One book you mentioned, Washington Square by Henry James, in the slush section is one of the only books I've read that I liked the movie version, called The Heiress more than the original book. It was made years ago about 1948 and I think it is one of the all time greatest movies. Thanks.
So wonderful to see so many classic books! So good to see Anais Nin and Dorothy Parker! You might want to read Kate Forsyth, she is really good and such a nice person to meet in person.
This classics book tour is sublime. The best I have ever watched. I know it must have taken a lot of time to record and a lot of energy to heft those stacks of books off and then back on to your shelves. I appreciate that time and energy. Funny coincidence. I’m currently reading that very edition of Stoner, by John Williams. FWIW, under the author’s name on the cover, it’s marked as the “50th anniversary edition” in very pretty, light blue ink. OK, now I have to spend some time cleaning up all of this accumulated DROOL from watching this most excellent video. Thank you!
I loved seeing your collection!! My favorite edition to collect are the Everyman's Library and perhaps the Penguin English Library or Oxford for paperbacks. May I please ask if the Penguin Drop Caps cover is hard paste or a cloth like or velvet texture? Thank you.
I enjoyed this video so much ❤ Other videos are kind of like reproductions of eachother, the same books in the same editions, but i saw a lot of new ones in this.
The way you said hello--Haha--you're so fucking pleasant. I'm not even ten seconds into the video yet and I already enjoy your personality. Shout out to you for making me smile!
I love clicking on videos where booktubers go through their classics. As much as I love watching bookshelf tours with modern books, I love classics more. I have a lot of classics in a variety of editions, but I do want the Vintage classics (red spines) and some clothbound classic editions. The only problem is that these books can be super expensive on my country, so I will make do with the secondhand books I come across. P.S. those drop cap(?) editions are gorgeous. I don't want to have a full collection of them- just because I already have copies of many of the books within this series, but there are some books within this series where it is extremely rare to find printed copies since they are no longer in print, and othee publishing companies just don't have them. Your classic shelves are stunning! Hope you get more books to add to them!
Thank you! I’m fairly split between loving modern books and classics but the aesthetic of classics is often soooo good it’s hard not to collect entire sets haha. And yes-more books coming all the time! Thanks for watching and enjoying.
Your collection is absolutely swoon-worthy! As a lover of classics, this was a joy to watch (and very dangerous for my wallet because I want to buy all of these editions lol). Thanks for sharing!
I thoroughly enjoyed this, thank you! What a wonderful collection. Please do more videos. I like your style a lot. You're very pleasant and not even a little bit annoying lol.. And you have impeccable taste.
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gosh i adore long in depth bookshelf tours like this. thank you so much for all the time and energy you put into this
Thank you for watching and enjoying! It was quite delightful to edit it, to be honest, and to relive looking through all my books haha
best collection i have ever seen your classics edition are myyyy dreamm
What. A. Treat!! Was so excited to see this video and a nice long one for me to relax and unwind to! Thank you xx
Thank you that's so nice of you to say! Thanks for watching and enjoying!
Another amazing video from Miss Teapot, how does she keep my attention for over an hour? truly amazing! x
Thank you, you're so kind!
One book you mentioned, Washington Square by Henry James, in the slush section is one of the only books I've read that I liked the movie version, called The Heiress more than the original book. It was made years ago about 1948 and I think it is one of the all time greatest movies. Thanks.
I had no idea the Heiress was an adaptation of Washington Square. I'll have to check it out! Thanks
So wonderful to see so many classic books! So good to see Anais Nin and Dorothy Parker! You might want to read Kate Forsyth, she is really good and such a nice person to meet in person.
I'll definitely check out Forsyth!
This classics book tour is sublime. The best I have ever watched. I know it must have taken a lot of time to record and a lot of energy to heft those stacks of books off and then back on to your shelves. I appreciate that time and energy. Funny coincidence. I’m currently reading that very edition of Stoner, by John Williams. FWIW, under the author’s name on the cover, it’s marked as the “50th anniversary edition” in very pretty, light blue ink.
OK, now I have to spend some time cleaning up all of this accumulated DROOL from watching this most excellent video. Thank you!
I loved seeing your collection!! My favorite edition to collect are the Everyman's Library and perhaps the Penguin English Library or Oxford for paperbacks. May I please ask if the Penguin Drop Caps cover is hard paste or a cloth like or velvet texture? Thank you.
Sorry for delayed response-they are hard case but some of them have a softer touch to them that picks up fingerprints easily.
I enjoyed this video so much ❤ Other videos are kind of like reproductions of eachother, the same books in the same editions, but i saw a lot of new ones in this.
The keith and Lance voltron sticker thingy took me back, I was obsessed with Klance in middle school aghh.
The way you said hello--Haha--you're so fucking pleasant. I'm not even ten seconds into the video yet and I already enjoy your personality. Shout out to you for making me smile!
Thank you that’s so sweet of you to say!
I love clicking on videos where booktubers go through their classics. As much as I love watching bookshelf tours with modern books, I love classics more. I have a lot of classics in a variety of editions, but I do want the Vintage classics (red spines) and some clothbound classic editions. The only problem is that these books can be super expensive on my country, so I will make do with the secondhand books I come across.
P.S. those drop cap(?) editions are gorgeous. I don't want to have a full collection of them- just because I already have copies of many of the books within this series, but there are some books within this series where it is extremely rare to find printed copies since they are no longer in print, and othee publishing companies just don't have them.
Your classic shelves are stunning! Hope you get more books to add to them!
Thank you! I’m fairly split between loving modern books and classics but the aesthetic of classics is often soooo good it’s hard not to collect entire sets haha. And yes-more books coming all the time! Thanks for watching and enjoying.
Your collection is absolutely swoon-worthy! As a lover of classics, this was a joy to watch (and very dangerous for my wallet because I want to buy all of these editions lol). Thanks for sharing!
Thank you so much!
I thoroughly enjoyed this, thank you! What a wonderful collection. Please do more videos. I like your style a lot. You're very pleasant and not even a little bit annoying lol.. And you have impeccable taste.