0:38 The lion, the witch and the wardrobe 1:44 Once a runner 3:10 a little life 4:50 A room of one's own by Virginia Woolf (Count of Monte Cristo) 5:56 How to change your mind by Michael Pollan I think I might have missed something so you all can just check once edit: in the room of one's own, he's talking about count of Monte Cristo
I love these reading related videos. Honestly I inspire the ones you did, especially the viral "Reading a book a week is changing my life" for getting me back into reading. Thanks!
Harry Potter fit the bill for me. Whenever a new one came out I'd get it the Christmas immediately after its release and devour it, so those books were my winter reads as a kid.
I always read Little Women by Louisa May Alcott in the winter months! Super cozy and reminds me of the importance of family and friends like you mentioned!
well you did it.. i did a 180.. went to the storage center.. pulled out old books i read 20 so years ago that i loved.. and have started to re-reading them.. your passion.. and energy gave me this motivation.. and boy.. am i having fun.. thank you so much for all you do!!
How to Change Your Mind is a great book, I've been listing to it on audible while riding my bike to help pass the time. Interesting story: I have an execuitive function disorder that has resulted in a life-long learning disability. I also have aphantasia and no internal monologue. Medication cannot fix this (I've tried many times for many years), but by complete chance I discovered microdosing back in 2012. I reversed a learning disability, I'm able to access a part of my brain that's responsible for learning and understanding for the first time in my life, I can access my inner monologue, which strangely enough was always there but inaccessible, it just picked up like it was never missing. I've also reversed the aphantasia a few times. I took a short microdosing journey and it was a very, very profound experience, and it's a trip listening to Pollan's book because he talks about things my internal monologue actually taught me. Being able to learn, think deeply and process information is something we should never take for granted. I think there are many out there who are disconnected and not truly experiencing life on a deep and meaningful level. Great recommendation!
I love A Little Life. It was nearly a spiritual experience for me. It cast a spell on me while reading it, I was sad for nearly a week until I finally finished it. I'm careful to whom I recommend it to because I don't know a lot of people who can read these things and not be affected very negatively. But for me it will forever be my favorite book of all time, no other book or movie has made me feel the way it did.
Here in Brazil the summer is coming so I'll be reading "Dune" hahahaha But I love your winter list, definitely "The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe" has this nostalgic and winter feel for me as well, I love it.
I love these videos about reading so much. When I was 13 my class did Narnia for school and it was so much fun. It can truly be something fantastical or for escapism because of the war that caused the children to leave their homes in the first place. Today I decided to read pollyanna because the truth is some children's books are timeless so thanks for reminding me of that:)
Thanks for the vid. This year i really got into reading and i am at about 60 books right now. I have read all harry potters in january and i lobed it. now i am in love with martin suter and only can recommend it to you all. As i can read in its native language german it maybe is better than a translation but his books are beyond awesome. Have a nice winter everybody
Thanks for sharing John! My semester will be finally over this week and I can't wait to read new books. Also, I've actually read "A Little Life" and I'm still shocked; thanks for sharing your own perspective about it because now that I think about it, it does make you value the little things that sparkle your life. Making new friends and socializing has been one of the biggest challenges of my life and seeing this friendship evolve made me appreciate the people who surround me.
When you started describing at 4:19 - 4:51 , it made me teary-eyed. Thank you for the reminder that though Winter can feel like a quiet death all around you, it is a time to nestle in close to those who warm your soul.
For my be´ll summer :p But i love too the cold months and that sensation of confort when outside is freezing while i´am warm inside with my coffe and my book.
Hi John, I love the way you are passionate about reading that also the reason why I have subscribed and connected with your videos so far. The moment we read voraciously in the cozy corner without the noises (except the voice of nature :)) ) is unspeakably beautiful. By the way, your eyes circles speak for the physical health itself, I suppose. So just wanna stop by and send you a wish for a good health (inside out), enjoy the current moment and take care. Thank you for your sharing it's help me a lot !
I was actually hoping you would talk about "A room of one's own". I though there was a glitch in the matrix when you started talking about "The Count of Monte Cristo"
I love your channel; you’re voice is soothing and all your recs are spot on. I’m a huge reader my favorite would have to be the Dune Chronicles, but I’m a lover of all genres (am I spelling that right lol) insert italics. I also love cross stitching! If you could just like this comment it would mean the world to me; have a glorious day my running fellow. Cheers!
Sci-fi is my go to during the winter months. There's something about dreaming away to other worlds when the days are short and dark. Currently reading Project Hail Mary by Andy Weir. Highly recommend to anyone here in the mood for some science fiction. It's my favorite type of sci-fi - full of science, space and humour!
Love 💘 watching 👀 😍 another one of your videos 📹! You look great 👍! I wish I could read 📚 as much as you do. Stay warm ✨ on the upcoming ✨ snowy 🌨 and icy ✨ days ♥!
I wanted to drop a book recommendation here as I recently watched one of your older videos were you said that you’re always searching for something new to read. Anyways the book(s) that I want to recommend here is the scythe series by Neil Shusterman. It’s a trilogy that is set in a society where humans have conquered every part of life, even death. To prevent overpopulation however there must be a way for people to die and that is the scythe. They are professional killers. The books follow two apprentices of a Scythe on their path to become one on their own. I found it very interesting because the books discuss the morality of killing and the dilemma of i infinite boredom after you’ve achieved everything.
I already bought A Little Life late last year upon the strong recommendation of my friend. I haven’t read it yet. I have SAD (seasonal affective disorder) so reading it this winter would only trigger my SAD more. My friend is aware of my SAD so she suggested reading it in summer.
Hey John, lovely video as always ;). Ive got a few recs for winter: - Rereading the hobbit is something I've always liked doing, especially in the winter :) - The Glass Castle (probably the most beautiful memoir ever written, for me. Give it a try if you haven't heard of it) - I've been enjoying Stephen Fry's mythology series greatly (Mythos, Heroes, Troy). Stephen has a great narration style, especially for winter time. - Norwegian Wood (since you have a japanese author on your list, whom i shall definetely check out). - A man called ove (lesser known swedish novel about a curmudgeon). Great for winter since scandanavia and stuff :). Thanks for all the great book videos and the well wishes. Your final "take care of yourself" outros always catch me off guard, but its been really meaningful to me these last few months. Thanks! I hope you can enjoy a winter full or reading
If you liked “A Man called Ove”, you should read “Anxious People” if you haven’t read that one yet. I think it is a cozy book to read and definitely a good one!!
Hey, John I thought before you were learning Swedish? I started learning again to get in touch with a friend I had not spoken to in a some time. I am reading “Short Swedish Stories by Lingo Mastery and narrated by Anders Sandberg.” I bought the audio version as well. After following a long, I re-read in my own voice so I understand from my own perspective. Also, he talks quite fast. It’s not too bad though. In my early 20’s, I used to watch a lot of Japanese and Korean horrors with English subs so that probably has helped.
Oh my….A Little Life. Life Changing. But when people ask me if they should read it, I say no…depending on the person and whether or not I think they can handle it. I loved these recommendations. My #1 read of all time is Dumas and 2nd is Yanagihara.
@@anvithkakkera7196 I just mean, some people can feel the feelings without being personally triggered and some can’t. It’s not that I am saying some people are “stronger,” I just mean that some people can separate their own personal trauma from the trauma of a book character and some can’t. There is domestic abuse, sexual abuse, self harm, depression etc.
Just added Once a Runner to my To Read list. I tried The Lion, The Witch and the Wardrobe at least ten years ago and just couldn't get into it. Since you mentioned it, I might give it another go. I'm currently reading Brave New World by Aldous Huxley and In Cold Blood by Truman Capote.
I would love to hear more book recommendations on the topic of psychedelics. I also found "How to Change Your Mind" a great read and find this topic very fascinating.
I am currently reading wild porks and watercresses :) narrative and absolutely hilarious. If you have seen hunt for the wilderpeople, the movie is based on this book. will check out some of the books you have recommended. thanks John
Hi John! I love your videos recommending books. Thanks to you I read 'How to change your mind' of Michael Pollan. I really loved it and I was interested in reading more along the lines of psychedelic drugs. Do you have any recommendations of any books I could read or courses I could take?
Does anyone else only read their own worm and cozy books aka your favorite genre to make yourself feel better, because all I’ve been doing for two months is reading only romance because I know they always have a happy ending
Have you read "The Power of the Dog" 1967 novel by Thomas Savage? It is now a major Netflix film by Jane Campion, A "psychological" western indeed, as Peter dominates the second half of the film totally.
John can you make a video on programming for beginners? As a beginner I’ve been struggling to learn. I think it’s a video worth making. Keep up the good work 👍
I'm not John, but programming is really overwhelming at first! Its really helpful to have a community to share with, so joining discord servers and slack groups really helps!
Hi John! Could You please write in the comments the name of that background music? It sounds really chilly and I would love to listen to the whole track. And great video by the way 😎
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The next book is the Count of Monte Cristo
"A Room Of One's Own"
personally i prefer the latter to the former
John !
What is happening to you ?
0:38 The lion, the witch and the wardrobe
1:44 Once a runner
3:10 a little life
4:50 A room of one's own by Virginia Woolf (Count of Monte Cristo)
5:56 How to change your mind by Michael Pollan
I think I might have missed something so you all can just check once
edit: in the room of one's own, he's talking about count of Monte Cristo
I love these reading related videos. Honestly I inspire the ones you did, especially the viral "Reading a book a week is changing my life" for getting me back into reading. Thanks!
Harry Potter fit the bill for me. Whenever a new one came out I'd get it the Christmas immediately after its release and devour it, so those books were my winter reads as a kid.
I always read Little Women by Louisa May Alcott in the winter months! Super cozy and reminds me of the importance of family and friends like you mentioned!
That is an incredible winter choice.
This is such a wholesome channel, with a wholesome following. I’m glad that I have found this place, I feel safe here.
Agreed, this is a very comfortable channel.
we miss the college vlogs john . plz bring em back (also ur very close to a million subs, congrats)
when you say cold... I can just picture Canada, the winter is so depresing and extreme. Nothing like a sunny beautiful day
It is good to listen to the thoughts of different people and compare it with our thinking and thus to create a new thought.
Thanks John Fish.
well you did it.. i did a 180.. went to the storage center.. pulled out old books i read 20 so years ago that i loved.. and have started to re-reading them.. your passion.. and energy gave me this motivation.. and boy.. am i having fun.. thank you so much for all you do!!
It’s always a joy when you upload John. I very much value your recommendations
How to Change Your Mind is a great book, I've been listing to it on audible while riding my bike to help pass the time.
Interesting story: I have an execuitive function disorder that has resulted in a life-long learning disability. I also have aphantasia and no internal monologue. Medication cannot fix this (I've tried many times for many years), but by complete chance I discovered microdosing back in 2012. I reversed a learning disability, I'm able to access a part of my brain that's responsible for learning and understanding for the first time in my life, I can access my inner monologue, which strangely enough was always there but inaccessible, it just picked up like it was never missing. I've also reversed the aphantasia a few times. I took a short microdosing journey and it was a very, very profound experience, and it's a trip listening to Pollan's book because he talks about things my internal monologue actually taught me. Being able to learn, think deeply and process information is something we should never take for granted. I think there are many out there who are disconnected and not truly experiencing life on a deep and meaningful level.
Great recommendation!
Microdosing what? LSD ? Prescription drugs?
the TASTE, compliment to the chef John, thanks, so good recomendations
watching this puts me in such a cosy winter vibe - thank you, John :)
Right, this video was incredibly cozy!
absolutely wonderful
Just committed to a D1 cross country program in the North East, definitely gonna check out Once A Runner! Great Video John!!
Winter is a such a readable time! Love your prospective, and your winter hot take.
Thanks~~~~
I recommend Piranesi by Susanna Clark as a cozy little read. I don't think I know a person who wouldn't love it!
Yes!!!! Piranesi is so wonderful. I absolutely adore that book.
@@brook2586 I'm glad you agree! I couldn't put that thing down!
For seasonal reading, Nostalgia > Quality, and I’ll die on that hill :)
Saw you today at the science center after I watched this video. I'm a happy freshman now.
I love A Little Life. It was nearly a spiritual experience for me. It cast a spell on me while reading it, I was sad for nearly a week until I finally finished it. I'm careful to whom I recommend it to because I don't know a lot of people who can read these things and not be affected very negatively. But for me it will forever be my favorite book of all time, no other book or movie has made me feel the way it did.
Here in Brazil the summer is coming so I'll be reading "Dune" hahahaha
But I love your winter list, definitely "The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe" has this nostalgic and winter feel for me as well, I love it.
I love these videos about reading so much. When I was 13 my class did Narnia for school and it was so much fun. It can truly be something fantastical or for escapism because of the war that caused the children to leave their homes in the first place. Today I decided to read pollyanna because the truth is some children's books are timeless so thanks for reminding me of that:)
Please start a podcast! I can’t find a nice, soothing voice to tell me about books without having to look at a screen!
Thanks for the vid. This year i really got into reading and i am at about 60 books right now. I have read all harry potters in january and i lobed it. now i am in love with martin suter and only can recommend it to you all. As i can read in its native language german it maybe is better than a translation but his books are beyond awesome. Have a nice winter everybody
Thanks for sharing John! My semester will be finally over this week and I can't wait to read new books. Also, I've actually read "A Little Life" and I'm still shocked; thanks for sharing your own perspective about it because now that I think about it, it does make you value the little things that sparkle your life. Making new friends and socializing has been one of the biggest challenges of my life and seeing this friendship evolve made me appreciate the people who surround me.
“A Little Life” is so amazing 👍🏻
Thanks~~~~
When you started describing at 4:19 - 4:51 , it made me teary-eyed. Thank you for the reminder that though Winter can feel like a quiet death all around you, it is a time to nestle in close to those who warm your soul.
That was beautifully put. I appreciated it too!
For my be´ll summer :p
But i love too the cold months and that sensation of confort when outside is freezing while i´am warm inside with my coffe and my book.
Good luck w/finals, John. Hope you have a relaxing winter break afterwards.
I love that you're reading and enjoying 'Billion Dollar Whale', it's so good!
i'm here because i'm trying to cope with my pre-lecture anxiety lmao. great book recommendations anyway! i love some from the list
Hi John, I love the way you are passionate about reading that also the reason why I have subscribed and connected with your videos so far. The moment we read voraciously in the cozy corner without the noises (except the voice of nature :)) ) is unspeakably beautiful.
By the way, your eyes circles speak for the physical health itself, I suppose. So just wanna stop by and send you a wish for a good health (inside out), enjoy the current moment and take care. Thank you for your sharing it's help me a lot !
I noticed how tired he seems too.
I was actually hoping you would talk about "A room of one's own". I though there was a glitch in the matrix when you started talking about "The Count of Monte Cristo"
Amazing choices as always. I will be reading Dostoevsky and revisit The Silmarillion!
me, in australia, groggily waking up from my mid-afternoon nap in the sweltering heat: ah yes, cosy winter reads
always looking forward to your book videos 🔥🔥
i’m the same way i love autumn and winter 😸
What a coincidence! Was literally looking for thid yesterday, and then you post it!
If you ever get the chance, check out "the temple of the golden pavilion" by Yukio Mishima
*“You can’t go back and change the beginning, but you can start where you are and change the ending...”*
*―C. S. Lewis*
I love your channel; you’re voice is soothing and all your recs are spot on. I’m a huge reader my favorite would have to be the Dune Chronicles, but I’m a lover of all genres (am I spelling that right lol) insert italics. I also love cross stitching! If you could just like this comment it would mean the world to me; have a glorious day my running fellow. Cheers!
Sci-fi is my go to during the winter months. There's something about dreaming away to other worlds when the days are short and dark. Currently reading Project Hail Mary by Andy Weir. Highly recommend to anyone here in the mood for some science fiction. It's my favorite type of sci-fi - full of science, space and humour!
Thanks~~~~
Hey John! Could you make an updated vid on your “how to study for finals” video?
Love 💘 watching 👀 😍 another one of your videos 📹! You look great 👍! I wish I could read 📚 as much as you do. Stay warm ✨ on the upcoming ✨ snowy 🌨 and icy ✨ days ♥!
Thanks~~~~
:) I look forward to winter as well. My favorite season is autumn. The Count of Monte Cristo is great. I’ll check out A little Life.
Thanks~~~~
I think "The midnight Library"by " Matt Haig" can be a good read if you liked. I'm reading it and I'm enjoying it so far=)
I wanted to drop a book recommendation here as I recently watched one of your older videos were you said that you’re always searching for something new to read. Anyways the book(s) that I want to recommend here is the scythe series by Neil Shusterman. It’s a trilogy that is set in a society where humans have conquered every part of life, even death. To prevent overpopulation however there must be a way for people to die and that is the scythe. They are professional killers. The books follow two apprentices of a Scythe on their path to become one on their own. I found it very interesting because the books discuss the morality of killing and the dilemma of i infinite boredom after you’ve achieved everything.
Thanks~~~~
Bro, I missed your daily vlogs. ALL OF your videos are great but, the vlogs were special taste. Waiting for new one
Thanks~~~~
i wanna read more books during this tiem (: i hate winter so i will try n enjoy it
I already bought A Little Life late last year upon the strong recommendation of my friend. I haven’t read it yet. I have SAD (seasonal affective disorder) so reading it this winter would only trigger my SAD more. My friend is aware of my SAD so she suggested reading it in summer.
Thanks~~~~
Hey John, lovely video as always ;). Ive got a few recs for winter:
- Rereading the hobbit is something I've always liked doing, especially in the winter :)
- The Glass Castle (probably the most beautiful memoir ever written, for me. Give it a try if you haven't heard of it)
- I've been enjoying Stephen Fry's mythology series greatly (Mythos, Heroes, Troy). Stephen has a great narration style, especially for winter time.
- Norwegian Wood (since you have a japanese author on your list, whom i shall definetely check out).
- A man called ove (lesser known swedish novel about a curmudgeon). Great for winter since scandanavia and stuff :).
Thanks for all the great book videos and the well wishes. Your final "take care of yourself" outros always catch me off guard, but its been really meaningful to me these last few months. Thanks! I hope you can enjoy a winter full or reading
Thanks, added a few to my TBR
If you liked “A Man called Ove”, you should read “Anxious People” if you haven’t read that one yet. I think it is a cozy book to read and definitely a good one!!
Interestingly enough I read most of my nonfiction in the winter. The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe and Narnia as a whole is a favourite
I read "how to change your mind" thanks to you :) !!
A Little Life is one of the most moving novels I've ever read
I really love your reading content videos! Please keep doing! :)
My man. Reading information can help me with a question.
Saludos brother, desde El Salvador 🇸🇻
The Golden Compass is one of mine.
me being jealousy bc you guys get snow and i just get heat and sweat bc i live in australia 😭😭
Hey, John I thought before you were learning Swedish? I started learning again to get in touch with a friend I had not spoken to in a some time. I am reading “Short Swedish Stories by Lingo Mastery and narrated by Anders Sandberg.” I bought the audio version as well. After following a long, I re-read in my own voice so I understand from my own perspective. Also, he talks quite fast. It’s not too bad though. In my early 20’s, I used to watch a lot of Japanese and Korean horrors with English subs so that probably has helped.
Oh my….A Little Life.
Life Changing.
But when people ask me if they should read it, I say no…depending on the person and whether or not I think they can handle it.
I loved these recommendations.
My #1 read of all time is Dumas and 2nd is Yanagihara.
Wdym? Do u mind elaborating cuz I want to know if the book is a good fit for me
@@anvithkakkera7196 I just mean, some people can feel the feelings without being personally triggered and some can’t. It’s not that I am saying some people are “stronger,” I just mean that some people can separate their own personal trauma from the trauma of a book character and some can’t. There is domestic abuse, sexual abuse, self harm, depression etc.
This video is so cute!
.Thanks~~~~
Just added Once a Runner to my To Read list. I tried The Lion, The Witch and the Wardrobe at least ten years ago and just couldn't get into it. Since you mentioned it, I might give it another go. I'm currently reading Brave New World by Aldous Huxley and In Cold Blood by Truman Capote.
Good luck with your finals!
I’m not sure if you had it in previous videos before, but I recommend the name of the rose by umberto ecco- it’s truly an amazing book
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I would love to hear more book recommendations on the topic of psychedelics. I also found "How to Change Your Mind" a great read and find this topic very fascinating.
Thanks~~~~
What a cozy reading spot...
Really love your lighting. Would love to know how you did it
*5 things to quit right now:*
*1. Overthinking*
*2. Trying to make everyone happy*
*3. Living in the past*
*4. Worrying*
*5. Doubting yourself*
Thanks John! Good video!
I am currently reading wild porks and watercresses :) narrative and absolutely hilarious. If you have seen hunt for the wilderpeople, the movie is based on this book. will check out some of the books you have recommended. thanks John
Hi John! I love your videos recommending books. Thanks to you I read 'How to change your mind' of Michael Pollan. I really loved it and I was interested in reading more along the lines of psychedelic drugs. Do you have any recommendations of any books I could read or courses I could take?
I'm waiting your new video. Thank you so much!🖤
Interesting recommendations!
Love your book videos! :)
Thanks~~~~
Does anyone else only read their own worm and cozy books aka your favorite genre to make yourself feel better, because all I’ve been doing for two months is reading only romance because I know they always have a happy ending
Have you read "The Power of the Dog" 1967 novel by Thomas Savage? It is now a major Netflix film by Jane Campion, A "psychological" western indeed, as Peter dominates the second half of the film totally.
Thanks~~~~
you can be in a cozy winter with "a little life"...cozy and crying.
but for real, i miss Jude so much.
I really need to pick up The Count of Monte Cristo
4:30 - 4:50
I feel that sort of thing from film.
P.S. I recommend App Kid: How a Child of Immigrants Grabbed a Piece of the American Dream
have you read the Divine Comedy? I am loving it so far :0
John can you make a video on programming for beginners?
As a beginner I’ve been struggling to learn. I think it’s a video worth making.
Keep up the good work 👍
I'm not John, but programming is really overwhelming at first! Its really helpful to have a community to share with, so joining discord servers and slack groups really helps!
So relatable 🤗
Hi! I'm your fans from Taiwan!
Hope to see you share your experience of learning swidish.
Actually, I'm curious about how you learn a new language!
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Keep up the hard work!! Great video
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@@user-lg9ge8il9k ur big fan sir
Do you watch Netflix/tv or just read?
Éxitos en todo Hermano
Crei que era el único latino por acá jaja
You should make a second "Books Joe recommended"!
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Lord of the rings and the Hobbit- Am I a Joke to you?
You should read Martin Eaden.
The intertitle "A Room of One's Own" doesn't match with "Count of Monte Cristo" are you're introducing it.
Endurance!
Sapiens by Yuval Hararri is a good book, some parts are very intriguing while others are a bit boring, u shd definitely check it out
Hi John! Could You please write in the comments the name of that background music? It sounds really chilly and I would love to listen to the whole track. And great video by the way 😎
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I’m first also love lion, witch and the wardrobe 😊
U look so tired bro?? All good??
A LITTLE LIFE SUPREMACYYYY
this was so cute :3
Do you read from behind the screen ??