20+ Autumnal Books 🍂for every type of reader🍂

[@lindakaneshiro7633]

I just feel like your channel gives me ~autumn vibes~ all year round 😂 and I love it!

[@CarolynMarieReads]

That makes me incredibly happy to hear!! 🍂

[@teec.9805]

I concur

[@ChandlerKeithFlow]

We don't really have autumn in my country, so here's hoping I can experience the season vicariously through reading some of Carolyn's recommendations.

[@CarolynMarieReads]

Yes!! 👻🍂✨💀

[@surpriseitsus9622]

Me too. It was 103 degrees in Phoenix today

[@Tania.atlasinajar]

🍂🍁This is the autumnal content I have been waiting for Carolyn! And how come “murder” and “cozy” go so well together on your thumbnail list LMAO!! Thanks so much for all your content girlie just smiling ear to ear! Oooo and can’t wait for your curly girl hair routine! ❤

[@RickDaltonHollywood]

Thanks for the recs!! Watching yours and emmie's videos got me to actually pick up books again :)

[@roberthieber1]

Great video and list! I always enjoy reading Ray Bradbury in the fall. His non-sci-fi stories just “fit” this time of year.

[@dsalet1]

“A Gentleman in Moscow” is also a really cozy book.

[@missniftyc1315]

I LOVE autumn book reccomendation videos. I clicked so quickly on this one.

[@swifty545]

Great video, a pleasure to watch. A couple of my favs on there....Never Let Me Go (and Klara and the Sun - hope you enjoy) and The Great Alone are fantastic reads. Added a few of these to my ever expanding tbr, so will be giving some of these a go. Would recommend The Last House on Needless Street 👻......ta muchly 😊

[@denisefreitas6727]

Really great books for Autumn, Carolyn. And i love your beautiful editions! 💖

[@bobthecat-rh5dy]

I totally agree with you about Never let me go!! Gosh, it really moved me! Still struggling to find words to describe why this book is so powerful. It makes one want to step in and fight for those poor doomed beautiful characters. It made me so very sad and angry that I had to keep reminding myself: “it’s just a book, it’s just fiction, calm down”. And it is so well written. It’s a modern classic!

[@marjoriedybec3450]

Middlemarch and Sister Carrie would both be good Autumnal classics to add to one's TBR. Your list was fantastic. TY.

[@cindyurban150]

Hi Carolyn, This was executed in such an interesting way..murder, cozy reads,Mysterious, gothic...something for everyone as you said. I love reading these types of books all through the year,they are my favorite genres. I really enjoyed this video so much, you did a great job describing over 20 books ! Happiness, Cindy

[@myratogonon]

I love the amount of effort put into this! Always a joy to watch your vlogs!!!

[@kendallalvarado9128]

My grandma had the tradition of reading Wuthering Heights every autumn, it was her favorite book, she died this year sadly. Now I will be the one who reads this book every autumn. 🍁📖🤍

[@anthonyskrobul3726]

Thank you for another wonderful vlog and some great (and new to me) autumnal reading suggestions. Every Autumn I read the following two short stories and one novel: Rip Van Winkle and The Legend of Sleepy Hollow by Washington Irving, and The War of the Worlds by H. G. Wells. I think these stories are perfect for Autumn and Halloween. I really love your channel, and the new book ideas.

[@meropale]

I love the Washington Irving. I did that this year and it fit so well with the time.

[@birxja6930]

Such excellent recommendations, thank you Carolyn!

[@CarolynMarieReads]

Thank you!!!

[@bdwon]

Hi Carolyn I watch your videos on occasion. You're the only book reading KZbinr whom I genuinely respect.There a odd older fellow on KZbin who opines about books and is interesting in much the same "odd" way, and there is a young bearded fellow who visits thrift stores buying books and opines about Science Fiction, but neither is as thorough and sensitive a reader as you seem to be. Congratulations! No other book KZbinr compares. BTW, I seem to recall that Dickens himself preferred Great Expectations just as you do.

[@lenoraberendt750]

Outstanding video, Carolyn! I recently discovered your channel and you’ve inspired me to read more of the classics. I appreciate the time and effort that you put into creating these vlogs and look forward to learning about additional books and authors. Btw…today I received your Dickens bookmark postcard in the mail and I love it! Thanks so much and keep up the good work! 😀

[@svs03]

Carolyn, what a wonderful video! I was in a major reading slump and I saw your how to get over a reading slump video and read The Yellow Wallpaper right after. I also read Broken wings seeing how affected you were by it. I am currently reading Wind in the Willows. I am waiting to get my orders of A Room with a View and Anna Karenina in the mail. Will tackle them next! ❤❤❤❤ May I recommend a favorite by Ishiguro- The remains of the day. A devastating read!

[@silverplim]

Thank youuu for the recommendations 🍂🖤

[@vasilisashakurova743]

You should definitely watch the Soviet film adaption of “The heart of the dog”. It’s brilliant! Also you will love “Master and Margarita”

[@joshlarcombe7361]

I would add Lincoln in the Bardo to the "ghost" section - it's one I've been looking forward to reading for a while! Kazuo Ishiguro is amazing, perhaps the best English language writer alive today, The Remains of the Day (my favourite) is a soul-crushing masterpiece.

[@efluvial]

I agree about Lincoln in the Bardo! A perfect fall read!

[@meropale]

Great choice, The Remains of the Day.

[@kimakimakima]

Enjoyed your overview of all these books!

[@absolutetwaddle]

These categories are everything 🍁🍂📖

[@CarolynMarieReads]

😊👻🍂💀✨

[@lindseyknisley710]

Hi Carolyn ... love your book recommendations ... and love to see a video on your curly hair routine and your cozy cardigan

[@haleylquinton]

I'm reading The Turn of the Screw right now. I'm really enjoying it, but woo boy, James's writing style is so dense 😂 I'm just like, spit it out, Henry! I swear, it's like he has to preface every sentence and write like a thousand asides every sentence. But the story is so good and spooky.

[@elisazouza]

Hehehe Hopefully i read Frankenstein this autumn

[@gabithemagyar]

Always lovely to see that people, especially young folks, still read books :-) Great channel. Subscribed.

[@daniellejdevlin8882]

I'm currently reading Anna Karenina and I LOVE it! Thanks for these great recommendations!

[@CarolynMarieReads]

That’s amazing!! It’s truly my pleasure✨

[@Lana-ou8vu]

Giovanni's room was also mentioned in the book Swimming in the Dark. beautiful book. Love your video, it make’s me happy ❤😊

[@CarolynMarieReads]

That’s actually why I wanted to read it initially! Adore that book!!

[@dianewalker9154]

Frankenstein is my favorite book. Again, multi-layered.

[@roberthieber1]

Not AT ALL like the classic movie haha. Who knew “the creature” could be so verbose?

[@kathy2539]

The concept of 'Perfume' sounded interesting when I first heard of it, then people started reading and reviewing it and the idea of it just gave me the creeps so I can't read it! Everyone must read 'Macbeth', love, love, love it and those three witches, so iconic! 'Frankenstein' not my favourite book either, Caroline. 'Anne of Green Gables' is a must read and the series in general, cozy and beautiful.

[@dianewalker9154]

I just re-read it and watched the Netflix movie of Dorian Gray. There are many levels to this book. Great classic.

[@dashaslepneva7282]

Also, if you identify as witch, read ''Master and Margarita''! There is a particular scene involving coven of witches and a long broom flight over Moscow at night 🔥

[@roberthieber1]

Just finished this book! I feel like I need to read it twice to catch the full meaning of everything. All the baddies coming out of the fireplace was wild.

[@dashaslepneva7282]

@@roberthieber1 Yes, I perfectly understand that intent :)

[@suzannemoore404]

This is an incredible list of books. Thank-you🧡

[@confusedbutgotthespirit]

by the end of the video i was a bit surprised that you hadn’t mentioned anna karenina yet, and literally in the next second you did! xd just started it yesterday, reading it in russian and really enjoying it so far

[@brittanyallemanayers3447]

I have not read The Great Alone, but hearing you talk about it made me think of The Snow Child by Eowyn Ivey. It's more of a winter book, but also set in Alaska and the setting is so important. It's got magical realism, is very emotional, and has a splash of Russian folklore as well.

[@BooksAtMidnight]

🎃🎃📚🍁☕🍁🎃🎃 Books with Ghosts (01:18) 01:22 Phantom of the Opera 02:14 Hamlet 03:08 The Shadow of the Wind 04:32 The Yellow Wall Paper 05:52 Wuthering Heights 07:00 The Turn of the Screw 🎃🎃📚🍁☕🍁🎃🎃 Books with A Splash of Murder (08:44) 08:46 Crime and Punishment 10:00 Notes from the Underground 10:34 Perfume 12:38 We Have Always Lived in the Castle 12:48 The Haunting of Hill House 14:18 The Bad Beginning 16:12 A Game of Thrones 19:14 The Picture of Dorian Gray 🎃🎃📚🍁☕🍁🎃🎃 Books about Witches (20:44) 20:46 The Crucible 22:28 Macbeth 🎃🎃📚🍁☕🍁🎃🎃 Devastating Books - Will Make You Cry by CandleLight (23:06) 23:26 Never Let Me Go 26:20 Giovanni's Room 🎃🎃📚🍁☕🍁🎃🎃 Devastating Books - Dark Academia-ish (but not the usuals recommendations) (28:00) 28:36 A Separate Peace (My favorite book!!! Everyone should read!!!) 🎃🎃📚🍁☕🍁🎃🎃 Book for People Who Love Or Hate Frankenstein (30:26) 30:38 The Heart of a Dog 🎃🎃📚🍁☕🍁🎃🎃 Book for People Who Love Atmospheric Settings (33:30) 33:36 The Great Alone 35:10 ("This book should be read in or near a graveyard"-CarolynMarie) Great Expectations 🎃🎃📚🍁☕🍁🎃🎃 Book for People Who Want to be Cozy & With a Nice Warm Beverage in Your Hands (36:56) 37:08 Anne of Green Gables 38:36 The Wind in the Willows 🎃🎃📚🍁☕🍁🎃🎃 Book Perfect for Any Season & People Who Love to Read =) (40:27) 40:52 Anna Karenina 🎃🎃📚🍁☕🍁🎃🎃 41:44 24 Books because she does not have MacBeth - - ================================================ ================================================ Books I was considering, that aren't on your list: ================================================ ================================================ - - The Hound of the Baskervilles (Sherlock Holmes, #5) by Arthur Conan Doyle The Legend of Sleepy Hollow and Other Stories by Washington Irving Rebecca by Daphne du Maurier The Lord of the Rings by J.R.R. Tolkien The Complete Stories and Poems by Edgar Allan Poe The Scarlet Letter by Nathaniel Hawthorne The Phantom of the Opera by Gaston Leroux A Discovery of Witches (All Souls, #1) by Deborah Harkness The Cider House Rules by John Irving Practical Magic (Practical Magic, #1) by Alice Hoffman The Witches of Eastwick by John Updike Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil by John Berendt Northanger Abbey by Jane Austen Little Women by Louisa May Alcott The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn by Mark Twain The Canterbury Tales by Geoffrey Chaucer The Ghost Stories of Edith Wharton by Edith Wharton Charlotte's Web by E.B. White The Call of the Wild / White Fang by Jack London Middlemarch by George Eliot Autumnal Tints by Henry David Thoreau Walden by Henry David Thoreau Sense and Sensibility by Jane Austen ================================================ ================================================

[@kapertures]

This was so good. I had my Libby app open while watching and checked out a few. Libby has 'Dark' a collection of stories of madness, murder and the supernatural with Poe, Kipling, Gilman, etc. Really good audiobook. I just finished The Woman in White - it was so perfect for spooky season! Thanks for the recs. ☺️

[@phyllisd3705]

The Woman in White is such a good fall read! If you haven’t read Collins’ The Moonstone, I highly recommend it.

[@kapertures]

@@phyllisd3705 Thank you so much, I will put that on my tbr!

[@vmpapillon8984]

You reminded me that I have to finish shadow of the wind. I set it aside when started two other books but absolutely habe to pick it up again. am currently reading the Essex Serpent and it is such a perfect read for autumn! The atmosphere, the mystery of the serpent, combined with all of these manifold relationships that are just so human, very enjoyable so far. Highly recommend. Your videos make me want to dip my toes into more classics, we'll see.

[@Jaclyn87]

Thank you for saying that about Frankenstein! I thought I might be the only one ☺️

[@itsrox9339]

I loved your categories, they were so original!

[@nurulnatasyaajais2709]

Hey Carolyn. My first time here. Love that cardigan. Saw that vid on the cardigan haul😍. I live in a tropical country, always wishing for the 4 seasons. M certain that autumn will be my fave❤. 😄

[@helenskaa]

you should read beneath the wheel by Hermann Hesse! It's also a kind of dark academia-ish book and contains death. The way Hesse describes the fall is just absolutely gorgeous and I adore his writing style! Fortunately for me, I read it in German:)

[@rndmfndm]

Hesse is my biggest motivation to learn German

[@johnsmith-sg9wy]

I read War and Peace every late November. Been doing that since 1972.

[@lia_tabea]

thanks for this wonderful, cozy, comforting video and all the great recommendations 🧡🍁 sending love x

[@CarolynMarieReads]

My pleasure 😊🍂👻 sending love back!

[@doowopshopgal]

This was wonderful. I am in the process of reading crime and punishment but I needed to take a break because I am in the line of hurricane Ian and I am preparing for the worst. As soon as it is over I will pick it up again. I love all your videos so much you give so many good recommendations.

[@jamesduggan7200]

stay safe, and be extra careful after the storm passes

[@katarinakryl]

Thanks for all your recommendations! 🍁 I love "The Picture of Dorian Gray", "Giovanni's Room" and many other books from that list ☺ I'd say "The Woman in White" by Wilkie Collins or "Dracula" by Bram Stoker would be a perfect spooky read. "Mythos", "Heroes" and "Troy" by Stephen Fry are perfect for a cosy atmosphere with a cup of tea. And I'm also reading "A Song of Ice and Fire", currently on "A Storm of Swords" and I'm very excited that you've started reading it too (perfect timing 😛)!

[@jessicalu4159]

Absolutely helpful!❤

[@monikamarsollek3493]

Hi, CarolynMarie, thank you for sharing ! How comes I want to read every book you’re recommending, even if it is fantasy? Beside Harry Potter and Lord of the rings, which I both love, I never pick it up, and now I’m (almost) ready to read Game of Thrones… 'Great expectations ' and some books of Ishiguro I wanted to read for ages… So my autumnal list has expanded a lot. So far I never could come into DORIAN GRAY, although I love all Oscar Wilde's plays and ran to the theatre, whenever a play is on stage. Maybe I’ll give a new try. In autumn I love the Inspector Gamache series from Louise Penny, situated in Canada, even the (German) covers are so beautiful, you think of maple syrup and 'hygge' in the small village of Three Pines, where also unhappy things happen, but Gamache always find out whodunnit and even why. His beloved wife Reine Marie at his side inspires him and helps him by understanding his difficult job as chief of Sûreté and later after retirement. A cosy book shop and a bistro and the many bizarre but lovable characters are the cream on the top. Wish you a wonderful autumnly read, love, how you made different sections, for witch lovers, people who want to cry by candlelight😂… very creative ideas! Love, Monika❣

[@loveflush34]

I loved this video! It's funny I think we have very similar tastes since I already have almost all of these on my tbr! Lol but I got a few new recs from this, love your videos❤️

[@verucasalt4535]

I love Game of Thrones! You are not alone in your crush on Jorah. He is a handsome man. This is a fun list, putting a few of these books on my to-read list. Thank you! I'm loving your adorable sweater.

[@lochygiles]

Delicious autumn! My very soul is wedded to it, and if I were a bird I would fly about the earth seeking the successive autumns. George Eliot

[@ashbooks2053]

Great recommendations:)

[@felicityyoon2612]

These are just perfect autumn book recommendations 😊 🍂🍁🌀

[@CarolynMarieReads]

I’m so glad you think so!! 🍂

[@martapaolelli8250]

Thanks so much for all these spot on recs 🍂 I have a question: I’ve watched the Perfume movie a bunch of times: does it still make sense to read the book?

[@dawn3927]

Oh this is an amazing idea, very thoughtful of you !

[@CarolynMarieReads]

I hope you enjoy watching :) 🍂

[@dawn3927]

@@CarolynMarieReads I (of course) did 🍃♡ I really hope you get to reread Frankenstein, but I know it's not for everyone :) I personally enjoy the vast amount of symbolisms and the role that the subconscious plays, if we see the creature as a double figure (doppelgänger). My final thesis as an undergraduate was actually on the correlation between this novel and Freud's "The iceberg theory" [not Hemingway's, but it could be related to it in a (Heming)way as well] Happy reading!

[@thelasthandbook6704]

Thank you for the list. I doubt I'll get to many of them, but one tries. As far as Fall suggestions go: Every couple of years I re-read Steppenwolf by Herman Hesse, always in the Fall. Not quite sure what the connection between the two is, but that's when I always choose to pick it up again. It is certainly a heady mix, if it is nothing else. As far as ghosts and graveyards go, I am currently (slowly) re-reading A Fine and Private Place, by Peter S. Beagle. I'm afraid I can't give it a ringing endorsement, but it must be one of the first books you could classify as Urban Fantasy, if it is nothing else. References to President Eisenhower, etc., will doubtless hopelessly date it for some. It also seems to have gone out of print, and though copies are available at Amazon there is neither ebook or audiobook for sale.

[@nikkivenable3700]

Oh, I am here for this! I love my sweet Carolyn and Autumnal reads!❤❤❤ Also, I think I must be the only person who DNF’d Shadow of the Wind. 😮😅

[@jamgart]

I set myself a challenge of reading classics this year (I found that I had hardly read any and had to fix it!) The Crucible has been my favourite book so far, and it’s already November at this time, so I can’t see anything beating it to my number one at this stage. Although I’d love to find another classic that blows me away. Highly recommend 😁

[@aye.p]

I read most of the books you've recommended. And now I want to read them all again!!! ❤️❤️. I would like to recommend The Seven and a half deaths of Evelyn Hardcastle. It has And Then There were none vibes. 🍁

[@carolrodenbeck2381]

New to your channel and glad to have found it. I am currently reading Anna Karenina - based on a review on one of your videos so I was glad to see it mentioned again here. You do amazing reviews/synopsis of books. Thank you!

[@nicolemiller8883]

Im currently reading Perfume! The Graveyard Book is a good one! It's middle grade but I loved it! Also, Fever Dream by Samantha Schweblin, The Castl of Otranto, Nettle and Bone, Carmilla, A Dowry of Blood, and The Dark Descent of Elizabeth Frankenstein to name a few.

[@bookswithchaimae]

Oh this autumnal video was all i needed😍😍😍😍, i recommend also daphne du maurier’s books : Rebecca and my cousin rachel , they are so atmospheric ❤

[@antoniobriseno1193]

thoughts on count of monte cristo for autumn season?

[@kevgh3869]

What a great video! Thank you.

[@vesch5083]

I'm just like you in that if something is really popular then I will make a point to not partake. I'm not sure why, but I've always been that way. :) Some things I will then later read or watch and some things I choose to ignore forever. *Cough* Outlander series *cough* Love the cardigan and the books recs of course

[@jamesduggan7200]

Yeah, I was like that once, too. Online there are personality tests that categorize people like us. Reading can be a polarizing, as opposed to a social, experience, which is one reason I'm enjoying BookTube. The people here like books and look for others who like them too.

[@veronicaprice]

This was such a lovely video! The Shadow of the Wind is on my tbr for October. It’s one of those books that I keep meaning to read but never start. It feels like this is the right time, and the way you describe it makes me want to read it that much more. 📚😊

[@AdrianasWonderland]

great video, i honestly love autumn, thank you foe the books

[@bad-girlbex3791]

Hey Carolyn, Was just wondering if you had a preferred translation for Mikhail Bulgakov's 'Heart Of A Dog': Cook-Horujy & Pyman, Ginsburg, or Glenny? Any input much appreciated! x PS. My book of choice to be added to this lovely list, would have to be 'Jane Eyre' (followed up with a couple of film adaptations from over the years to also be enjoyed under the blankets with a hot beverage. That I purchased two further editions of it just this month is a testament to my choice, lol)

[@bstephens44]

just finished Frankenstein for first time. I am pretty sure you will find it pretty much as you remember it.

[@jamesduggan7200]

Just so you know - still adore that cardigan

[@efluvial]

Do yourself a favor, take some time and watch Anne of Green Gables with Meghan Follows, you will be so glad you did! Better yet watch it with Emma!❤️

[@ella-wh9kg]

Thank you for this video! I’m so excited to watch it! 🍂☕️🤎

[@CarolynMarieReads]

I hope you enjoy 📖🍂✨

[@nataliaklein3941]

This video is perfect, so many amazing recomendations 🥰 tks

[@CarolynMarieReads]

Thank you!!! 📖🍂✨

[@erenkasa7882]

I love your recommendations so this is perfect ! I don't know if u have read "the secret garden" , it's a classic and one of my favourite childhood book , I have been searching for a book like that , it has a hint of mystery while she discovers that secret garden and why it is a secret , I enjoy books like that so I would love if u can recommend a book similar to this .

[@hhira7225]

Frances Burnett Hodgson has another book named A little princess maybe you will like that one if you haven't read it yet, also anne series by L.M Montgomery, heidi, little women(though I didn't like it as much as others, most people do) are mentionable. But if you want something with mystery element to it, I'd say the clockwork crow, Vanderbeekers series, the school between winter and fairyland, alice in wonderland & looking through glasses, last but not least the secret life of bees. Hope you enjoy!

[@filiepgeeraert8301]

I loved "The Shadow of the Wind", again, read it in its original version (Spanish), which is not very easy, as the author uses lots of very particular expressions. It might be interesting to know that this is the first part of a series of 4 books, a couple of years later I bought the whole series for my Kindle, again in the original version, and by now I have read 3 out of 4 books. The first two I liked very much, the third one I didn't like a lot, it was very sombre. Hoping that the fourth one will be great again. Meanwhile the author has died. Last year I also read "Wuthering Heights", again in its original language version (English is not my mother tongue). I had a little booklet to help me with some of the Yorkshire dialect. I loved it, though it is a very special kind of story. I also read "Perfume" in its original version (German), it felt really easy to me to read it in that language, I loved it, unfortunately I had already seen the film years before reading it, yet I loved the book.

[@rootingbranches]

Adore this! Have you read Rebecca? All the reviews I see are mixed.

[@ReadingNymph]

Have you read the Uncensored version of Dorian Gray? Im planning to read it in October, ive read the censored version and cant wait to see the changes

[@Lyleelou11]

I’ve been waiting for this one😭❤️

[@CarolynMarieReads]

I hope you enjoyed it!!

[@Oliver-2103]

Read Never Let Me Go a month ago, was spoiled the twist because I had to do my german high school exam in my english intensified course on an extract of the novel couple years ago. But I cried like a baby about that book, I think I only cried more at Carrie and Shutter Island lol

[@nikkivenable3700]

What edition of Wind in the Willows is that, Carolyn?

[@CarolynMarieReads]

It’s the penguin deluxe edition 💚

[@estherhobbel8691]

I can recommend for autumn: The historian from Elizabeth Kostova. A Dracula story but in a different way.

[@creativelytorn]

I'm going to be reading Crime and Punishment, The Haunting of Hill House, along with Something Wicked This Way Comes by Bradbury this fall alongside a few others. Maybe Wuthering Heights next year. But yes, I do hope you reread Frankenstein sometime. #rereadfrankenstein

[@MartinDSmith]

I do have a biography of Mary Shelley which I hope to get to sometime which I got after having enjoyed Frankenstein so much.If you pluck up the courage to watch the series Penny Dreadful I think you would revisit Frankenstein on the strength of the depiction of Victor's monster.The series also depicts Dorian Gray!✨

[@nikkivenable3700]

Mary’s story is so unbelievable and tragic. She was a true badass!

[@MartinDSmith]

@@nikkivenable3700 She obviously got her attitude from her mother!😁

[@Kate-po2qf]

If you enjoyed The Heart of the Dog I reckon you'd like Poor Things by Alasdair Gray. Frankenstein/Jane Eyre vibes set in Glasgow ✨

[@kimbarbeaureads]

I just read We Have Always Lived in the Castle. Alas, I made the mistake of reading the foreword first and it contains a big, fat spoiler. I don't remember being that angry regarding a book in a long time. To be clear, it was a newer edition, not the one you showed. Despite the spoiler, I enjoyed it. The sisters and Uncle Julian are all oddly likeable.

[@maisielitton8559]

Where is that beautiful Phantom edition from?

[@sauravsikdar9649]

Hi!Love your videos🙂 I have a question for u. Which medium u prefer for intaking books? Hard covers,Paperbacks,Kindle,Audio Books? Warm wishes😍

[@raurvish]

No because I trust you with all the books

[@CarolynMarieReads]

I’m honored 🥹🍂

[@averykrause551]

You should read Mary’s Monster by Lita Judge. This is a graphic novel in verse that tells the life story of Mary Shelley, and how she came to write Frankenstein. I really think that this graphic novel would help you to see if I can sign in a different light.

[@juanhernestogomez433]

love me a good "splash of murder"

[@asan1050]

ThanksMuch!

[@sdkfz1812]

Just started watching you channel and have enjoyed it. Your love of these books comes through clearly. I have not seen enough to know if you read much science fiction, but if you like "Klara and the Sun", you may like "An Unnatural Life" by Erin K Wagner. A cybernetic organism is found guilty of murdering a human worker, but insists he is innocent. His lawyer must determine grounds for appeal and overcome her own prejudices. Think "To Kill A Mockingbird" meets "I robot."

[@joeknecht429]

Game of thrones was a good show. I wish I read the book first though, because having seen it already I couldn’t quite get on with the book no more.

[@emanali1005]

Please do book review of Shadow and bone series or dan brown books or elif shafak books ?

[@lemontreeleaf]

remember daenerys is 13 in the book and jorah is essentially grooming her. he isolates her, tries to control her, spies on her, and forces himself upon her. also he is an unrepentant slaver. robb stark is barely a character. lol. he really isn't super important in the books

[@zinaberger8211]

I have weighting height and I might read it during October month

[@debraschnitzer8802]

Cute spelling

[@raurvish]

Slay

[@dawn3927]

23:27 here I come, hi