You always have great recommendations. I added Delaware and Maryland to my TBR

Can’t wait

Love seeing your video recommendations. I’m from NY and always enjoy😊

Always great suggestions thank you so much for all you share and the hard work put into it❤❤

I love your channel, but summer is not ending soon. It’s just beginning! 😊

I''m looking forward to "Tell Me Everything" by Elizabeth Strout, due to be published in September. I enjoy your reviews!

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Greetings from Wales, U.k. Love a book recommendation, will be looking at these. Thank you ladies. Matt Haig is one of my favourite authors.

Thank you for your time.Please how I get the library code number?

I am from Brazil and I love so much your videos, thank you a lot for sharing your recommendations!!💜

such good recommendations! I just finished Margaret Atwood's Penelopiad and Madeline Miller's Galatea and LOVED the portrayals of these overlooked, blamed, and completely nameless (as Galatea was only called "the women" originally) women from their own perspectives.

🧡 this video ! It’s funny how it’s national librarian day or week and I looked up this video & the date of the video !

Great suggestions but surprised Th Frozen River was not suggested

from where i get the library card num?

Love those books!!! Love going to the libraries too 😊😍📚

Terrific interview! Rachel Harrison had been on my radar for the last couple of years, but I didn't get around to her (so many books to read!) until about a month ago when I picked up Black Sheep. I'm officially a fan. She had me on Page 1 - a clear sign you're in the presence of great writing. I tore through it. I'm about 40 pages in to The Return and I already love it and can't wait to see where it goes. Cackle, Such Sharp Teeth and Bad Dolls will follow, and then I'll have to wait with the rest of you for So Thirsty. I'm playing catch-up here, but binge-reading newly discovered authors that you love is as enjoyable as binge-watching shows you were a little late to...just takes a bit longer. Also, I would add C.J. Tudor to the list of outstanding female authors of the genre. Her most recent, The Drift, was a beast!

Will be looking forward to Auntie’s. Thanks so much for the preview 😊

In another video, the story was told that it was Susan who couldn't find Green Bay on the map and complained, "I don't even know where I'm going to live!" Vince replied, "By the time I'm done there, everyone will know where you live."

Great video from Fulton, NY

So glad I discovered your channel. You guys are a hoot! A couple to add (you may have mentioned them in another vid) The Bookwoman of Troublesome Creek by Kim Michele Richardson Between Shades of Gray by Ruta Sepetys The Girls in the Stilt House; The Yellow Wife. And as a PS Maggie O'Farrell also won the Women's Prize for Fiction for Hamnet (one of my all time favorite novels from the first sentence to the last).

Murder of Roger Akroyd is a favorite of mine! I also love books by John Dickson Carr and the Father Brown series by GK Chesterton. Thank you for sharing! I have added a few new (to me) titles to my TBR!

Huge Agatha Christie and Sir Arthur Conan Doyle fan here. And then there were none is best mystery ever in my opinion hope you love it too. Spent many happy hours reading and rereading both since I was a teenage. Mysteries have always been my favourite genre along with fantasy. Within the genre historical mysteries are some of my favourites - • A Very Pukka Murder Arjun raj Gaind • A Peculiar Combination Ashley Weaver • The White Lady Jacqueline Winspear • Singapore Sapphire A M Stuart • The Murder of Mr Wickham Claudia Grey • Murder on Black Swan Lane Andrea Penrose • This Side of Murder Anna lee huber • The Anatomists Wife Anna lee huber • Murder in Old Bombay Nev March • A Curious Beginning Deanna Raybourn

❤️ loved these recommendations to get readers started in this genre. Here are some other good mysteries! Daisy Darker - Alice Feeney The Woman in the Window- A J Finn In A Dark Dark Wood- Ruth Ware Final Girls- Riley Sager The Liar’s Girl- Catherine Ryan Howard I can’t think of more right now😂 but there are sooooo many good ones!

Great video

I recommend Personal Recollections of Joan of Arc by Mark Twain. Caterina Sforza is another woman of interest for me. On the lookout for a biography about her.

Great job from northern NY

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Truly,a labor of love

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Just beautiful.. thank you !

Great recs! I enjoy your videos, you always have such great book recommendations. The book I'm reading at the moment What you are looking for is in the library by Michiko Aoyama is very apt and definitely a book you can read in one day. This is about a librarian who always seems to know the perfect books for her clients. Thanks ladies ❤

I recently read, and recommend The Uncommon Reader, a novella by Alan Bennett. Surprisingly good.

I wish all libraries did this kind of video

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Cackle was my first dive into horror (I am a scaredy cat 😂 ) so I understand the cozy horror label. This book will be one I will reread because it does have that feel good formula to it. I also read Bad Dolls over the weekend and really enjoyed it. I like how Rachel uses the horror genre to illustrate internal struggles that a lot of people deal with in the real world. That is what I loved about the Twilight Zone and I believe that show has inspired soooo many books and movies over the years, it was just a beautifully written show and it was terrifying at the same time. Such sharp teeth is on my TBR and I can’t wait for what else is to come. And thank you for Cackle because it opened me to a new genre of books about witches and the supernatural, it’s a new favorite for me.

Getting a lot of buzz...A Good Fortune, Pride & Prejudice set in Chinatown, NYC.

Most of these have been added to my never-ending tbr, thanks i think. Looking forward to System Collapse the new Murderbot book by Martha Wells and Thornhedge by T Kingfisher.

I'm sorry I missed her! Any chance of her coming back?????

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I didn't like Vince Lombardi, I thought that he was a bad person. I find it to be disgusting that such a horrible person is so honored as he is.

Great recommendations. I absolutely loved Molly Shannon’s memoir, Hello Molly.

❤ Loved Lessons in Chemistry! 🧪

Wow, thank you! I am psyched about “Her Hidden Genius” as Rosalind Franklin’s story deserves a wide audience.

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How are you doing mrs Christine , mrs Katie . Iam Arabic lady subscriber to several British and American KZbin channels since Christmas 2019 . We are as foreigners subscribers as overseas students want to increase our cultural level improve our English language as well literature lovers too. Thank you for your wonderful cultural channel. Actually I just know about historical fiction is set in real place during culturally recognizable time , it’s provide readers chance to see history from different perspectives. Famous authors of historical fiction in England Robert groves he wrote several historical fiction such as king Jesus, Claudius. In USA American Nobel laureate William Faulkner novel Absalom ( 1936) is set before , during , after American civil war . Thank you for giving us chance to read learn new information. I learned before about horror literature famous American author Stephen king . Iam so sorry to be little long but reading and writing both are great ways to improve our English language as none native speakers. Good luck to you your dearest ones .

LOVE the widows of Malabar Hill! Such an interesting setting and the mysteries across the whole series are fascinating!

Hi! This was GREAT 😊And After the Fire: A Novel by Lauren Belfer