I think every single cat has that eastern european grandpa spirit inside them And every single dog has a college guy inside them, who's constantly happy, helpful and his name is Brian.
After not reading for years I got back into it with a big theory book and I think that's the best way to do it, once you finish you're like "okay but if I've managed to read through this whole entire thing then I can read anything" and it makes you excited to go for more books :)
Anyone have any tips for me? I love learning and reading the classics but I have adhd and just learned I could be dyslexic so I’m really confused right now. But I just got a copy of to kill a mockingbird and huckleberry finn
My husband has to read a lot for work and therefore doesn’t often enjoy reading in his free time. I recommended East of Eden to him and it’s the first time in a long time that he would rather read than watch something in the evenings. Makes me happy.
I read this book a couple months ago because one of my favorite songs is basically based on it, but I ended up really loving the book. Basically, everything you said in this video was my exact thoughts and reactions. But the song is called Timshel and it's by Mumford & Sons. It's super slow and beautiful and it's great. Anyways, I love this video (:
girl me and my friend are obsessed with your channel everytime you upload a video we’re being like “did you watch our girl uncarley today” you’re creating an army of girlbosses and i’m hERE FOR IT
I wrote an academic work about the social construction of love and rivalry between siblings (based on East of Eden) so I know one or two interesting things I just wanna share... Wanna note that Cal and Aron aren't the reincarnation of Cain and Abel. It's basically the whole Trask family caught in the vicious cycle of murdering one's own brother. Maybe you've noticed that every character connected to the Trask family has a name that starts either with a 'C' or an 'A' (like... Cain und Abel...). It seems like the 'C'-characters are the 'evil' ones. And as Cal survives at the end and falls in love with Abra (starting with an 'A' again) it's very likely that the vicious cycle will continue. Interestingly it seems like (maybe due to the biblical inspiration) the relationship between the Trask siblings is already determined when they are born, like it's fate that they will try to murder each other. BUT there are clearly parts in the book hinting that the rivalry between the siblings is - as it is prooved - a social construct. Well I hope my grammar didn't escalate. English is obviously not my mother tongue.
Before reading East of Eden, I did a bunch of research and the warning for the villain that was most accurate for me was “My girl Cathy is raunchy, psychotic, and everything I want in a villain”
I know I'm a year late but I also love this book! So good! I also loved Grapes of Wrath and highly recommend 👀 the only high school reading book that I genuinely enjoyed
My biggest accomplishment is reading the entirety of "East of Eden" for AP English summer reading in one day, the day before school started, AND wrote a 5 page essay on it. I've peaked, it's only downhill from here.
I picked this book from the library like 5 years ago and I remember the day I had to return it I still had like 30 pages left and I just sat at the library like “Don’t close yet PLEASE I’m almost done!” The librarian had to stay like 20 minutes longer but she was pretty cool about it, she gifted me a copy of the book the next time I went there.
hey have you ever watched gilmore girls? i think it would be cool if you reviewed the books that jess mariano (aka the bad boy who loves only the protagonist and hates the world) reads!
no harm in reading easy books. im currently in the middle of pachinko, a 500 page book about 4 generations of a family living in a japanese-occupied korea, , IT, which is like 1100 pages, speaker for the dead, a deeply philosophical science fiction novel, and....one of the old diary of a wimpy kid books. sometimes you just need something breezy.
emma chamberlain gets back into reading with a thick classic? i am an idiot who reads classics for fun, i could never and i must bow down before the alpha
I’m from Salinas, CA, John Steinbeck’s home town & where a lot of his stories are based out of, & he actually wrote about real families from our town & from the beach towns 20mins away from us, but would change their names & it use to cause so much drama back in the day lol he’s a savage, as well as a genius !
if you like east of eden i really recommend reading ‘of mice and men’ by john steinbeck it’s a really short read and you’ll become super attached to the characters + there’s a huge plot twist at the end 😩
I feel like average contemporary or lit fiction is around 300 pages usually, so 600 is twice the length. I can see how that could intimidate someone, especially if they're not used to reading classics so there's a bit of a language barrier too.
I was honestly so relieved when you said you loved it 🙈🤣 Don't know what it is about my favourite books, it hurts me when people hate them 🤣🤣🤣 So fuckin silly 😂😂
@@uncarley It's like, I respect your right to your opinion, art is subjective yadda yadda yadda but I also kinda wanna slap you, have you no taste, you goddam troglodyte 🙈🤣
ngl all my hoodies are depression fleeces. They all go down to my thigh and engulf me. Its the best feeling ever. Summer can try me all it can but depression hoodies will always win 🤜🤛
Emma has a super similar looking fleece she always wears to bed and she possesses the same unhinged cat lady energy as you...it's the girl boss connection :)
Carley you should read Death with interruptions by Jose Saramago, its a pain in the ass but it slaps. And it has this starts-boring-gets-good-boring-again-its-so-good vibes
East of Eden is one of the few classics that I can actually manage to digest. It’s arguably one of my favourite books of all time. And that’s saying something considering that classics make me want to sleep myself into a coma😌💃🏻
This whole video was big brained energy. Reading a six hundred paged classic contemporary recommended from a multimillionaire? Only doing hot girl summer things 🔥
Do books ever really need to be over 500 pages like long books always remind me of that video where that little boy goes "Have you ever had a dream that you could you that that that you uh could you'll that that" like alright let's get on with it
I just finished 'The Count of Monte Cristo for school. It's over 1200 pages and it wouldnt be the same with any of it taken out or shortened. Some books are too drawn out and would benifit from being shortened but ngl some long books are just soooo good
read the book The Pearl by John Steinbeck, its another really interesting book of his, its very short compared to East of eden but it talks about the issues with colonialism, class differences, oppression, role of women in society and more... its really short but REALLY good
Hello!! Some clarification on Cain and Abel from someone who grew up in the church: The reason that God didn’t accept Cain’s offering wasn’t because it was “worse” than Abel’s. It was because Abel offered God the firstfruits of what he had, showing that his motivation in giving was love and honor for God; Cain gave the leftovers, which showed that he only offered it out of begrudging obligation and not as a genuine act of worship. The actual offering didn’t matter to God, but rather the motivation in doing so
if u haven't already u should do a "reading subscribers' favourite books" and have a way for ppl to send in some of their faves and u can read + talk about them!
I read this in my AP English class in junior year. It's been one of my favorites since. Everyone in my class loved it and we all had this dumb pact to get "timshel" tattooed on our arms that never materialized. Lee and Sam are fucking goals. As for more Steinbeck, Cannery Row is great. Grapes of Wrath is fantastic as well but really heavy. His shorter works like Of Mice and Men and the Pearl are great too.
I love John Steinbeck and east of Eden is one of my favorites. And yeah 600 pages is a lot but I finished it twice in under a month. Currently I’m reading War and Peace by Leo Tolstoy and oh boy, it is a behemoth of a book. Great book so far but huge. The edition I have is twice the size of Eden, at 1215 pages plus 60-70 pages of Appendixes covering notes and historical facts & people. And I lending lending my copy of Eden to my best friend as she loves the movie with James Dean but never read the book so I hope she loves it.
That's such a weird thing from the anglophone world: the classics are "a genre". What the heck? Classics had genres (not in the contemporary sense of content genre, though, that is truly a commercial and industrial thing). Props on that King James translation quip, that's philology right there.
Emma Chamberlain: back to reading with a 600-page classic me on the other hand: back to reading with harry potter :( (I have to say that a few years ago I stopped reading in book 4, so I try accomplish finish all 7) This video is the serotonin there i need
I've had this book sitting on my desk for months and this is finally giving me the push to read it. Thank God for Emma Chamberlain, we will see how we like it.
John Steinbeck is one of my favourite authors and I'm not generally a fan of old white male authors. You should pick up his short stories. They're amazing. I'm English so have no stake in stories about old California but his prose is just so delicious. My favourite is Cannery Row. He brings the characters of Monterey at a specific place in time so vividly to life.
Part of me feels like Sophia is just an old eastern european man stuck inside a cat and is sick of carley's questions
she literally hates me and finds me so annoying and i love her more than anything in this world
@@uncarley aw just like me and my mom
@@arunimagahlot8781 -I
I think every single cat has that eastern european grandpa spirit inside them
And every single dog has a college guy inside them, who's constantly happy, helpful and his name is Brian.
@@arunimagahlot8781 💀💀💀
i love how carley spent 10 minutes saying she would never read this of her own volition as if emma chamberlain is blackmailing her
SToP this made me GASP! i love me pretending i HAVe to read it
i had to google volition to understand this comment. maybe i should start reading after all
Voluntarily reading a 600 page classic as your reintroduction to reading ... I’m scared of Emma
i know... the power she holds
that's how i did it when i restarted reading this last year with a tale of two cities and honestly that's the best way to start reading books again🙏
After not reading for years I got back into it with a big theory book and I think that's the best way to do it, once you finish you're like "okay but if I've managed to read through this whole entire thing then I can read anything" and it makes you excited to go for more books :)
I went from being in a 3 year reading slump to binge reading classics.
Anyone have any tips for me? I love learning and reading the classics but I have adhd and just learned I could be dyslexic so I’m really confused right now. But I just got a copy of to kill a mockingbird and huckleberry finn
PLEASE DO ONE ON DAKOTA JOHNSONS FAVORITE BOOKS
I have a feeing she has an unedited video of it on her laptop
Hacking into it as we speak :p
lol yes i literally do have an unedited video of this 😈
yayayayayayay
Yessssssssss
My husband has to read a lot for work and therefore doesn’t often enjoy reading in his free time. I recommended East of Eden to him and it’s the first time in a long time that he would rather read than watch something in the evenings. Makes me happy.
steinbeck can truly rest in peace now that you've approved his writing
I love how Carley takes time to read and reply all the comments now I just want to come up with something smart and funny to make her laugh
I read this book a couple months ago because one of my favorite songs is basically based on it, but I ended up really loving the book. Basically, everything you said in this video was my exact thoughts and reactions. But the song is called Timshel and it's by Mumford & Sons. It's super slow and beautiful and it's great. Anyways, I love this video (:
girl me and my friend are obsessed with your channel
everytime you upload a video we’re being like “did you watch our girl uncarley today”
you’re creating an army of girlbosses and i’m hERE FOR IT
omg i love my little #girlboss army and obsessed with that groupchat
I wrote an academic work about the social construction of love and rivalry between siblings (based on East of Eden) so I know one or two interesting things I just wanna share...
Wanna note that Cal and Aron aren't the reincarnation of Cain and Abel. It's basically the whole Trask family caught in the vicious cycle of murdering one's own brother. Maybe you've noticed that every character connected to the Trask family has a name that starts either with a 'C' or an 'A' (like... Cain und Abel...). It seems like the 'C'-characters are the 'evil' ones. And as Cal survives at the end and falls in love with Abra (starting with an 'A' again) it's very likely that the vicious cycle will continue.
Interestingly it seems like (maybe due to the biblical inspiration) the relationship between the Trask siblings is already determined when they are born, like it's fate that they will try to murder each other. BUT there are clearly parts in the book hinting that the rivalry between the siblings is - as it is prooved - a social construct.
Well I hope my grammar didn't escalate. English is obviously not my mother tongue.
this is so interesting!! i noticed the name correlation but didn't notice the significance of the repeating!
Before reading East of Eden, I did a bunch of research and the warning for the villain that was most accurate for me was “My girl Cathy is raunchy, psychotic, and everything I want in a villain”
"i guess im just incredibly smart and beautiful" well that you are carley
THIS VID IS GONNA DO GOOD I JUST KNOW IT GIRLBOSS THINGS 😩🤞
East of Eden is my favorite book of all time
I know I'm a year late but I also love this book! So good! I also loved Grapes of Wrath and highly recommend 👀 the only high school reading book that I genuinely enjoyed
HOT. BOOK. SUMMER.
this video is going to be my primary source of serotonin for the foreseeable future, thank u
Wow two of my favorite booktubers
Hot book summer is here to STAY!
My worlds are colliding and I am way too happy about it
I would love to see a collab between you two, discussing the questionable book-recommendations of celebrities
we are ushering HOT BOOK SUMMER and no one can stop us
My biggest accomplishment is reading the entirety of "East of Eden" for AP English summer reading in one day, the day before school started, AND wrote a 5 page essay on it. I've peaked, it's only downhill from here.
im scared of this comment
Your downhill is probably better than my highest point then, I mean HOW DID YOU DO THAT IN ONE DAY ARE YOU GOD
I kind of wanna know how you did it but I'm also scared
How did you do on your essay?
The power you held ... how was that 🧍♀️
the way I stan booktube as if I actually read
the audacity
this is the energy we all need
bestie coming for us lol (by us I mean me)
All the books I own have more drawing than words
Every time I get more books I go “one day I’ll read it” and that day never comes
@@amolove24IF THIS ISNT ME 😭
I picked this book from the library like 5 years ago and I remember the day I had to return it I still had like 30 pages left and I just sat at the library like “Don’t close yet PLEASE I’m almost done!” The librarian had to stay like 20 minutes longer but she was pretty cool about it, she gifted me a copy of the book the next time I went there.
omg librarians are the sweetest
that’s the sweetest thing omg
thats so cute bye
Got to love librarians!!!!!
mathilda is this you ?
girlboss, you should start a podcast because i can listen to you talk about basically anything for hours
I support this message
Same you should girlboss
Please
Yes!
She gives Emma vibes positive vibes
Emma really just said: I’m smarter than any of you, and had the audacity to be right.
she really did
hey have you ever watched gilmore girls? i think it would be cool if you reviewed the books that jess mariano (aka the bad boy who loves only the protagonist and hates the world) reads!
I SECOND THIS
YES
I THIRD this
It’s sad that the book getting her back into reading is 500 times harder than all the books I’ve been reading for at least 5 years...
dude same im in awe of her
If you haven't read it, I definitely recommend it. It's one of my favorites along with Pride and Prejudice and Dune.
no harm in reading easy books. im currently in the middle of pachinko, a 500 page book about 4 generations of a family living in a japanese-occupied korea, , IT, which is like 1100 pages, speaker for the dead, a deeply philosophical science fiction novel, and....one of the old diary of a wimpy kid books. sometimes you just need something breezy.
@@tedros6917 That is such a mood lolll
I just chose this book today to start reading again after 1 year. I hope I'll love it, lol
emma chamberlain gets back into reading with a thick classic? i am an idiot who reads classics for fun, i could never and i must bow down before the alpha
she is the alpha now
I also read classics for fun and can confirm emma is probs a psychopath
Ur profile pic 💯 ‼️
carrying booktube AND the fashion industry on your shoulders
🥺🥺 thank you bestie 💖
The fact that Carley quoted Hamilton while reading a book that has a Hamilton family screams I’m better than you all energy. And she’s right
im unfortunately a hamilton fan to my BOnES
@@uncarley and we love you for it
@@uncarley as everyone should be
yesss!
I got an ad for Hamilton moments later 😂
When Emma said she started reading, the whole book community was summoned
the fact that you treat john steinbeck as like an indie writer the entire video is killing me
did u know that jack edwards recommended u to people? girlboss things only😎
omg no!! the king of booktube
@@uncarley i can literally send u the screenshot thru ig!
Omg where
And now he's commented on this very video 😎
Omg in what video?
I was so extremely bored of youtube until i found this channel so thank you. I will need more content from you, please and thank you
Wait i just got to the part of the video where you say you are burnt out, take your time putting out content dont listen to me
thank you 🥺 this is so kind
I’m from Salinas, CA, John Steinbeck’s home town & where a lot of his stories are based out of, & he actually wrote about real families from our town & from the beach towns 20mins away from us, but would change their names & it use to cause so much drama back in the day lol he’s a savage, as well as a genius !
The og Dan Humphrey
Carley wanting to hate books and reluctantly liking them is my love language
unfortunately this is true
this is meta girlbossing at it's finest and i love it
we love a meta girlboss moment
it genuinely is it's my favorite thing
Emma reading a 600 pages book as her first book since a long a time is purely gemini🌸✨
yes unhinged in the best way
took a break from depression just to watch your video, thank you for the free serotonin girlboss
anytime bestie 💖
You are my reminder that today is Sunday...
honestly same
Love how we're talking to Steinbeck as if he hasn't been dead for over 50 years
Omg 😂 That's actually horrible I didn't know that.
if you like east of eden i really recommend reading ‘of mice and men’ by john steinbeck it’s a really short read and you’ll become super attached to the characters + there’s a huge plot twist at the end 😩
And it’s short
my heart cried for Lennie
YUH but justice for lennie
I LOVEE of mice and men!! Great recommendation
🐰
Dude, you should read 100 years of solitude by Gabriel Garcia Marquez. Its a Latin American masterpiece. Just go for it
Searching for latin literature comments so i can comment too
fucking masterpiece. Pretty much the only book I’ve read multiple times
And she should read Crónica de una muerte anunciada too, IT'S AWESOME.
I think it's better to start with Pedro Paramo by Juan Rulfo
@@liammarshall-butler3384 love this.
genuine question: why is the number of pages scary for some people? i feel like 400-500 pages is the average book. this is just a little above that.
probs cuz those longer books tend to be slow burns vs like 200/300 page books that are faster paced but idk
i actually love long books because if i love the book so much i’d love it not to end at all do i appreciate it being big
I feel like average contemporary or lit fiction is around 300 pages usually, so 600 is twice the length. I can see how that could intimidate someone, especially if they're not used to reading classics so there's a bit of a language barrier too.
We need the Namjoon one!! Also I love this series
I was honestly so relieved when you said you loved it 🙈🤣 Don't know what it is about my favourite books, it hurts me when people hate them 🤣🤣🤣 So fuckin silly 😂😂
im the same. if you dont like my favourite books its a personal attack actually
@@uncarley It's like, I respect your right to your opinion, art is subjective yadda yadda yadda but I also kinda wanna slap you, have you no taste, you goddam troglodyte 🙈🤣
ngl all my hoodies are depression fleeces. They all go down to my thigh and engulf me. Its the best feeling ever. Summer can try me all it can but depression hoodies will always win 🤜🤛
nothing can stop depression hoodies
@@uncarley sisterhood of the traveling depression hoodies
Emma has a super similar looking fleece she always wears to bed and she possesses the same unhinged cat lady energy as you...it's the girl boss connection :)
Carley you should read Death with interruptions by Jose Saramago, its a pain in the ass but it slaps. And it has this starts-boring-gets-good-boring-again-its-so-good vibes
omg "pain in the ass but slaps" is exactly east of edens vibe
The fact that Carley gives off so much Emma Chamberlain vibes and now she's reading her recommended book 😌
girlboss you should do one on bill hader’s favourite books, or any of your favourite comedians’ favourite books
Omg yes
East of Eden is one of the few classics that I can actually manage to digest. It’s arguably one of my favourite books of all time. And that’s saying something considering that classics make me want to sleep myself into a coma😌💃🏻
I have to study but now I want to procrastinate by reading this. But then again it might make me smarter. Hmmmmm
💖always procrastinate🌷
ahaha WILL DO thanks😌
girlboss just remembered that you HAVE to read Emma Watson's fav books, she reads a lot and she's a girlboss too, kisses.
I swear, everytime I sit down to edit, there's a new Uncarley video to distract me
😈😈😈
Eyy thank you, very much, back at you ❤️
I've asked this twice but I'm shamelessly gonna ask again will you please do Priyanka Chopra's book recommendations also her memoir unfinished 🥺
Omg thankyou 😭
Yes omg
I need to say it: the reading vlog part of these videos is so fun, it would be great if you could make it a little longer
love this! will do
carley says she was feeling burnt out and i didn’t believe her until i noticed the missing chunky rings and was like damn 😭
Yes Carley, you really struggled through it for US we love you 😪 (Emma you better watch)
anything for my girlbosses
i cant believe carly was the first person to discover Steinbeck 😍😍😍😍😍
"The Salinas Valley which is like a valley in California"
Me(A girl who lives in Salinas): Hmm interesting
This whole video was big brained energy. Reading a six hundred paged classic contemporary recommended from a multimillionaire? Only doing hot girl summer things 🔥
multimillionaire book recs are what we need for a girlboss summer
Okay but I get the depression fleece- like I really get it
she was there for me when no one else was
“Cathy. Wtf.” Bringing me right back to that AP lit headspace
I appreciate the refresher. Apparently I read this 2 years ago... and I remember nothing
i do this all the time... im like "apparently i read pride and prejudice??"
I admit I was pissed listening to her podcast lol but here's our queen Carley to remind us not to gatekeep
Do books ever really need to be over 500 pages like long books always remind me of that video where that little boy goes "Have you ever had a dream that you could you that that that you uh could you'll that that" like alright let's get on with it
I just finished 'The Count of Monte Cristo for school. It's over 1200 pages and it wouldnt be the same with any of it taken out or shortened. Some books are too drawn out and would benifit from being shortened but ngl some long books are just soooo good
phoebe bridgers’ fave books‼️ some of them sound right up your alley!!!!!!!
East of Eden is on of my favorite books!!! Im so stocked to see young people reading it!
read the book The Pearl by John Steinbeck, its another really interesting book of his, its very short compared to East of eden but it talks about the issues with colonialism, class differences, oppression, role of women in society and more... its really short but REALLY good
Hello!! Some clarification on Cain and Abel from someone who grew up in the church: The reason that God didn’t accept Cain’s offering wasn’t because it was “worse” than Abel’s. It was because Abel offered God the firstfruits of what he had, showing that his motivation in giving was love and honor for God; Cain gave the leftovers, which showed that he only offered it out of begrudging obligation and not as a genuine act of worship. The actual offering didn’t matter to God, but rather the motivation in doing so
A Little Life was the first book I read after not reading a full book for years and it got me back into reading 😭
Omg, I hear it’s so painful to read though
our favourite #girlboss has entered the chat
it went to my held comments folder 💖💖
@@uncarley it’s ok x
if u haven't already u should do a "reading subscribers' favourite books" and have a way for ppl to send in some of their faves and u can read + talk about them!
I read this in my AP English class in junior year. It's been one of my favorites since. Everyone in my class loved it and we all had this dumb pact to get "timshel" tattooed on our arms that never materialized.
Lee and Sam are fucking goals. As for more Steinbeck, Cannery Row is great. Grapes of Wrath is fantastic as well but really heavy. His shorter works like Of Mice and Men and the Pearl are great too.
officially waiting for the “I read Carley Thorne’s favorite books” by Jack Edwards and its partner video by Carley
i was just watching the taylor swift one then got a notification for this one
This John Steinbeck fella really on the come up
You and emma have very similar energy and i am here for it
this is the best compliment
the drug store haul was really a moment
what was the pink box she unhauled? I'm really curious but I don't know what that is and IT'S BUGGING ME pls help
omg i love ur keyboard
LOVING ALL THESE VIDEOS AHHHHH
thank you bestie 🥺
🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸
I’m indifferent abt Emma, idk her vids just aren’t my thing, but that fact that she’s reading my favorite book makes me like her more.
I feel like you and Emma would be good friends. Like your personalities would work so well together
I (don't) like big books and I cannot lie.
east of eden has been my favorite book for a while and i am LIVING for all of this sudden new discourse
the first book she chooses to get back into reading is steinbeck’s 600 page magnum opus??? honestly loads of respect lmao
This is my comfort video
I haven't watched the whole video yet but East of Eden is AMAZING I hope you like it I'm stressed you won't
i do girlboss dont worry 🥰
@@uncarley YES I just finished the video and you've proved I should always keep the faith in you 🥰
I always thought that Cathy was the scariest character ever. So deeply unsettling.
Manifesting my own Hot Book Summer with plenty of books and no social interaction ✌🏾
I love John Steinbeck and east of Eden is one of my favorites. And yeah 600 pages is a lot but I finished it twice in under a month. Currently I’m reading War and Peace by Leo Tolstoy and oh boy, it is a behemoth of a book. Great book so far but huge. The edition I have is twice the size of Eden, at 1215 pages plus 60-70 pages of Appendixes covering notes and historical facts & people. And I lending lending my copy of Eden to my best friend as she loves the movie with James Dean but never read the book so I hope she loves it.
my crush making a video about my other crush... i love to see it
wlm energy
carley describing the purpose of the ~breakdown fleece~ and then proceeding to wear it in the next shot.
artistic excellence.
It’s been so long since I read this book but you said the name Cathy and I had trauma flashbacks ✌🏻🤪 anyway ✨timshel✨ bestie
That's such a weird thing from the anglophone world: the classics are "a genre". What the heck? Classics had genres (not in the contemporary sense of content genre, though, that is truly a commercial and industrial thing). Props on that King James translation quip, that's philology right there.
Hi! I really love your videos. Just as a suggestion, in the future, could you put the time stamp for when spoilers are over?
Noted!
@@uncarley Thank you so much!
Emma Chamberlain: back to reading with a 600-page classic
me on the other hand: back to reading with harry potter :(
(I have to say that a few years ago I stopped reading in book 4, so I try accomplish finish all 7)
This video is the serotonin there i need
i promise you're gonna love them!! the characters are so easy to get invested in!! proud of you!! ❤❤
@@sonam10107 thank you so much 🥺 i really like it so far. Besitos bella
wait you grew up in America 😳 why did this astonish me lmao
Wait I'm new where is she living now? Jk she just said Canada haha
Okay but Sam Hamilton is literally just John Steinbeck loving his grandfather and it makes me so happy
I've had this book sitting on my desk for months and this is finally giving me the push to read it. Thank God for Emma Chamberlain, we will see how we like it.
LOL this book is actually my favorite book of all time
John Steinbeck is one of my favourite authors and I'm not generally a fan of old white male authors. You should pick up his short stories. They're amazing. I'm English so have no stake in stories about old California but his prose is just so delicious. My favourite is Cannery Row. He brings the characters of Monterey at a specific place in time so vividly to life.
I'm so happy Carley is an Emma-liker people hate Emma for no reason so often