I love your reading journal!!! I love seeing everyone’s different takes on them and mine is literally one of my favorite things to fill in every year 🫶🏻

Oh nooooo. Not Someone in the Attic. 😅sorry you ended up reading it! 😂

I think Malachi is pronounced Mal-Ah-Cye, I think it's Irish?

Loving these videos of recs you and I have the same taste! 😊

Ok I need to find out about Hot Singles In Your Area I think 😂 Victorian Psycho is SO fun I loved it. She’s like evil Amelia Bedilia LOL

I'm most looking forward to reading the new Kate Alice Marshall.

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3:57 😂 "No experience preferred." is the ultimate RED FLAG! 🚩

I don't read a lot of horror/thriller, but I do want to branch out a bit. I'm a bit interested in the Kate Alice Marshall one, because I've read something from her before and it was... okay? and I'm a little curious about Something in the Walls, based on the cover alone.

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I feel you on being tired

obviously everyone can like what they like, no question, but it is a huge pet peeve of mine, 'oh I hate older books, oh I hate movies in black and white. do you realize what you read today is built on these things? I just cannot even wrap my head around attitudes like that.

Awesome video! Thanks for including me! I’m sad you didn’t end up liking The House of Last Resort, but also I feel vindicated 😂😂

Great vlog. I love Erin and Kim's videos. 📚☕❄️☃️🦇👻

House of Last Resort was my worst book of 2024 lol

Yesssss. I’ve been watching more worse videos then best videos this year for some reason. Great video idea!🎉

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Loved this!! Just goes to show that you don’t have to have the same opinions and you can be friends and have a good time 😊

A 2025 book that everyone absolutely should check out is ~ Lead me where the light is our by N. G a L I L E A ~~!!

Great video, I think your frame rate on your camera may be off though. The clips of other videos seemed fine but your footage was a bit off. I also hated someone in the attic

I don't hear Confessions mentioned very often! As for the worst books, I might pick up Twenty-Seven Minutes. I don't mind slower books when the characters are interesting, and I've been meaning to pick up more literary fiction!

I HATED Someone in the Attic so when you said you were reading it I was like 😬👎🏼

Obsessed with this video idea!!

Do you like your walking pad? I am thinking of getting one but don’t know which one to get!

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⛄️Isolated closed settings especially in the snow is my favorite trope! I will be starting the writing retreat soon.

I will never forget the Krampus scenes. iykyk

I love this trope as well! One by One was sooo good! Have you read, City Under One Roof by Iris Yamashita? I did a review on it. It is set in a real life setting in Alaska! My goal is to reach 500 subscribers and I have a long way to go, but I'm having so much fun! I love this community! ☺

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Hi Lexie! Miss you so much! I have been watching though! :)

I read Magnum Opus a few weeks ago, after I saw you mention it, and I really enjoyed it!

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Not even 1 minute in and I'm loving the background music with the B-Roll and the sunglasses. It feels like you are about to roll-up to solve a mystery 😂

Happy Late WinterWeen. And great vlog.☕📚👻❄️🦇☃️

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I will never get over how y’all say mobile😂

Your book journal is so cute omg!! I don't have the patience for it myself but wow it looks amazing!!

super excited for many of these too!

I’m participating in this and going to try my best to read the books in the months they fit in because the structure will be a challenge for me. Great tbr . Also love the extra challenges you give yourself

I don't do mine in the specific month either, it's too hard to line up with library holds. Love your extra challenges! I have two 2025 thrillers with "lie" words on my tbr - Party of Liars by Kelsey Cox and Count My Lies by Sophie Stava, just in case either of them interest you! 📚

I'm also participating in both Buzzword challenges. Since I'm a mood reader, I've created a Google Doc with options for each prompt. However, I can give you one of my options for each prompt. In Jan, I read Love and Lies Vol. 1 by Musawo for “Truth” and “Lies” and Dragonwyck by Anya Seton for “Pattern.” * February - Not Even the Sound of a River by Helene Dorion for "Water-related words," and Far From the Madding Crowd by Thomas Hardy for "Skyline." * March - I Believe in a Thing Called Love by Maurene Goo for "Thing" and The Secret, Book, & Scone Society by Ellery Adams for "Books." * April - A Siege of Bitterns by Steve Burrows and Kingdom of the Wicked by Kerri Maniscalco for "Animals" * May - To the Forest by Anaïs Barbeau-Lavalette for "To" and "Too," and The Forest of a Thousand Eyes by Frances Hardinge for "Eyes" * June - Forgotten by Catherine McKenzie for "Memory-related words" and The Time Collector by Gwendolyn Womack for "Celestial Objects" * July - The 100-Year-Old Man Who Climbed Out the Window and Disappeared by Jonas Jonasson for "Punctuation" and Confessions of an Imposter Room Mom by Courtney Henning Novak for "Technology" * August - Since I Was Abandoned After Reincarnation, I Will Cook With My Fluffy Friends by Yu Sakurai for "With" and The Longest Night by Andria Williams for "Transportation" * September - An Arranged Marriage by Jo Beverley for "Events" and Lone Player by Julia Rosemary Turk for "Foliage" * October - Magical Beatdown by Jenn Woodall for "Violent words" and The Ruptured Sky by Jessica A. McMinn for "Weapon" * November - Everything We Never Knew by Julianne Hugh and Ellen Goodlett for "Never" and Coffee, Cars, and Necromancy by Neen Cohen for "Food and/or Drink." * December - The Master and Margarita by Mikhail Bulgakov for "Alliteration" and The Fifth Season by N.K. Jemisin for "Monochromatic"

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Where Sleeping Girls Lie is great

I read the business trip as an ARC and just thought it was okay. I look forward to hearing your thoughts on it though.