Welcome to You Tube. It s great to have someone in the southern hemisphere creating a channel. I'm in New Zealand, and while I love all the channels I subscribe to, its great to have a channel more aligned to where we live.
Welcome! Nice to have a fellow Australian - I'm naturalised, though 🇧🇷. 😉 Nothing against the younger demographic, but I am always trying to find more mature readers like me, with similar tastes. So I am so happy to find you! Like you, literary fiction and historical fiction are my favourite genres, followed by mystery/thrillers. I also only collect books that I can eventually re-read or special editions. I love Jane Austen (I've read all her novels more than once) and collect other works related to, such as retellings. Now I'm off to check your other videos. Seja bem-vinda!😊
I hear you! I love that there are so many younger people reading instead of 'scrolling' but am not looking to pick up those tik-tok recommendations anytime soon. Mature readers unite!
I lost my younger sister 4 yrs ago & she was the only one in my life, from the instant we understood words lol, that devoured books like I did. I haven't read a book in 4yrs but having found your channel I'm looking forward to diving back in 💚❤️💚❤️💚❤️💚❤️
A hearty welcome!!! It's so wonderful to see new people enter this community. I love all the different perspectives and places in the world that booktube allows connection between. I've heard great things about the Clan of the Cave Bear series and it's been on my TBR for ages. Have a great rest of the week!
Hi Angela, lovely to meet you! I have just joined Booktube myself. Completely get what you mean about just wanting to create and sharing your experiences 🥰
hi, Angela. Welcome! I can really relate to wanting to create something AND the goal of wanting to learn how to talk about books better! I was in the same spot when I started my channel! I’m looking forward to your videos!
Welcome to Booktube Angela! Frankenstein (1831 edition) was really good - if you pick it up I think you'll enjoy it. Glad to have you join the community, looking forward to more :)
Welcome! Randomly looked up the newbie tag today and found your channel. I am looking forward to seeing more content from you. Love your Aussie accent and southern hemisphere perspective. Happy reading!
Oh wow, another Australian book tragic - love it. Yes, I prefer the physical book also, just discovered the Folio Society, very dangerous for the bank balance, but heavenly. I live in a tiny home, & I'm very house-proud, love keeping everything 'perfect'. Ah, fantasy... Thanks for the bookish inspiration.
Welcome to the BookTube community, from one newb to another! (I just started my channel this week.) I'm shamelessly reading the V.C. Andrews series now! Best of luck with your channel - I look forward to watching more videos from you in the future.😎📚👍
Thank you! Honestly I have been thinking about picking up My Sweet Audrina for a while - they are entertainment at its best, that's for sure. Let's be shamless together lol :)
Hi Angela! Yay, a fellow Aussie! I had the same goals a few years ago to read the Jane Austen novels. Two things got me going, and they were - firstly, the audiobook versions, so I can listen while doing something else, but also joining in on Jane Austen July hosted by Katie Lumsden from Books and Things on Book Tube, she also has a lot of videos just on Jane Austen in general. This gave me the impetus to stick with reading a Jane Austen, I’ve now worked through all of them except Sanditon, which I’ll pick up this year. I’m excited because now I can begin on my collection of spin offs and retellings because I’ve read the originals and I feel I won’t get spoilers now. Actually, I have Katie to thank for the fact that I now have read most twice.
Hi and thanks for commenting! Yes this is a fantastic way to read older novels - I did it with Wuthering Heights a few years ago and A Christmas Carol too. Really helps with the cadence of these books - I'll have to try it again with Jane Austen :)
Hi Angela! Welcome to booktube. I’m a newbie as well and it’s great to see other new booktubers too. I love the analog aspect of reading as well. Nothing like the feeling of crips pages or the smell of a new book. Can’t wait to see more from you!
How does this world require us to be? to pace the shopping aisles like its monk. Or are we meant to walk the woods for free? and stay alert in case there’s unicorns. Let’s kneel the shore and see someone we knew! Our sweet reflections waiting on the lake; translucent smiles shivering with clues to say “the unicorns have gone this way.” The city’s void of traffic slurs our name, but our reflections never had to speak. No dollars can our blue reflections take. They in their bank of lily pads are rich because they art we knowing something strange, and smiling they know ourselves remain. i am Nicholas Leonard, and this is a sonnet that I wrote
Always happy to get more recommendations, especially from the southern hemisphere, simply to discover more of its' authors. And if you ever have any questions about the whole Booktube thing, do feel free to give a shout. Always happy to help :)
I found you through Kim at Middle of the Book March and so glad I did! I enjoyed this video and your Australian authors video and am looking forward to reading more Aussie fiction. I already am a big fan of Jane Harper and Kate Morton. Looking forward to more content from you, Angela; I’m now a subscriber!
Welcome to TH-cam! I am also an eclectic reader. I read from every genre, so I am always glad to come across readers who enjoy a wide variety of books.
Welcome to BookTube. Yes reading enough is also a challenge for me as I don’t read that fast (read slow lol). But I haven’t had any problems with that just yet and I post three videos a week. Not all have to be book reviews. I also want to read Frankenstein sometime soon. Farrah over at Bookstalgic is also going to read it sometime soon. She mentioned February or March. So I’m waiting for her to start reading Frankenstein. Which version do you want to read? I’m planning to read both the original version and the rewritten version. Shelley did rewrite it herself.
Wow - 3 videos a week! Good for you! I think I'll aim to have Frankenstein read by October - I've got the Penguin Clothbound Classic edition which is very pretty :)
Welcome to Booktube! I’m in Perth too 😎 I don’t have my own channel but know exactly what you mean about all the northern hemisphere seasonal videos, although I did enjoy seeing some of the snow scenes while we were having a heatwave!
Hello, great to hear a Aussie voice in this space. I’m on the other side of the country in Melbourne. Perth has had such hot weather this Summer hope your managing to keep cool. Looking forward to future videos.
Hi Angela, welcome! I would love to read more Australian authors. Reading by the pool, I hear that! Bambi- cool. I need to read Les Miserables. I love that you read all things, me too. Great answers.
Yes, The Clan of the Cave Bear!!!! I read it as a young person too and it immediately became a favorite. I also still own it! 🥰 I want to re-read it one of these days.
Hey Angela. Nice to see you. I'm a Brissie reader of all things. I agree we see a lot of northern hemisphere content when there is a plethora of good Aussie lit to review and promote. I'm looking forward to where you go from here.
Welcome to booktube Angela! Watching you from Quebec City, Canada. Cold and snowy, you’ll be warming me from Australia! 😅 Currently reading The Hobbit and Hello Strangers by Katherine Center. Yes, I do indulge in contemporary romance sometimes… 😊
Love finding Booktubers closer to my age! We sadly lost Jennifer Brooks this month and I'll be reading Frankenstein in her remembrance. A couple of the channels are organizing some things in her honor.
Hi! I didn't know of Jennifer but have seen some things pop up in my feed recently about her and I want to find out more. Thanks for sharing and I'm so sorry for your loss
I love that you take pride in housekeeping. I also was a blogger many years ago, although I was never that organized ahead of time with my content. I also have very similar reading tastes to yours! Historical fiction is a favorite genre for me.
Thanks friend! I'm an ideas person but its the execution that often sticks. Fingers crossed for me ;) I love diving in to historical fiction the most I think too!
Love this! I also joined because of the creation piece. I love the creative side of making videos. Definitely stretching parts of my brain that were previously dormant! I am SO excited to hear more about Australian authors. That's an area I'm super eager to know more about. Especially Australian indie publishers, if you know of any that you love! Thanks so much for sharing!
Yes! Thank you! Its nice challenging myself to find other ways to describe a book than "amazing" ;) I'll definitely be sharing more Aussie authors and we have a number of well known independant publishers in my city - Fremantle Press being the most popular I think.
Hi Angela I think I am subscriber no 3. As soon as you said you wanted to create something and were passionate about books, I was sold. Looking forward to more
Welcome to booktube from another newbie! Looking forward to more videos from you - it sounds like you have a really interesting perspective to bring 😊 also your voice is really soothing to listen to!
Welcome to booktube. Looking forward to hearing your recommendations. I'm currently reading Cutting for Stone. I discovered Abraham Verghese when The Covenant of Water book was released and love his writing style.
Oh, you have all of Jane Austen's novels ahead of you, that's so wonderful! I look forward to hearing about books that aren't the usual ones I see everywhere else! If you're looking for Canadian authors to throw in your mix, my fave read of 2023 was Adrift by Brideau - set on the West Coast of Canada. Really thoughtful climate fiction novel.
Great first video :) I really appreciate your pace of speaking. I love booktube but I watch it to relax and sometimes it’s so rushed, the typical TH-cam tempo. Your voice is very calming and you speak like a normal person, instead of the mustn’t loose attention-speed of many youtubers. Looking forward to hear more about books you’re reading or like :)
@@AngelasBookcaseNot at all! As long as the content is relevant, I much prefer videos where my heart doesn't start racing from the number of words per minute ^^ I think it was in another video of yours where there was a few clips of going to a pool, I would rather those were shorter than the speed of speech higher, if that makes sense. Definitely keep them in, to set the scene, loved that (and a lot of booktubers onlu show one single shot, so well done), but maybe keep that kind of thing a bit snappier to keep the momentum and get to the good stuff, meaning the books :D And please take this as only friendly advice from a well-wisher, and only take it to heart if you feel like it has merit. I haven't realized my channel dreams yet, so I'm so impressed with anyone who actually publishes a video!
Good day. Over the years it's been a challenge talking books with people I know since they read less or not at all. Listening to you made me think that books are friends who know us better than we understand them, which is another reason the physicality of book is important to me. You live in Australia? You are likely familiar with Patrick White's Voss and essayist Clive James? Excellent authors. And when it comes to popular music, I must mention INXS, Dido, and the great Nick Cave... favorites too.
Thank you so much for commenting! I love your take on books being friends and how important they are physically. I recently heard that a book of short stories was made based on Nick Cave's songs which I want to track down, so I'll be sure to share it on here too :)
I did not know about the short stories. There is an excellent biographical graphic novel by Reinhard Kleist titled Nick Cave: Mercy on Me. Been listening to his music since I saw him Wings of Desire in the 80's. @@AngelasBookcase
Hi Angela! Your channel just popped up on my feed so I have subscribed! Can you recommend a few Australian authors to get a newbie started? I have read Jane Harper but, I can’t think of any other. I look forward to following your channel.🇨🇦📚😀
Welcome to You Tube. It s great to have someone in the southern hemisphere creating a channel. I'm in New Zealand, and while I love all the channels I subscribe to, its great to have a channel more aligned to where we live.
Thanks Jacqui! I know exactly what you mean :)
Bring it all! Love home keeping videos. Cooking..of course books. Just found your channel. Love it.
Awesome! Thank you!
Great intro. I look forward to see what kind of books you enjoy reading!
Thank you!! 😊
Welcome to Booktube, Angela! It's wonderful to have an eclectic reader in the mix. Looking forward to your videos!
Thank you so much!
Welcome! Nice to have a fellow Australian - I'm naturalised, though 🇧🇷. 😉 Nothing against the younger demographic, but I am always trying to find more mature readers like me, with similar tastes. So I am so happy to find you! Like you, literary fiction and historical fiction are my favourite genres, followed by mystery/thrillers. I also only collect books that I can eventually re-read or special editions. I love Jane Austen (I've read all her novels more than once) and collect other works related to, such as retellings. Now I'm off to check your other videos. Seja bem-vinda!😊
I hear you! I love that there are so many younger people reading instead of 'scrolling' but am not looking to pick up those tik-tok recommendations anytime soon. Mature readers unite!
I lost my younger sister 4 yrs ago & she was the only one in my life, from the instant we understood words lol, that devoured books like I did. I haven't read a book in 4yrs but having found your channel I'm looking forward to diving back in 💚❤️💚❤️💚❤️💚❤️
So sorry to hear that 💔 I'm glad you've found some inspiration to pick up a book again
A hearty welcome!!! It's so wonderful to see new people enter this community. I love all the different perspectives and places in the world that booktube allows connection between. I've heard great things about the Clan of the Cave Bear series and it's been on my TBR for ages. Have a great rest of the week!
Thank you so much!! You too!
So glad to see so many people in the new year starting their own BookTube channel. Welcome to our little corner of the Internet. Welcome aboard!
Thanks for your encouragement Nicholas! Glad to be part of the cool crew 😆
Hi Angela. I love the sound of your channel and like you, I love to read eclectically . Looking forward to seeing all of your creativity.
Thank you so much!
Intrigued and heartened by your perspective. Looking forward!
Awesome! Thank you!
Hi Angela, lovely to meet you! I have just joined Booktube myself. Completely get what you mean about just wanting to create and sharing your experiences 🥰
Welcome and congrats on joining the Booktube community 💕
hi, Angela. Welcome! I can really relate to wanting to create something AND the goal of wanting to learn how to talk about books better! I was in the same spot when I started my channel! I’m looking forward to your videos!
Thanks so much for commenting! I feel I'm already getting a little better but it will take time :)
Welcome to booktube! Love that you are Australian & reading across genres!
Thank you!! 😊
Welcome to Booktube Angela! Frankenstein (1831 edition) was really good - if you pick it up I think you'll enjoy it. Glad to have you join the community, looking forward to more :)
Thank you! I’ll check it out!
Welcome to Booktube! I love historical literary fiction and classics too, so looking forward to following along with your channel!
Thank you!! 😊
Welcome! Randomly looked up the newbie tag today and found your channel. I am looking forward to seeing more content from you. Love your Aussie accent and southern hemisphere perspective. Happy reading!
Thank you! ☺️ glad you stumbled across the channel!
So glad your video showed up in my feed. I subscribed right away..and am looking forward to more videos!👍
Awesome! Thank you!
Oh wow, another Australian book tragic - love it. Yes, I prefer the physical book also, just discovered the Folio Society, very dangerous for the bank balance, but heavenly. I live in a tiny home, & I'm very house-proud, love keeping everything 'perfect'. Ah, fantasy... Thanks for the bookish inspiration.
Thank you!
Welcome to booktube. Love to see somebody outside US and UK.
Thanks so much! Glad to be here :)
Welcome to the BookTube community, from one newb to another! (I just started my channel this week.) I'm shamelessly reading the V.C. Andrews series now! Best of luck with your channel - I look forward to watching more videos from you in the future.😎📚👍
Thank you! Honestly I have been thinking about picking up My Sweet Audrina for a while - they are entertainment at its best, that's for sure. Let's be shamless together lol :)
Hi Angela! Yay, a fellow Aussie! I had the same goals a few years ago to read the Jane Austen novels. Two things got me going, and they were - firstly, the audiobook versions, so I can listen while doing something else, but also joining in on Jane Austen July hosted by Katie Lumsden from Books and Things on Book Tube, she also has a lot of videos just on Jane Austen in general. This gave me the impetus to stick with reading a Jane Austen, I’ve now worked through all of them except Sanditon, which I’ll pick up this year. I’m excited because now I can begin on my collection of spin offs and retellings because I’ve read the originals and I feel I won’t get spoilers now. Actually, I have Katie to thank for the fact that I now have read most twice.
Hi and thanks for commenting! Yes this is a fantastic way to read older novels - I did it with Wuthering Heights a few years ago and A Christmas Carol too. Really helps with the cadence of these books - I'll have to try it again with Jane Austen :)
Welcome, I look forward to seeing more content from you.
Much appreciated and thanks for the welcome!
Already a bookshelf icon. Subscribed.😎
Legend! Thanks so much!
Hi Angela! Welcome to booktube. I’m a newbie as well and it’s great to see other new booktubers too.
I love the analog aspect of reading as well. Nothing like the feeling of crips pages or the smell of a new book. Can’t wait to see more from you!
Oh thank you! Good luck with your own journey on booktube too!
How does this world require us to be?
to pace the shopping aisles like its monk.
Or are we meant to walk the woods for free?
and stay alert in case there’s unicorns.
Let’s kneel the shore and see someone we knew!
Our sweet reflections waiting on the lake;
translucent smiles shivering with clues
to say “the unicorns have gone this way.”
The city’s void of traffic slurs our name,
but our reflections never had to speak.
No dollars can our blue reflections take.
They in their bank of lily pads are rich
because they art we knowing something strange,
and smiling they know ourselves remain.
i am Nicholas Leonard, and this is a sonnet that I wrote
Always happy to get more recommendations, especially from the southern hemisphere, simply to discover more of its' authors. And if you ever have any questions about the whole Booktube thing, do feel free to give a shout. Always happy to help :)
Thank you so much xx
I found you through Kim at Middle of the Book March and so glad I did! I enjoyed this video and your Australian authors video and am looking forward to reading more Aussie fiction. I already am a big fan of Jane Harper and Kate Morton. Looking forward to more content from you, Angela; I’m now a subscriber!
Oh thank you! ☺️ even I’m inspired to read more Aussie authors now :)
Welcome to TH-cam! I am also an eclectic reader. I read from every genre, so I am always glad to come across readers who enjoy a wide variety of books.
Thank you!! 😊 So glad to meet another adventurer ;)
Great video Angela! You seem so sweet and genuine!❤
Thank you so much!!
Welcome to BookTube! You are off to an excellent start.
Thank you!! 😊
Welcome Angela!
Thank you Margot!
Welcome to BookTube. Yes reading enough is also a challenge for me as I don’t read that fast (read slow lol). But I haven’t had any problems with that just yet and I post three videos a week. Not all have to be book reviews.
I also want to read Frankenstein sometime soon. Farrah over at Bookstalgic is also going to read it sometime soon. She mentioned February or March. So I’m waiting for her to start reading Frankenstein. Which version do you want to read? I’m planning to read both the original version and the rewritten version. Shelley did rewrite it herself.
Wow - 3 videos a week! Good for you! I think I'll aim to have Frankenstein read by October - I've got the Penguin Clothbound Classic edition which is very pretty :)
Welcome to book tube. New to this thing too and just finding my way around. Hope you get some great reads this year and good luck to your channel.
Thank you! Good luck to you too!
Welcome to Booktube! I’m in Perth too 😎 I don’t have my own channel but know exactly what you mean about all the northern hemisphere seasonal videos, although I did enjoy seeing some of the snow scenes while we were having a heatwave!
Thank you!! 😊 I know, I whinged about it a little in this video but secretly love to be transported to the northern hemisphere at Christmas :)
@@AngelasBookcase it didn’t come across as a whinge at all 😃
Hello, great to hear a Aussie voice in this space. I’m on the other side of the country in Melbourne. Perth has had such hot weather this Summer hope your managing to keep cool. Looking forward to future videos.
Hi and thanks for the welcome! Managing to keep cool but the heat has inspired my next video I think ;)
Hi Angela, welcome!
I would love to read more Australian authors. Reading by the pool, I hear that! Bambi- cool. I need to read Les Miserables. I love that you read all things, me too. Great answers.
You're keeping me accountable to Les Mis 😂 but I do have some of my favourite Aussie authors coming soon for you. We can do it!
welcome aboard! Happy reading!
Thank you!! 😊
Yes, The Clan of the Cave Bear!!!! I read it as a young person too and it immediately became a favorite. I also still own it! 🥰 I want to re-read it one of these days.
I read the whole series again last year 🥴🙈 loved it! 😊
I love that!@@AngelasBookcase
Hi Angela, awesome to see you started this channel!
Thank you so much!
Welcome to Booktube! I’m looking forward to more of your content. 😊
Thank you!! 😊
Hey Angela. Nice to see you. I'm a Brissie reader of all things. I agree we see a lot of northern hemisphere content when there is a plethora of good Aussie lit to review and promote. I'm looking forward to where you go from here.
Hi Jane - thanks for commenting! Glad to have you along for the ride :)
Welcome to booktube! I just started too. Have a great journey!
Thank you! Welcome to you too!
Welcome to booktube Angela! Watching you from Quebec City, Canada. Cold and snowy, you’ll be warming me from Australia! 😅 Currently reading The Hobbit and Hello Strangers by Katherine Center. Yes, I do indulge in contemporary romance sometimes… 😊
Yay! Thank you! I have been keeping an eye out for a particular edition of The Hobbit and hope to read it this year. Hope you're enjoying it :)
@@AngelasBookcase it’s 100% out of my comfort zone but still a fun book to read. Which was unexpected for me… Hope you get to it!
Love finding Booktubers closer to my age! We sadly lost Jennifer Brooks this month and I'll be reading Frankenstein in her remembrance. A couple of the channels are organizing some things in her honor.
Hi! I didn't know of Jennifer but have seen some things pop up in my feed recently about her and I want to find out more. Thanks for sharing and I'm so sorry for your loss
New subscriber ❤ & I can't wait to post my first newbie tag vid & join this wonderful community, thank you so much for a safe place for bookworms 😊❤❤❤
Welcome!! Thanks for subscribing!
Welcome to BookTube Angela!
Thanks Joel!
I love that you take pride in housekeeping. I also was a blogger many years ago, although I was never that organized ahead of time with my content. I also have very similar reading tastes to yours! Historical fiction is a favorite genre for me.
Thanks friend! I'm an ideas person but its the execution that often sticks. Fingers crossed for me ;) I love diving in to historical fiction the most I think too!
Welcome!! So happy to have you! 🤗
Thank you!! 😊
Love this! I also joined because of the creation piece. I love the creative side of making videos. Definitely stretching parts of my brain that were previously dormant! I am SO excited to hear more about Australian authors. That's an area I'm super eager to know more about. Especially Australian indie publishers, if you know of any that you love! Thanks so much for sharing!
Yes! Thank you! Its nice challenging myself to find other ways to describe a book than "amazing" ;) I'll definitely be sharing more Aussie authors and we have a number of well known independant publishers in my city - Fremantle Press being the most popular I think.
@@AngelasBookcase amazing! Thank you for the tip about Fremantle!!
Hi Angela I think I am subscriber no 3. As soon as you said you wanted to create something and were passionate about books, I was sold. Looking forward to more
Thanks so much for subscribing Heather!
Welcome to booktube from another newbie! Looking forward to more videos from you - it sounds like you have a really interesting perspective to bring 😊 also your voice is really soothing to listen to!
Oh thank you Grace! I appreciate the welcome :) You're so sweet xx
Welcome to booktube. Looking forward to hearing your recommendations. I'm currently reading Cutting for Stone. I discovered Abraham Verghese when The Covenant of Water book was released and love his writing style.
Awesome, thanks for the recommendation! Covenant of Water is on my wish list!
I so knew you were going to say Clan of the Cave Bear! We must be the same age :) hurray for more Down under booktube creators.
Ps: I’m west side too, Newman and Perth.
haha it is a very guilty read - but I can see how it fostered a love for historical fiction. The best!
Oh, you have all of Jane Austen's novels ahead of you, that's so wonderful! I look forward to hearing about books that aren't the usual ones I see everywhere else! If you're looking for Canadian authors to throw in your mix, my fave read of 2023 was Adrift by Brideau - set on the West Coast of Canada. Really thoughtful climate fiction novel.
Thanks so much for commenting - and for the recommendation of Adrift. I will be adding it to my list!
I'll be curious to know if you can get it down in Australia! :) @@AngelasBookcase
Hello and welcome!
Hello there! Thanks for the welcome 🤗
Welcome to booktube! 🥰
Thank you!! 👍🏻
Good luck with booktube! I just subbed!
Thank you!! 😊 So glad you’re here!
Great first video :) I really appreciate your pace of speaking. I love booktube but I watch it to relax and sometimes it’s so rushed, the typical TH-cam tempo. Your voice is very calming and you speak like a normal person, instead of the mustn’t loose attention-speed of many youtubers. Looking forward to hear more about books you’re reading or like :)
Oh thank you! I really appreciate your feedback - I felt I was talking too slowly and everyone would doze off! ❤️
@@AngelasBookcaseNot at all! As long as the content is relevant, I much prefer videos where my heart doesn't start racing from the number of words per minute ^^ I think it was in another video of yours where there was a few clips of going to a pool, I would rather those were shorter than the speed of speech higher, if that makes sense. Definitely keep them in, to set the scene, loved that (and a lot of booktubers onlu show one single shot, so well done), but maybe keep that kind of thing a bit snappier to keep the momentum and get to the good stuff, meaning the books :D And please take this as only friendly advice from a well-wisher, and only take it to heart if you feel like it has merit. I haven't realized my channel dreams yet, so I'm so impressed with anyone who actually publishes a video!
New subbie here! I look forward to watching as you share all of your interests 😊
Thank you so much!
Good day. Over the years it's been a challenge talking books with people I know since they read less or not at all. Listening to you made me think that books are friends who know us better than we understand them, which is another reason the physicality of book is important to me. You live in Australia? You are likely familiar with Patrick White's Voss and essayist Clive James? Excellent authors. And when it comes to popular music, I must mention INXS, Dido, and the great Nick Cave... favorites too.
Thank you so much for commenting! I love your take on books being friends and how important they are physically. I recently heard that a book of short stories was made based on Nick Cave's songs which I want to track down, so I'll be sure to share it on here too :)
I did not know about the short stories. There is an excellent biographical graphic novel by Reinhard Kleist titled Nick Cave: Mercy on Me. Been listening to his music since I saw him Wings of Desire in the 80's. @@AngelasBookcase
Hi Angela! Your channel just popped up on my feed so I have subscribed! Can you recommend a few Australian authors to get a newbie started? I have read Jane Harper but, I can’t think of any other. I look forward to following your channel.🇨🇦📚😀
Thanks for subbing! You're in luck - I just posted a video exclusively about Australian Authors th-cam.com/video/GJI0PmIra6I/w-d-xo.html :)
Hello! Have you read the Shellseakers by Rosamunde Pilcher? I think you might like based on the book you said you are reading 😊
Not yet! I am yet to pick up any Rosamunde Pilcher books but they are high on my list. Thanks for reminding me :)