🌷 May Reading Wrap Up! 🌷 Colorful characters & stunning stories

HAPPY END OF MAY! Did good weather come to you in May? Perhaps some good books? Come join me as I discuss the five books I read written by Asian / Asian American authors in honor of #aanhpi month!
These books had unique storytelling and some eccentric characters!
~ Books I talk about ~
📚 The Plotters by Kim Un-Su, Sora Kim-Russell (Translator): / the-plotters
📚 The Girl Who Fell Beneath the Sea by Axie Oh: / the-girl-who-fell-bene...
📚 Loot by Tania James: / loot
📚 The Kiss Quotient by Helen Hoang: / the-kiss-quotient
📚 Novelist as a Vocation by Haruki Murakami, Philip Gabriel (Translator), Ted Goossen (Translator): / novelist-as-a-vocation
Let me know in the comments if you've read any of these, plan on picking them up, or have any book reccs for me!
Chapters:
0:00 Intro
0:48 The Plotters
5:33 The Girl Who Fell Beneath the Sea
9:03 Loot
13:02 The Kiss Quotient
18:02 Novelist as a Vocation
21:02 Outro
#bookreview #bookrecommendations

[@epu8021]

The transitions were a fun addition to the vlog. The plotters seem really interesting. And the Loot is definitely on my TBR. You pronounced Tipu Sultan perfectly! Mysore is actually a place in the southern part of India, if you didn’t know. It has officially been renamed to Mysuru now, although unofficially still call it Mysore. The Kiss Quotient is lying on my Kindle for a long time and I should finally pick it up now haha. Also keen to pick up The Girl Who Fell Beneath the Sea.

[@jodieslibrary]

Yay, thank you for the feedback! Okay, I’m glad, sometimes I’m afraid of offending the masses with my mispronunciations, so I googled it but still wasn’t sure 😂 can’t wait for you to enjoy some of these books!