I know that sometimes you don't feel the greatest and that sometimes you feel like your content isn't the greatest. But I love every single video and I'm always so happy to see that you've uploaded.
Yayyyyy wayward children! I’m officially on #3 ! I actually liked down among the sticks and bones more than every heart a doorway, but still loved both.
I'm also super excited for Francina Simone's Smash It! Also Daughter of the Serpentine by E.E Knight (this series so far has the most beautiful covers imo) And Nala's World by Dean Nicholson (Another September book lol)
I am currently reading The Whisper Man as my March Read-along! I am liking it so far and excited to see another novel is coming out. Don't Look For Me sounds great!
Ohhhhhh I didn’t even realize the similarity of the Alex North covers! How cool! I liked the whisper man I think I gave it 4.5 stars but I was left wanting more, i think that it was a debut? I hope this one is even better!
Up All Night sounds super good! but it totally threw me for a loop when you mentioned it because there's actually a YA anthology with that name already! I just remember it really creeping me out when I was younger so I think I need to re-read it. I would love to hear your thoughts on both of them!
Wow quite a few books I’m also excited for, and some I’ve never heard of. You should definitely give Jennifer Lynn Barnes a try I’ve read four of her series’s all young adult, one paranormal fantasy, one contemporary mystery, one crime mystery and one cheerleading spies. Great video and keep up the amazing work 😀
Have you ever read anything by a writer called Michael Clark, he has two books written so far and is working on the third. The first one is called “Patience of a dead man” and the other is “Dead woman scorned”
A book comes out on March 17 called When the Sky Eats. It’s by K. Weikel. I’m currently reading it and I think that it could potentially mix with your weird fantasy tastes. It would be a 50/50 chance of you liking it or not.
1. Ten truths and a dare by ashley elston (writer of ten blind dates - companion novel?) - spring 2021 2. Cool for the summer by dahlia Adler (bi questioning greece) 3. Miss meteor by tehlor kay Mejia (author of we set the dark on fire) And anna marie McLemore - september 2020 4. Horrid by katrina leno (author of you must not miss)- september 2020 5. Dont look for me by wendy Walker 6. Elatsoe by darcie little badger - fall 2020 (illustrated by same person that did and the ocean was our sky) 7. The summer of everything by julian winters - august 2020 (author of running with lions and an anthology that will be coming out in 2021) 8. A lesson in vengeance by victoria Lee (secret history meets genuine fraud and the craft) - 2021 9. Wonderland by zoje stage (author of baby teeth) - summer 2020 10. One by one by ruth ware - 2020 11. Across the green grass fields by seanan McGuire- jan 2021 (next in wayward series - sounds very faelike) 12. Darling by k. Ancrum (author of the weight of the stars) - 2021 (retelling of peter pan in modern day chicago) 13. Grown by tiffany d jackson (author of Monday's not coming) - september 2020 14. The shadows by Alex north (author of the whisper man) - july 2020 15. Lakewood by megan giddings - march 2020 (debut author) 16. Body talk edited by kelly jensen (editor of dont call me crazy - anthology about puberty, sex, etc ) - contributed to by anna Marie mclemore, roshani chokshi, julie Murphy, nic stone, etc. - 2020 17. Inheritance games by ? 18. We were restless things by Cole nagamatsu (maggie stiefvater meets Neil gaiman) 19. Smash it by francina simone - september 2020
I love these videos so much! I'm always on the lookout for recently announced books and I miss a lot even if I'm constantly checking my goodreads feed.
This is spooky but I seriously said exactly what you said about Ruth Ware this afternoon with my mother who asked about the author’s works. No joke but told her about you and how you recommend her books because they just get better and better with each new book. Then I looked up if she had a new one coming out this year and added it to my tbr on goodreads. Spooky.
I’ve read a few of her books and I just can’t get into her but I wish I could so bad! It’s like she just rips off agatha christie books. The one coming out this year sounds exactly like “and then there were none”
@@belletoro3100 I don't think it sounds like a rip off at all! 😅 lots of current day mysteries are inspired by classic ideas! same with movies. there are hardly any unique ideas anymore, everything have to come from somewhere! I think if anything books like this are paying homage to those who paved the way in the genre.
The first thing I do with these videos is open Goodreads haha! I absolutely love these videos for finding new interesting books I haven't heard of before :)
Definitely give the Jennifer Lynn Barnes book a try! I’ve never read anything from her that I didn’t like. Her Naturals series is a really solid YA thriller series!
Loved this vid ❤️ Jennifer Lynn Barnes (The inheritance game) wrote a really good mystery book last year... I think you might like? It’s called The Lovely and Lost. It’s also quite short... 328 pages and a quick read. ❤️
Are you excited/heard of for The Ivies (2021) by Alexa Donne? The blurb is: YA thriller about a group of prep school elites who would kill to get into the college of their dreams-literally.
okay these books had me 🤤, I added two we were restless things and smash it , September is also the month The Midnight Library by Matt Haig comes out, if he finishes it 😅
Kayla! Have you read The Hunger by Alma Katsu? It's historical fiction and I don't recall if that's one of your things that you don't like, but it's a reimagining of the Donner Party tragedy with added supernatural elements and sorry I'm just obsessed with it now
K. Ancrum has another book that came out in 2017 called The Wicker King. It might be right up your alley if you love her writing style! It deals with mental illness and codependency in a fabulist/magical realism sort of way. www.goodreads.com/book/show/33158541-the-wicker-king
That peter pan retelling that you mentioned honestly sounds really interesting, do you by any chance know the name of it? I know it doesnt come out til 2021, but I wanna keep my eyes open for it!
I’ve put watching this video off because I’ve already preordered a bunch of books I shouldn’t have BUT I CANT RESIST. Edit: I’ve ordered two books because of this video:))
You gotta know about Here the Whole Time by Vitor Martins. It's a brazilian ya book about a fat gay boy who has to live with his crush for 15 days during summer vacation. It's SO CUTE and heartwarming.
I tried to tweet you and recommend a book on Goodreads that I think you’d highly anticipate! 😃 It has a PODCAST and it’s a thriller. It’s called “I Hope You’re Listening” by Tom Ryan
I just want to recommend a book to you that I just finished reading today: The Mercies by Kiran Millwood Hargrave. It is a historical fiction novel set in the early 1600s in northern Norway, about this small village where all the men suddenly died (this is based on real events) in a storm and the following three years where the women of the village have to survive and later deal with inteference from the outside. The plot is partly about the treatment of the indigenous people of Norway, the Sámi people, and is also a feminist story, about the treatment of women during this time in history. There is also a lesbian love story sub-plot. It was beautifully written, and well researched - I am norwegian, and was very impressed by how accurate it was and the amount of research the author clearly has done in order to write a story set in this time and place.
@@mathildem6714 jeg er bare norsk! Boka er relativt ny, har ikke sett den i norsk enda, den kom nettopp ut i Norge denne måneden på engelsk, men om den ikke er oversatt enda vi jeg tro det kommer :)
chriswildfire One is „only mostly devastated“ by Sophie Gonzales. I just read and loved it 🥰 But I unfortunately don‘t know which other ones she meant.
@@lyla8125 Thanks! I'll have to read that one. I wish I knew the other ones she was talking about because Grease is one of my all time favorite movies.
Are there any authors that only write in anthologies? It sounds like the author of the second book you recommend in this video writes mainly short stories and in anthologies so I bet there are some authors you know that most people don't because they only pop up in anthologies. It would be an interesting video I think.
So today I was at Barnes and Noble looking for a book called Girls With Razor Hearts by Suzanne Young. I went up to the middle section of B&N where it’s just a circular counter with employees and the credit card machine thingy, and ask “Hi, do you have the second book to this?” And point to the first book I have in my hand. She thought I was trying to buy a book, and I’m just a teenager so I doubt she thought I was gonna pay for it right then and there. She says “Oh! I was gonna warn you...” then she makes a gesture to the credit card thing. I was a little embarrassed not gonna lie. So I ask her if they have the book and she looks it up for me. It doesn’t come out until the seventeenth! I said “Oh, sorry. I knew it would come out in March but I thought it already did.” And then walk away very embarrassed 😂
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I know that sometimes you don't feel the greatest and that sometimes you feel like your content isn't the greatest. But I love every single video and I'm always so happy to see that you've uploaded.
Alle you're too kind!! 🤗
Truth
Kayla, we literally just like seeing your face, doesnt matter the vid.
karina Galb Very true
Sometimes I wonder "how did my TBR get to be SO Long" and then another one of these videos comes out and yes, that's why. I LOVE IT
neverxever66 Yes!
She’s the worst right? Hah! Makes me want to read everything!
I'm super sick today and I had to cancel going out to a friend's birthday movie marathon and just hearing "hi friends!" made my day. Ty Lala❤️
Horrid sounds like it’s right up my alley! Looking forward to its release.
That horrid cover is unsettling 👀👀 ahhhh so is that new “you must not miss” cover !
I love the cover of Horrid omg
Jay G reminds me of wilder girls!
Yayyyyy wayward children! I’m officially on #3 ! I actually liked down among the sticks and bones more than every heart a doorway, but still loved both.
I'm also super excited for Francina Simone's Smash It!
Also Daughter of the Serpentine by E.E Knight (this series so far has the most beautiful covers imo)
And Nala's World by Dean Nicholson (Another September book lol)
Thanks for keeping me on my toes with fresh books :)
You are so cute and springy today like a little 🍑 (it's a peach)
Any thing you make is so cool and I will watch!!!! You are so great at making me want to read certain books. Keep doing what you do!!!
Jennifer Lynn Barnes is one of my favourite authors! I cannot wait for The Inheritance Games!
I had never heard of any of these books and now they’re all on my TBR! Thanks for sharing 😄
I am currently reading The Whisper Man as my March Read-along! I am liking it so far and excited to see another novel is coming out. Don't Look For Me sounds great!
Ohhhhhh I didn’t even realize the similarity of the Alex North covers! How cool! I liked the whisper man I think I gave it 4.5 stars but I was left wanting more, i think that it was a debut? I hope this one is even better!
Up All Night sounds super good! but it totally threw me for a loop when you mentioned it because there's actually a YA anthology with that name already! I just remember it really creeping me out when I was younger so I think I need to re-read it. I would love to hear your thoughts on both of them!
Wow quite a few books I’m also excited for, and some I’ve never heard of. You should definitely give Jennifer Lynn Barnes a try I’ve read four of her series’s all young adult, one paranormal fantasy, one contemporary mystery, one crime mystery and one cheerleading spies. Great video and keep up the amazing work 😀
He started It by Samantha Downing it sounds interesting and has something with an inheritance in it. It's out April 28th 2020
For sure! I think I had that in my most anticipated reads of the year- I'm trying to see if I can fit it in the book club too! 😍
Have you ever read anything by a writer called Michael Clark, he has two books written so far and is working on the third. The first one is called “Patience of a dead man” and the other is “Dead woman scorned”
A book comes out on March 17 called When the Sky Eats. It’s by K. Weikel. I’m currently reading it and I think that it could potentially mix with your weird fantasy tastes. It would be a 50/50 chance of you liking it or not.
This is one of my favorite series you've ever done. Love getting hyped.
Inheritance Games! I read Little White Lies & The Lovely and the Lost last year and I loved them. Jennifer Lynn Barnes is slowly becoming a new fave
Omg I loved Summer of Salt SO MUCH. Can’t wait for Horrid!
Ashley Elston’s book “This is Our Story” is freaking PHENOMENAL
Loved “the night before” can’t wait to read the new Wendy walker!
1. Ten truths and a dare by ashley elston (writer of ten blind dates - companion novel?) - spring 2021
2. Cool for the summer by dahlia Adler (bi questioning greece)
3. Miss meteor by tehlor kay Mejia (author of we set the dark on fire) And anna marie McLemore - september 2020
4. Horrid by katrina leno (author of you must not miss)- september 2020
5. Dont look for me by wendy Walker
6. Elatsoe by darcie little badger - fall 2020 (illustrated by same person that did and the ocean was our sky)
7. The summer of everything by julian winters - august 2020 (author of running with lions and an anthology that will be coming out in 2021)
8. A lesson in vengeance by victoria Lee (secret history meets genuine fraud and the craft) - 2021
9. Wonderland by zoje stage (author of baby teeth) - summer 2020
10. One by one by ruth ware - 2020
11. Across the green grass fields by seanan McGuire- jan 2021 (next in wayward series - sounds very faelike)
12. Darling by k. Ancrum (author of the weight of the stars) - 2021 (retelling of peter pan in modern day chicago)
13. Grown by tiffany d jackson (author of Monday's not coming) - september 2020
14. The shadows by Alex north (author of the whisper man) - july 2020
15. Lakewood by megan giddings - march 2020 (debut author)
16. Body talk edited by kelly jensen (editor of dont call me crazy - anthology about puberty, sex, etc ) - contributed to by anna Marie mclemore, roshani chokshi, julie Murphy, nic stone, etc. - 2020
17. Inheritance games by ?
18. We were restless things by Cole nagamatsu (maggie stiefvater meets Neil gaiman)
19. Smash it by francina simone - september 2020
I love these videos so much! I'm always on the lookout for recently announced books and I miss a lot even if I'm constantly checking my goodreads feed.
YES QUEEN!!!! I've never clicked faster!!!! You're definitely my favorite youtuber!!!
i always get super excited when anything Shakespeare is mentioned, so I immediately added Smash It to my Want-to-buy list! :)
Don't Look for Me sounds SUPER interesting! Elatsoe also sounds really great, I like that is is i guess light fantasy!
This is spooky but I seriously said exactly what you said about Ruth Ware this afternoon with my mother who asked about the author’s works. No joke but told her about you and how you recommend her books because they just get better and better with each new book. Then I looked up if she had a new one coming out this year and added it to my tbr on goodreads. Spooky.
I’ve read a few of her books and I just can’t get into her but I wish I could so bad! It’s like she just rips off agatha christie books. The one coming out this year sounds exactly like “and then there were none”
@@belletoro3100 I don't think it sounds like a rip off at all! 😅 lots of current day mysteries are inspired by classic ideas! same with movies. there are hardly any unique ideas anymore, everything have to come from somewhere! I think if anything books like this are paying homage to those who paved the way in the genre.
We Were Restless Things sounds SO GOOD!
Love these videos, I add so many books to my tbr, thank you xx
Thia was posted 10 mins ago and I'm finally early. Im so proud of myself.
I freaking knew it was going to be you on the podcast, hell yeah! Getting ready to listen, so fucking excited! 🥳🥳
Thank you bringing these to my attention! definitely added to my tbr :)
I love these videos. My favorite are thrilers.
The first thing I do with these videos is open Goodreads haha! I absolutely love these videos for finding new interesting books I haven't heard of before :)
Why did TH-cam wait 3 days to tell me this video exists? I want to see all of Kayla’s videos immediately. Step it up, TH-cam!
oohhh Lakewood sounds really good, def added to my wishlist!
Definitely give the Jennifer Lynn Barnes book a try! I’ve never read anything from her that I didn’t like. Her Naturals series is a really solid YA thriller series!
Blood Heir book 2 comes out in November and I don’t think I can wait.
I really love these videos Kayla! I would definitely like you to keep them in your video rotation 😊
Omg a new Ruth Ware!!!!
Lost Boy by Christina Henry and Peter Darling by Austin Chant are two really good Peter Pan retellings!
I love Wendy Walker I didnt know she had a new one coming out ahhh
Loved this vid ❤️ Jennifer Lynn Barnes (The inheritance game) wrote a really good mystery book last year... I think you might like? It’s called The Lovely and Lost. It’s also quite short... 328 pages and a quick read. ❤️
Love your videos and seeing which books you are excited for 😊
Are you excited/heard of for The Ivies (2021) by Alexa Donne? The blurb is: YA thriller about a group of prep school elites who would kill to get into the college of their dreams-literally.
Oh hi my favorite booktuber i love your excited funny down to earth approach. I love the books you recommend ❤️
Haha, I fumbled over the Synopsis plural in my latest video too! 😂
these books literally all sound amazing
Lakewood sounds so interesting!
Great video but what I want is that shirt!!
Welp, just added a ton of these to my TBR.
Miss Meteor looks and sounds kinda cool! I think I'll give it a go.
Inheritance recommendation: Inherit Midnight by Kate Kae Myers. A breezy YA Amazing Race mash up that’s v fun & readable!
Another great video that happened to be posted on my b-day! :D
We Were Restless Things wins best cover of the books you talked about.
Horrid sounds really interesting!
Have you read Agatha Christie’s Murder on the Orient Express?
Good god! I'd forgot that it's 2020 and when I heard 2021, I thought that's so far away. 😳😮
okay these books had me 🤤, I added two we were restless things and smash it , September is also the month The Midnight Library
by Matt Haig comes out, if he finishes it 😅
Kayla, I think you'd love What Lies Between Us by John Marrs, it's coming out on May 15th. I read the arc and enjoyed it very much!
I'm so excited for We Were Restless Things now
Whatttt the craft 😱😍 am I showing my age LOL
Super lady with super presentation at your project good luck princess
A dark acadimia with gay girls 😳 sounds like my fave book already
Kayla! Have you read The Hunger by Alma Katsu? It's historical fiction and I don't recall if that's one of your things that you don't like, but it's a reimagining of the Donner Party tragedy with added supernatural elements and sorry I'm just obsessed with it now
"A Lesson in vengeance" sounds amazing. Thank you for the recommendation.
Do you like dark academia?
K. Ancrum has another book that came out in 2017 called The Wicker King. It might be right up your alley if you love her writing style! It deals with mental illness and codependency in a fabulist/magical realism sort of way.
www.goodreads.com/book/show/33158541-the-wicker-king
Check out Sharks In The Time Of Saviors! My hubby's brother is the author, and it's his debut novel:)
Kayla, have you read The hunting party by Lucy Foley? I think it has elements you enjoy.
The Ruth Ware sounds like it's inspired by Agatha Christie's And then there were none. If you haven't read it, it's a masterpiece.
WHERE did you get that sweater?!?!?! 😍
That peter pan retelling that you mentioned honestly sounds really interesting, do you by any chance know the name of it? I know it doesnt come out til 2021, but I wanna keep my eyes open for it!
I said it! It's called Darling 💕
@@BooksandLala oops, I'm sorry! I guess I didn't hear it.😳
But thanks for letting me know!!
@@bananaberry6480 haha I watched it back and mentioned it but then went on a tangent before discussing the synopsis so I understand how it got lost 😅
A new Peter Pan retelling called Dust by Kara Swanson was just released this month!!
I wonder what would happen if you tried reading books that pair an overly specific trope you love with one you hate to see what wins out.
I’m going to let you go first on anything by zoje sage because baby teeth was a hot mess
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I’ve put watching this video off because I’ve already preordered a bunch of books I shouldn’t have BUT I CANT RESIST.
Edit: I’ve ordered two books because of this video:))
I hope you will get to some of these books:)
You gotta know about Here the Whole Time by Vitor Martins. It's a brazilian ya book about a fat gay boy who has to live with his crush for 15 days during summer vacation. It's SO CUTE and heartwarming.
I tried to tweet you and recommend a book on Goodreads that I think you’d highly anticipate! 😃 It has a PODCAST and it’s a thriller. It’s called “I Hope You’re Listening” by Tom Ryan
I just want to recommend a book to you that I just finished reading today: The Mercies by Kiran Millwood Hargrave. It is a historical fiction novel set in the early 1600s in northern Norway, about this small village where all the men suddenly died (this is based on real events) in a storm and the following three years where the women of the village have to survive and later deal with inteference from the outside. The plot is partly about the treatment of the indigenous people of Norway, the Sámi people, and is also a feminist story, about the treatment of women during this time in history. There is also a lesbian love story sub-plot. It was beautifully written, and well researched - I am norwegian, and was very impressed by how accurate it was and the amount of research the author clearly has done in order to write a story set in this time and place.
Nan V Er du bare norsk eller en norsk same?:) Og er boka ute på norsk også, eller bare engelsk?
@@mathildem6714 jeg er bare norsk! Boka er relativt ny, har ikke sett den i norsk enda, den kom nettopp ut i Norge denne måneden på engelsk, men om den ikke er oversatt enda vi jeg tro det kommer :)
Ohhhh i saw samantha shannon recommending it on ig, i'll deff have to check it out now
Ruth Ware’s new book sounds so similar to In The Dark by Loreth Anne White from December 2019 :/
Because of this video, my TBR just hit 1000 books... What is my life -_-
I'm interested to hear your thoughts on "own voices"... Why are you over that term?
Because freedom.
Not a book rec but if you like stories about inheritance you should watch Knives Out
What are the other Grease retellings?
chriswildfire One is „only mostly devastated“ by Sophie Gonzales. I just read and loved it 🥰 But I unfortunately don‘t know which other ones she meant.
@@lyla8125 Thanks! I'll have to read that one. I wish I knew the other ones she was talking about because Grease is one of my all time favorite movies.
hi from indonesia kayla, i love really your videos, and pls can you make an updated all my favourites books video?
Are there any authors that only write in anthologies? It sounds like the author of the second book you recommend in this video writes mainly short stories and in anthologies so I bet there are some authors you know that most people don't because they only pop up in anthologies. It would be an interesting video I think.
😍
So today I was at Barnes and Noble looking for a book called Girls With Razor Hearts by Suzanne Young. I went up to the middle section of B&N where it’s just a circular counter with employees and the credit card machine thingy, and ask “Hi, do you have the second book to this?” And point to the first book I have in my hand. She thought I was trying to buy a book, and I’m just a teenager so I doubt she thought I was gonna pay for it right then and there. She says “Oh! I was gonna warn you...” then she makes a gesture to the credit card thing. I was a little embarrassed not gonna lie. So I ask her if they have the book and she looks it up for me. It doesn’t come out until the seventeenth! I said “Oh, sorry. I knew it would come out in March but I thought it already did.” And then walk away very embarrassed 😂
why are you over the term ownvoices?
Is it just me, or does the plot of Miss Meteor remind anyone else of Dumplin' by Julie Murphy?