📚JUNE WRAP UP | ALL THE BOOKS I READ IN JUNE
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ก.ค. 2024
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Hi guys! I'm so glad you're here. In this video I am sharing my June reads. It was a great reading month. I hope you find a new book to add to your TBR!
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Lily and the octopus and Seven Days in June sound so good!! Sounds like you had a really good reading month.
Love the inclusions of graphs 😍 You already know I love my data!! I love trying to see how things changes just even from month to month! The Last Cuentista sounds so interesting -- I also want to try out Sci-Fi as well (I don't think I've touched that genre as of yet). It sounds such a good dabble book into Sci-Fi. I absolutely love books that have a strong family-ship, and friendship! The Bride Test is something that's been on my TBR since The Kiss Quotient; you enjoying it so much means I'm going to absolutely love it as well! I'm so happy to hear that -- but I will most definitely be picking up soon. I think Helen does such a good job representation Vietnamese family too 🥹
@@itsmimiduong I think you will love The Bride Test! I would read anything by that author at this point. I think The Last Cuentista is a great sci-fi starting point!
All the lonely people sounds so intriguing. Thanks.
@@karenmiller1105 I hope you read it and love it!
I've heard so many good things about The Last Cuentista. I really need to pick that one up. I remember enjoying Prince Caspian in the past, but the last time I re-read it I didn't enjoy it as much. I wonder if seeing the movie skewed my view of it because not nearly as much happens in the book as in the movie.
@@Coffee_and_a_Book The Last Cuentista is so good. I have only watched the first Narnia movie but this makes me wonder if I should skip the rest of the movies and just read the books 🤔
@@BeKindandReadOn The movies weren't bad (and there's only 3 of them), but they do change/add to a lot of things from the books, I guess to make the movies more "interesting."