Omg the Foxhole Court!!!!!! I wouldn't personally classify that as YA. The characters are in college and it deals with some pretty deep stuff and has explicit content!
My recommendations are "to be taught if fortunate", Piranesi and "assassin's apprentice"! :) I really enjoyed them all and for the first two (not sure about Hobb) I think you'd really like them as well :)
Books I've read and suggest: The Foxhole Court, Wolfsong, 1984, Running with Lions Books I haven't read, but am interested in: Wranglestone, The Mirror Season, In Deeper Water
We Are Okay -. Nina La Cour - I read this in one sitting and it broke me in so many ways. I couldn't put it down. Life After Life - Kate Atkinson Vox - Christina Dalcher I didn't really like this book but I have a feeling it's right up your street Ace of Shades -Amanda Foodie I was amazed by how much I loved this. Raybear - Jordan Ifuenko Every one needs to read this book. The Picture of Dorian Grey - Oscar Wilde. Frankenstein -Mary Shelly I do not like Sci Fi much at all but I loved this book. So that has to say something about it.
I really loved and recommend A House of Earth and Blood, Rhapsodic, An Enchantment of Ravens, A Winter's Promise, A Deal with the Elf King, These Violent Delights, and A Court of Wings and Ruin. I think you'd enjoy all of these.
The power, iron widow, to be thought of fortunate, and here dreams descend, Elatsoe, graceling, the poppy war, wayfarers series, Hallowpox, the picture of Dorian gray, frankincense, Dracula, the great Gatsby
some of my faves from here include the ones we’re meant to find, iron widow, house of earth and blood, an enchantment of ravens, acowar, a kingdom of flesh and fire, and restless slumber!
I love that you have a TJ Klune shelf!!! The Green Creek Series is my all time favourite series and I desperately want more people to read them. Also have to shout out Gearbreakers, Be Dazzled, King and the Dragonflies, and The Hobbit.
I loved Crescent City: House of Earth and Blood and A Kingdom of Flesh and Fire. I definitely recommend you read it. It was so good. I think you will like it.
probably at least half of your ya books are on my tbr but out of the ones I’ve actually read I recommend the ones we’re meant to find, in deeper waters and these violent delights!!
Read : little life, cloud atlas, life after life, vox, to be taught if Fortunate, piranesi, last magician, atlas six, poppy war, jade legacy, cytonic, hobbit, Dracula ( my favourite)
I really liked King of the Dragonflies, Everything Leads to You, Fahrenheit 451, Heroes of Olympus, The Poppy War, Murderbot, Extraordinary, 1984, and The Anthropocene Reviewed!
Some books I enjoyed are The Grace Year, Fahrenheit 451, Crescent City/House of Earth and Blood, The Shadows Between Us, Descendant of the Crane, Jade War, A Court of Wings and Ruin, The Picture of Dorian Gray, and The Great Gatsby
the picture of dorian gray is one of the best classics in my opinion because its really easy to understand and actually intriguing. also great is the great gatsby
Ghosted, tin man, the idiot, the weight of the stars, meet cute diary, more than this, horrid, life after life, the power, nod, binti, vampires never get old, where dreams descend , sistersong, the nature of witches, bunny, rainbow grey, tales of ithea, hank green, medusa, fence, pgymolion, frankenstein, great gatsby, 1984, the witch doesnt burn in this one Enjoy!! Happy Reading!! 🥰📚
I recommend you Percy Jackson - the graphic novels. They are fun and easy to get through, and I especially loved the illustrations by Orpheus Collar. And I'd love to hear your thoughts about Frankenstein and Dracula.
Tender is the Flesh is... a very interesting book. I read it very quickly and would love to see what others think of the ending! Lost in the Never Woods made me CRY it is SO GOOD. Last but not least, I loved Bunny so much and it's still underrated in my opinion!
Ok making a list as I go along! So I'd love to see you read: Tender is the flesh, wool, vampires never get old, elatose, bunny, wolfsong, cont. murder bot, ACOWAR, AND Dracula 🧛🏽♂️!
Of these I've read Assassin's Aprrentice, Raybearer, Poppy War trilogy, The Picture of Dorian Gray, Frankenstein, Hobbit, 1984, War of the Worlds and Dracula and liked or loved all of them.
My recommendations are: Iron Widow, Crescent City, Assassin’s Apprentice, Josh and Hazel’s Guide to Not Dating, The Lost Hero, Graceling, A Court of Wings and Ruin
In no particular order: The Great Gatsby (one of my favorites from high school reading assignments), Hollowpox, Cytonic, Frostheart, Traitors Blade, Wolfsong, Darwins Dragons (its on my tbr to read soon), Rhapsodic, Assassins Apprentice, Fahrenheit 451, and Vampires Never Get Old.
I'd love to see your opinions of *Dracula, Frankenstein, Dorian Gray, To the Lighthouse, the Great Gatsby, and basically all of your classics! & *Cloud Atlas *Wool *Ray Bradbury *To be Taught if Fortunate *Piranesi Hope you have a lovely weekend!
House of Earth and Blood was really good, am looking forward to the sequel in February! Murderbot! 😍 I have read a couple others but since I wasn't the biggest fan I'm just going to stop there... 😅 Good luck!
I’m just going to vote for the books that are on my tbr as well 😊 - We are okay - We are the ants - Horrid - Fahrenheit 451 - These Violent Delights - Chloe Gong - Bunny 🐰 - The picture of Dorian Gray - 1984 Tender is the flesh deserves a honourable mention, that is the most unsettling book I’ve read so far…
The books I recommend are The Way I Used To Be (TW for Sexual Assault), Fahrenheit 451, Pygmalion, Frankenstein and The Witch Doesn't Burn in This One!
The ones I would recommend : The picture of Dorian Gray (my favourite), Dracula (surprisingly funny !) Didn't hate but overhyped (2-3 stars) : Frankenstein, the great Gatsby, the Hobbit, Fahrenheit 451 The ones that are also on my TBR : Piranesi, Bunny, You had me at hola, the Heroes of Olympus, 1984, The shadows between us, an enchanment of Ravens, The shadows between us and Descendant of the crane. A Winter's promise : read it in French and I was utterly disappointed. I thought it was a fantasy novel set in a fictionnal world but then it was a huge mess. The world building wasn't well explained to us readers and the main character has no substance. When it was out in French everybody was raving about this, but frankly I don't get the hype.
I love these videos. My recommendations are The Flame of Albiyon (I’ve been wanting to read it since I heard about it, but I also haven’t heard anyone else talk about it after it’s release), the Percy Jackson graphic novels and Heroes of Olympus (I’m obsessed with Percy Jackson so I always recommend them when I see them on someone’s TBR), Graceling (I loved this book. I haven’t yet got to the sequels yet, but hopefully one day), and Gender Euphoria (This one just has me curious about it. It looks interesting).
I really want to read Iron Widow, In Deeper Waters, A Marvelous Light, Assassin’s Apprentice, Lost in the Never Woods, A Lesson in Vengeance, Atlas Six, These Violent Delights (Chloe Gong), Wranglestone, Christina Lauren, Greenbone Saga, My Brother’s Husband, and To the Lighthouse
definitely think you will love these four: - a long way to a small angry planet - When they tiger came down the mountain - Are you listening - the weight of stars
Here are my recommendations (it's quite a list lol) House of Earth and Blood, Where Dreams Descend, The Shadows Between Us, A Lesson In Vengeance, Rhapsodic, A Deal With The Elf King, A Court of Wings and Ruin, Restless Slumber, Kingdom Of Flesh And Fire
Thanks for showing us your books! I would probably categorize Fahrenheit 451 as a classic, it's one of the few I actually like. 1984 was good as well. The Nature of Witches for suuuuuure. The Charlie Travesty series is not going to be finished (according to the authors) so that may sway to whether you want to read it or not. I'm the kind of person who if I haven't started a series yet and the author abandons it, I just unhaul it.
I recommend that you read Artifical Condition and Rouge Protocol by Martha Wells, Percy Jackson Graphic Novel Sea of Monsters and The Titan's Curse, 1984 by George Orwell
I read and adored Iron Widow at the very start of this year and would love to see you read that and An Enchantment of Ravens was one of my absolute favourite books two years ago and I would love to see your thoughts on it 🧡
Piranesi was such a fun read, I recommend it!! And if you like Sarah J. Mass’ court series, you’ll love An Enchantment of Ravens!! It seriously felt like a fairy tail and the plot was really cozy and enjoyable, in my opinion. (Edit: i just saw that you haven’t read A Court of Wings and Ruin yet… I ABSOLUTELY also recommend this one)
I loved King and the Dragonflies, Assassin's Apprentice, and Dracula. And I think you should read Long Division, because I thought that one sounded really interesting when you originally picked it up. A Marvellous Light is one of my most anticipated on my own TBR, so I say read that as well :)
Please read Crescent City! I didn't think I'd like it but I LOVED it. Would also love to hear your thoughts on Eleanor, You Deserve Each Other and The Simple Wild. ALSO GIRL PLEASE READ FRANKENSTEIN ITS MY FAVE BOOK OF ALL TIME AND YOU LOVE FANTASY AND SCI FI
The Power is one of my all-time favorites!! It was so thought provoking and well written, I cannot recommend it enough!!! Also, Tender is the Flesh was gory, bloody, graphic, and honestly a little nauseating but absolutely incredible and worth a read if you can stomach it!
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I love how you edited this!!!
This was so satisfying to watch and very well done! I love seeing everyone’s TBRs! 👍
Omg the Foxhole Court!!!!!!
I wouldn't personally classify that as YA. The characters are in college and it deals with some pretty deep stuff and has explicit content!
My recommendations are "to be taught if fortunate", Piranesi and "assassin's apprentice"! :) I really enjoyed them all and for the first two (not sure about Hobb) I think you'd really like them as well :)
Books I've read and suggest: The Foxhole Court, Wolfsong, 1984, Running with Lions
Books I haven't read, but am interested in: Wranglestone, The Mirror Season, In Deeper Water
We Are Okay -. Nina La Cour -
I read this in one sitting and it broke me in so many ways. I couldn't put it down.
Life After Life - Kate Atkinson
Vox - Christina Dalcher
I didn't really like this book but I have a feeling it's right up your street
Ace of Shades -Amanda Foodie
I was amazed by how much I loved this.
Raybear - Jordan Ifuenko
Every one needs to read this book.
The Picture of Dorian Grey - Oscar Wilde.
Frankenstein -Mary Shelly
I do not like Sci Fi much at all but I loved this book. So that has to say something about it.
The Loneliest Girl in the Universe! One of the first sci fi books I read, and Lauren James remains one of my favourite sci fi authors!
This was soo satisfying to watch 😍 I absolutely loved Raybearer and The Switch! 💞
House of Earth and Blood - Sarah J. Maas
A Court of Wings and Ruin - Sara J. Maas
These Violent Delights - Chloe Gong
The Weight of the Stars and We Are Okay!!!!! They are both amazing.
i ABSOLUTLY ADORED a winters promise, because it is more of a european fantasy. i love the world and its one of my faves
I really loved and recommend A House of Earth and Blood, Rhapsodic, An Enchantment of Ravens, A Winter's Promise, A Deal with the Elf King, These Violent Delights, and A Court of Wings and Ruin. I think you'd enjoy all of these.
I recommend:
-To Be Taught, If Fortunate
-Piranesi
-Binti
-Murderbot
-The Long Way to a Small Angry Planet
-Dracula
-Graceling
The Mirror Season, In Deeper Waters, A Marvelous Light, Percy Jackson Graphic Novels, Extraordinary, The Music and Mirror
The power, iron widow, to be thought of fortunate, and here dreams descend, Elatsoe, graceling, the poppy war, wayfarers series, Hallowpox, the picture of Dorian gray, frankincense, Dracula, the great Gatsby
This was the most aesthetically pleasing unread books video i've ever seen! Such a great selection of beautiful books as well!
thank you so much! I was so proud of how it turned out!
-Meet Cute Diary
-The Ones We're Meant to Find
-A Lesson in Vengeance
-The Heroes of Olympus Series
-1984
Iron Widow, Crescent City. Assassin's Apprentice, these violent delights. Rhapsodic, Rainbow Grey. and Graceling
some of my faves from here include the ones we’re meant to find, iron widow, house of earth and blood, an enchantment of ravens, acowar, a kingdom of flesh and fire, and restless slumber!
The Heroes of Olympus series is FANTASTIC!! Especially if you ha e any amount of nostalgia surrounding Percy Jackson from the original series
The Ones We're Meant To Find - it was one of my favourite books of 2020 💕
I love that you have a TJ Klune shelf!!! The Green Creek Series is my all time favourite series and I desperately want more people to read them.
Also have to shout out Gearbreakers, Be Dazzled, King and the Dragonflies, and The Hobbit.
I 100% want to see you read Vox! It was one of my faves of 2021 xx
I loved Crescent City: House of Earth and Blood and A Kingdom of Flesh and Fire. I definitely recommend you read it. It was so good. I think you will like it.
I really enjoyed Wool and Life After Life! I also love all books in your classic genre.
An unkindness of magicians was really good!
Iron Widow. In a Ravenous Dark. Wolfsong Quaret. One of my favorites. Hope you love it too. Kingdom of Flesh and Fire.
Definitely To Be Taught if Fortunate! So excellent.
The way I used to be 💕 I read it years ago, and found it to be a powerful story that sticks with me even now
probably at least half of your ya books are on my tbr but out of the ones I’ve actually read I recommend the ones we’re meant to find, in deeper waters and these violent delights!!
All of these are books I haven’t read but I’m intrigued by!
- Cloud Atlas
- The ones we’re meant to find
- The Atlas Six
Read : little life, cloud atlas, life after life, vox, to be taught if Fortunate, piranesi, last magician, atlas six, poppy war, jade legacy, cytonic, hobbit, Dracula ( my favourite)
I really liked King of the Dragonflies, Everything Leads to You, Fahrenheit 451, Heroes of Olympus, The Poppy War, Murderbot, Extraordinary, 1984, and The Anthropocene Reviewed!
Some books I enjoyed are The Grace Year, Fahrenheit 451, Crescent City/House of Earth and Blood, The Shadows Between Us, Descendant of the Crane, Jade War, A Court of Wings and Ruin, The Picture of Dorian Gray, and The Great Gatsby
the picture of dorian gray is one of the best classics in my opinion because its really easy to understand and actually intriguing. also great is the great gatsby
Ghosted, tin man, the idiot, the weight of the stars, meet cute diary, more than this, horrid, life after life, the power, nod, binti, vampires never get old, where dreams descend , sistersong, the nature of witches, bunny, rainbow grey, tales of ithea, hank green, medusa, fence, pgymolion, frankenstein, great gatsby, 1984, the witch doesnt burn in this one
Enjoy!! Happy Reading!! 🥰📚
iron widow! i'm reading it currently and loving it
Orlando is amazing. I also really enjoyed Piranesi. I hope you enjoy them when you get to them.
The PJO graphic novel series is good
I loved the first Lumberjanes book it was so cute.
I recommend you Percy Jackson - the graphic novels. They are fun and easy to get through, and I especially loved the illustrations by Orpheus Collar.
And I'd love to hear your thoughts about Frankenstein and Dracula.
Tender is the Flesh is... a very interesting book. I read it very quickly and would love to see what others think of the ending! Lost in the Never Woods made me CRY it is SO GOOD. Last but not least, I loved Bunny so much and it's still underrated in my opinion!
ACOWAR, Restless Slumber and Hollowpox ❤️
So happy to take a look at your library!
Recommendations: Cloud Atlas,Horrid,Red skies falling, ACOWAR,The Hobbit
The foxhole court (one of the best found familys ever)
I vote Last Night at the Telegraph Club and the Poppy War series! 🥰
Ok making a list as I go along! So I'd love to see you read: Tender is the flesh, wool, vampires never get old, elatose, bunny, wolfsong, cont. murder bot, ACOWAR, AND Dracula 🧛🏽♂️!
I'm recommending The Power, 1984, The War of The Worlds and Dracula. Because I love them :)
I definitely recommend reading Graceliing by Kristin Cashore. It’s one of my favorite books of all time
To Be Taught if Fortunate, Witches of Ash and Ruin, Crescent City, The Flames of Albiyon, Traitors Blade, Cytonic, Hollowpox
In Deeper Waters was my favorite book of 2021 I think you’ll love it.
Of these I've read Assassin's Aprrentice, Raybearer, Poppy War trilogy, The Picture of Dorian Gray, Frankenstein, Hobbit, 1984, War of the Worlds and Dracula and liked or loved all of them.
The One's We Were Meant to Find, The Last Magician, The Nature of Witches, FrostHeart! The Hobbit and The Great Gatsby
My recommendations are: Iron Widow, Crescent City, Assassin’s Apprentice, Josh and Hazel’s Guide to Not Dating, The Lost Hero, Graceling, A Court of Wings and Ruin
In no particular order:
The Great Gatsby (one of my favorites from high school reading assignments), Hollowpox, Cytonic, Frostheart, Traitors Blade, Wolfsong, Darwins Dragons (its on my tbr to read soon), Rhapsodic, Assassins Apprentice, Fahrenheit 451, and Vampires Never Get Old.
I enjoyed Rhapsodic and Josh and Hazels Guide to Not Dating!
I'd love to see your opinions of
*Dracula, Frankenstein, Dorian Gray, To the Lighthouse, the Great Gatsby, and basically all of your classics!
&
*Cloud Atlas
*Wool
*Ray Bradbury
*To be Taught if Fortunate
*Piranesi
Hope you have a lovely weekend!
Rainbow Grey is amazing!!!
I really recommend The Foxhole Court and a Deal with the Elf King !!!
Absolutely need to read Fahrenheit 451 and 1984!
I just wanna say that this was SO satisfying to watch - it was beautiful. I hope you got your flat back together again
Thank you so much! I did eventually, though it took a good while!
House of Earth and Blood was really good, am looking forward to the sequel in February!
Murderbot! 😍
I have read a couple others but since I wasn't the biggest fan I'm just going to stop there... 😅
Good luck!
I really loved You Deserve Each Other by Sarah Hogle!
These Violent Delights!
I’m just going to vote for the books that are on my tbr as well 😊
- We are okay
- We are the ants
- Horrid
- Fahrenheit 451
- These Violent Delights - Chloe Gong
- Bunny 🐰
- The picture of Dorian Gray
- 1984
Tender is the flesh deserves a honourable mention, that is the most unsettling book I’ve read so far…
Ace of Shaes by Amanda Foody (love the Las Vegas vibes)
Devil Makes Three was also such a good vibes.
I loved Graceling and Fire when I read them last year and I highly recommend them. I'm hoping to read Bitterblue and Winterkeep this year myself
I vote for Piranesi and the Wayfarer books by Becky Chambers. Also The Picture of Dorian Gray.
The books I recommend are The Way I Used To Be (TW for Sexual Assault), Fahrenheit 451, Pygmalion, Frankenstein and The Witch Doesn't Burn in This One!
The ones I would recommend : The picture of Dorian Gray (my favourite), Dracula (surprisingly funny !)
Didn't hate but overhyped (2-3 stars) : Frankenstein, the great Gatsby, the Hobbit, Fahrenheit 451
The ones that are also on my TBR : Piranesi, Bunny, You had me at hola, the Heroes of Olympus, 1984, The shadows between us, an enchanment of Ravens, The shadows between us and Descendant of the crane.
A Winter's promise : read it in French and I was utterly disappointed. I thought it was a fantasy novel set in a fictionnal world but then it was a huge mess. The world building wasn't well explained to us readers and the main character has no substance. When it was out in French everybody was raving about this, but frankly I don't get the hype.
I looove the Graceling and Fire by Kristin Cashore. Read them ages ago when they came out here in Germany but they are great stories :)
I love these videos. My recommendations are The Flame of Albiyon (I’ve been wanting to read it since I heard about it, but I also haven’t heard anyone else talk about it after it’s release), the Percy Jackson graphic novels and Heroes of Olympus (I’m obsessed with Percy Jackson so I always recommend them when I see them on someone’s TBR), Graceling (I loved this book. I haven’t yet got to the sequels yet, but hopefully one day), and Gender Euphoria (This one just has me curious about it. It looks interesting).
Tender is the flesh, picture of Dorian grey, jade war and jade legacy!
+ghosted
+out of love
+in the ravenous dark
I would recommend: Bunny, Lumberjanes Vol 1 and The Hobbit. All favourites of mine and very different, but fun reading experiences. :P
the simple wild by k a tucker was *chefs kiss* definitely recommend!
I really want to read Iron Widow, In Deeper Waters, A Marvelous Light, Assassin’s Apprentice, Lost in the Never Woods, A Lesson in Vengeance, Atlas Six, These Violent Delights (Chloe Gong), Wranglestone, Christina Lauren, Greenbone Saga, My Brother’s Husband, and To the Lighthouse
I really enjoyed Assassin's Apprentice, Heroes of Olympus series, and ACOWAR!!
Oh, I'm reading Iron Widow right now and it's soso good. Highly recommend.
The Simple Wild (it’s sooooo good!)
last night at the telegraph club, piranesi and bunny! i loved these three
definitely think you will love these four:
- a long way to a small angry planet
- When they tiger came down the mountain
- Are you listening
- the weight of stars
Here are my recommendations (it's quite a list lol)
House of Earth and Blood,
Where Dreams Descend,
The Shadows Between Us,
A Lesson In Vengeance,
Rhapsodic,
A Deal With The Elf King,
A Court of Wings and Ruin,
Restless Slumber,
Kingdom Of Flesh And Fire
Thanks for showing us your books! I would probably categorize Fahrenheit 451 as a classic, it's one of the few I actually like. 1984 was good as well.
The Nature of Witches for suuuuuure.
The Charlie Travesty series is not going to be finished (according to the authors) so that may sway to whether you want to read it or not. I'm the kind of person who if I haven't started a series yet and the author abandons it, I just unhaul it.
Last night at the telegraph club! ❤️
For sure going to spams
We Are Okay by Nina LaCour is phenomenal. One of my all time favorites.
I recommend that you read Artifical Condition and Rouge Protocol by Martha Wells, Percy Jackson Graphic Novel Sea of Monsters and The Titan's Curse, 1984 by George Orwell
I read and adored Iron Widow at the very start of this year and would love to see you read that and An Enchantment of Ravens was one of my absolute favourite books two years ago and I would love to see your thoughts on it 🧡
Big ship at the end of the universe is a great sci-fi (has magic with the science!)
Piranesi was such a fun read, I recommend it!! And if you like Sarah J. Mass’ court series, you’ll love An Enchantment of Ravens!! It seriously felt like a fairy tail and the plot was really cozy and enjoyable, in my opinion.
(Edit: i just saw that you haven’t read A Court of Wings and Ruin yet… I ABSOLUTELY also recommend this one)
I loved King and the Dragonflies, Assassin's Apprentice, and Dracula. And I think you should read Long Division, because I thought that one sounded really interesting when you originally picked it up. A Marvellous Light is one of my most anticipated on my own TBR, so I say read that as well :)
Piranesi! It's weird, but so good!
Please read Crescent City! I didn't think I'd like it but I LOVED it. Would also love to hear your thoughts on Eleanor, You Deserve Each Other and The Simple Wild. ALSO GIRL PLEASE READ FRANKENSTEIN ITS MY FAVE BOOK OF ALL TIME AND YOU LOVE FANTASY AND SCI FI
The Switch was a 5* would definitely read it.
I LOVE enchantment of Ravens!
The Poppy War would be my recommendation. And A Court Of Wings and Ruin.
Ow hollow pox ❤❤ that was my favorite from the nevermoor series. Read that one please 😍
I think you would love Strange Case of the Alchemist Daughter
I was surprised how much i loved frankenstein. Hope it will surprise you too
The Future of another Timeline is one of my favourite books! Amazing feminist time travel book with lots of impressive women!
The Power is one of my all-time favorites!! It was so thought provoking and well written, I cannot recommend it enough!!!
Also, Tender is the Flesh was gory, bloody, graphic, and honestly a little nauseating but absolutely incredible and worth a read if you can stomach it!