Great video, as per usual! Really enjoyed listening to what you read. :) I personally read three things in September: 1. Harry Potter and the Sorceror's Stone by J.K. Rowling, which I read because a trip to the Universal Studios resort in Orlando, FL that I took in August ushered in this newfound desire to reread the series. It was a very enjoyable read, as expected, and I'm looking forward to reading the rest of the series. 2. A Farewell to Arms by Ernest Hemingway, which I only liked the second half of. The first half felt quite dry and I just wasn't interested in the story or any of the characters. It was the second half which kind of, sort of blew me away (the last chapter made me cry a lot, lol). I'm interested in seeing how I enjoy Hemingway's other novels given my experience with this book. 3. A Streetcar Named Desire by Tennessee Williams, which was surprisingly quite dark and harrowing. I was not expecting the things that happened to happen, and it was overall a sad story that I enjoyed but wouldn't necessarily recommend? I don't know, my feelings about it are conflicting. I'm looking forward to your reads in October, if you plan on filming that video! I'm primarily picking up books that feel autumnal and spooky. :D
@@moiseyzavlanov3497 omg I love the autumnal and spooky vibes! I’m really excited to lean into fall this year and it’s exciting to hear other people do that with their reading as well Harry Potter sounds like such a perfect cozy choice and I’m jealous u got to visit universal in Florida haha And BRO the end of a farewell to arms made me SOB (glad we are on the same page lol) And streetcar has been on my tbr for years and now I’m nervous lol glad to hear your review! I hope you enjoy your October! I’m planning on throwing myself into Victober this month so I’m PUPMED about that
Looking forward to your victober reads!
Great video! I want to read Funny Story now! ❤ I’m staying for away from Poston. Thank you!!
@@Shellyish haha! Yes you must read funny story!
Hope you are well!
Been waiting for your video❤
@@faezafaeza7798 💜 thank you for being here!
Great video, as per usual! Really enjoyed listening to what you read. :)
I personally read three things in September:
1. Harry Potter and the Sorceror's Stone by J.K. Rowling, which I read because a trip to the Universal Studios resort in Orlando, FL that I took in August ushered in this newfound desire to reread the series. It was a very enjoyable read, as expected, and I'm looking forward to reading the rest of the series.
2. A Farewell to Arms by Ernest Hemingway, which I only liked the second half of. The first half felt quite dry and I just wasn't interested in the story or any of the characters. It was the second half which kind of, sort of blew me away (the last chapter made me cry a lot, lol). I'm interested in seeing how I enjoy Hemingway's other novels given my experience with this book.
3. A Streetcar Named Desire by Tennessee Williams, which was surprisingly quite dark and harrowing. I was not expecting the things that happened to happen, and it was overall a sad story that I enjoyed but wouldn't necessarily recommend? I don't know, my feelings about it are conflicting.
I'm looking forward to your reads in October, if you plan on filming that video! I'm primarily picking up books that feel autumnal and spooky. :D
@@moiseyzavlanov3497 omg I love the autumnal and spooky vibes! I’m really excited to lean into fall this year and it’s exciting to hear other people do that with their reading as well
Harry Potter sounds like such a perfect cozy choice and I’m jealous u got to visit universal in Florida haha
And BRO the end of a farewell to arms made me SOB (glad we are on the same page lol)
And streetcar has been on my tbr for years and now I’m nervous lol glad to hear your review!
I hope you enjoy your October! I’m planning on throwing myself into Victober this month so I’m PUPMED about that