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I swear you guys inspire me to read more.

Book stack 3 and I love watching you guys

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Stack 3 the thriller. Love your videos

I love your videos!!!!!!❤❤❤

Let’s gooo Chicago!! 🤘🏼Y’all are my faves! Cody is me when it comes to math lmao.

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My phone automatically updated and I lost my TikTok app. You were my favorite to watch. Please do more of this content on KZbin! ❤️‍🩹

You two crack me up! I really enjoyed A Gentleman in Moscow from Amor Towles so i have Lincoln Highway on my list. I really liked the group dynamics and protectiveness in the heaven and earth grocery store.

Heir of Fire is when the story really begins! It's when I fell in love with the series. TOG and COM were just the prologue :)

Glad to see you two uploading on this platform! Ministry of Time is DEFINITELY a book I want to hear a review on from you once you’re through with it, it’s pretty popular!!

Teller of small fortunes is my February TBR too!! 🎉😊

I love this channel because the amount of books on this TBR is actually attainable!! Slow readers unite 🤜💥🤛

The way I’m reading Assassin’s Blade right now and thinking I get it because I’m finding it so boring. I even liked Throne of Glass and Crown of midnight better but I have heard Heir of Fire is when the books start really getting good. So I’m suffering through in hopes that it’s true.🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Chicago 🎉 I love your books and bickers 😂

I'm definitely with you on the Throne of Glass Series. I'm on book 2 and wondering when it's actually gonna start to pick up and get good.

Please read Queen of Shadows before deciding if you’re going to continue TOG or not. It was so good!

Love your videos! Adding some of these to my tbr when I get through my physical tbr

Speaking of series, when you gonna finish the Dark Tower series? I finished the last book this month, and I definitely miss my characters 😭. I can't remember if you read the 2nd book drawing of the three (honestly a great book).

Did you start onyx storm i personally think it’s the best in the series

I promise you throne of glass gets moving past heir of fire

I had a really dry january too, youre not alone 😂

Do you guys have a podcast or have you ever considered starting one. Your connection is so so great, I wish I could listen to you guys banter even without watching my screen. I get bored easily, but you both are just my kinda people. I always watch your videos till the end. Hoping to have a partner that can match on the same bookish wavelength soon🤭😍🤗 Love you both 🎉❤ 4:43

I had a dry January too 😂😂😂 we are together in this!

Thank you for introducing me to 11/22/63. Has been my favorite read of all time. I’m about 40% through Addie LaRue and it’s been a trudge to get through as of now, hate the flashes back to 1700s but everything in 2014 is great so far. Going to bet on you guys and finish it though

safe space alert!!!! i’m on heir of fire it’s sooo good

day 25 of asking if you can watch arcane? love you guys sooooooo much!!! (arcane has a 9🌟+ on every episode from 100k people just saying😊) you and me to cody plz continue throne of glass

James. Please read Book of Doors. I feel like you would enjoy the thought provoking concept. Cody. Black witch is up your alley. I will say that this should be a audio book because the pronunciation of races and places is wacky.

Every recommendation that James give had been a hit for me. Blindly I add them to my TBR list and I know certainly that is going to be a good one. My top book for 2024 was 11/22/63 and I read it because of James.

Y’all are so cute!

Here is my review for Stephen King's book : As I progressed through the book, I couldn't shake the feeling that King had written it with a potential series or movie adaptation in mind. So, I wasn't surprised when I discovered that a series was released five years after the book's publication. While the story had its moments of excitement, it often felt drawn-out and lacked the consistent engagement that would have kept me fully invested. I found myself repeatedly putting the book down and picking it back up, hoping to finally dive into the central plot. Unfortunately, it never came (or it came too late because I gave up on the book 600 pages in). There was no Oswald, no gripping plot to save the President-just a series of side quests and mundane events that stretched on for 400 pages. The book's cover and description are misleading. While the premise suggests the goal is to prevent Oswald from assassinating the president, the true focus is on Jake's journey through the 50s and 60s, as he navigates life in the past and struggles to adapt as a man from the future. I expected Oswald to appear in the early chapters based on the book’s description, but we don’t truly focus on him until after the 400-page mark. Though the journey is often more important than the destination, this book left me feeling underwhelmed. I couldn’t understand why the protagonist made so many detours or why the plot sometimes seemed to stray so far off course. Maybe I approached it expecting something different from King’s usual work-more historical fiction than horror or supernatural. I just don’t see what makes this book a worthwhile read, and it’s made me hesitant to explore more of King’s books. I’m still unsure why the book needed to be so long, or why the story couldn’t have been told in fewer than 500 pages. Although many readers praised King’s take on romance, an area he doesn’t often explore, I found it unremarkable and, at times, cringe-worthy in its descriptions and dialogue. Since this is my first King novel, I’m not sure if this is typical of his style. It's clear that this book is well appreciated and loved, as reflected in the glowing reviews across various social media platforms, with the negative feedback often being overlooked. Reading is a deeply personal experience, and while this book has a strong fanbase, it simply wasn't for me.

Did you read Spark of the Everflame? Is it just as good as Glow of the Everflame

That’s it, I’m starting Addie LaRue. You’ve convinced me.

11/22/63.....Totally agree!!! Have you read any Jodi Picoult books? Stephen King is such a fan that Jodie TX in 11/22/63 is named for her (he said he just added the e at the end of the name to make it sound more Texan).

Should not have eaten dinner while watching. Almost choked laughing 🤣 y’all are great.

Don’t forget. 11/22/63 is also a great love story.

Winners have officially been selected!!! Congratulations to @gillian3838 , @chicgeek3848 and @jessiwolf7341 🥳🥳 thanks to everyone who commented to enter!! We wish we had books to give to all of you 🥹 thanks for being here everybody 🩵

Love stack 2!! I love both of y’all!!!

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i love these longer vids, y’all are great!!

day 24 of asking if you can watch arcane? it’s slow at the start and then amazing!! love y’all hope you’re doing amazing!!!

Watching you guys makes me so happy I switched over to booktube and ditched tiktok so I can focus on watching longer form content. Your reviews are always 🤌 and you keep it funny. 👏🫶 thanks for doing what you do!

I'm halfway through 11/22/63.....love it so far

AHH! My absolute favourite book of all time is also The invisible life of Addie LaRue. It’s so beautiful and so original in my opinion. I literally have four different editions of it💗💗

Abandoning ur children statement us wild but funny for books

As a girlfriend my boyfriend does not watch watch sports but I think he would if he did lol

Congrats to the winners!! So happy to see your videos on YT and TikTok now that’s its back! ❤️❤️

Netflix needs to start asking do you have laundry to switch over not if I am still watching LOL , love you guys.