Did no one go after Papa Meat for his video on the same topic? That one was a lot worse 😅 Kris was pretty tame compared to many other people who’ve covered the topic. I’m assuming some of her fans are smut readers and got offended. They don’t want their favorite creator to think they’re weird, when a lot of people do think smut books are weird. Just cause we think it’s weird doesn’t mean we think negatively of the people who read them. I personally would rather read something of substance but would never push that agenda onto others. There’s plenty of genres out there & no one reads them all. Theres a niche for everyone & yeah, they’re gonna get dogged on once in a while when someone doesn’t like the genre.
@jamiea47913 сағат бұрын
Love Godless, a lot of great books that I can't find anywhere else. Also adding on how to send books to kindle, the url the app links to is just the amazon url /sendtokindle to drag and drop files. :) That way folks don't even need to download the desktop app if they don't want to.
@BjornBjergsen3 сағат бұрын
3:00 i’ve seen smut books in children sections before. i agree that parents should know what their kids are reading, but i was reading fanfic at the age of 13 and my parents not knowing what i read im also a reader who doesn’t like smut. it’s not my thing yet i don’t shame anyone for liking it i feel like people should share if they like smut books and why they don’t (like kris said). no need to shame anyone for sharing that opinion you can agree to disagree with people i don’t get why she got so much hate for sharing HER opinion just because you disagree with her (not you, but who you’re taking about) so, i agree what you said and i also agree with her
@evereadshorror3 сағат бұрын
@@BjornBjergsen smut books in children sections is wild!!! I agree with everyone having their own opinions! A lot of my romance readers were not happy with the video at all, I just wanted to talk about it
@Titanium_gremlin5 сағат бұрын
i definitely agree with some of what you're saying, like how you shouldn't shame people for what they like, but kris also has some good points. i genuinely think she wasn't trying to shame the people who read these kinds of books, but the way it comes off definitely makes it seem that way. it's all just things that get lost in translation. she had good intentions, but it didn't come out the way she intended.
@evereadshorror3 сағат бұрын
@@Titanium_gremlin yes!!!! Agree!!
@kateelario6235Күн бұрын
I'm pretty sure she said multiple timea during the video she wasn't shaming anyone for what they're reading, she just doesn't see the appeal.
@evereadshorror20 сағат бұрын
@@kateelario6235 the titles that she had and the convo that she was having was shaming people, you can talk about not liking something or seeing the appeal without shaming the people who like it.
@evereadshorror20 сағат бұрын
@@kateelario6235 I’m saying this as someone who actively doesn’t like or see the appeal of romance books I don’t read em. I’m just happy to see people read though
@katevan9627Күн бұрын
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@mistcahampton5730Күн бұрын
I can agree with sone points you i definitely thinks it's weird to unlisted the video
@slickmochaaКүн бұрын
babe shut up, eve posted ☕️
@elsjestruckel17332 күн бұрын
The issue with so many of these books is how they blatantly romanticize abuse and toxic relationships, framing them as desirable or aspirational. While adults might have the capacity to separate fiction from reality, teenagers-particularly those aged 14 to 18-are still developing their understanding of relationships, making this a serious problem. Research shows that consistent exposure to harmful media shapes attitudes and behaviors, and young people are especially vulnerable to this influence. Studies on violent video games, such as those published in Pediatrics and the Journal of Adolescent Health, prove that constant exposure can desensitize kids to violence and even foster aggressive tendencies. The same principle applies here: books that normalize or glamorize abusive relationships risk conditioning young readers to believe these dynamics are acceptable or even romantic. The effects are real, and dismissing them is irresponsible. As someone who has seen the devastating impact of abuse on people I care about, I find these books not only disturbing but outright dangerous. They trivialize the real, lasting pain caused by abuse, turning it into entertainment. That’s not just irresponsible-it’s harmful, and it perpetuates a culture where toxic behaviors are excused and even celebrated. Authors need to wake up to the damage they’re doing. If they insist on writing about abusive or toxic relationships, then those stories need to be clearly labeled as 18+ with explicit warnings about their themes. Marketing this content to teenagers is unacceptable and reckless. Authors who glorify toxicity without accountability are complicit in the harm their stories cause. They have a responsibility to show what healthy relationships look like, or at the very least, stop peddling damaging narratives to young, impressionable readers.
@evereadshorror2 күн бұрын
@@elsjestruckel1733 I don’t read the genre so I really cannot speak on if they glorify anything like I said in the video lol i was just pointing out how we shouldn’t shame other for what they read. Also children shouldn’t be reading these books and their guardians should be making sure that they don’t
@maem7462Күн бұрын
I do agree this is usually the main concern I have with some romance novels. Sadly they get mislabeled so ppl aren’t always expected for that harmful narrative to be in that book. Dark romance is usually clear on this is purely fiction and it’s easier to separate that these aren’t acceptable bc that’s kinda the point of the book is to explore stuff that very toxic to make an interesting story. There are some romance books out there that support the toxic behaviors more. There has always been some toxic nature and behavior in a lot of romance books that gets glorified to an extent. I also feel like it’s gotten worse and it’s not as easy to tell bc they get put into the wrong category. I haven’t read dark romance but I’ve heard someone who does read it explain it in a similar way that I just did. I’ve read some romance usually not too bad with the toxicity but it’s usually present.
@visenya82 күн бұрын
Those books are really bad books, but as an adult and free person it is your choice to make and if you want to read bad books you're free to do so. I've definitely read some bad books myself. It does bother me however when books promote extremist opinions, racism, or sexual misconduct. I don't share the belief that all books are good regardless of the content. There are some books that can do more harm than good especially to younger and more impressionable audience.
@evereadshorror2 күн бұрын
@@visenya8 when it comes to art forms like literature good and bad are purely subjective in my opinion, and those two words are determined by the person consuming the art form. And when it comes to media that is harmful to younger audiences it falls on the parents to protect the children and filter their media consumption not on the media creators themselves as long as they aren’t actively trying to advertise to kids. But I get what you’re saying!
@cemeterywitch2 күн бұрын
i LOVE your energy but also i agree with everything single word you have said omg . i saw kris’ video but didn’t get to watch it and i noticed the title change a bunch of times then disappear and i was like wtf. i don’t have insta or tiktok so this filled me in
@chelseasanders64802 күн бұрын
You don't have to be "good at it." This apart from your personality sets you apart from other youtubers. I can relate though. Ive wanted to start a video channel but I'm not going to lie I'm so fucking insecure. Do your thing girl just subscribed!
@afragglereads2 күн бұрын
I’ve been wondering when someone was finally going to get pushback on their booktok commentary videos lol idk, it’s just so tired & spent at this point too. I wasn’t offended by it, it’s just annoying to keep seeing. Also, the “kids are reading these books,” is the same rhetoric that ppl hound on for book bans for books they don’t agree with
@evereadshorror2 күн бұрын
@@afragglereads it is tiring, it’s exhausting the constant judgement of people who are literally just reading, just reading a fictional book, like I don’t understand why it upsets so many people. I thought reading was a good thing 😂😂
@alyssasiebers3 күн бұрын
Oh girl you gotta try Holly Black’s books!! Start with Tithe though 😎 you’re welcome. It’s one of the best books I’ve ever read. Everyone who has borrowed it from me has literally become obsessed with the series
@evereadshorror2 күн бұрын
@@alyssasiebers BRO I LOVE TITHE it’s one of my favorite books I read it when I was in middle school I think and just became obsessed with it
@alyssasiebers2 күн бұрын
@ EXACTLY! It’s so wild that I never had someone not say that yet
@Kroniar3 күн бұрын
I DNF when I feel like a book is draining my vital energy and will to live (it happened with House of Leaves, for example).
@evereadshorror2 күн бұрын
@@Kroniar LMFAO I get that
@shannamccarthy3 күн бұрын
Give Slewfoot another chance! ITS SO GOOD I promise😭
@selenaseymour32894 күн бұрын
It’s disappointing to hear people take time out of their day just to harass you and send you these awful messages. Keep doing what you love! I would have not taken he leap into this genre without you (you’re reviews are amazing and still leave plenty for the reader to explore) and have loved it ever since 🩷
@mandiiXmonster7774 күн бұрын
Just a heads up for anyone going to read offspring, it is a direct sequel to his book Off Season, so read that first !! Off season was amazing. What brother by Ania Ahlborn lacked for me, off season more than made up for and gave me what I wanted in a cannibal book (same with offspring) 😍
@evereadshorror4 күн бұрын
@@mandiiXmonster777 omg yessss thank you for saying that idk why I didn’t 😂😂😂
@mandiiXmonster7774 күн бұрын
@ all good girl! Love the suggestions!! I can def see this being like a monthly video of suggestions since there’s so many! Your doing great on here 🖤
@Mari-od1ir4 күн бұрын
Thank you for putting the titles and authors in the description it’s much appreciated ♥️
@mattluttonauthor4 күн бұрын
Now I have a new list
@matthewvaughn71425 күн бұрын
I DNF books because I'm a mood reader, too. But there's been many of those books that I've picked back up at a later date and absolutely loved.
@evereadshorror5 күн бұрын
@@matthewvaughn7142 I’ve done that with quite a few books! I’m thinking of trying geek love again, but I did that with exquisite corpse and that’s one of my all time favorite books, I always try to give books a second chance lol
@matthewvaughn71425 күн бұрын
@evereadshorror I personally loved Geek Love! But Cows was one I couldn't get into the first time, and I picked it back up later and ended up loving it.
@sydneystewiee5 күн бұрын
KU be coming in CLUTCH with some fun extreme horror lol
@evereadshorror5 күн бұрын
ALWAYS idk what id do without it honestly
@hillarylove23055 күн бұрын
MY QUEEN
@evereadshorror5 күн бұрын
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@afragglereads5 күн бұрын
I appreciate you making this bc I'm trying to get better at DNF'ing lol. I should of quit the Final Girl Support Group. I was only rooting for the MC's pet plant lmao it was all over the place
@evereadshorror5 күн бұрын
@@afragglereads I feel like I push through too many books when I don’t want to, this year I’m DNF’ing and moving on if a book doesn’t hold my interest. And dude that book was too much and not enough at the same time
@mattluttonauthor5 күн бұрын
I couldn't get into dead inside. Too many coincidences. There is pro wrestling and then there is robocop coming out to save sting pro wrestling lol
@books.by.phrique5 күн бұрын
I love how Grimacé (Grimace’s 🫳🏽 cousin) is always the last one spotted. 🤭
@mandiiXmonster7775 күн бұрын
I forgot about Karin slaughter, I DNFd her too. Pretty girls felt soooooo drawn out I got so bored I DNFd the willows because it started sooooo good but the second half went off the rails for me. I wanted it to not go in the crazy action, quite literally fighting demons with weapons and it did so it just wasn’t my thing.
@mandiiXmonster7775 күн бұрын
Oh and the shuddering was my second Ania Ahlborn book and I just feel like I don’t like her plots. They’re very YA feeling if that makes sense. I don’t want romance in my books about monsters or cannibals, why is that always the focus lol so she just has been boring me
@oonakonttaniemi51775 күн бұрын
Hi, just wanted to say I subscribed and you look so pretty! And I sooo relate to the oversized clothes for comfort and buying stuff just to feel something. Sending love🖤🖤
@rentherat20005 күн бұрын
I love this video you are so funny 😂❤ sending good vibes 😎
@valdezinxtor5 күн бұрын
ive tried to read falling by tj newman and it was honestly so boring😭 i don’t even know
@evereadshorror5 күн бұрын
@@valdezinxtor they had me hooked in spurts and then they lost me lol
@GSek115 күн бұрын
okay but those transitions were sick
@evereadshorror5 күн бұрын
@@GSek11 thank you!!!
@internetvamp5 күн бұрын
I’m interested to know how you feel about the Bizarro Horror genre most notably Carlton Mellick. My favorite from him are The Haunted Vagina and Every time we meet at the Dairy Queen your whole fuckjng face explodes. I’ve been really into the Bizarro horror genre lately and have been going down the rabbit hole. Love the vid Eve and you look stunning as always 🖤
@evereadshorror5 күн бұрын
@@internetvamp omg I have Everytime we meet at the Dairy Queen your whole fucking face explodes!!! I need to read it! I’ve seen the haunted vagina around and I love the cover so I might have to give that a shot as well!
@susanburgess8205 күн бұрын
Oh and tender is the flesh. Close to finishing, but i couldnt take it any more cause im extremely imaginative.
@susanburgess8205 күн бұрын
Hard dnf for American psycho. Gratuitous blood and guts, misogynistic and animal cruelty. No thanks.
@mattluttonauthor5 күн бұрын
😂 I feel like I'm gonna be on this list
@evereadshorror5 күн бұрын
@@mattluttonauthor NEVER
@mattluttonauthor5 күн бұрын
Oh man I loved haunted. I had to read it twice though. Geek love I feel is hyped up as something so extreme but it only was for the time
@hillarylove23056 күн бұрын
All other genres bore me now other than splatter punk so thank a lot 😅
@evereadshorror5 күн бұрын
@@hillarylove2305 SAME
@takotamccoy64846 күн бұрын
congrats on two months! That is no small accomplishment!!
@kristinapger53466 күн бұрын
You are amazing Eve!❤❤❤
@evereadshorror6 күн бұрын
@@kristinapger5346 love u
@mandiiXmonster7776 күн бұрын
I really hope you keep thriving! Your book videos on here are so comfortable and authentic and your podcast is wonderful to listen to and relax, I won’t be going anywhere after the tok 🥰
@mandiiXmonster7776 күн бұрын
Also same, I adore religious art and architecture so I LOOOOVE having it
@grahamt9296 күн бұрын
I like how raw and more authentic your videos are, it feels like a friend giving you an update on their new book finds after returning from the book store (a very gory violent gross bookstore) 😂
@Enelfnazgul6 күн бұрын
I think you’re amazing and I appreciate you reviewing books in a more niche subject. You’re taking the heat, but there are others like you too lil peach. We’re so grateful for you being brave and just being yourself. Have a good day luv.
@danielschein9606 күн бұрын
Shout out from Flesh Wound Features. Love your videos.
@em_kit6 күн бұрын
Congrats on 2 months! I just pasted a year, the “I stretched my septum so I could feel something” is SO relatable ❤️
@mattluttonauthor7 күн бұрын
I think we all feel that imposter syndrome congratulations on two months! Hope you enjoy the books and goodies
@whatalicesaw7 күн бұрын
Your channel seems fun. I can’t wait to dive into the other videos. Thanks, algorithm!
@allgoodouthere8 күн бұрын
will you do another kindle unlimited video?? 🙏🏻🙏🏻👀