I would love a part 2! Especially if you can recommend a book with 80’s vibes! 😊

for the bookshelf tour tou could go throught your shelf and pick your favourite one from each shelf. like explain your organization system and because each shelf usually has its own genre talk a bit about your taste in that specific genre/ subgenre and show your favourite "representative" of that shelf, the ones you've read, the ones you haven't..

Yes! more, please.

Another story of diversity and family, White Teeth, Zadie Smith. Thank you for this vlog.

all I see is radiant skin, witchy-librarian vibes and a delectable reading taste

Maybe if you do a tour of your bookself instead of talking about every book when showing a shelf, pick your favorite and explain why!

Bizarrely enough, bar Frankenstein, I’m not really one for creatures. Irish folklore (didn’t Joyce sort of rebel against that) I don’t mind. But…

You can do the bookshelf tour, by obviously first how you organised them & why u did it that way. Also, you can share your favourite book along the way from each shelf, will make it more interesting.... Doesn't matter if it's long. We'll love it.

Can you recommend a book that tells entrepreneur story, how a business or a project is built-up like in a novel as a fiction story? I enjoyed a lot reading “Tomorrow tomorrow tomorrow” as the business part was mentioned in detail but it was not all the book tells, its not in the centre that much-if that make sense.

My brilliant friend is one of the best book series I have read so far!

I think you might really love The Doll Factory by Elizabeth Macneal. It's incredible, very atmospheric, all about art and obsession.

would love a bookshelf tour! you could just tell us about the history of the particular book, i. e. how you got it, how you feel about it, have you read it, if so would you reread it and so on

I always get so many recommendations from your videos! A part two would be great to see.

I just read your review of Spoilt Creatures on Goodreads. The authors apology made me laugh

Hey, Also do a long, detailed, bookshelf tour....🙂

Yes, please do a part 2!!! Thank you for the recommendations, in depth summaries!

got soo many recs from this video thank you, oh also i really love your style

Phenomenal recs

Your channel is rapidly becoming my favorite! I love the prompt titles or a bookshelf tour. Thank you

I'm late to the game on Ninth House, but I think you've sold me on finally picking it up.

Excellent video. One added . To my tbr anyone added as a gift to a lover.

That was so much fun 🤭✨

Something a little less graphic (still slightly so) for dark fairy tale would be Deerskin by Robin McKinley

part 2 please! And would love a bookshelf tour if you have the time. :)

I beg for part 2 <3 loved this

Of course we want part 2 ❤ love to listen how you're talking about books

Check Teresa Wilms Montt 🙏 she is definitly your style! I love her writings but she is so unknown... she did have a rather short and tragic life 😢, but sooo interesting! And yes, I too would love a part 2!! I always love to see/hear you talking about books!

Your taste is so diverse, you are incredibly well-read, I am constantly in awe of how you compose your life! I also love how you styled our @studio.slo wildflower necklace 🖤

Another good book for a chunky non white family saga is One Hundred Years of Solitude. So amazing and beautiful and funny.

I would love a bookshelf tour!

Please, please do a part 2! Great recommendations!

I really enjoy how diverse your reading taste is, i’d love a bookshelf tour where you talk about your favorites and memorable, why and how you sort the books the way you do!

Loved this. Always keep recommending books. I followed your recommendation of The Offing earlier this year and I loved it and it's in my top 5 of all time. I would never have read it if it wasn't for you so thank you for talking about books like this even if they're not what anyone else is talking about ❤ Part 2 please 🙏

part 2 please! loved this

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i'm a huge clarice lispector fan and "The Apprenticeship" is one of my faves of hers and underrated imo! also, the anthropologists by aysegul savas is a new release that is kind of that vibe of like minimal plot but a lot of nice writing and philosophical meditations

Ah! I nearly got a heartattack, how can you but a mug on a book. You need a warning for that jumpscare. 🥵

What camera did you get? Also, happy belated birthday! Love this video❤

This is funny because there are some books in your recommendations that I loved and some that I really disliked. I loved The name of the wind, I agree it's one of the greatest fantasy novels I've ever read (although my favorite fantasy trilogy is a French trilogy called Ellana). By the way there's a fantasy author I think you would enjoy (but it's practicaly sure you know him already): David Gemell. I also love The perfume and The picture of Dorian Gray. The writing is so good in both these novels, the atmosphere is great, the moral reflexions are very interesting. But I hated The secret history. I didn't like the characters, they felt like rich entitled white kids and I thought the novel encouraged an amoral lifestyle if it was for the knowledge. I didn't like Women who run with wolves. It took me ages to read. It felt like every chapter was the same and it felt not practical at all. I added Bleuets, The Lonely city to my to read list (Mistborn is already on it). And while I'm at it I love your videos and vibe!

If you'd like a change of vibe in Shirley Jackson's writing you can try out her book Life among the savages, I believe it's a sort of diary that she keeps on her daily life as a mom with three kids, super cozy, fun, witty and emotional at times. Highly recommend!

I love your dress!!🤍

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Dude, your home is amazing.

So many wonderful books. It's lovely to see someone else talking about the Uncensored version of Dorian Gray, I adore that book

Annotating and underlining ruin a book.

Anyone who has a vinyl record player rocks in my book.

"Creating art sort of feels like the outcome of years of collecting" Love this so much, Quirine, and I strongly relate to this idea! When I'm reading a book or watching a film it feels very purposeful; it feels as if I am working towards something if that makes sense. It's a lovely feeling because everything becomes important and meaningful.

Such a lovely video, Quirine! The way you talk about books is very relaxing :) Also, your descriptions are very good! You describe what interested you and that is very contagious. The way you mention how a book seems like a combination of other books is also very helpful!

"Privileged white men" How perfectly contemporary american and irrelevant to the matter

Cool! Recently picked up Agua Viva while traveling at the bookshop owner's recommendation. Now I'm very excited to start it or at least move higher on the pile.