i just love your reviews/commentary lol

Incredible video, awesome recommendations, you truly made me want to read every single one of those books

Gentleman in moscow. The beautiful writing. Just lovely The history of moscow at that time- and the amazing kindness and persistence and power of the main character. Just lovely Braiding sweetgrass. The power of honoring your past and using modern science is an amazing thing. I learned so much about nature, religion, and culture and simple every day living. Lovely writing.

Please stop talking about ALL. It deserves to die out. Horribly irresponsible to have been written, and anyone who disagrees can find a multitude of important critical videos on this platform.

for fourth wing the reason they are allowed to die is because they arent meant to be just "canon fodder" if they cant keep up. They are meant to have control of really powerful abilities and you wouldnt want someone not built for that to have that power. She mentions there is another branch of the military thats for people who didn't exceed at the testing and they are thrown in the front lines. they make the bulk of the military.

I have absolutely no room for real books. But I do own thousands of ebooks and audio book’s

Thank you so much. One of the best trilogies I’ve ever had the privilege of experiencing and its religious allegories resonate with me. Amen.

Who this kilee person?

Omg I’ve only ever read A little Life and ofc hunger games. After reading a little life I found it was really hard to continue reading other books because it just affected me so much and I didn’t want to read anything else. You sell these ones very well though so I’m excited to start reading again, and I will be making a list from this video🙏❤️

there, there is an INCREDIBLE. BOOK. ONE OF THE BEST IVE READ!!!!

I’m just happy you didn’t say The Alchemist.

Is this guy allergic to fantasy or sci-fi? A song of ice and fire will absolutely become a classic.

I only recognized two of these books and have only read 1 of them.

she's a skinny legenddd

I got The Bluest Eye after seeing a rec on a short, now I'll have to get around reading it

All the Light We Cannot See would make another good classic in the future

GREAT vid! Please don't use the music again </3 made me want to exit out of the video very terribly

How dare you leave off Song of Achilles 💔

Chelsea, it’s not that Heathcliff and Cathy’s love redeems them! It doesn’t. They are both objectively awful people. No one in this book is 100% good. But they’re not 100% evil either, which is why I love this book. Everyone is morally grey like the clouds over the moors.

While these are funny and witty, let's be honest, these reviews all suck. They are the worst kind of review/critique you can give.

I just love when someone hates with eloquent and reasonable arguments. I loved this, so funny 😂

I have question, did you rent your apartament in Paris from person from Poland? I saw polish posters behind you on video when you were in Paris 2 years ago and i am curious 🫣

The Bee Sting? Seriously? If any book of its kind survives the test of time, it'll be the Corrections by Jonathan Franzen.

Still no brothers karamazov?

with the colour coordination i always do it in colour (obviously) then darjkest to lightest shades them if there the same shade in the same colour then thickness, thickest to thinnest

for the 100th time wuthering heights is not a romance novel...... when will people understand that 😭

I love listening to 1 star reviews 😅

I love that you have so many books at the top. You’ve got a great passion

I thought that the cover was orange 😭

Omg i realised now what is james patterson to me 😂 dads book haha no wonder i love it so much

I will take NO criticisim on "The little prince"

I'm crying at people who think The Hunger Games is some deep social cultural work, it has some of the most basic and uninspired commentary I've ever seen in a book. It's so influential that it metaphorically died out right after the movies came out.

Gah I’m in love with your vibe ✨

To be honest I thought it was a lame romance novel and the background of the book is more of salmons than pink. I'm glad I've read a few chapters from novel after seeing a few clips from the show online. I'm thinking of getting the novel, but if it's still like that I would get the European version than the U.S. because someone who is in charge of the book covers there clearly had read the story and understood it.

what a kinggggg ‼️‼️

Dune ended up being worth it for me. But it was a close one. And that’s a long book to waste your time being on the fence about. Even though I’m glad I did.

Graham Greene has never let me down.

I think the song of Achilles will become a classic I can't see a world where it isn't

Okay to everything but the next century starts at 2100, not at 3000 🙈

I did not enjoy the hunger games. I read it as a teen and the entire series was a slog for me.

Colson Whitehead is one of my favorite authors right now. You should read The Nickel Boys & Crook Manifesto.

No Dostoevsky or Tolstoy 😢

What an amazing idea!!! Thank you for doing your part and raising awareness

"It needs to have critical or commercial acclaim and therefore have proven they appeal to a somewhat wide audience. So I'm looking at literary prizes and best-seller lists...." Is this really how potential classics should be judged? If so, why does hindsight allow us to see that many non-classics (& worse) overwhelmed best-seller lists & literary prizes of the past? It's probably because those lists weren't a reliable barometer of greatness then-but such lists are suddenly a barometer now? Really? (Check out the complete lists of books that have won Pulitzers & Nobles & you might be astonished at how many are now forgotten. Not all of them, of course, but many, many, many.) (Neglect does not always prove that a book is a failure any more than hoopla always proves it will be beloved to the future.) How about this: Classics-& potential classics-should be judged on merit alone, regardless of how they sold & how they were treated by reviewers? Judging a classic by the level of acclaim & readership it received during its lifetime means, for example, that Moby-Dick (which was initially neglected by critics & readers) would never have broken through.

We had to remove this post We have always lived in the castle

Can you do a version of this for non fiction?

I hate Act of Service.

A little life <3

Hunger games Classics Phaahahahahahha

10:10 I love how you can see the marks on the cover as if Jack got so frustrated while reading it to the point that he started doing gymnastics using the book.