great one, Gaiman has some incredible stories. And Elliot's recommendation of Full Metal Alchemist is perfect too, one of my favorite manga's! I'm now interested in reading The Wandering Inn. Thanks for inviting me on the channel Isa :D
Aaah Jay! So honored you were part of this collaboration! 100% agree with Ocean at the end of the lane (I was thinking about Stardust also as a great book to help people out!!) and can’t wait to read Fullmetal! It’s one of my favorite animes, so hopefully I also enjoy it! As per Discworld… I neeed to get to it soon! This month for sure will start with either Guards Guards or Death!
Thank you so much for including me in this great video! It's such a great balance between smaller booktubers like Daniel and Merphy and bigger channels like me 😂 also Discworld getting multiple mentions like it deserves!
Hahahaha I am dying over this comment! 😂😂- you exactly conveyed the spirit of the video! Thank you so much Ben for joining and recommending, I hope we can help people out! 🫶
You know what I love about this video the most? More than the recommendations, it's the sense of community. That's one of the things I love the most about the Booktube community, I personally have not seen this amount of collabs on other YT communities. Always willing and happy to share, to help, to give a shout out, to welcome newcomers, and to make them feel part of the community. This amount of so many great Booktubers (including you Isa) has put a big smile on my face and made me feel like I had just read a cozy fantasy. Loved this!!!
Ahhh Jeanette! I can’t agree more! I feel truly honored that these brilliant amazing booktubers invested time thinking and filming their best rec to beat a reading slump so that we can all benefit from those recs! I am really in awe! Thank you for watching!
The only thing on this level for amount of collaborators I've seen is Paul Davids where he writes a chord progression and has a bunch of guitarists write a solo for it.
Thank you so much for including me in this fantastic video with so many wonderful booktubers! I had such a great time listening to everyone’s recommendations!
Thank you so much for inviting me to share a recommendation on your wonderful video! I loved everyone's choices, and I'm going to keep this list handy next time I'm in a reading slump. ❤
Ahh Johanna!! Thank you so so much for joining the collab! I feel so fortunate that you guys invested time here! Hopefully this helps lots of people in the future 🫶!!
I love how Discworld is the choice here by most. Discworld is my favourite fantasy series of all time. I will scream it from the mountain top. I always look forward to my monthly discworld book! Thanks for this great video.
Great video! I really love the sense of community within the booktube space ☺ Personally loving the multiple recommendations for Discworld! These are my absolute favourite books, and I'm thrilled that so many others love them too! A few recommendations here that I'm really interested in picking up, so thank you for extending my ever growing tbr list 🤣
Hahah having an ever growing TBR list is our curse! Agree with the community! i am so humbled by all of these amazing booktubers and how they jumped to the opportunity to create something to help all of us! 🫶- what a great community! Uhh I will pick up probably Mort soon!Thank you for watching!
@@PetrikLeo im starting we are the dead now pertik because of you! Love your work ethic and commitment i feel you really put the reading hours in and it shows !
This video is incredible Isa!!!! This must have taken so much behind the scenes work, both organizing and editing, and I think it has really paid off. I’m loving this list of books to pull from and I hope you’ve definitely found some new favorites!! (You opening packages at the very end was great) I’ve also got quite a few new channels to subscribe to and it’s awesome that you were highlighting other booktubers for their awesome content!
Jessie!!! Thank you so much! I am so humbled all of these amazing booktubers decided to join and help us out 🥹! It’s been an incredible journey!! I am now halfway through The Last Cuentista and really loving it!! How great that you found new channels!
Added to the Discworld recommendation! i always have a discworld book on the go (the new audiobooks are fantastic). Cozy fantasy with thought provoking themes and witty clever humour
Yes, Emperor's Soul. I used that to introduce a friend to Sanderson. I'm not sure he'll ever read the longer tomes, but at least he got to experience part of the Cosmere.
Such a great collab of booktubers and excellent recommendations! Thank you for putting this together! I'm sorry I have not discovered your channel sooner. Insta-subbed now. I've reread Pratchett many times for my slump. Now I have even more go-to's thanks to you. Cheers!
Yay! Welcome to our little family! So happy that you’ve found the channel- and most of all, that you’ve enjoyed the video and the recs! I don’t know if you feel it as feel, but I now can’t wait to read all of these!
I agree with Murphy about the Guide to the Galaxy books, they are pretty incredible. But what I'd recommend and what I actually do, when I'm in a reading slump, is to read the Witcher short stories collections by Andrzej Sapkowski (The Last Wish and Sword of Destiny). They are just amazing.
Thank you so much for sharing your rec! Hopefully this helps lots of people pick up the Witcher! I so so need to read the Guide to the Galaxy! Probably this month?
The Emperor's Soul is a most excellent choice. The whole concept of being able to craft and shape a soul is something that I had never seen anywhere else. We also learn that objects have souls as well.
Agreeee!!! Don’t you think that the way in which Shai displays her magic can very much be a precursor for Shallan’s? Beyond that, if you haven’t already, please pick up Foundryside! Not the same magic, but it felt similar!
Yes, right there with ya, Mike. When I'm in a slump Dresden is a very reliable remedy. If we're talking single books here, I'd pick The Hobbit - fun, fast-paced, and easy to read.
Wow... this video resonated with me a lot. I didn't realize I was in a slump until recently... but it's been almost a 10 year slump, with only Sword of Kaigen and Wise Man's Fear to break it up.
Man, Sword of Kaigen is amazing - so happy you read it! Aaah! Yay for this video working for you! Hopefully it will give you great recommendations to get out of a slump!
What an amazing job you have done in putting this video together !! 🤗 I'm discovering a lot of potential new favourites in this video, thank you so much ! 🤭
Great video! What a range of genres, I'm definitely bookmarking this for later. Also, let me add another vote for Discworld, it's really great for slumps! Frostheart sounds absolutely amazing, reminds me of How To Train Your Dragon!
Yay! So so happy you enjoyed it!! I also feel I will come back to these recommendations over time! (Although right now all I want to do is read these)! I will start with The Last Cuentista and Frostheart will go next! Care for a buddy read? 🫶
@Fun Fantasy Books I'd love to buddy read Frostheart with you ❣️ Running to buy a physical copy just for the illustrations 🏃♀️ Though if it's fine by you I'd prefer to wait until the second half of the month since I'm in the middle of dense hisfic right now
Some great recommendations. I will add some of them to my TBR for sure. Also will need to check out more booktubers. I was in a really bad reading slump a few years ago and what worked for me: graphic novels. The visual aspect helped me keep my attention on the book, and I could get through them in no time. In my case, it was The Sandman by Neil Gaiman. But other graphic novels would work too. Many popular novels have also been turned into graphic novels, which might be a good way to revisit an old favorite.
Yay! So happy you enjoyed them! I hope this video helps you to avoid any new reading slump! I’ve actually not read many graphic novels! But I’ve heard wonders!
Personally I recommend The Keepers of the Lost Cities. I was in a reading slump for a LONG long time then I saw this book and gave it try and damn when I say that revived my interest in reading... I was actually happy when I saw that there are 9 total book and heard the author is working on the 10th and final one. Again highly recommend it
Ahh thank you so much for the recommendation! You just discovered a new series for me! Hopefully it also helps other people if they check the comments!
A couple of books that pulled me out of a reading slump are Margaret Rogerson's An Enchantment of Ravens and Sorcery of Thorns. Both great standalones romance fantasy, first more mystical, cozy autumn fairy vibes and second magical librarian demon hunters. The Enchantment, author's debut, haunts me (in the best way) with its mix of engaging main characters and a world that at some points gave me strong Tainted Grail Avalon/Annihilation vibes 💯
Uuuuhh yeah I can 100% agree that Margaret Rogerson’s standalones are great for reading slumps! Specially Sorcery of Thorns for me (the relationship between Silas & Nathaniel is too precious and funny)! Thank you for sharing your recommendations!! Hopefully it will help other people out!
I agree with your recommendation~ I've reread Emperor's Soul 3 times. I mean after that I go into reading all of the cosmere and others of Sanderson hahahaha
Geeezzz wow LOVE THIS🎉🎉 wow I bet you are a very good friend since all these youtubers participated. I hope you can continue doing this, add more youtubers, maybe share more readings with each one🎉 So many recommendations and I am letting know each of this youtubers that I found them thanks to you and I've had already subscribed to their channels. 💚💛🧡❤️💚💙
Yay!! Spread the love! So happy you found a lot of amazing booktubers! All of them are brilliant, and made a huge effort sharing this clip here! i feel so honored!
@@FunFantasyBooks most of the time to get out of a slump I reread something I know I like - rereading The Pearl by John Steinbeck recently was an absolute joy. (Video essay on my channel about it). Have a great day!
Thank you for watching! Glad that you enjoyed it! Who’s the author for Snowcrash? Will for sure help others is we can know why you think it could help beat a reading slump!
I have been on reading slumps multiple times. The current one was when my dad dies in 2021. I lost my appetite in reading and the one book that got me out of the slump was The Home of Peculiar Children by Ransom Riggs. It is a YA Fantasy book, not too thick and not too thin, and it has an easy-to-understand stupendous writing style both for young and adult bookworms. This is my go-to book, I have re-read it twice and have a plan to re-read it again.
Hiya Dean! Thank you so much for adding your recommendation, I am sure it will help others to get out of their reading slumps (if they decide to navigate the comments!). So sorry about your dad, I can’t imagine the pain- I wish you to find books that bring you joy and happiness 🫶
My very first thought was it's gotta be Brandon Sanderson. Great recs otherwise but I'm glad you agree! One recommendation I'd give is to switch up the format and listen to an audiobook! I've been blowing through books again, even sneaking a few non-fiction books in between my normal diet of fantasy/sci-fi books. At first I resisted doing this, but sometimes the reader(s) really add something unique and special to a story, e.g. in The Blade Itself by Joe Abercrombie, the reader's voice for Inquisitor Glokta is phenomenal. I've also listened to a dramatic recording of Neil Gaiman's The Sandman, which was a really cool way to experience the story.
Ahh what an amazing recommendation! I agree 100% that audiobooks are a great way to get out of a slump! I really enjoyed Glokta! Also the narration of Project Hail Mary I thought it was phenomenal! P.S: I got a bit late to this comment! I am on holidays 🫶!!
Great video. Weirdly I never got on with the Discworld books. Not sure why. However when I just need to get back in the swing of reading, any of the Red Dwarf books do it for me.
Same!! For some mystical magical reason I’ve never read Discworld before! I am now reading Mort after the recommendations and man I am enjoying it! Thank you for sharing your recommendation! I hope it keeps helping people!!
In my opinion I feel it depends on the genre someone likes and what elements they want and need in a story. But I like that these amazing booktubers gave recommendations for getting out of a slump. For me I am addicted to being on social media (Just Facebook) and being online in general. Also watching movies and tv shows.
Yeah agreed! Each of us will need something slightly different! I am so humbled these great booktubers decided to join and help 🥹. Ahh best community ever!
I would assume so! Hopefully the video gave you reading material to get out of a slump! and mayyybe even help you discover other great booktubers? Let me know!
As soon as the video started, I thought about it, and my first thought was what I do when in a reading slump: change genres, as that always works for me. But then I figured you wanted concrete fantasy choices, so I thought of The Emperor's Soul! So great minds think alike! 😎
Ahhh hopefully you keep your good luck with books! Thanks for letting people know that you support Discworld & Dresden Files! I have no excuse now but to read them!
Murderbot is my go to when I'm feeling a slump coming on. Also the ebon blades series (grog 1, 2 etc) Is amazing for low commitment fun but shockingly deep at times. Really can't recommend it highly enough
More realistically I think a book to break you out of your slump just needs to be easy to read. The pacing, flow, etc. is what matters more. It could be a simple book with no real depth or insight at all. Could be pure action with no large overall plot. It doesn't really matter what the book is, just has to be something you'll keep reading while in the slump. Some of these choices just don't seem like slump breakers. If I was in a slump and read some of these descriptions I'd just add the book to a list and forget about it. Some of these are great though. Like they said though, everyone's slump breakers will be different. For instance with the Dresden files it wouldn't matter much if you read the books out of order. Some parts would be confusing and you'd lack background information on certain characters... but each story has a beginning and end. The main focus is still the main character though there's a ton of side characters. There's a lot of books in the series but it's not intimidating like The Wheel of Time. The books aren't that long and each one is a full story.
Absolutely! Each of us might need something different to get out of a slump! Personally for me I need to care about the characters and if there’s some humor and great magic all the better, but also needs to be pretty light! Thank you for supporting the Dresden Files (Mike’s pick!) hopefully this will help others to pick Dresden up!
This video and the whole comments section have so much community spirit, it makes me so happy to see 🤍 Everyone's talking about fantasy and then there's me currently, I've been kind of feeling a reading slump for the past few days (and still am) and my brain could only accept either non-fiction or Pride and Prejudice, no in-between 🤣I'm still not sure if P&P was the cause or remedy of it, but I finished it now and I regret nothing hahah xD
Hahaha Pride and Prejudice is no doubt an amazing read! Ahhh yes! I am so filled with happiness right now! - these amazing booktubers made the effort to film a clip to get us out of any reading slump and I am now obsessed with all of these recs!! (And so honored!)
I mostly read series. I do a lot of re-reads in between new series, to kind of help my mind settle before moving on to the next new series. One of my favorite re-reads is - the Raine Benares series, by Lisa Shearin. The writing just flows across the page and takes me along for the ride. Just an all around enjoyable read for me. An Elf girl tries to help a friend, accidentally gets bonded to a cursed rock, and everything goes to hell. Jennifer Estep has several series I really enjoy. The fact they're in the same universe just adds to it, I think. Bigtime, Elemental Assassin, Black Blade. I really like her writing style, and the characters are fun and interesting. Ghost Girl / The Crane Diaries, by Apryl Baker. Foster kid sees ghosts. When she sees her foster sister's ghost, she finally stops ignoring her gift, and uncovers a serial killer. Later discovers she was kidnapped from one of the Main Magical Families, The Cranes, is reunited with her father, and her adventures continue. I've only read through these twice now, but I get sucked in every time. (This author also has other series set in the same universe, and some of those characters make an appearance.) Pretty much anything by Ilona Andrew or C.J. Archer are also fun re-reads that help me get past that slump. The Beginner's Guide to Necromancy, or Black Dog (and spin offs), by Hailey Edwards. October Daye by Seanan McGuire
Wow. Thank you so much for adding different recommendations!! I’m sure other people will find it useful as well! Personally, I am fascinated by the premise of Ghost Girl! Definitely added it to my TBR! Thank you!!
@@FunFantasyBooks Sorry, it's The Ghost Files, rather than Ghost Girl. And I'm not saying it's the best series ever. There are some flaws. The Crane Diaries are much better written, but are a continuation of the first series. The main point, for me, is that it is an interesting story, and one you don't have to think about too deeply - because I tend to get burn out after I've read a book or series that is all engrossing or intense, so can't settle into something else quite yet. Raine Benares, on the other hand, is well written and engrossing. It's the writing that makes it easy to read and fall into. Just a well balanced and enjoyable read. At least in my opinion. Can't recommend Jennifer Estep, or Ilona Andrews enough. Again, these are easier reads - For those times your brain doesn't want to cope with something a lot more in depth or intense, but still want a good story.
A book that got me out of a reading slump is the way underrated The Book of Koli It's amazing sci-fi fantasy about a post apocalyptic world where the protagonist needs to save the last few remnants of humanity by uniting them again to diversify our gene pool - hence making it possible for humanity to survive. It's written in a future grammar English! It takes time to get used to it but it's fun, it has a very captivating storyline and the ending is fully satisfying!
Ahh thank you for the recommendation Phoebe! It sounds really great! Hopefully it helps other people searching for books to get them out of a reading slump!
ACOTAR really took me out of a reading slump. Before it, i hadn’t read in like 4 years because nothing felt right. After acotar last year, i ended the year with 32 books read. Some were definitely low quality, but acotar really took me out of the reading slump
I am so very happy to read it! I also started reading again a few years back because of a Sarah J Maas book (in this case Throne of Glass!)! And I definitely agree that ACOTAR is a great book to do that job! Thank you for sharing!
That’s a lot of recs from a lot of great BookTubers. I almost wish I had an issue with reading slumps so I could try all these out. 😂 (good thing I’m already planning on reading many of them). -T
@@FunFantasyBooks I think I have to start with a YA fantasy to get a grip of magical storytelling again with something a bit easier. I'll return to this after i shake off the decades of rust.
@@samkozz hahah I love YA fantasy, so if you let me know what kind of stories you think you’ll like, I can try and help! (Maybe referencing TV series if no other book or tropes comes to mind?)
listening to the audiobook of old favorites always works for me. Hitchhikers Guide read by Douglas Adams himself, or Lotr read by Rob Inglis are my two go-to's
Brilliant video, lots of my favourites! My recommendations would also include Red Dwarf Omnibus by Grant/Naylor. Funny, absurd, easy to read but with thought behind, like Discworld. Legends edited by Robert Silverberg. A bunch of really good fantasy short stories set in the fantasyworld each author have created. A great way to find a author one might have missed. Neverwhere by Neil Gaiman. Underground London, filled with absurd and funny characters. 😊
Elliot. What are the series of books in your bookshelves 3rd (across), 2nd (down) that form a pattern similar to a globe when put together? Love that design.
For me, recently I had one, and the book that is picking me is from a French author! she write amazing fantasy !! But I would say, a French romance author too ! This is a perfect video at the perfect time !
Ahhh you know what they say.. great minds think alike! Haha. Seriously now, so happy you watch the video and that you’ve already read and loved Emperor’s Soul 🥹
Haha a very accurate statement! Although there are other recs that are also amazing! (At least I can say this for the ones I’ve read which are Ocean, Black Sun, Legends and Lattes and Acotar)
They made a book adaptation of "Attack of the Killer Tomatoes"... Yes. This is what I'll be reading when I finish the Suntup edition of "The Handmaid's Tale" or "Behold the Void" by Philip Fracassi. One of those two.
Guards! Guards! is everything described and one of my favorite reads of all time. When you likely decide you want to read all of Pratchett, remember to stop before his early onset Alzheimer's made his work read like fan fiction. (Unseen Academicals)
@@FunFantasyBooks You're in for a treat. It's one of the funniest most preceptive things You'll ever read. Pratchett's Alzheimer's was exceedingly sad. The good news is before the quality fell off so badly, he wrote a huge amount that ranged from good to brilliant. (Do stop with Unseen Academicals.)
I read a lot of books (physical) before. Due to my sight i stopped. Now some 20 y later ì decided to start reading again. Bought a e -reaðer but can't reålly find a book to start wiith. I'm not afraid of the classics.
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Thank you so much for having me on!!
Ahhh what an honor to have you collaborating in this video Daniel! Thank you so much!
Daniel greene the goat of booktube! We need more book reviews though ur still awesome though
Ok but where did you get that edition of guards guards?
Guards Guards is a great choice
The Goblin, of course the TH-cam dropped me here. 😁
This is amazing!!! Almost all of my favourite booktubers are in this video! Thank you so much for including me in this collab!
Johan!! Yay! Thank you so much for being part of this collab- loved your recommendation (I was on the fence between The Emperor’s Soul and Stardust actually!) hopefully this helps lots of people!
Same
I really appreciate being asked to be a part of such a wonderful collection of fellow Tubers! Got some great recommendations here.
Oh Mike what an honor for you to join this collab! And now I will need to give Dresden files another try! I was so sure it wasn’t for me after book 1, but you just pitch it with so much emotion for me to avoid it lol
Mike your the man its time for priest of bones mike war for the rose thrones is a perfect series for you mike i been following you for years if you like we are the dead war for the rose thrones is better. Easy reading its gonna be in your top 5 all time get on it please
I know you liked that Green Mile recommendation =p
Dresden is what got me into reading again some years ago. And that also lead me to your channel, Mike, and your Dresden videos. Been a fan of both since then.
@@KennethJAdams Mike is truly the best! He’s convinced me to read Dresden 👀
So many great recommendations here!! I'm happy to see I wasn't the only one to recommend Discworld! Johan's recommendation of Neil Gaiman is another great one, Gaiman has some incredible stories. And Elliot's recommendation of Full Metal Alchemist is perfect too, one of my favorite manga's! I'm now interested in reading The Wandering Inn. Thanks for inviting me on the channel Isa :D
Aaah Jay! So honored you were part of this collaboration! 100% agree with Ocean at the end of the lane (I was thinking about Stardust also as a great book to help people out!!) and can’t wait to read Fullmetal! It’s one of my favorite animes, so hopefully I also enjoy it! As per Discworld… I neeed to get to it soon! This month for sure will start with either Guards Guards or Death!
I love the fma:brotherhood anime, someday I'll read the manga
Thank you so much for including me in this great video! It's such a great balance between smaller booktubers like Daniel and Merphy and bigger channels like me 😂 also Discworld getting multiple mentions like it deserves!
Hahahaha I am dying over this comment! 😂😂- you exactly conveyed the spirit of the video! Thank you so much Ben for joining and recommending, I hope we can help people out! 🫶
Lmfao n00bs compared to your LEGEND
You know what I love about this video the most? More than the recommendations, it's the sense of community. That's one of the things I love the most about the Booktube community, I personally have not seen this amount of collabs on other YT communities. Always willing and happy to share, to help, to give a shout out, to welcome newcomers, and to make them feel part of the community. This amount of so many great Booktubers (including you Isa) has put a big smile on my face and made me feel like I had just read a cozy fantasy. Loved this!!!
Ahhh Jeanette! I can’t agree more! I feel truly honored that these brilliant amazing booktubers invested time thinking and filming their best rec to beat a reading slump so that we can all benefit from those recs! I am really in awe! Thank you for watching!
The only thing on this level for amount of collaborators I've seen is Paul Davids where he writes a chord progression and has a bunch of guitarists write a solo for it.
@@fishsohorny haha love the reference!
Thank you so much for including me in this fantastic video with so many wonderful booktubers! I had such a great time listening to everyone’s recommendations!
Aaaah Alex! I am so happy you joined! Thank you so much 🫶!! Also agree the recs are amazing! I am now wanting to read all of these!!
Great choice,from all the recommendations in this video,The Green Mile I love the most.
Thank you so much for inviting me to share a recommendation on your wonderful video! I loved everyone's choices, and I'm going to keep this list handy next time I'm in a reading slump. ❤
Ahh Johanna!! Thank you so so much for joining the collab! I feel so fortunate that you guys invested time here! Hopefully this helps lots of people in the future 🫶!!
I love how Discworld is the choice here by most. Discworld is my favourite fantasy series of all time. I will scream it from the mountain top. I always look forward to my monthly discworld book! Thanks for this great video.
Aaah so happy you enjoyed the video!! And thanks for letting us know that you also support Discworld!
Thank you so much for including me on this Isa!! ❤
Ahhh Jessie!! So happy you joined the collaboration! Thank you so so much! Black Sun is fantastic and deserves to be picked up! 🥹
I think Tress of the emerald sea could fit into this. its very fun and light hearted and full of great magic and characters
Yeah! What a great recommendation! i 100% agree! Easy, funny and adventurous!
Great video! I really love the sense of community within the booktube space ☺
Personally loving the multiple recommendations for Discworld! These are my absolute favourite books, and I'm thrilled that so many others love them too!
A few recommendations here that I'm really interested in picking up, so thank you for extending my ever growing tbr list 🤣
Hahah having an ever growing TBR list is our curse! Agree with the community! i am so humbled by all of these amazing booktubers and how they jumped to the opportunity to create something to help all of us! 🫶- what a great community! Uhh I will pick up probably Mort soon!Thank you for watching!
THIS IS SO INCREDIBLE! Thank you so much for putting this together!
Yay! Thank you for watching! Happy it is useful!!
Then there's Merphy, undulating around the rules and giving 2 recommendations
Haha both are amazing tho so i can’t complain 😂!!
Thank you for the invitation to this great project! Many great recommendations here. 🤩
Ahh! Thank YOU for joining this collaboration and sharing a great recommendation to help people out! ✨
Petrik one of my favorites! Cuz of you i read war for the rose throne and it is amazing absolutely love it trying to get mikebooks to read it .
@@Gamin-yyd Now that makes me happy. To my mind, you should keep pushing this to Mike. 😁
@@PetrikLeo im starting we are the dead now pertik because of you! Love your work ethic and commitment i feel you really put the reading hours in and it shows !
This video is incredible Isa!!!! This must have taken so much behind the scenes work, both organizing and editing, and I think it has really paid off.
I’m loving this list of books to pull from and I hope you’ve definitely found some new favorites!! (You opening packages at the very end was great) I’ve also got quite a few new channels to subscribe to and it’s awesome that you were highlighting other booktubers for their awesome content!
Jessie!!! Thank you so much! I am so humbled all of these amazing booktubers decided to join and help us out 🥹! It’s been an incredible journey!!
I am now halfway through The Last Cuentista and really loving it!! How great that you found new channels!
Added to the Discworld recommendation! i always have a discworld book on the go (the new audiobooks are fantastic). Cozy fantasy with thought provoking themes and witty clever humour
Aaahh knowing that the audio versions are great really help as I am starting to read more this way! Thank you!
Yes, Emperor's Soul.
I used that to introduce a friend to Sanderson. I'm not sure he'll ever read the longer tomes, but at least he got to experience part of the Cosmere.
Ahhh you made him a favor! I’ve just made my one of my best friends to read Mistborn and I feel so accomplished, lol
Such a great collab of booktubers and excellent recommendations! Thank you for putting this together! I'm sorry I have not discovered your channel sooner. Insta-subbed now. I've reread Pratchett many times for my slump. Now I have even more go-to's thanks to you. Cheers!
Yay! Welcome to our little family! So happy that you’ve found the channel- and most of all, that you’ve enjoyed the video and the recs! I don’t know if you feel it as feel, but I now can’t wait to read all of these!
I agree with Murphy about the Guide to the Galaxy books, they are pretty incredible. But what I'd recommend and what I actually do, when I'm in a reading slump, is to read the Witcher short stories collections by Andrzej Sapkowski (The Last Wish and Sword of Destiny). They are just amazing.
Thank you so much for sharing your rec! Hopefully this helps lots of people pick up the Witcher! I so so need to read the Guide to the Galaxy! Probably this month?
This was so good!!! Thank you so much for including me in this video ❤❤❤❤
Yay Hannah!! I am so happy you joined! Thank you so much! I will pick up your rec later this month I believe!!
The Emperor's Soul is a most excellent choice. The whole concept of being able to craft and shape a soul is something that I had never seen anywhere else. We also learn that objects have souls as well.
Agreeee!!! Don’t you think that the way in which Shai displays her magic can very much be a precursor for Shallan’s?
Beyond that, if you haven’t already, please pick up Foundryside! Not the same magic, but it felt similar!
@@FunFantasyBooks Will do! 🙂
@@pugshorty9852 yay!!
Amazing video as usual. This time it was even more special with the inclusion of all these amazing different booktubers, keep it up!!
Yay Lily! Thank you!! So happy you enjoyed it!
Yes, right there with ya, Mike. When I'm in a slump Dresden is a very reliable remedy. If we're talking single books here, I'd pick The Hobbit - fun, fast-paced, and easy to read.
A great recommendation! And so happy you agreed with Mike! Thanks for sharing it!
Wow... this video resonated with me a lot. I didn't realize I was in a slump until recently... but it's been almost a 10 year slump, with only Sword of Kaigen and Wise Man's Fear to break it up.
Man, Sword of Kaigen is amazing - so happy you read it! Aaah! Yay for this video working for you! Hopefully it will give you great recommendations to get out of a slump!
So glad Murphey added her go to anti slump book. Would have loved to hear all the others too
Ahh Merphy is the best!
What an amazing job you have done in putting this video together !! 🤗 I'm discovering a lot of potential new favourites in this video, thank you so much ! 🤭
Ahhh! Thank you so so much! 🫶- It makes me really happy to read that you have found here amazing recommendations!! I hope you end up enjoying them!
awesome video! honestly great for pointing out other booktubers i havent heard of before
Ahhh yay!! So happy you also enjoyed the content of less known booktubers (myself included!!)
I've never been in a slump but I definitely would recommend Discworld anytime someone is
Ahh lucky you!! Any book you’d like to highlight from Discworld? 👀
Great video! What a range of genres, I'm definitely bookmarking this for later. Also, let me add another vote for Discworld, it's really great for slumps!
Frostheart sounds absolutely amazing, reminds me of How To Train Your Dragon!
Yay! So so happy you enjoyed it!! I also feel I will come back to these recommendations over time! (Although right now all I want to do is read these)! I will start with The Last Cuentista and Frostheart will go next! Care for a buddy read? 🫶
@Fun Fantasy Books I'd love to buddy read Frostheart with you ❣️ Running to buy a physical copy just for the illustrations 🏃♀️ Though if it's fine by you I'd prefer to wait until the second half of the month since I'm in the middle of dense hisfic right now
@@laku_u it is totally fine! ❣️- I can wait!! Haha yeah, the book is so gorgeous 🥹
This video gave me 6 new channels to follow. Thank you!
Aaah I love to read that! All of these amazing booktubers are different and have something special! So happy you found new ones!
Some great recommendations. I will add some of them to my TBR for sure. Also will need to check out more booktubers. I was in a really bad reading slump a few years ago and what worked for me: graphic novels. The visual aspect helped me keep my attention on the book, and I could get through them in no time. In my case, it was The Sandman by Neil Gaiman. But other graphic novels would work too. Many popular novels have also been turned into graphic novels, which might be a good way to revisit an old favorite.
Yay! So happy you enjoyed them! I hope this video helps you to avoid any new reading slump!
I’ve actually not read many graphic novels! But I’ve heard wonders!
The Sandman is so good.
Personally I recommend The Keepers of the Lost Cities. I was in a reading slump for a LONG long time then I saw this book and gave it try and damn when I say that revived my interest in reading... I was actually happy when I saw that there are 9 total book and heard the author is working on the 10th and final one. Again highly recommend it
Ahh thank you so much for the recommendation! You just discovered a new series for me! Hopefully it also helps other people if they check the comments!
instantly went into my book playlist to keep referring this video
YES!!! Can’t be happier right now! Hopefully this video can help you out in the future! 🫶
@@FunFantasyBooks it already is. Thank you!
A couple of books that pulled me out of a reading slump are Margaret Rogerson's An Enchantment of Ravens and Sorcery of Thorns. Both great standalones romance fantasy, first more mystical, cozy autumn fairy vibes and second magical librarian demon hunters. The Enchantment, author's debut, haunts me (in the best way) with its mix of engaging main characters and a world that at some points gave me strong Tainted Grail Avalon/Annihilation vibes 💯
Uuuuhh yeah I can 100% agree that Margaret Rogerson’s standalones are great for reading slumps! Specially Sorcery of Thorns for me (the relationship between Silas & Nathaniel is too precious and funny)! Thank you for sharing your recommendations!! Hopefully it will help other people out!
Amazing collab! Thanks for the recommendation.
PS: I love the drammatic spining from Daniel Greene in 0:17 lol
Hahaha it’s fantastic I laugh out loud the first time that I saw it lol
Guards! Guards! Is so so good! The City Watch are such a good group of misfits
Can’t wait to pick it up! Probably my next read after I finish the last cuentista!
WOW! Hands down best booktube video of the year so far. If I was giving out awards you would be getting a nomination.
Yay! Haha this made so happy! I now want 100% that nomination! Seriously now, I am really glad it helped, thanks for watching it!
Discworld is the best recommendation 💜 Happy to see so many recommend it!
Yay!! Thank you for adding another vote to Discworld! I am now starting Mort! Hopefully I will enjoy it!
Thank you for putting this together!!
My pleasure! So happy you enjoyed this! Hopefully it’s useful! If not now, maybe to prevent future reading slumps!!
I agree with your recommendation~ I've reread Emperor's Soul 3 times. I mean after that I go into reading all of the cosmere and others of Sanderson hahahaha
Hahaha HOW! Re-reading the Cosmere seems like an incredible feast! 👏! Also so happy you enjoyed the rec!!
Geeezzz wow LOVE THIS🎉🎉 wow I bet you are a very good friend since all these youtubers participated. I hope you can continue doing this, add more youtubers, maybe share more readings with each one🎉 So many recommendations and I am letting know each of this youtubers that I found them thanks to you and I've had already subscribed to their channels. 💚💛🧡❤️💚💙
Yay!! Spread the love! So happy you found a lot of amazing booktubers! All of them are brilliant, and made a huge effort sharing this clip here! i feel so honored!
Soo many great recommendations. I noted them down for next time I am in slump.
Aaaah thank you so much Anitha!! Any book you’d like to recommend? 👀
What a lovely sense of community :) Getting out of a reading slump is a great feeling
It absolutely is!! What’s the book that helped you out? (And that maybe will help others?)
@@FunFantasyBooks most of the time to get out of a slump I reread something I know I like - rereading The Pearl by John Steinbeck recently was an absolute joy. (Video essay on my channel about it). Have a great day!
@@ThePortlyRaven thank you for the recommendation!
Fun video, was surprised that Snowcrash didn't make the list!
Thank you for watching! Glad that you enjoyed it! Who’s the author for Snowcrash? Will for sure help others is we can know why you think it could help beat a reading slump!
I have been on reading slumps multiple times. The current one was when my dad dies in 2021. I lost my appetite in reading and the one book that got me out of the slump was The Home of Peculiar Children by Ransom Riggs. It is a YA Fantasy book, not too thick and not too thin, and it has an easy-to-understand stupendous writing style both for young and adult bookworms. This is my go-to book, I have re-read it twice and have a plan to re-read it again.
Hiya Dean! Thank you so much for adding your recommendation, I am sure it will help others to get out of their reading slumps (if they decide to navigate the comments!). So sorry about your dad, I can’t imagine the pain- I wish you to find books that bring you joy and happiness 🫶
@@FunFantasyBooks Books are helping me survive grief. Nice video by the way. This is real hardwork.
@@deanryanmartin so happy to hear it 🫶! And thank you! It was all worth it!
@@FunFantasyBooks Keep going!
@@deanryanmartin will try!
The Last Cuentista is fantastic. One of my best books of 2022
Really!!! Yay! It’s my next read!! What a fascinating story (Also the cover is so beautiful)
@@FunFantasyBooks such a beautiful cover
This is amazing - thanks for putting this together 🎉😊
Yay!! So happy you enjoyed it! Great recommendations! Any favorites?
@@FunFantasyBooks Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy 🤓 - I have never read it :) Also, Full Metal Alchemist gets me out of ANY Slump - TV or Bookish lol
So first of all I Subscribed!
And second, I’m buying all of these books!
Aaahh welcome to this small family! So happy to have you here! And also, haha same with the books 💸🙋🏻♀️
My very first thought was it's gotta be Brandon Sanderson. Great recs otherwise but I'm glad you agree!
One recommendation I'd give is to switch up the format and listen to an audiobook! I've been blowing through books again, even sneaking a few non-fiction books in between my normal diet of fantasy/sci-fi books. At first I resisted doing this, but sometimes the reader(s) really add something unique and special to a story, e.g. in The Blade Itself by Joe Abercrombie, the reader's voice for Inquisitor Glokta is phenomenal. I've also listened to a dramatic recording of Neil Gaiman's The Sandman, which was a really cool way to experience the story.
Ahh what an amazing recommendation! I agree 100% that audiobooks are a great way to get out of a slump! I really enjoyed Glokta! Also the narration of Project Hail Mary I thought it was phenomenal!
P.S: I got a bit late to this comment! I am on holidays 🫶!!
Great video.
Weirdly I never got on with the Discworld books. Not sure why.
However when I just need to get back in the swing of reading, any of the Red Dwarf books do it for me.
Same!! For some mystical magical reason I’ve never read Discworld before! I am now reading Mort after the recommendations and man I am enjoying it!
Thank you for sharing your recommendation! I hope it keeps helping people!!
Anne Bishop's "The Others" series and "Lake
Silence" is one of my favorite books
Great Video, really enjoyed hearing from all my fav booktubers
Thank you so much! Truly honored they made their clip to help us all find books to beat reading slumps!
Legends and Lattes is a great choice - so cozy and enjoyable!
100%!!! As Johanna said, the very well deserved cup of coffee made book haha! It is just such a happy book!
@@FunFantasyBooks Yes! And these days I need a lot of happy books!
In my opinion I feel it depends on the genre someone likes and what elements they want and need in a story. But I like that these amazing booktubers gave recommendations for getting out of a slump.
For me I am addicted to being on social media (Just Facebook) and being online in general. Also watching movies and tv shows.
Yeah agreed! Each of us will need something slightly different! I am so humbled these great booktubers decided to join and help 🥹. Ahh best community ever!
I AM SO SO GLAD THE EMPEROR'S SOUL IS MENTIONEDDDD I LOVE IT SO MUCH
It’s a brilliant book!! 🫶
Thanks so much for the video! I'm assuming TH-cam showed me the video 'cause I follow Daniel and Merphy. :)
I would assume so! Hopefully the video gave you reading material to get out of a slump! and mayyybe even help you discover other great booktubers? Let me know!
I Needed the avengers to assemble for me to beat this reading slump! Thank you for this video!!
Hahaha! I absolutely adore the reference!! I am thrilled that it is useful! Let’s beat that reading slump! 💪
Grear video and great book selections!
Yay! Thank you, man! Any book you’d like to recommend 👀?
As soon as the video started, I thought about it, and my first thought was what I do when in a reading slump: change genres, as that always works for me. But then I figured you wanted concrete fantasy choices, so I thought of The Emperor's Soul! So great minds think alike! 😎
@@RedFuryBooks aaah that’s so interesting! i’ve never tried to changes genres!! But yeah- great minds think alike 🥹
The ending was so wholesome. It made me smile
Yay! Hahah so happy to read it! 🫶- was it my dog, or the unboxing?
Really great video ill try some of these books to get me out of my reading slump
Yay!! Thank you so much!! So happy you enjoyed it! YES, try them and let me know if they worked for you next time!
I haven't read in over 2 years, this helped me get back into it🙏
Ahhh I am so happy to read it! Knowing it has helped, makes the effort worth it!
The book that gets me out of a reading slump is The Great Gatsby. Short, memorable, quotable, and lots of themes to get you thinking
Thank you much for adding your recommendation!! Hopefully it will help other people if they decide to navigate through the comments!
What an awesome video! Making notes on all of these x
So glad you enjoyed it!! Mark it if you want to come back to it later on in the year!! 🥹
This is a very insightful video. Thank you!
Yay!! So happy it got you new recommendations and tips to beat a reading slump!
Absolutely amazing video! I’m so happy to discover your channel!!
Ahh! Welcome to this small family! So happy you find us! (And even more that you enjoyed the video!!)
@@FunFantasyBooks I just viewed your channel, now I have something to binge for spring break! My poor TBR.. 😂😂🙌🏼
@@flywithty1 hahaha we can definitely have worse hobbies. That’s my only consolation 😂
@@FunFantasyBooks Much agreed!
Thankfully I am having a good run so far (touch wood) with my reading, but I second the people who mention Terry Pratchett and Dresden Files
Ahhh hopefully you keep your good luck with books! Thanks for letting people know that you support Discworld & Dresden Files! I have no excuse now but to read them!
A Wizard's Guide to Defensive Baking by T. Kingfisher gave me so much joy. The gingerbread men gave me Shrek vibes. 5 stars.
Really!! I 100% had it on my radar! After loving Nettle & Bone, I think I’ll really enjoy it! Thanks for the rec!
Murderbot is my go to when I'm feeling a slump coming on.
Also the ebon blades series (grog 1, 2 etc)
Is amazing for low commitment fun but shockingly deep at times. Really can't recommend it highly enough
Brilliant! Thank you for sharing your rec! Hopefully people will also find it out!
Every one of my favorite BookTubers are in this video!
Haha same!! They are brilliant and so open, I’m incredibly humbled by them!
More realistically I think a book to break you out of your slump just needs to be easy to read. The pacing, flow, etc. is what matters more. It could be a simple book with no real depth or insight at all. Could be pure action with no large overall plot.
It doesn't really matter what the book is, just has to be something you'll keep reading while in the slump. Some of these choices just don't seem like slump breakers. If I was in a slump and read some of these descriptions I'd just add the book to a list and forget about it.
Some of these are great though. Like they said though, everyone's slump breakers will be different. For instance with the Dresden files it wouldn't matter much if you read the books out of order. Some parts would be confusing and you'd lack background information on certain characters... but each story has a beginning and end. The main focus is still the main character though there's a ton of side characters. There's a lot of books in the series but it's not intimidating like The Wheel of Time. The books aren't that long and each one is a full story.
Absolutely! Each of us might need something different to get out of a slump! Personally for me I need to care about the characters and if there’s some humor and great magic all the better, but also needs to be pretty light!
Thank you for supporting the Dresden Files (Mike’s pick!) hopefully this will help others to pick Dresden up!
@@FunFantasyBooks Been buying them from Thrift Stores for years. Definitely an incomplete collection. Have cheated with my Kindle a few times.
This video just made me realize I might watch too much Booktube...subbed to like 90% of these people...maybe I should go read :)
Hahaha is there too much Booktube? 🤣- learning about books almost count same as reading lol (at least that’s what I tell myself 👀)!
This video and the whole comments section have so much community spirit, it makes me so happy to see 🤍 Everyone's talking about fantasy and then there's me currently, I've been kind of feeling a reading slump for the past few days (and still am) and my brain could only accept either non-fiction or Pride and Prejudice, no in-between 🤣I'm still not sure if P&P was the cause or remedy of it, but I finished it now and I regret nothing hahah xD
Hahaha Pride and Prejudice is no doubt an amazing read! Ahhh yes! I am so filled with happiness right now! - these amazing booktubers made the effort to film a clip to get us out of any reading slump and I am now obsessed with all of these recs!! (And so honored!)
I mostly read series. I do a lot of re-reads in between new series, to kind of help my mind settle before moving on to the next new series.
One of my favorite re-reads is - the Raine Benares series, by Lisa Shearin. The writing just flows across the page and takes me along for the ride. Just an all around enjoyable read for me. An Elf girl tries to help a friend, accidentally gets bonded to a cursed rock, and everything goes to hell.
Jennifer Estep has several series I really enjoy. The fact they're in the same universe just adds to it, I think. Bigtime, Elemental Assassin, Black Blade. I really like her writing style, and the characters are fun and interesting.
Ghost Girl / The Crane Diaries, by Apryl Baker. Foster kid sees ghosts. When she sees her foster sister's ghost, she finally stops ignoring her gift, and uncovers a serial killer. Later discovers she was kidnapped from one of the Main Magical Families, The Cranes, is reunited with her father, and her adventures continue. I've only read through these twice now, but I get sucked in every time. (This author also has other series set in the same universe, and some of those characters make an appearance.)
Pretty much anything by Ilona Andrew or C.J. Archer are also fun re-reads that help me get past that slump.
The Beginner's Guide to Necromancy, or Black Dog (and spin offs), by Hailey Edwards.
October Daye by Seanan McGuire
Wow. Thank you so much for adding different recommendations!! I’m sure other people will find it useful as well! Personally, I am fascinated by the premise of Ghost Girl! Definitely added it to my TBR! Thank you!!
@@FunFantasyBooks Sorry, it's The Ghost Files, rather than Ghost Girl. And I'm not saying it's the best series ever. There are some flaws. The Crane Diaries are much better written, but are a continuation of the first series. The main point, for me, is that it is an interesting story, and one you don't have to think about too deeply - because I tend to get burn out after I've read a book or series that is all engrossing or intense, so can't settle into something else quite yet.
Raine Benares, on the other hand, is well written and engrossing. It's the writing that makes it easy to read and fall into. Just a well balanced and enjoyable read. At least in my opinion.
Can't recommend Jennifer Estep, or Ilona Andrews enough.
Again, these are easier reads - For those times your brain doesn't want to cope with something a lot more in depth or intense, but still want a good story.
@@jelestra gotcha 📝! Yeah, reading something easy when you’re in a slump is also a great tip!
A book that got me out of a reading slump is the way underrated The Book of Koli
It's amazing sci-fi fantasy about a post apocalyptic world where the protagonist needs to save the last few remnants of humanity by uniting them again to diversify our gene pool - hence making it possible for humanity to survive. It's written in a future grammar English! It takes time to get used to it but it's fun, it has a very captivating storyline and the ending is fully satisfying!
Ahh thank you for the recommendation Phoebe! It sounds really great! Hopefully it helps other people searching for books to get them out of a reading slump!
ACOTAR really took me out of a reading slump. Before it, i hadn’t read in like 4 years because nothing felt right. After acotar last year, i ended the year with 32 books read. Some were definitely low quality, but acotar really took me out of the reading slump
I am so very happy to read it! I also started reading again a few years back because of a Sarah J Maas book (in this case Throne of Glass!)! And I definitely agree that ACOTAR is a great book to do that job! Thank you for sharing!
awesome vid!! thanks so much for this
Aaah! So happy you enjoyed it!! Let me know if it helps you out to beat a reading slump in the future!
You can not go wrong with Harry Dresden
So good to hear that you support Mike’s selection!!
Excellent suggestions! Thx
Ahh! So happy you loved them!! Keep them close 👀
That’s a lot of recs from a lot of great BookTubers. I almost wish I had an issue with reading slumps so I could try all these out. 😂 (good thing I’m already planning on reading many of them).
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Haha you’re so lucky you’re not in a slump!! We can 100% read them nonetheless! I am now reading The Last Cuentista and it’s fantastic!
@@FunFantasyBooks awesome! That’s one that I’ve been wanting to read since I saw Merphy’s video on it several months ago.
Im in a 20 year reading slump so this should be interesting
Hahah oh man, the only answer here is “challenge accepted”! Let me know if you pick up any of these books and if you do, if it works!!
@@FunFantasyBooks I think I have to start with a YA fantasy to get a grip of magical storytelling again with something a bit easier. I'll return to this after i shake off the decades of rust.
@@samkozz hahah I love YA fantasy, so if you let me know what kind of stories you think you’ll like, I can try and help! (Maybe referencing TV series if no other book or tropes comes to mind?)
It’s like my subscription feed decided to make a compilation video
Lol! What a great summary, yes 😂! So humbled these amazing booktubers made time to recommend us books to get out of a slump!
listening to the audiobook of old favorites always works for me. Hitchhikers Guide read by Douglas Adams himself, or Lotr read by Rob Inglis are my two go-to's
Amazing to know that the audiobooks are also killer options to beat any reading slump! Thank you for sharing it!
Brilliant video, lots of my favourites! My recommendations would also include Red Dwarf Omnibus by Grant/Naylor. Funny, absurd, easy to read but with thought behind, like Discworld.
Legends edited by Robert Silverberg. A bunch of really good fantasy short stories set in the fantasyworld each author have created. A great way to find a author one might have missed.
Neverwhere by Neil Gaiman. Underground London, filled with absurd and funny characters. 😊
Thank you!! they are also my favorite booktubers! Ahh Gaiman is always such a good option for me to get out of a slump!!
Elliot. What are the series of books in your bookshelves 3rd (across), 2nd (down) that form a pattern similar to a globe when put together? Love that design.
Looks like the Legend series by Marie Lu 🙂
Jo is probably right! I also think it’s the Legend series by Marie Lu!
John Connolly's Charlie Parker's series. Amazing writing, rich characters woven with supernatural undertones.
Brilliant! Thank you for the recommendation to beat a slump!
Aside from the three or four, have some new BookTubers to follow! 🎉
Ahhh! So happy you found new booktubers to follow! All of them are amazing!
A Court of Thorns and Roses was the book the got me into a reading slump.
Haha oh no! What book got you out? 🤞🙈
For me, recently I had one, and the book that is picking me is from a French author! she write amazing fantasy !!
But I would say, a French romance author too !
This is a perfect video at the perfect time !
Ahh so interesting! Who is that French author? Yay! So happy that the video found you at the right moment!
@@FunFantasyBooks Jupiter Phaeton !
@@luananoret8142 oh any chances she will get translated??
@@FunFantasyBooks I dont think so because she is self publish !
returned to this video and helped me a lot, twice... not enough likes in this epic video. Thanks again c:
I recommend Reading the "Golden Age of the Solar Clipper?" series if your in a Slump
Ahh thank you for the recommendation! Hopefully this will also help others beat a slump!!
Immediately I said “The Emperors Soul” and you picked it!
Ahhh you know what they say.. great minds think alike! Haha. Seriously now, so happy you watch the video and that you’ve already read and loved Emperor’s Soul 🥹
Love petrik and mike war of the rose thrones is amazing
Amazing to know!!!
So what I’m getting from this is that I need to start reading Discworld stat!
Haha a very accurate statement! Although there are other recs that are also amazing! (At least I can say this for the ones I’ve read which are Ocean, Black Sun, Legends and Lattes and Acotar)
I’m glad to see legends and lattes on this list
Legends & Lattes is outstanding! Slow paced but so chilled and cozy
They made a book adaptation of "Attack of the Killer Tomatoes"... Yes. This is what I'll be reading when I finish the Suntup edition of "The Handmaid's Tale" or "Behold the Void" by Philip Fracassi. One of those two.
Thank you for sharing your rec! Hopefully this will also help others if they decide to navigate through the comments!
this was awesome!!
Ahh! So happy you enjoyed the video!!
Guards! Guards! is everything described and one of my favorite reads of all time. When you likely decide you want to read all of Pratchett, remember to stop before his early onset Alzheimer's made his work read like fan fiction. (Unseen Academicals)
Ugh! I didn’t know Pratchett got Alzheimer’s, that’s so sad! I’ve just bought Guards! Guards! So it will be next very soon!
@@FunFantasyBooks You're in for a treat. It's one of the funniest most preceptive things You'll ever read. Pratchett's Alzheimer's was exceedingly sad. The good news is before the quality fell off so badly, he wrote a huge amount that ranged from good to brilliant. (Do stop with Unseen Academicals.)
I read a lot of books (physical) before. Due to my sight i stopped. Now some 20 y later ì decided to start reading again. Bought a e -reaðer but can't reålly find a book to start wiith. I'm not afraid of the classics.
Hiii! It's Kayla from Daniel's channel (behind the scenes). Can I just say.... YOUR BOOKSHELVES ARE BEAUTIFUL.
Hiiiya Kayla! Thank you so much for watching!! Aaah thank you for the shelves! 🥹 - I just recently changed the disposition and I am also loving them!