Hi my name is Emma I have store on Ebay Selling Ebooks and dealing with a lot of customers everyday . If you like reading Books like I do then this is your lucky day because I am selling all kinds of Ebooks only 3$ !! I can sell you any Ebook you like! yes any Ebook you like to read , all you have to do is Tell me the title of the book no matter what Type of the book it is (..Drama..Autobiography..Health..Romance...Cookbook..) Absolutely you can read whatever you want and save your money. to contact me : ebaybook647@gmail.com
1. The Song of Achilles 2. Vengeful (sequel to Vicious) 3. The Archived 4. I Was Born for This 5. Solitaire 6. The Fifth Season (adult fantasy) 7. The Poppy War (adult fantasy) 8. A Very Large Expansive Sea 9. The Hero of Ages 10. Ruin and Rising (third in trilogy) 11. If We Were Villains 12. Night Film 13. The City of Dreaming Books 14. All the Birds In the Sky (adult?) 15. The Gilded Wolves 16. Everything I Never Told You (adult?) 17. Renegades 18. Pride 19. Jane Steele I hope this helped you out so you can see if you know some of the titles. Hope this helped!!!
You know you love and respect your girl Hannah when you watch ALL the ads and all of them through. Go get that coin sis, and thank you for blessing us with such pure content
I definitely will read more this year than all the previous ones because of booktube💪 I never knew what to read and I could only read in my first language, which obviously isn't English, and there weren't that many people in my class that like to read so I couldn't really get recommendations about what to read. Now I can comfortably read in English and it doesn't take more time at all to read in English, which is good :D I've already read 5 books this month, never thought that this was possible😊
The song of Achilles it's the most beautiful book I've ever read! Not only is its a retelling of the tragedy of the Trojan war but also an amazing heart breaking / heart warming LGBT love story. I know you'll love it :) ❤️ (Also I would just make me so happy if you did a reading blog for it)
I remember when I watched Hannah mentioning that astonishing colors of after was a great book so, for my bday i bought it with the money my mom gave me. i didn’t regret it. AT. ALL. I LOVE THE BOOK AND THATS ALL THANKS TO YOU HANNAH!! LOVE YOU❤️❤️💕💕
As someone who just read Circe and then immediately read The Song of Achilles after, you will love tsa, its outstanding and I literally finished it about half an hour ago and I almost cried will reading it (and I never cry over books so that's how you know its good). It's amazing and its probably one of the best debut novels I've ever read.
The song of Achilles is such a beautiful book. It's written in a simple style but it gets so much emotion across. There are few books that I finished as fast as this one. Hope you enjoy it too!
I'm not Persian but as a Middle Easterner I'm glad I found this channel. I read mostly adult books, but I'm on a YA binge and I'm so happy to have found Middle Eastern author recs that tell a story I can relate to. I could have used them growing up post 9-11.
An Ember in the Ashes was your recommendation and I truly love it! So far I haven't been disappointed when I've picked up a book you've recommended, so I'm going to trust your good opinion in the future, too :D
I literally just finished Shadow and Bone today, and I can't wait to dive into the next books and then the duology! ❤ As for the Song of Achilles - one f the best books I've ever read! ❤ So much to love! And it made me understand the whole Iliad thing so much easier, even though I've taken classical studies!
First, Song of Achilles is AWESOME! A soft, sun-kissed, Ancient Greek mxm romance? Um, YEEEESSS! If you like Miller's writing style it will break your heart in the most beautiful ways. I reread it last year (2018) and just...*sobs tears of joy and heartache simultaneously because that is what Madeline Miller does to me and is what she deserves* Second, If We Were Villains is GREAT, GREAT, GREAT! I'm not huge into Shakespeare, but I am a theater kid and OMG this book hit me hard with its theater-kid-realness. M. L. Rio knows what she is talking about. Plus, the story is set-up in the person narrating their life story to someone else trope, which I love and adore. Ya can't go wrong. Third, Jane Steele is Goodness. I liked Jane Eyre so I wasn't sure if a retelling/reimagining would work for me, but it did. A Jane who fangirls over Jane Eyre AND kills asshole dudes? All about it. Lastly, I have no idea what I'm most looking forward to reading this year. I feel like I have a similar problem where I put off reading books too long and then I lose interest in them and then I finally do pick them up and I'm like EH *shrug*. I think I'm gonna try and be better about reading books while I'm interested in them and not waiting! 2019, the Year of No More Waiting! BTW you're amazing and I LOVE, LOVE, LOVE to watch your vids. I'm always so happy to see your thumbnails pop up in my sub feed!
I got so excited when you said you’re going to read Everything I Never Told You! It’s probably one of the most underrated books I’ve ever read and I absolutely adored it. I usually don’t read contemporaries (I’m a fantasy reader) but I remember being absolutely hooked on the story and literally reading it the chance I get (I remember literally reading it while I was walking to class and my friends had to stop me from walking into the wall multiple times). I remember being so hooked in the book that when certain things happened, I legit screamed “NO” and I was in the library at that time, heheh. 😬 Anyways, I hope you enjoyed it as much as I have!
Walter Moers is one of my absolute favorite authors! I am from Austria so I don't know about the translation, but his books are so special!! There is nothing comparable to them. "The city of dreaming books" was the first of his books that I read and it made me fell in love with the world! I wish you the best time reading it!
“If We Were Villains” is truly my favorite book. Trust me, you won’t regret reading it. It truly broke me and I loved every bit of it. Please give it a read- so so incredible.
I’m halfway through Dostoevsky’s books currently. Also reading Dark of the West and Circe right now! It’s so good, love Madeline Miller’s writing. I just finished the Iliad, Odyssey, and Aeneid concurrently and it really bolsters reading modern adaptations of Greek mythology. Can’t wait to get into Song of Achilles!
I am controlling myself to stop buying many books because I have already bought many of them but still I watch this video because I can't control my love for books 😘😍
The Song of Hannah, that is a must watch - pure, original, heartfelt, mesmerising. My book reading quite undone by close poetry reading, but i picked 1 recommendation last year and thoroughly enjoyed in tears. Going to do likewise this year and pick the 1st of the 19
I'm glad that I'm not the only one who is a mood reader, I can never stick to my TBR either! I love hearing the books you want to read, makes me want to add them to my list! :)
The Gilded Wolves, Children of Blood and Bone, and.... probably Furyborn!! And I would love love love to see reading vlogs for any of these books, your reading vlogs are some of my favourite videos!!
omg i didn`t even know the city of dreaming books was something people knew outside of Germany, I literally yelled when you mentioned it. making a reading vlog when you get around to it would be such a nice way to revisit the story! also one for the song of achilles could be an experience...
If you want good literary fiction and adult contemporary book recommendation, you absolutely need to read Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie's books!!!! Her writing is out of this world, her novels are absolute masterpieces
Aeshiryzen Aeschirett I think starting with her first novel “purple hibiscus” is the way to go, it’s my personal favorite and I think it really sets the tone for the rest of her novels!
Instead of planning ahead what books I’m going to read each year or each month, I just have a list of books that I want to hypothetically read in my future. I cannot be bothered to set monthly or yearly TBRs because I would never stick to that, and I like finding new books that I found blind. Anyway, I liked this video, Hannah :)
I need to finally get back to some series. I have a habit of not finishing them, even if I love the first books for some reason. So my top 3 are Crooked Kingdom, The Dream Thieves, and after 5 years of being half way through the book, Brisingr. I figure since Eragon is the Booksplosion BotM I should probably pick it up again lol
I‘m not exactly sure wether or not you could compare The City of Dreaming Books to any other book out there since it‘s different from literally ANYTHInG I‘ve ever read, but if you love books and enjoy little crazy fanatsy worlds unlike any other, this will certainly be something you will like 😊
Can I just say without sounding weird that your voice is so nice. Like it sounds smooth and I have been binge watching your videos because I enjoy your opinion on books and all your videos are so great.
For All the Birds in the Sky, I think it could really help with your fantasy-type plot burn out. This is one of the only books I've read where the /exciting plot/ takes a back seat, and the story itself is character-driven, and it's done well. This is one of my favorites of all time 😊
Finally i can say "I have 2 of these books on your list in my possession", 'The poppy war' and 'If we were villains' and they too are in amongst the 70+ books waiting to be read on my shelf.
Omg TRUST me, A Very Large Expanse of Sea will become one of your all time favourites, I'm *sure* of it. I haven't actually read any of her other books, but wow. I don't mean to oversell it but goodness me it truly is amazing
The City of Dreaming Books is really good and I think you are going to enjoy it. However, the only thing that it indeed has in common with Shadow of the Wind is the fact that it is somewhat based around the idea of books itself. CoDB is one of the weirdest works I have ever read, its protagonist is a dinosaur with a ridiculous name (in the best way possible), there are newly invented mythical creatures, it has various innuendos to classical German literature (e.g. Goethe) and it almost bursts of abundant imagination. You said you are hoping to find a book that feels magical without containing actual magic. City of Dreaming Books belongs by no means to the mysterious, dark magical realism Shadow of the Wind does. It's more a high fantasy in a world entirely built on books and literature. A bookdom if you so will. Being German myself I read the non-translated version but I have heard Brownjohn did an amazing job in capturing the essence of the mood it transports. As I mentioned before, I believe you will thoroughly enjoy it but I don't want you to be disappointed by going in, expecting something entirely different from what you're about to encounter. Love you and, by the way, you look radiant!
I Was Born for This was one of my favourite reads in 2018! I went into it with little knowledge and was blown away by the feelings I had while reading. I hope you like it!
I dunno if this is gonna sound weird but your videos and your voice fits so well with a cup of tea or just any warm drink. You just have this warm calming air to you and it's so lovely.
The Archived duology are the only books I've read by V.E. Schwab. I found the first one to be pretty good and was fine for me as a standalone. With the second book, it made me want a third.
If you haven’t read heartstopper but Alice Oseman you should! It’s a cute graphic novel and the main character of this book appears in her other books. Aled is the main characters bestfriend in this book and you actually seen him drawn. And the main characters sister is the main character of solitaire.
I'm from Germany and Walter Moers books are some of my all time favourites! I got really exited when you mentioned it, cause I've never heard an english booktuber talk about them. If you enjoy the city of dreaming books I highly recommend picking up his other books, which I loved even more
I've been struggling to pick up a book and finish it for a while now so I'm going to try and read more this year. I don't really keep up with any new releases so I love watching videos like this to get some inspiration!
I adore Mistborn! There are two eras - the first trilogy is the first era and the next one (which is on my 2019 TBR) is far into the future. If you want to re-read the series, I highly recommend checking out Graphic Audio's full-cast dramatization. The music, voice actors, and sound effects are phenomnal. 💕
The top 3 books I plan to read this year are: 1. everyone’s a aliebn when ur a aliebn too by jomny sun 2. The Sun is Also a Star by Nicola Yoon 3. The Up Side of Unrequited by Becky Albertalli
I really recomend little fires everywhere, its such a good book. I only saw one person recommending it on TH-cam but as soon as I saw it in a bookstore i grabbed it. Its a bit slow paced at the beggining but it gets so much better.
Okay I usually don’t like sci fi and steer clear of it but I’m telling you THE LUNAR CHRONICLES ARE AMAZING!! I didn’t really like heartless, but I loved the lunar chronicles!
The hero of ages was such a good book and the ending was incredible and highly recommend the 2nd Mistborn series. I find it funny that I read this series based on your glowing review and now I'm recommending the rest on the series to you. Happy reading.
I also didn't like Shatter Me, but I was determined to like Tahereh Mafi, and was happy to find that I've enjoyed everything else she's written outside of the Shatter Me series.
If We Were Villains actually takes place at a prestigious arts college / university and the main characters are training to be shakespearean actors. The author actually has a masters degree in Shakespeare Studies, the format of the book, the story, the characters, the dialouge - everything is reminiscent of that. I love that book with all my heart and I really hope you will too 😇😇😇😇
Another good adult sci-fi writer is Karen Lord. Her books are always unusual, very much in the African style of story-telling rather than rigid American 3-act structures. But The Best of All Possible Worlds is a book that will stick with you, and Redemption in Indigo is just lovely.
Jane Steele is really good, I think you’d like that one. The Song of Achilles is also at the top of my list for this year, fingers crossed we both love it!
The City of dreaming books is one of my all time favorite books! 😍And Walter Moers is, in my opinion, just a genius. I think it's incredible that just one man created a world like that. I hope it's as good in English as in German. I'm looking forward for your opinion. 😊
I just finished the Gilded Wolves and loved it, it definetly feels more like a treasure hunt than a heist and you can see the similarities to Six of Crows but it is also quite different - I'd say it is softer (less dark and gritty) and more whimisical but the characters are just as lovable!
If you haven’t read The Graveyard Book by Neil Gaiman, I highly recommend. It’s a children’s book so it’s a fast read but his writing is beautiful. Since you like the Night Circus, Laini Taylor books, and Benjamin Alire Saenz books, I think you’ll love this one, too.
my top three books I have to read this year is just the Infernal Devices trilogy! I'm terribly late but I'm also really excited to see how much I'm gonna enjoy them.
i honestly think you would love the lunar chronicles. it's similar to six of crows in the sense that there's a group of misfits and their frindship is everything!!! six of crows is my fav book series and the lunar chronicals is a close second :) if you're intimidated by the scifi aspect, don't be. it's more of a fantasy which is set in the future
Already love this video because 19 books in 19 minutes to read in 2019, wow so satisfying
Bianca OMG JUST NOTICED THAT!
*And your comment was posted 19 minutes ago 😂 *
Bianca omg I didn’t even notice!!!!
Imagine if this would have been posted on the 19th
Nineteen minutes, that sounds like a title of a novel. By Jodi Piccoult.
I noticed that too!
I sense many buddy reads in our future 👀
Hailey in Bookland but will they actually happen lol
Both you buddies♥♥♥
I miss when buddy reading was a big thing 😩
“I love pain, so it’s fine” mooooooood
Hi my name is Emma I have store on Ebay Selling Ebooks and dealing with a lot of customers everyday . If you like reading Books like I do then this is your lucky day because I am selling all kinds of Ebooks
only 3$ !!
I can sell you any Ebook you like! yes any Ebook you like to read , all you have to do is Tell me the title of the book no matter what Type of the book it is
(..Drama..Autobiography..Health..Romance...Cookbook..)
Absolutely you can read whatever you want and save your money.
to contact me : ebaybook647@gmail.com
1. The Song of Achilles
2. Vengeful (sequel to Vicious)
3. The Archived
4. I Was Born for This
5. Solitaire
6. The Fifth Season (adult fantasy)
7. The Poppy War (adult fantasy)
8. A Very Large Expansive Sea
9. The Hero of Ages
10. Ruin and Rising (third in trilogy)
11. If We Were Villains
12. Night Film
13. The City of Dreaming Books
14. All the Birds In the Sky (adult?)
15. The Gilded Wolves
16. Everything I Never Told You (adult?)
17. Renegades
18. Pride
19. Jane Steele
I hope this helped you out so you can see if you know some of the titles. Hope this helped!!!
Tnqu... 😊❤
This is so helpful, thank you!!!
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an interesting list! Good job!
You know you love and respect your girl Hannah when you watch ALL the ads and all of them through. Go get that coin sis, and thank you for blessing us with such pure content
Rita omg you’re the sweetest 💕😄
*is about to go to bed *
*sees that Hannah has uploaded a new video *
Me: SleEp Is fOR tHe WeAk!
I definitely will read more this year than all the previous ones because of booktube💪 I never knew what to read and I could only read in my first language, which obviously isn't English, and there weren't that many people in my class that like to read so I couldn't really get recommendations about what to read. Now I can comfortably read in English and it doesn't take more time at all to read in English, which is good :D I've already read 5 books this month, never thought that this was possible😊
I'm proud of you. Good job.
The Song of Achilles is amazing! I am glad you are going to read it! ❤️
Priyanshi Raj Mishra I can’t wait to start it!
The song of Achilles it's the most beautiful book I've ever read! Not only is its a retelling of the tragedy of the Trojan war but also an amazing heart breaking / heart warming LGBT love story. I know you'll love it :) ❤️
(Also I would just make me so happy if you did a reading blog for it)
maddy M you had me until the love story part, prefer more conservative reading...
Kidney Care Coaching I know what you mean I’m not really into romance. The song of Achilles is one of my few exceptions though :)
No offense but "lgbt" was a turn off
I loved this book. It ripped my heart out a crushed it in front of me... but in the best possible way that only a book of this caliber could
I remember when I watched Hannah mentioning that astonishing colors of after was a great book so, for my bday i bought it with the money my mom gave me. i didn’t regret it. AT. ALL. I LOVE THE BOOK AND THATS ALL THANKS TO YOU HANNAH!! LOVE YOU❤️❤️💕💕
As someone who just read Circe and then immediately read The Song of Achilles after, you will love tsa, its outstanding and I literally finished it about half an hour ago and I almost cried will reading it (and I never cry over books so that's how you know its good). It's amazing and its probably one of the best debut novels I've ever read.
I really loved Circe. Haven't read The song of Achilles.
The song of Achilles is such a beautiful book. It's written in a simple style but it gets so much emotion across. There are few books that I finished as fast as this one. Hope you enjoy it too!
I'm not Persian but as a Middle Easterner I'm glad I found this channel. I read mostly adult books, but I'm on a YA binge and I'm so happy to have found Middle Eastern author recs that tell a story I can relate to. I could have used them growing up post 9-11.
An Ember in the Ashes was your recommendation and I truly love it! So far I haven't been disappointed when I've picked up a book you've recommended, so I'm going to trust your good opinion in the future, too :D
Charlotte Amelia Rey should I pick up an ember in the ashes?
I am currently reading it right now. So far I am loving it😁
I literally just finished Shadow and Bone today, and I can't wait to dive into the next books and then the duology! ❤
As for the Song of Achilles - one f the best books I've ever read! ❤ So much to love! And it made me understand the whole Iliad thing so much easier, even though I've taken classical studies!
I NEVER skip an ad on Hannah’s videos. ❤️✨🔥
Aitana Elices bless you 😂💓
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First, Song of Achilles is AWESOME! A soft, sun-kissed, Ancient Greek mxm romance? Um, YEEEESSS! If you like Miller's writing style it will break your heart in the most beautiful ways. I reread it last year (2018) and just...*sobs tears of joy and heartache simultaneously because that is what Madeline Miller does to me and is what she deserves*
Second, If We Were Villains is GREAT, GREAT, GREAT! I'm not huge into Shakespeare, but I am a theater kid and OMG this book hit me hard with its theater-kid-realness. M. L. Rio knows what she is talking about. Plus, the story is set-up in the person narrating their life story to someone else trope, which I love and adore. Ya can't go wrong.
Third, Jane Steele is Goodness. I liked Jane Eyre so I wasn't sure if a retelling/reimagining would work for me, but it did. A Jane who fangirls over Jane Eyre AND kills asshole dudes? All about it.
Lastly, I have no idea what I'm most looking forward to reading this year. I feel like I have a similar problem where I put off reading books too long and then I lose interest in them and then I finally do pick them up and I'm like EH *shrug*. I think I'm gonna try and be better about reading books while I'm interested in them and not waiting! 2019, the Year of No More Waiting!
BTW you're amazing and I LOVE, LOVE, LOVE to watch your vids. I'm always so happy to see your thumbnails pop up in my sub feed!
9:34 and only the Avatar could master all twelwe metals!
I would really like The Song of Achilles reading vlog 😍📖
A very large expanse of sea is awesome!!!!
I literally cried reading it!!
I got so excited when you said you’re going to read Everything I Never Told You! It’s probably one of the most underrated books I’ve ever read and I absolutely adored it. I usually don’t read contemporaries (I’m a fantasy reader) but I remember being absolutely hooked on the story and literally reading it the chance I get (I remember literally reading it while I was walking to class and my friends had to stop me from walking into the wall multiple times). I remember being so hooked in the book that when certain things happened, I legit screamed “NO” and I was in the library at that time, heheh. 😬
Anyways, I hope you enjoyed it as much as I have!
As someone who adores fantasy but is new to sci-fi, I adored All The Birds in the Sky! I also think you’d like it a lot.
Walter Moers is one of my absolute favorite authors! I am from Austria so I don't know about the translation, but his books are so special!! There is nothing comparable to them. "The city of dreaming books" was the first of his books that I read and it made me fell in love with the world!
I wish you the best time reading it!
“If We Were Villains” is truly my favorite book. Trust me, you won’t regret reading it. It truly broke me and I loved every bit of it. Please give it a read- so so incredible.
I just reread The Song of Achilles and it has officially become my favorite book ever, very excited for you to read it!
Oh more books I HAVE to read! So glad I have a library so close! 📚 📖
YESSS THE SONG OF ACHILLES IS SO GOOD! You’ll love it so so much. I just reread it this month and I’m forever in love.
If we were villains! I almost screamed because I love this book and I've never heard anybody talk about it! Please please read it. It's so good
I’m halfway through Dostoevsky’s books currently. Also reading Dark of the West and Circe right now! It’s so good, love Madeline Miller’s writing. I just finished the Iliad, Odyssey, and Aeneid concurrently and it really bolsters reading modern adaptations of Greek mythology. Can’t wait to get into Song of Achilles!
I am controlling myself to stop buying many books because I have already bought many of them but still I watch this video because I can't control my love for books 😘😍
Okay, I actually screamed when the song of Achilles was first! I cannot wait for you to fall in love with this book and its characters
15:39 that book cover gives me “All The Bright Places” vibes
The Song of Hannah, that is a must watch - pure, original, heartfelt, mesmerising. My book reading quite undone by close poetry reading, but i picked 1 recommendation last year and thoroughly enjoyed in tears. Going to do likewise this year and pick the 1st of the 19
I'm glad that I'm not the only one who is a mood reader, I can never stick to my TBR either! I love hearing the books you want to read, makes me want to add them to my list! :)
I was doubting whether to buy The Fifth Season but if you’re reading it I’m reading it
Meeeee toooooo!!!
It's an amazing book and the most original thing I've read in fantasy for a very long time. Go for it.
Cs high five cause when i have any doubts about any books and if i see it in hannah's video i just go for it
Yeah, read it. It's fantastic.
The song of Achilles! I cried...so much, but I'm sure you'll love it aha x
1. Queen of Ruin by Tracy Banghart the sequel to Grace & Fury
2. Romanov by Nadine Brandes
3. Sherwood by Megan Spooner
WALTER MOERS IS MY FAVORITE AUTHOR. I AM SO EXCITED THAT YOU'RE PLANNING TO READ THE CITY OF DREAMING BOOKS. THESE BOOKS ARE SO VASTLY UNDERRATED.
The Gilded Wolves, Children of Blood and Bone, and.... probably Furyborn!! And I would love love love to see reading vlogs for any of these books, your reading vlogs are some of my favourite videos!!
omg i didn`t even know the city of dreaming books was something people knew outside of Germany, I literally yelled when you mentioned it. making a reading vlog when you get around to it would be such a nice way to revisit the story!
also one for the song of achilles could be an experience...
If you want good literary fiction and adult contemporary book recommendation, you absolutely need to read Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie's books!!!! Her writing is out of this world, her novels are absolute masterpieces
What would be a good novel to start with her?
Aeshiryzen Aeschirett I think starting with her first novel “purple hibiscus” is the way to go, it’s my personal favorite and I think it really sets the tone for the rest of her novels!
Instead of planning ahead what books I’m going to read each year or each month, I just have a list of books that I want to hypothetically read in my future. I cannot be bothered to set monthly or yearly TBRs because I would never stick to that, and I like finding new books that I found blind. Anyway, I liked this video, Hannah :)
I need to finally get back to some series. I have a habit of not finishing them, even if I love the first books for some reason. So my top 3 are Crooked Kingdom, The Dream Thieves, and after 5 years of being half way through the book, Brisingr. I figure since Eragon is the Booksplosion BotM I should probably pick it up again lol
I‘m not exactly sure wether or not you could compare The City of Dreaming Books to any other book out there since it‘s different from literally ANYTHInG I‘ve ever read, but if you love books and enjoy little crazy fanatsy worlds unlike any other, this will certainly be something you will like 😊
The city of dreaming books is crazy amazing!! So glad you're reading it!
i'm so excited by your tbr. if we were villains, night film and everything i never told you are AMAZING! watching this made me wanna read them again
The Song of Achilles is a book that has stuck with me since I’ve read it. It’s so good!
Hannah you will LOVE Renegades! I don't want to hype it up too much but girl this is so up your alley
Can I just say without sounding weird that your voice is so nice. Like it sounds smooth and I have been binge watching your videos because I enjoy your opinion on books and all your videos are so great.
For All the Birds in the Sky, I think it could really help with your fantasy-type plot burn out. This is one of the only books I've read where the /exciting plot/ takes a back seat, and the story itself is character-driven, and it's done well. This is one of my favorites of all time 😊
OH MY GOD TWO VIDEOS IN A WEEK
Finally i can say "I have 2 of these books on your list in my possession", 'The poppy war' and 'If we were villains' and they too are in amongst the 70+ books waiting to be read on my shelf.
I recently just got back into reading and your account is one of my go to’s when looking for a book to pick up!
I've just finished ruin and rising and I loved it so much! Definitely worth every second
Reading vlogs are always some of my favorite videos, that’s a great idea!
Omg TRUST me, A Very Large Expanse of Sea will become one of your all time favourites, I'm *sure* of it. I haven't actually read any of her other books, but wow. I don't mean to oversell it but goodness me it truly is amazing
The City of Dreaming Books is really good and I think you are going to enjoy it. However, the only thing that it indeed has in common with Shadow of the Wind is the fact that it is somewhat based around the idea of books itself. CoDB is one of the weirdest works I have ever read, its protagonist is a dinosaur with a ridiculous name (in the best way possible), there are newly invented mythical creatures, it has various innuendos to classical German literature (e.g. Goethe) and it almost bursts of abundant imagination. You said you are hoping to find a book that feels magical without containing actual magic. City of Dreaming Books belongs by no means to the mysterious, dark magical realism Shadow of the Wind does. It's more a high fantasy in a world entirely built on books and literature. A bookdom if you so will. Being German myself I read the non-translated version but I have heard Brownjohn did an amazing job in capturing the essence of the mood it transports. As I mentioned before, I believe you will thoroughly enjoy it but I don't want you to be disappointed by going in, expecting something entirely different from what you're about to encounter.
Love you and, by the way, you look radiant!
I Was Born for This was one of my favourite reads in 2018! I went into it with little knowledge and was blown away by the feelings I had while reading. I hope you like it!
I dunno if this is gonna sound weird but your videos and your voice fits so well with a cup of tea or just any warm drink. You just have this warm calming air to you and it's so lovely.
The Archived duology are the only books I've read by V.E. Schwab. I found the first one to be pretty good and was fine for me as a standalone. With the second book, it made me want a third.
If you haven’t read heartstopper but Alice Oseman you should! It’s a cute graphic novel and the main character of this book appears in her other books. Aled is the main characters bestfriend in this book and you actually seen him drawn. And the main characters sister is the main character of solitaire.
I’m reading the song of Achilles right now and it’s soo good but it’s also a love story between Achilles and Patroclus which makes it even book
I'm from Germany and Walter Moers books are some of my all time favourites! I got really exited when you mentioned it, cause I've never heard an english booktuber talk about them. If you enjoy the city of dreaming books I highly recommend picking up his other books, which I loved even more
I've been struggling to pick up a book and finish it for a while now so I'm going to try and read more this year. I don't really keep up with any new releases so I love watching videos like this to get some inspiration!
I adore Mistborn! There are two eras - the first trilogy is the first era and the next one (which is on my 2019 TBR) is far into the future. If you want to re-read the series, I highly recommend checking out Graphic Audio's full-cast dramatization. The music, voice actors, and sound effects are phenomnal. 💕
If you can get hold of it in the US, the Bloomsbury Modern Classics edition of Song of Achilles is GORGEOUS
Omg I CANNOT wait for you to read The Hero of Ages ITS THE BEST ♥️
The top 3 books I plan to read this year are:
1. everyone’s a aliebn when ur a aliebn too by jomny sun
2. The Sun is Also a Star by Nicola Yoon
3. The Up Side of Unrequited by Becky Albertalli
All the birds in the sky is SO GOOD 🙌
I really recomend little fires everywhere, its such a good book. I only saw one person recommending it on TH-cam but as soon as I saw it in a bookstore i grabbed it. Its a bit slow paced at the beggining but it gets so much better.
Okay I usually don’t like sci fi and steer clear of it but I’m telling you THE LUNAR CHRONICLES ARE AMAZING!! I didn’t really like heartless, but I loved the lunar chronicles!
The hero of ages was such a good book and the ending was incredible and highly recommend the 2nd Mistborn series. I find it funny that I read this series based on your glowing review and now I'm recommending the rest on the series to you. Happy reading.
Night Film is also on my list. Jane Steele was good. My top 3: Tiny Pretty Things, Dumplin', and Cursed By Power. Happy reading!
Song of Achilles is amazing! I loved Circe as well 💕
Recommendations: Cugels Saga by Jack Vance, Chronicles of an Age of Darkness by Hugh Cook & Time is the Simplest Thing by Clifford D. Simak
I also didn't like Shatter Me, but I was determined to like Tahereh Mafi, and was happy to find that I've enjoyed everything else she's written outside of the Shatter Me series.
just finished reading becoming by michelle obama and now i saw her video as usual and my tbr is is going towards infinity as usual. love you hannah
I loved The Archived even though I haven’t loved all of her other books. It’s one of my fav Schwab series.
If We Were Villains actually takes place at a prestigious arts college / university and the main characters are training to be shakespearean actors. The author actually has a masters degree in Shakespeare Studies, the format of the book, the story, the characters, the dialouge - everything is reminiscent of that. I love that book with all my heart and I really hope you will too 😇😇😇😇
Such a good book ugh
Another good adult sci-fi writer is Karen Lord. Her books are always unusual, very much in the African style of story-telling rather than rigid American 3-act structures. But The Best of All Possible Worlds is a book that will stick with you, and Redemption in Indigo is just lovely.
Can u do a video on how u manage ur budget and stuff..... if you can understand what I mean
I'm so bad at explaining 🙄
aaaaaaaah Walter Moers
NIGHT FILM! I still have to get to it. I wanted to give her debut another try first, so we shall see. ☺️
Jane Steele is really good, I think you’d like that one. The Song of Achilles is also at the top of my list for this year, fingers crossed we both love it!
OH MY GOD YOU WILL LOVE RENEGADES SO MUCH! THE WRITING IS AMAZING, THE CHARACTERS ARE AMAZING, IT'S AMAZING!
The Song of Achilles is my favorite book! I read it every year.
saw the poppy war in the little clip that youtube shows on the thumbnail and immediately liked. I'm so excited for you to read it!!!!!!
The City of dreaming books is one of my all time favorite books! 😍And Walter Moers is, in my opinion, just a genius. I think it's incredible that just one man created a world like that. I hope it's as good in English as in German. I'm looking forward for your opinion. 😊
I just finished the Gilded Wolves and loved it, it definetly feels more like a treasure hunt than a heist and you can see the similarities to Six of Crows but it is also quite different - I'd say it is softer (less dark and gritty) and more whimisical but the characters are just as lovable!
If you haven’t read The Graveyard Book by Neil Gaiman, I highly recommend. It’s a children’s book so it’s a fast read but his writing is beautiful. Since you like the Night Circus, Laini Taylor books, and Benjamin Alire Saenz books, I think you’ll love this one, too.
I've been waiting for this video! Love your videos, Hannah 💕💕
My top three books to read in 2019 are a Feast for Crows by George R. R. Martin, It by Stephen King, and Still Me by Jojo Moyes. Such long books...
Even after this entire video, my one question is how did you hold all those books in the thumbnail? My God!
Jeremi Samuel it was a struggle lolll
I’m currently reading a very large expanse of sea and it is amazing! You’ll love it.
I’ve been wanting to read Circe because Song of Achilles killed me and I’ll never be the same again!! Loved it so much!!
my top three books I have to read this year is just the Infernal Devices trilogy! I'm terribly late but I'm also really excited to see how much I'm gonna enjoy them.
I loved if were villains sooooo much!!! I hope you enjoy it somewhat soon
Forever adding books to my TBR list, thank to your videos.
The Song of Achilles is one of my FAVORITE books of all time. It is a must read. It is just a book that is so dear to my heart
i honestly think you would love the lunar chronicles. it's similar to six of crows in the sense that there's a group of misfits and their frindship is everything!!! six of crows is my fav book series and the lunar chronicals is a close second :) if you're intimidated by the scifi aspect, don't be. it's more of a fantasy which is set in the future