Do you know if Alteration is a Kindle only release of the paper version will come out soon?

Definitely looking forward to Long Live Evil and The Crimson Crown. I actually happened to see Long Live Evil on the shelf at Target yesterday but I have to wait until September to get it. But they both sound good!

I still have three books to go in this series and I am feeling a bit disappointed. I find the books difficult to read (don't know if it is because English is my second language or what), but I think the books get really bogged down with all the names... so many characters with difficult names. Sometimes the names are so long and sometimes a character has more than one name (this is character 'bla bla' of 'bla bla bla' al 'blah', also called 'blaaaa blaaa', I just lose interest because what does all of these names matter to the story. I can't wrap my head around it. I'm also not sure what the plot is, if there is one. At least in the short stories there seemed to be plot...and strangely enough, I actually liked the short story collections better than the 'normal' novels, so far. As you said, why isn't there a map? Sometimes I wonder why people complain so much about Dresden of the Dresden files and his 'male gaze...', but those same people love this world and series, in which women are treated and displayed horribly? I don't understand? At the moment I try to read 1 Witcher book a month, but it seems as if I have to force myself to continue, I'm not very motivated to finish the series, but the books are on my shelf, so I will finish, just not with a lot of enthusiasm.

Definitely will check out greg keys book

Voyage of the Damned sound promising. Being a stand alone, it goes in my wishlist ^_^

I’m very excited for Wisteria! I preordered it so I should be getting it very soon.

So many books I haven't heard of that sound great! TBR increasing!

"Persophone" sounds great. "There are Rivers in the Sky" sounds interesting. I read the book "The Architect's Apprentice" by Elif Shafak as well.

I've just finished the first one. ;ildly disappointed in the short story collection format. Also disappointed in the (mostly) abismal portrying of women. An enjoyable read for me, but nothing to white home about.

Hey! I really enjoyed this video. This is the most important series in my life and I'm so glad to see people discussing it! Even if you didn't love all of it, I think you presented your thoughts in a very fair and well explained manner :D Happy future reading!

Super excited for Lady Macbeth and The Break-Up Pact! Another contemporary romance (with a gaming/fantasy twist) this week is You've Got Chain Mail 👀 Let me know if you'd like a review copy!!

Looking for books to read this fall definitely adding the witch and vampire to the list

I have Under the Surface and the new JLA book already on my wish list. They both sound really good!

No sci-fi this week? Me sad :(

Definitely will check out Mistress of lies The Phoenix keeper The palace of eros The break up pact by Emma lord Will not be reading Jennifer l armentrout new book i dnf that series

I'm on book 3 now. I have become addicted to Sanderson since last year. I met him at his convention last year when I was dressed as Wax from Mistborn Era 2. He was awesome!

Definitely will check out Beth revis book i have read some of her books in the past Archive of the godeater T kingfisher new book The dead cat tail assassins Five star stranger by kat tang The girl with no reflection

Never apologize for being a good Mom! Love the update as usual!

I definitely need to get Dark Restraint so I have all the books. I’m kind of behind on the series and need to catch up but I want to own them all anyway lol.

"Saturation Point" Adrian writes a lot of books lol

I read "Cage of Souls" by Adrian Tchaikovsky and the ideas were great but the story didnt do it for me. Adrian is a successful writer and I respect his high-level concepts but maybe I will read Alien Clay as it is a standalone book.

I read: Dreadful The Darkness Within Us Harry Potter 6 Nectar of the Wicked Divergent Kiss of the Selkie City of Stardust Four (divergent short stories) Ans I DNFed Unmaking of June Farrow

Here's what I read Broken horses by brandi carlile memoir Summer on the bluffs by sunny hostin The neighbor favor by Kristina forest The royals next door by Katrina halle Truly madly deeply by Alexandria bellefleur Fourth wing by rebecca yarros The wolves of midwinter by Anne rice sequel to the wolf gift You've reached sam by Dustin thao Taming 7 by chloe Walsh Wild love by elsie silver

What sword is that on the bookshelf? Also those notations 😳 Youre definitely not failing that stoemkight archive final exam lol.

I want to read Adrian Tchaikovsky, but apparently, my brain can only handle cowboy romance right now. (Let me know if you want recs for those 😂!) I'm 100% a mood reader.

I'm doing a reread right now and annotating as I go! If you'd like to buddy read for any of the others, I'm in! I loved your review, especially the portion covering class. I didn't find it spoilery at all - more of an intro.

This is the second video of your channel that I see and I've alteady discovered some interesting books. Thanks! <3

I already have The Grandest Game coming to me in the mail. I can’t wait for it! I’m also looking forward to Joelle Wellington’s new book. It sounds so good and I loved Their Vicious Games.

Kittens always make things fun! I am mostly interested in Mirror of Beast

Definitely will check out Alexandra bracken series Lexi ryan new book Such charming liars The fiance dilemma Slow dance The wedding people

The book Im reading in August will be "Gravity Lost" by L.M Sagas.

I just found your channel and really enjoyed this video! You've made me want to reread the Stormlight Archives! Words of Radiance was my favourite.

Mood reader over here, so I don't have anything set in stone for august. Most likely Howling dark (book 2 of the Sun Eater) by Christopher Ruocchio and Curse of the Mistwraith by Janny Wurts.

MBR, I like that!! You’re very funny 😆 Def going to be a new source for series/sci fi recommendations! Also A Feather so Black is the prettiest book I’ve ever seen??? 😱

Such a fun review! I love the detail of adding artwork! It gives the review more depth and sparks interest 👍👍

I am a mix or planner and mood reader. I try to pick a few I want to get to, if I don't get to them it's so big deal. :) I loved the Drowned Empire series, can't wait for the next one to come out next year. I hope you MBR goes well! My TBR for August is: - The Mirror of Beasts - A Taste of Poison - Vengeance of the Pirate Queen -The Wren in the Holly Library

I been meaning to read juno dawson books

Good review. keep it up

I enjoyed your passion and enthusiasm, keep making reviews! But I'd recommend watching the spoilers and try to treat it more as a review speaking to someone who hasn't read it. More about your experience and how it spoke to you and less of a synopsis. A good example was when you talked about the world building, how you loved it. When you talked about the lore it was essentially just spoilers. People can find that kind of info from many sources, what makes youtube reviews unique is you and your opinions.

A Rose by Any Other Name sounds really interesting. Just added it to my wish list.

Definitely will check out the black bird Oracle this fall Blood jade The bright sword by lev Grossman Spice gate The west passenge Thief and the wild by seann barbour

I'm glad you liked Engines of Chaos. Hardly anyone has reviewed it on KZbin. R.S Ford is a good author; his previous series are very enjoyable as well.

Same. All reading time for December is definitely going to be dedicated to Wind and Truth 😂

Definitely adding these books The game changer The darkness within us The sky on fire by jenn lyons P.h low book Navola All this and more