WTF I'm literally the one who put Blue Period in that little library!! I hope you enjoy it, it was a nice read and it has an anime adaptation currently airing 💕💕
I saw a random episode of the anime yesterday at a friend's house and I'd never heard of it before, I was so excited when I saw the book haha I just love these little coincidences
Your brother is just so precious, he doesn’t seem to read much but he’s so excited with you and his little comments gave me life (him filming the ground and going: “… grass” made me cackle)
I was just going to post this exact same sentiment! He truly adds to your Little Bookstore videos. He's such a kind person, I can tell. Maybe as his sister you wouldn't agree with this!!! I think you said once on another video that he is your twin. Hugs to both of you. Oh, and your shy Mom, too!
I'm so envious of the little libraries in your town. I live in a whole dang city, and go to different parts of the city on the regular and always check out the library boxes... the number of times I've gotten anything worthwhile, I can count on one hand. It seems people where I live just use the libraries as a dumping ground for their damaged or extremely-old-but-not-in-a-cute-way books, or there will just be like... one or two books in the whole library.
We definitely live in a city, not a town 😂 and every time I go to these little free libraries there is nothing good in them! I don't know how she's always finding such good stuff in there
I’ve found that ones in public areas usually are a bit lacking. Little libraries in front of people’s homes tend to be better because the steward has 24access and tends to keep better care of it and they usually only get neighborhood traffic so less opportunity for bad behavior like people taking every single book for themselves etc
is it just me or has anyone else picked up emmie's habit of tapping her fingernails on book covers? i caught myself doing it awhile ago while browsing through my bookshelves for a next book to read
I'm currently reading Dune because my dad decided that we would go watch the film in the cinema in a few days and I wanted to read the the book first. I'm about half the way through now (I think the film covers just over half of it) and while it is a sci-fi book I feel like it isn't really the main focus in the book. Sci-fi is not a genre I've read much but I'm really enjoying it so far.
As someone who has read his fair share of Mishima`s work. I recommend you start with Confessions of a Mask. It was his second novel and it made him famous overnight. It`s also a novel of his that is somewhat autobiographical (like one of his other novels-Sun and Steel) and its the best place to start your journey in discovering this unique and perplexing writer.
I would definitely start with ‘Confessions of a mask’ as it truly exemplifies Mishima’s raw skill in describing the everyday reality. While it is quite graphic (even though much less than ‘The sailor who fell from grace with the sea’), it really is a good start to get into Mishima’s voice and style. 📖😁
I LOVE BLUE PERIOD SO MUCH! IT LITERALLY REIGNITED MY LOVE FOR PAINTING AGAIN!!♡ edit: it's still ongoing but the manga is already a strong 5 star for me atm. The story keeps getting more intriguing after the first arc(?)
I love when you and your family do the "Little Free Libraries." I literally busted out laughing with the book choice for your mom, "The Hot Flash Club," 🔥...tell her I am right there with her! Happy weekend!!
A subscriber from Japan, and I have been enjoying your channel so much. I love your passion for books, and you encouraged me to go back to reading after years of being away from it. It took me a while to get used to it, concentrating on the words on the page was more difficult than I thought, but now I feel I’m back on track! Thank you so much for what you do! And so happy you like Mishima, he is one of the writers I want to get back to one of these days. I don’t even remember what I read ( it’s literally, decades ago) but his writing left me with a shock, and that I remember….
I just can't belive you found blue period in a place like that, besides being a fairly recent manga series it's also just so good. I've been keeping up with the newest chapters and so far it's amazing...the artslye is so unique and the visual metaphors.... I've been meaning to get my hands on the physical editions for a while now. Ah! It also got an anime adaptation, I believe you can watch it on Netflix :) Also, do read confessions of a mask first it was a five star read for me and I believe it is his first novel.
Omg blue period is one of my favourite manga ever and I can't wait for you to read it. It actually just had an anime adaptation too and I'm loving it so far
Haven't read many Mishima, but my fav is The Sound of the Waves, very refreshing, innocuous and adorable story, which is very rare for him. Confessions of a Mask is his first novel I believe, usually the first novel will have the motif and theme that the author loves the most, so maybe it's a good entry read for you as well.
Digging the music choices in this one, Em. Copyright free Tim Burton style jams 🎶 (Also UnderMajorDomo Minor is a decent novel. 3.5/5 for me. Would love to hear your thoughts on it in future videos… ooh, and as you’ve just mentioned it in the video, The Sailor Who Fell From Grace With the Sea is fantastic! Definitely advise reading it soon!)
The Thornbirds is an Australian classic! It's an epic family tale and a harrowing representation of outback life. It would be a tragedy if you never read it.
I just wanted to let you know how much joy your videos bring us all! So happy to watch this one in my cold nyc apartment watching the beautiful fall leaves outside falling to the ground. lol Have a wonderful Halloween Emma! xoxo 🎃🍁🖤
What I love about little libraries is that you found a bunch of books to take home and literally none of them are books I would be interested in. I would have chosen completely different picks. Our diversity in reading tastes is what makes these work!
I screamed out loud when I saw ”Dune” and then when I saw ”Leaves of Grass”! 😱😍🥳 So pretty editions as well! ♥️ I love, love, love these videos when you go around to the Little library boxens. 🥰
aaahhh your first little library collection was the video that brought me here and made me fall head over heels in love with your channel!! so excited for this one
I don't usually comment on YT videos but... YES!!! I am so glad you took BLUE PERIOD! It's a really different manga -- it goes on and talks about what is "talent" and what it could entail when you say to someone that they are "talented" -- I don't want to give you spoilers but Netflix bought the anime series so if you ever have time, or just to chill, check it out ✨
I curate a book shelf at the laundry next door, I love that CS Lewis quote on the box you found and now I want to stealth redecorate a shelf I don't own. So inspiring!
Your previous vlog about Little Free Library Boxes is what inspired me to use it a way to rehome a huge unhaul from my shelves over this last year. I had six grocery bags full of books in the back of my car and every time I went into the city to run errands and had extra time, I went to the boxes in a different area or neighborhood. I just got rid of the last handful of books the other day. Usually I'd leave one or more books than I took each time. Sometimes I wouldn't take any books, but I'd still leave books. I found books that will be new to my shelves, books for other family and friends, and even books for a friend's free library box she runs for a women's shelter. It turned the unhauling into multiple adventures and happy stories.
As far as Mishima goes, I started with the sailor who fell from grace and it successfully made me fall in love with his writing so that’s all I can really say. A very strange and powerful book that definitely left a mark on me. Love your videos btw!
So envious- this doesn't really happen in London, UK. I know of two boxes I donate to but never find anything, so I tend to donate to thrift stores which may still be too expensive for some people who need to read. Great book haul- you MUST read The Sisters Brothers by Patrick deWitt. Keep up the good work!
Thorn birds is a must read! But it is a journey. I highly recommend it to you Emma, and would love to hear your thoughts on it whenever you finally get to reading it.
The Brian Jacques book you were confused by is probably a Redwall sequel! Redwall was super popular when I was in middle school! Very good book! Essentially just anthropomorphic animals set in medieval times.
That's such a good haul! I read Dune in college and only read the first one because I didn't know it was a series lol. It's really complex with a lot of ideas regarding politics and religion. Also watched the new film last night and it was decent. Timothée Chalamet as Paul was a good choice. Anyway my dream is to build a free little library when I own a house. 💗
I Love the Chalamet boy in the film, he is really talented, and yes, the perfect Paul. To me the best performance is from Rebeca Ferguson; and the best casting choice was Javier Bardem as Stilgar (wow). Theres something that you missed in the adaptation, something that it was a big problem to you? And, with no spoilers, what was your favourite scene?
How momentous. The first video of yours I ever watched was from your little library boxes haul from a year ago. I love that *this* little library boxes escapades was posted on Halloween (in my time zone). "The Thorn Birds" was made into a TV mini-series in the early 80s starring Richard Chamberlain and Rachel Ward.
Your last LFL video was the first video of yours I ever saw (I think). I'm so thrilled you've done another one! You also motivated me to try/use our LFL, as I was anxious to before. Thank you for the push. And love your channel!
Omg thank you for sharing this! I'm new to your channel, I didn't know these little libraries existed and now I'm so happy that they do! I went to find some around my area and was so happy! I love it yay!! 🤗🤗
Just finished Eating Animals a few weeks ago, I gave it 3.5/5. It's always good to get known information in a new perspective and Jonathan's writing is always *chef's kiss*. Enjoy!
I absolutely love this kind of vídeo, Emma! There's no library boxes in Brazil. There's ONE in the subway station near my house, and it 's all. Happy Halloween! 👻🎃❤️📚
A única coisa parecida que eu vi na minha cidade foi uma geladeira antiga cheia de livros que ficava dentro de uma loja que vendia materiais de construção. Consegui pegar alguns livros legais, mas depois de uns meses a geladeira sumiu e nunca mais voltou. Kkkkkkkkk
so sweet, comforting and exciting! seems like a real adventure and the way you present it is engaging, always love these videos on your channel :) heartwarming to see you happy with the treasures 💖
I remember I found your channel when you posted your first little library video! So happy I did. I never knew about little library and have been all about it since, I have like 5 near me. 1 of which is in walking distance! 🤩
I've never heard about LFL until I saw your video few months ago. Now I'm discovering libraries in Edinburgh and I love it! I'm reading books I would never buy at the bookshop. Thank you for sharing, love you
I was right! You're Canadian! Thanksgiving gave it away. I'm so happy to be listening to a Canadian (moved out this year). Hope you had an awesome thanksgiving.
The Thorn Birds is definitely worth a read! Also, I read Dune when I was 12 and working my way through the scifi shelf at my local library. It was a slog, but from what I hear, it deserves a reread now that I’m better equipped to understand it 😂 Also also, I love the thought that your freezer is probably periodically full of books the way mine is full of yarn 😅
i am sooo happy you did this! I live in the same city and i've been to a couple of these myself but I haven't even seen some of the cute ones on here! Totally going to visit them now
I feel sad that Night and Day was left behind, but only because Virginia Woolf is one of my favourite authors (and only if you haven't read it before). It's the most conventional of her novels, before she really started to break out into her own with her third novel, Jacob's Room.
Fantastic video. I'm in the UK. A charity opened a Man Shed a year or two ago - a place for older men to go and practice their carpentry skills & they built little libraries, so there are now about a dozen in the local area. A new one opened in the next town over, a few weeks ago, so i went to have a look and found SEVEN Agatha Christies. ( I replaced them with seven books from home)
This video inspired me to take some books to a local free library, I'm sure it'll be fun, as I've never looked in any of my free little local libraries.
Blue period is awesome, it deals with a lot of different issues with youth in general, even sexuality and really finding yourself and what you love, which i find beautiful. And I really like it because it transcends just "high school", which most series focus on in manga or anime. Its also very real, at least for me, with what I went through while finishing high school and deciding on what to do with my life, so I found it a relatable. The art knowledge as well, stuff i would've never learned in my life, i got a little grasp of from reading this, and the art is just amazing. Please do give thoughts on what you think about it after you read ittt.
Amazing little libraries, and amazing books you got. You live in such a beautiful place. Where I live they just end up filled with technical books nobody wants anymore, such a shame. When you read Dune, check out the David Lynch film. It is very good.
Love the excitement for Dune. It is one of my favorite books. Frank Herbert creates a beautifully complex universe. If you ever have the opportunity to read the illustrated version you should. Hope you enjoy it as much as I did.
WTF I'm literally the one who put Blue Period in that little library!! I hope you enjoy it, it was a nice read and it has an anime adaptation currently airing 💕💕
how is this real what. haha thank you so much for leaving it there!!
I don’t know why, but this little coincidence makes my day! Love these little library trips with the family.
I saw a random episode of the anime yesterday at a friend's house and I'd never heard of it before, I was so excited when I saw the book haha I just love these little coincidences
THATS MAGIC EXCUSE ME
@@emmiereads woah smol world
a brand new copy of dune, with the movie sticker and everything, in almost perfect condition??? wow wow you struck gold
Your brother is just so precious, he doesn’t seem to read much but he’s so excited with you and his little comments gave me life (him filming the ground and going: “… grass” made me cackle)
He warmed my heart
I was just going to post this exact same sentiment! He truly adds to your Little Bookstore videos. He's such a kind person, I can tell. Maybe as his sister you wouldn't agree with this!!!
I think you said once on another video that he is your twin. Hugs to both of you. Oh, and your shy Mom, too!
I adore your brother’s confidence
I'm so envious of the little libraries in your town. I live in a whole dang city, and go to different parts of the city on the regular and always check out the library boxes... the number of times I've gotten anything worthwhile, I can count on one hand. It seems people where I live just use the libraries as a dumping ground for their damaged or extremely-old-but-not-in-a-cute-way books, or there will just be like... one or two books in the whole library.
We definitely live in a city, not a town 😂 and every time I go to these little free libraries there is nothing good in them! I don't know how she's always finding such good stuff in there
I’ve found that ones in public areas usually are a bit lacking. Little libraries in front of people’s homes tend to be better because the steward has 24access and tends to keep better care of it and they usually only get neighborhood traffic so less opportunity for bad behavior like people taking every single book for themselves etc
is it just me or has anyone else picked up emmie's habit of tapping her fingernails on book covers? i caught myself doing it awhile ago while browsing through my bookshelves for a next book to read
haha my mom has started doing it now
I'm currently reading Dune because my dad decided that we would go watch the film in the cinema in a few days and I wanted to read the the book first. I'm about half the way through now (I think the film covers just over half of it) and while it is a sci-fi book I feel like it isn't really the main focus in the book. Sci-fi is not a genre I've read much but I'm really enjoying it so far.
I think it's classed as soft sci-fi and it's definitely a great introduction to the genre.
Awesome
This was such fun to watch! Not just for the books but also the beautiful scenery and houses in Canada. 🇨🇦 🍁
Little Library adventures are fun! 😃
Beautiful fall colors up there!
As someone who has read his fair share of Mishima`s work. I recommend you start with Confessions of a Mask. It was his second novel and it made him famous overnight. It`s also a novel of his that is somewhat autobiographical (like one of his other novels-Sun and Steel) and its the best place to start your journey in discovering this unique and perplexing writer.
thank you!! Definitely think that’s the one I’ll go with✨
I would definitely start with ‘Confessions of a mask’ as it truly exemplifies Mishima’s raw skill in describing the everyday reality. While it is quite graphic (even though much less than ‘The sailor who fell from grace with the sea’), it really is a good start to get into Mishima’s voice and style. 📖😁
I LOVE BLUE PERIOD SO MUCH! IT LITERALLY REIGNITED MY LOVE FOR PAINTING AGAIN!!♡
edit: it's still ongoing but the manga is already a strong 5 star for me atm. The story keeps getting more intriguing after the first arc(?)
I love when you and your family do the "Little Free Libraries." I literally busted out laughing with the book choice for your mom, "The Hot Flash Club," 🔥...tell her I am right there with her! Happy weekend!!
A subscriber from Japan, and I have been enjoying your channel so much. I love your passion for books, and you encouraged me to go back to reading after years of being away from it. It took me a while to get used to it, concentrating on the words on the page was more difficult than I thought, but now I feel I’m back on track! Thank you so much for what you do! And so happy you like Mishima, he is one of the writers I want to get back to one of these days. I don’t even remember what I read ( it’s literally, decades ago) but his writing left me with a shock, and that I remember….
I just can't belive you found blue period in a place like that, besides being a fairly recent manga series it's also just so good. I've been keeping up with the newest chapters and so far it's amazing...the artslye is so unique and the visual metaphors.... I've been meaning to get my hands on the physical editions for a while now. Ah! It also got an anime adaptation, I believe you can watch it on Netflix :)
Also, do read confessions of a mask first it was a five star read for me and I believe it is his first novel.
Omg blue period is one of my favourite manga ever and I can't wait for you to read it. It actually just had an anime adaptation too and I'm loving it so far
Haven't read many Mishima, but my fav is The Sound of the Waves, very refreshing, innocuous and adorable story, which is very rare for him. Confessions of a Mask is his first novel I believe, usually the first novel will have the motif and theme that the author loves the most, so maybe it's a good entry read for you as well.
I'm so glad you took Leaves of grass after all 😍 the book is absolutely beautiful. Love the green ❤
Digging the music choices in this one, Em. Copyright free Tim Burton style jams 🎶
(Also UnderMajorDomo Minor is a decent novel. 3.5/5 for me. Would love to hear your thoughts on it in future videos… ooh, and as you’ve just mentioned it in the video, The Sailor Who Fell From Grace With the Sea is fantastic! Definitely advise reading it soon!)
I love this kind of video so much. Also I know Brian Jacques' covers look hilarious out of context but Redwall is brilliant.
The Thornbirds is an Australian classic! It's an epic family tale and a harrowing representation of outback life. It would be a tragedy if you never read it.
One of my favorites!
I just wanted to let you know how much joy your videos bring us all! So happy to watch this one in my cold nyc apartment watching the beautiful fall leaves outside falling to the ground. lol Have a wonderful Halloween Emma! xoxo 🎃🍁🖤
This is so wholesome and I am here for it! Wish there were more of those boxes in my area
What I love about little libraries is that you found a bunch of books to take home and literally none of them are books I would be interested in. I would have chosen completely different picks. Our diversity in reading tastes is what makes these work!
I screamed out loud when I saw ”Dune” and then when I saw ”Leaves of Grass”! 😱😍🥳 So pretty editions as well! ♥️
I love, love, love these videos when you go around to the Little library boxens. 🥰
The vibes of this series are immeasurable!
Gonna visit Canada some day 🥺 it's heaven for readers so many tini tiny library ❤️❤️❤️❤️
aaahhh your first little library collection was the video that brought me here and made me fall head over heels in love with your channel!! so excited for this one
I don't usually comment on YT videos but... YES!!! I am so glad you took BLUE PERIOD! It's a really different manga -- it goes on and talks about what is "talent" and what it could entail when you say to someone that they are "talented" -- I don't want to give you spoilers but Netflix bought the anime series so if you ever have time, or just to chill, check it out ✨
I curate a book shelf at the laundry next door, I love that CS Lewis quote on the box you found and now I want to stealth redecorate a shelf I don't own. So inspiring!
Your previous vlog about Little Free Library Boxes is what inspired me to use it a way to rehome a huge unhaul from my shelves over this last year. I had six grocery bags full of books in the back of my car and every time I went into the city to run errands and had extra time, I went to the boxes in a different area or neighborhood. I just got rid of the last handful of books the other day. Usually I'd leave one or more books than I took each time. Sometimes I wouldn't take any books, but I'd still leave books. I found books that will be new to my shelves, books for other family and friends, and even books for a friend's free library box she runs for a women's shelter. It turned the unhauling into multiple adventures and happy stories.
Your idea of fun is much like mine. For someone who loves books and reading, Christmas happens any time you walk into a library or book store.
As far as Mishima goes, I started with the sailor who fell from grace and it successfully made me fall in love with his writing so that’s all I can really say. A very strange and powerful book that definitely left a mark on me. Love your videos btw!
thinking to start a tiny free library in my town, a little town in Brazil, thanks to you, emmie 💛 your chanel is amazing!
Love hearing our hostess' book news and soft voice, and seeing her pretty smile and cute haircut!
You almost have 200k!! I’m so happy for you!! This channel is such a safe and cozy space. Thank you!💕💕💕
omg yes. I have watched literally every little library box videos on youtube and yours are the best. I with we had little library's in my country.
If you build one more will come.
I have these too and I'm obsessed with these libraries!! A while back I found a beautiful book in one of those and I ended up loving it!!!
This has inspired me to roam my neighbourhoods here in Vancouver🍁🚲📚
So envious- this doesn't really happen in London, UK. I know of two boxes I donate to but never find anything, so I tend to donate to thrift stores which may still be too expensive for some people who need to read. Great book haul- you MUST read The Sisters Brothers by Patrick deWitt. Keep up the good work!
start one yourself! you never know :)
Thorn birds is a must read!
But it is a journey.
I highly recommend it to you Emma, and would love to hear your thoughts on it whenever you finally get to reading it.
The Brian Jacques book you were confused by is probably a Redwall sequel! Redwall was super popular when I was in middle school! Very good book! Essentially just anthropomorphic animals set in medieval times.
I’ve been waiting for this one
Hit it up(sorry)
TURN IT UP!!!
That's such a good haul! I read Dune in college and only read the first one because I didn't know it was a series lol. It's really complex with a lot of ideas regarding politics and religion. Also watched the new film last night and it was decent. Timothée Chalamet as Paul was a good choice. Anyway my dream is to build a free little library when I own a house. 💗
I Love the Chalamet boy in the film, he is really talented, and yes, the perfect Paul. To me the best performance is from Rebeca Ferguson; and the best casting choice was Javier Bardem as Stilgar (wow).
Theres something that you missed in the adaptation, something that it was a big problem to you?
And, with no spoilers, what was your favourite scene?
Great video! Confessions of a Mask is a classic, but Thirst for Love is definitely my favourite Mishima book
How momentous. The first video of yours I ever watched was from your little library boxes haul from a year ago. I love that *this* little library boxes escapades was posted on Halloween (in my time zone). "The Thorn Birds" was made into a TV mini-series in the early 80s starring Richard Chamberlain and Rachel Ward.
blue period is absolutely amazing, very wholesome and inspiring ♡ i hope you enjoy it!
blue period is so good! this manga motivates me so much to draw and paint more
"Oh Mom, look - it's for you" made me laugh so hard! I love your humor 💚 Thank you for another fantastic video!
Have a ton of those in my town. Love them! Have stocked and restocked my classroom library from those...also decluttered a bit.
Your last LFL video was the first video of yours I ever saw (I think). I'm so thrilled you've done another one! You also motivated me to try/use our LFL, as I was anxious to before. Thank you for the push. And love your channel!
Omg thank you for sharing this! I'm new to your channel, I didn't know these little libraries existed and now I'm so happy that they do! I went to find some around my area and was so happy! I love it yay!! 🤗🤗
i just love your brother he gives me so much joy
YAYYY your first little free library video is one of my favourite videos ever !!! So I'm very excited there's another one ❤️
It is really amazing to see how people share books with others..we do not have such things in Sri Lanka..
Just finished Eating Animals a few weeks ago, I gave it 3.5/5. It's always good to get known information in a new perspective and Jonathan's writing is always *chef's kiss*. Enjoy!
I absolutely love this kind of vídeo, Emma! There's no library boxes in Brazil. There's ONE in the subway station near my house, and it 's all. Happy Halloween! 👻🎃❤️📚
se tivesse aqui no br o povo ia pegar todos e colocar nenhum de volta kkkkkkl
A única coisa parecida que eu vi na minha cidade foi uma geladeira antiga cheia de livros que ficava dentro de uma loja que vendia materiais de construção. Consegui pegar alguns livros legais, mas depois de uns meses a geladeira sumiu e nunca mais voltou. Kkkkkkkkk
If you build one more will come.
I wish i had boxes like that in my city... They are wonderful😍
so sweet, comforting and exciting! seems like a real adventure and the way you present it is engaging, always love these videos on your channel :) heartwarming to see you happy with the treasures 💖
I remember I found your channel when you posted your first little library video! So happy I did. I never knew about little library and have been all about it since, I have like 5 near me. 1 of which is in walking distance! 🤩
tis video gave me so much serotonin
I've never heard about LFL until I saw your video few months ago. Now I'm discovering libraries in Edinburgh and I love it! I'm reading books I would never buy at the bookshop. Thank you for sharing, love you
Omg, I'm so excited for you to read Dune! It was hands down my favorite read along with Pride and Prejudice last year.
love love this!! so fun seeing you with your family, and fantastic music choice :) and your brother's University of Michigan shirt!! i go there :D
I love Patrick DeWitt! That's such a lucky find and I'm so glad you picked it up! Also that brand new Dune is incredible
That's such a gorgeous copy of Dune! I'm currently reading Dune so I can watch the movie too :D
idk why but you guys give me such bart and lisa simpson vibes loool 😭😭 love ya for that btw
Wonderful. I don't see these kind of book boxes in my city. Pity ! I so want it. These were cute and useful. I loved the video. ❤
“Hi, are you ready for an adventure.” I melted
I was right! You're Canadian! Thanksgiving gave it away. I'm so happy to be listening to a Canadian (moved out this year). Hope you had an awesome thanksgiving.
omg this was such a cute experience !!! thank you for taking us with you to your bookish adventures !! 💕💕💕
I love little free libraries. I’m seriously considering putting one up in my front yard too. 😀 London ON is gorgeous! I had no idea honestly.
The Thorn Birds is definitely worth a read!
Also, I read Dune when I was 12 and working my way through the scifi shelf at my local library. It was a slog, but from what I hear, it deserves a reread now that I’m better equipped to understand it 😂
Also also, I love the thought that your freezer is probably periodically full of books the way mine is full of yarn 😅
I love when you're so happy with dune and your family stay quiet like don't understand this is happen with me too ahhahaha
i am sooo happy you did this! I live in the same city and i've been to a couple of these myself but I haven't even seen some of the cute ones on here! Totally going to visit them now
hey emma! i just wanted to say how much your videos improve my day. i often see myself smiling while i watch them :)
big hugs from Chile!
There was a Dick Francis in one of the little library boxes. I'd forgotten how much I used to enjoy his novels. Thx Emma, happy Halloween.
Your brother needs to film more of your videos. It’s a vibe.
I love the little libraries. It got me through the 2020 library closures. I would have died of reading withdrawls without them.
Wish was SUCH a cute story. My little book club read it.
I feel sad that Night and Day was left behind, but only because Virginia Woolf is one of my favourite authors (and only if you haven't read it before). It's the most conventional of her novels, before she really started to break out into her own with her third novel, Jacob's Room.
Yay a new Emmie upload! Love your channel :)
Thank you lovely💕💕
Finally there’s a little library box in my city as well! I’m so happy ✨
I wish we have library boxes over here - I love the old fashioned way. We are now mostly reading everything off the tiny screens in our hands
Oh my god that Walt Whitman leaves of grass édition!!!!!!
Omg yessssss the dressmaker, i studied that book for vce english and I highly recommend 🙌
Watch and rewatch your videos have been saved my life ❤️
Fantastic video. I'm in the UK. A charity opened a Man Shed a year or two ago - a place for older men to go and practice their carpentry skills & they built little libraries, so there are now about a dozen in the local area. A new one opened in the next town over, a few weeks ago, so i went to have a look and found SEVEN Agatha Christies. ( I replaced them with seven books from home)
i'm screaming when i see blue period. i havent red yet the manga, but the anime itself is really good. makes me want to read the manga too 😭
THORN BIRDS is the epic love story. You might enjoy it.
i loveeee these videos!!! if i ever go to canada, this would be my tourist destination and guide.
Your brother’s sweatshirt - GO BLUE 💙💛💙💛 also just looooove this vid. You left such a nice selection!!!
This video inspired me to take some books to a local free library, I'm sure it'll be fun, as I've never looked in any of my free little local libraries.
Blue period is awesome, it deals with a lot of different issues with youth in general, even sexuality and really finding yourself and what you love, which i find beautiful. And I really like it because it transcends just "high school", which most series focus on in manga or anime. Its also very real, at least for me, with what I went through while finishing high school and deciding on what to do with my life, so I found it a relatable.
The art knowledge as well, stuff i would've never learned in my life, i got a little grasp of from reading this, and the art is just amazing.
Please do give thoughts on what you think about it after you read ittt.
I laughed out loud .🤣🤣🤣 your so funny. It’s a book ..nope a piece of wood. Awkward they are eating 🦃🦃 dinner .
You always have the best luck at these! My local little free libraries are nothing but James Patterson books lol
Read dune 2 months ago and loved it! Lots of extra stuff not in the movie
omg when you and your mom said the same joke 😂❤️❤️
Amazing little libraries, and amazing books you got. You live in such a beautiful place.
Where I live they just end up filled with technical books nobody wants anymore, such a shame.
When you read Dune, check out the David Lynch film. It is very good.
Love the excitement for Dune. It is one of my favorite books. Frank Herbert creates a beautifully complex universe. If you ever have the opportunity to read the illustrated version you should. Hope you enjoy it as much as I did.
TrueBlood fans are like “haha yeah a fairy book… 🧚♀️✨🩸😳” Those novels are definitely a guilty pleasure for me! 😅