a big book unhaul | cleaning out my bookshelf

[@SyMpHOny893]

changing my insta bio to “ugly but in a pleasant way” 😂

[@amandapalmieri1271]

Hi from Italy. I just find your channel and, THANK GOD, someone who doesn't read only fantasy, y/a books!!

[@cs0p]

welcome! I'm glad you're enjoy my video ;)

[@marinellamaccagni6951]

I was thinking the exact same thing!

[@missteelee174]

"Fiction is just a refracted reality" Thank you. I am going to take that phrase and put it in my pocket.

[@cs0p]

steal it! hahaha thank you!

[@Mariak82]

Yes to reading more of the books that we want to read. 📚

[@cs0p]

amen 😤

[@jess2424ica]

Yes team fiction! Literally said to my friend the other day I’ve learned a lot more about the world through fiction than nonfiction (they’re team nonfiction because there’s “too much to learn”)

[@cs0p]

amen amen amen

[@LeaReads]

I was so nervous after seeing a few favs as chapters but was pleased to know it was due to aesthetic reasons. I’m so particular about my book covers too!! Wuthering Heights is one of my favorite books ever! So chilling - I think about those characters all the time. Room with a View was also lovely and I need to pick up more E.M. Forester.

[@cs0p]

I thought the chapters would scare some ppl hahaha--I want to read wuthering heights so bad. I'll probably put it in a random vid this year 😝 forster is the best!! Read where angels fear to tread next!

[@skynoodle4623]

this was so chaotic and i love it. also the way you talked about fiction all basically being autobiographical and a fragmented version of reality was cool. I thought Bel Canto was so beautiful but that first cover was silly.

[@cs0p]

thank you ;)) I'm looking forward to bel canto! If you haven't read the dutch house....YOU HAVE TO !!!

[@antidelusionalpeeps]

Literally same for me. Thriller probably is my favorite genre but I'm reading less and less of them because it's hard to find a thriller that isn't cheesy and that doesn't have horribly written/annoying characters. It makes me so sad lol

[@cs0p]

no but actually...don't worry I'll try and find some good ones this fall and get back to you .... ;) also if you find ones you like you better come tell me

[@just._.charlotte8787]

hearing how passionate you are when talking about books makes me feel so jealous as I have been in a reading slump FOR 4 MONTHS. Keep picking up books but not getting hooked and end up dropping it. Send help

[@cs0p]

hmmmm I say don't stress, I usually try to wait out reading slumps or sit down and read for like an hour or two and if I'm still not feeling it, stop and try another day. Maybe pick up a thriller or The Dutch House by Ann Patchett if you feel like a nice soft cry hahaha

[@Ethan-jr3xu]

Read something really short and easy. Go to the library and look around and see what catches your eye the most

[@katrienhiemstra5547]

Ugh, me too. It's actually my first really bad one. I started reading like 3 years ago and have flown through books and I've inevitably hit a reading slump.... And I'm conflicted when watching videos. I feel I'm keeping myself submerged in reading community while also feeling guilty 💀😅

[@earthjay]

"Fiction has a lot more to teach us about Humanity than non-fiction" amen to this!!

[@tinachoe1031]

As a colossal Jane Austen fan, I had to laugh (with good humor!) In an attempt to defend her, her works are often a commentary on the ridiculous social pressures women faced. Pride and Prejudice makes fun of these social pressures and the people who attempt with all their might to keep up with them. I would tell anyone who wants to try read Austen to start with P&P. Sense and Sensibility is probably not the best one to start with - in fact that was my least favorite one. However, everyone is different and entitled to their own opinion and even if we may disagree on certain authors, at least the common thing we have is our love for books which is always a great thing! 👍

[@cs0p]

hahaha fair fair fair--I think there may be merit to some of her work, she's just not for me when authors like forster, wilde, waugh, etc. +modern authors I love (and haven't read all their work) exist. If I ever finished all the books on my tbr, I would pick up p and p! But I'm trying to only pick up books I have a good chance of really loving. I might appreciate p and p for some aspects, but I'm sure I wouldn't love it. My favorite booktuber alana estelle loves her though! Go check out her videos!!

[@tinachoe1031]

@@cs0p Yes totally legit on picking up books you think you'll love. I'm the same way - life is too short to waste on bad books or ones you don't really like. Surprisingly, I've never read Forster and I'm a classic lit lover. Maybe I will pick up one of his works! 👍

[@cs0p]

@@tinachoe1031 Please pick one up!!! he is thhheeee best. You have to come back and tell me what you what you think and how he compares to austen. I need the down low from a down to earth austen fan hahaha --where angels fear to tread is a great place to start--it's short and I love it 😛🫣🫶

[@tinachoe1031]

@@cs0p Ok you got it! I will pick up Where Angels Fear to Tread. And I checked out Alana Estelle and she's great! She seems to love the same books I love and she clinched it for me when she said she loved how A Secret History is not politically correct 🤣

[@Veniceisdrowning]

I came across your channel at 3am and I just binge watched all your videos you might be my new favorite booktuber

[@cs0p]

Damn. Thank you 🥺🥺

[@bnbnya-bw6tj]

Hello from India,, a new subscriber here! I'm glad and grateful youtube recommended this channel and I clicked on your last video 💖✨️ofc we can learn a great deal of lifelessons through fictions rather than be bored off a self help book. We love a beautiful cover on the bookshelf👏

[@cs0p]

Hi! I'm grateful you found my channel 😛😁 beautiful covers are the best--I'd never pretend to be above loving a book for a hot cover ;))

[@CharlesHeathcote]

Well, I love an unhaul and despise Jane Austen's work, so this video is perfect.

[@cs0p]

You are definitely in the right place ;)

[@Hannah-sl6un]

don't worry pookie, my emotional wellbeing also resides within the beauty of book covers 😜

[@cs0p]

HAHAH good 🤭

[@Animaxx010]

Wow that favorite book video really blew up!! You were like 600 subs yesterday when I was watching your videos! Congrats!

[@cs0p]

THANK YOU--still reeling from the shock of ppl watching 💀

[@ReadChuu]

I’m in a book slump but have an endless TBR bc my book buying addiction. I need to channel your energy 😂

[@cs0p]

relatable tho hahaha--keep buying books I dare you 😏

[@ghitas5278]

This is interesting. Most people I know only read non-fiction books and it's kinda sad to me. I feel like people don't realize the importance of fiction and well told stories. Personally, I mostly read fiction and I consume non-fiction in audio format which helps but yeah ... i definitely prefer to read novels!

[@cs0p]

innnnnteresting! I've never thought about doing nonfiction through audio, unless we're including podcasts hahaha, but I do looove a story

[@karissaridge8145]

it did break my heart a little to hear the jane austen slander but you definitely brought up some valid points. i’m so glad i’m not the only person to not want to read cormac mccarthy i don’t think i could bear the yeehaw blade eagle rhetoric as harsh as it is 😭😭 really well done video!!

[@cs0p]

YEEHAW BLADE EAGLE RHETORIC EEEEEEHAHAHA amen. amen. amen. I can't stand him. I get some ppl like austen, she just aint for me 🫣😛

[@Wout.vlmnck]

Would LOVE watching a video on your Agatha Christie book collection if you ever feel like showing us. ❤️

[@cs0p]

!! maybe I will... the vintage covers are really cool

[@Wout.vlmnck]

@@cs0p I love vintage book covers. ☺️ Would be so nice if you would go through them with us and tell us about the ones you've read so far. I haven't read any Agatha Christie yet, but you got me interested, haha!

[@kiranreader]

you've inspired me. i need to do an unhaul but i feel FEAR!!!

[@cs0p]

DO AN UNHAUL KIRAN--getting rid of books you will never read / don't want feels so good. I'll be waiting for the vid ;))

[@saiikik2727]

You can take a sponge a lightly tap some paint on the edge that has the name written on it.

[@cs0p]

be quiet right now that is brilliant

[@MrNiceguyjin]

Hello from Tokyo! Just got recommended your video today. Watched one, subscribed, tapped on the notification bell, and binged at least 5 videos. You crack me up. 😂

[@cs0p]

hahah thank you!! I hope you tag along for the ride ;)

[@julypheobe]

The smell of decaying books!!!YES. I badly needed motivation to read and came across your videos. Thank you 🫶🏽

[@cs0p]

mmmm the best smell. I'm glad I could help with motivation ;)

[@sapodilla25]

Old books from the UK smell sooo good. I don't know why. They have a sweeter smelling glue in the spine or something. My dad and I are literally crazy about old books from British libraries.

[@Ethan-jr3xu]

Skip Sapiens for sure but at least the second half of Pride and Prejudice is for sure very solid

[@cs0p]

sapiens 💀💀 I respect the P n p hustle

[@boilingmilk9591]

I can't have more than like 15 unread books on my shelf or I get overwhelmed lol. I'm also picky about covers, some of the new editions they put out are yucky disgusting 🤢

[@cs0p]

I knowww I am overwhelmed and tired of having so many dam unread books. I'm working on it tho ! I hate a bad cover 🤬

[@HA-cm3eq]

Same here! 5 unread books and I’m completely overwhelmed; it’s like they’re weighing on my shoulders the whole time I’m awake. Lol. So, good luck for us!

[@KnifeWife33]

B&N better not even THINK about retiring their ugly ass classics bc I’ve started to grow so fond of them 😔 They are in fact, “ugly in a pleasant way”

[@cs0p]

HAHAHA AGREED

[@chiyokotakeda309]

New subscriber here, I'm currently binging all your videos and I love them! Love from Italy :)

[@cs0p]

aw thank you!! I'm glad you're enjoying ;)

[@moroam]

you know what u are inspiring me to go to get used books more because i’ve been on a barnes and noble bender for some reason

[@cs0p]

do it!! Used books are superior hahaha

[@abookhug]

Actually, Suite Francaise was published from a manuscript of a novel miraculously found by the author's daughter. The author Irene Nemirovsky died in the Nazi concentration camp in WW2. It's a brilliantly written book (the cover photo is quite misleading). OMG I hated The Road too ;D

[@cs0p]

Oh wow, I may have to add it back to the long list tbr 💀💀 I need a fan club for Cormac haters. I can't stand him

[@Wout.vlmnck]

Yeah, I'm definitely in love.

[@cs0p]

lmaoo you'll get over it I promise

[@Wout.vlmnck]

@@cs0p Well, now that you've stopped burping in your videos - and I don't have to be afraid my neighbors think it's me making those sounds - there's nothing that will change my mind.

[@cs0p]

@@Wout.vlmnck HAHAHA

[@chaylenandolino3867]

How relatable to your spiel about great expectations and book covers and being too bpd to make up your mind hahahaha🥲😭😂

[@cs0p]

I literally forgot I was getting rid of two copies 💀💀💀

[@nna_oj]

Would highly recommend Jane Harper's works if you are looking for good non-cringey crime thrillers! My favourite is The Lost Man and her most popular is The Dry which is also very good! Most of her stories are set in small-town outback Australia. She captures the atmosphere and mood of her settings very well and also incorporates them into the storyline convincingly. Love your channel btw!

[@nna_oj]

ok i posted that comment before your spiel on non-fiction books 😂. I totally understand if reading non-fiction, sociology and psychology is not really your thing and you aren't interested in the subject area but books like Outliers and Sapiens are definitely not pseudo-science. They're largely based on credible research done by academics. I will admit that at times, authors can tend to draw conclusions from those studies to prove a point they are trying to make which may not exactly be demonstrated by the study itself. But overall, I find the discussion within those books really insightful. Even if the subject matter of the book and its main message may be very obvious to us (e.g. Outliers basically tells us that success depends on many factors including hard work and luck), I think the stories and examples they use to argue their points are very fascinating and often counterintuitive. And the things you take away from those books don't have to be what the book is trying to argue, it could be something you read between the lines on a more personal level. Like for me personally, the message in Outliers was not groundbreaking but the stories within it really helped me come to terms with imposter syndrome and feeling like I need to join the rat race for everything. Anyway, that's just my 2 cents on why non-fiction books are still worthwhile reads 😆

[@cs0p]

Thank you for your comments ;) -I think there’s a lot to be gained from nonfiction, I just haven’t been reaching for it recently. I love Robert sapolskys books. Thank you for the book recs 😛

[@RolandMWB]

Hey man loving the videos. Can you make videos of rating books you have read for each genre.

[@cs0p]

I'll add it to my idea bank! Thank you for watching ;))

[@chuucake]

vintage copies are the best ㅠㅠ♡♡♡

[@cs0p]

theee hottest.. I can't get over how good they smell 😭

[@MarthaRamirez-to5hg]

OMG you remind me so much if Eric from that 70s show for some reason. I would love to know your thoughts on a little life. People either love or hate that book🫣

[@cs0p]

I havent seen much of the show but I'll take it hahaha--I've been meaning to do a vid on a little life ;)

[@jawharabadry690]

I unhauled my copy of "The Strange Case of Dr Jekill and mr Hyde" too because of the ugly cover. The book itself is nice though.

[@okaytee3012]

the vintage copy of wuthering heights is so beautiful;-;

[@cs0p]

Soooo sexy, welcome to the family ;)

[@onoud9417]

Keeping a book bc of E.M Forster is so relatable. But then again Margaret Atwood wrote the blurb for Mona Awad's Bunny, and I hated that book 😒

[@cs0p]

get out! Bunny is so silly and fun! And the atwood blurb still makes me giddy for no reason. Definitely divisive tho--I get why people don't like it. Not liking forster tho...I could NEVER understand hahaha

[@jyottea]

binging this video while having dinner :p

[@cs0p]

I hope dinner was tasty ;)

[@zemiii9488]

no shame in putting that pile of clothes in the frame LMAO!.Im an avid watcher of your vids

[@cs0p]

HAHAHAH I thought about moving it and then I said let me calm down and be real with the people. Thank you for watching ;)

[@EmilyMTamme]

Finally! I thought I was the only one who didn't like Jane Austen😭

[@cs0p]

let's start a secret club where we talk shit about her

[@farahhesham7130]

17:00 I weirdly get why you unhauled these Barns & Noble editions (even though they’re so pretty) because the old second hand books always win

[@cs0p]

amen amen amen I've been buying some hot ass used classics recently

[@cyrahewison6849]

highly recommend Samuel Bjork's books for thrillers. I COULD NOT put them down once I started them.

[@cs0p]

mmmm ok added to hit list thank you

[@andreluissoriano]

I just bought The Little Friend because I loved The Goldfinch and The Secret History so much. Now I’m excited, knowing that you liked it as well, even though it has such a low rating in Goodreads.

[@cs0p]

The low Goodreads review is BS-it’s just ppl who want a flashy plot and don’t care about how great her writing itself is. Tell me what you think when you read it 😏

[@kathleena4038]

Same, about the cover art!!! So important

[@cs0p]

amen amen amen I can''t get over it

[@Dansemacaron]

your opinions enrage me but i still watch for some reason

[@cs0p]

HAHAHA i am flattered

[@kate.d024]

I respect and identify with your Jane Austen rant

[@cs0p]

Austen hater solidarity 🫰😤

[@bettyjones9220]

I like this KZbin offering…not sure exactly why, but I like it a lot 🙂

[@cs0p]

hahaha gooood good good ;)

[@juliaroth9739]

okay i completely understand not liking jane austen HOWEVER! part of understanding and enjoying her works is understanding that the entire thing is sarcasm. she’s a master of satire, and it is really hard to hear it if you listen to it on audiobook by old women. in pride and prejudice for example, the entire character of mr. collins and the reactions to him are genuinely hilarious. some of the interactions between elizabeth bennett and…anyone tbh, are funny as fuck but its so deadpan and serious that its hard to tell apart from other serious conversations (both in the book and in other 19th century lit) apologies for the rant lol, i just love austen and her influence on comedy and later satiric works cannot be overstated

[@cs0p]

no no no don't apologize! hahaha I appreciate your comment 😛--a few ppl I like a bunch have said a similar thing. My personal taste just doesn't align with her. If like a gen z ass ape made an audiobook of p and p, I would definitely give it a chance. My not liking austen is in large part premised on never being able to read every book I want to, and I want to read a lot of other books a lot more

[@jasminisabelle9669]

Your vids are so entertaining!! Just found you recently through youtube recommendations! 😊

[@cs0p]

thank you! I'm glad you're liking them ;)

[@greenerylog]

people of the book was awesome!!! uts about a history and archeology and libraries/librarians!!!

[@cs0p]

damn damn damn that sounds good. I'll just buy it again 💀

[@nathansnook]

not the HaRvArd bUsInEsS ReVieW oN dEciSiOn MakInG 💀💀💀 honestly, all these could go. homie, you've got my seal of approval!!! 😤😤😤 also, i felt so seen seeing i'm not the only one that needs to rebuy a copy of a book bc of some god awful thing like writing your name along the pages of the book like that like WHY

[@cs0p]

hahahah amen I'm still thirsting over one of the didion editions you just got

[@nathansnook]

@@cs0p had to buy the rest to complete the collection i'm obsessed 😵💫

[@nateskii]

idk i'm really digging that second great expectations copy on your unhaul

[@cs0p]

It is hot!! Love the colors. I just don't like the editions ig 💀🫣

[@the_eerie_faerie_tales]

I'm all for a video about books you hated 😆

[@cs0p]

🫣🫣 I would be assassinated

[@lightscamerasashley.]

I also appreciate the smell of decaying books 🪦📚💞

[@cs0p]

So so so damn good 😩

[@sapodilla25]

I know what you mean about editions. I have like 4 editions of Invisible Cities by Italo Calvino and can't make up my mind on which edition to get rid of ☹️

[@cs0p]

keep them all deepti!! 😏🫶

[@sapodilla25]

4 Invisible Cities. I can live with that.

[@maxlupin]

me too! i DESPISE jane austen i tried to read northanger abby and it was the most excruciating experience i’ve ever been through…i wanted to fit in with all of the jane austen lovers but alas it wasn’t for me

[@cs0p]

amen amen ammmmmmen

[@constances9753]

18:29 I want to like take my air pods out and chew on them. 😂100% agree. Can’t stand it!

[@cs0p]

I KNOW it's the worst 😭

[@thatonelie9702]

so true about the smell of decaying books. i read Jekyll and Hyde this week and the book smelled soo strongly of bonfire. i also have a second hand copy of the Little Friend (unread please forgive me🙏) that smells like play dough... very peculiar

[@cs0p]

hahah you'll read it one day....mmmmmmm bonfire and play dough are great smells for books

[@michaellemos6053]

Re: Austen; your loving Ayn Rand gives you a pass on Jane. But you’re wrong 😎

[@JosephQuinton]

I wish you had kept People of the Book because it is a great book!

[@cs0p]

i just bought another copy from goodwill because someone commented the same thing! looking forward to it...

[@trampledheart1]

Please move Great Expectations to the top of the pile, it’s to be read in youth, Pip will share many life lessons with you. It’s in my top 5, only wish I had read it back when I had my own GE.

[@cs0p]

!! i was thinking about doing 2 cities first! now youve got me all confused...

[@trampledheart1]

I’m currently re-reading Two Cities, I remembered liking it in high school, but about 1/3 of the way thru now I’m not as keen on it. GE for the win!

[@trampledheart1]

I also recommend going in blind, as I did, no preface, spoilers, etc.

[@matastrakova2179]

Pride and prejudice is one of my all time favourite books but I dnf Emma and Mansfield park. I really tried. (The only one left now is Persuasion) And I also dnf Sapiens.

[@cs0p]

innnnteresting--Ig if I ever give her another shot it will have to be pride and p. I can't imagine someone finishing all of sapiens it is soo dam long

[@allbymyshelf4125]

@@cs0p I've been slowly working my way through all of Austen's books (a chapter before bed every night means I'm never painfully bored and I enjoy that they're really light plotwise because they're easy to put down) and though I have yet to read Pride and Prejudice, I can also say that some of her other books aren't amazing. I loved Persuasion, because I realized that Austen was funny - which no one had ever told me, but Sense and Sensibility, Northanger Abbey, and Emma were all way less enjoyable to me and definitely not worth the raving I see.

[@cs0p]

@@allbymyshelf4125thats low key super smart for getting through a slow-paced book, and it calms you down before bed. If I eat my words on Austen, I'll start with a big bite out of persuasion ;)

[@yas_ione]

Thriller author recommendation: Ruth Ware :)

[@cs0p]

i swear ive seen her books everywhere and always been curious...

[@siyamarwaha8323]

i'm also not the biggest austen fan, but i would recommend northanger abbey! i feel like it's quite different from her other books, there's more whimsy and fun (cause it's a commentary on the gothic genre). also, a tale of two cities is one of the greatest books of all time. great expectations is much overrated imo :P

[@cs0p]

I CANT WAIT FOR TWO CITIES!! Everyone seems to love it! At least abbey is short! haha

[@jwhend49]

Your right on about books thate have been defiled. I feel the same way.

[@cs0p]

GOOD--I wish I could get past getting upset over a mistreated book 😭

[@joshbryant6366]

have u read charlotte bronte’s letter to her friend talking about jane austen? “Why do you like Miss Austen so very much? I am puzzled on that point. What induced you to say that you would rather have written Pride & Prejudice or Tom Jones than any of the Waverly Novels? I had not seen Pride & Prejudice till I read that sentence of yours, and then I got the book and studied it. And what did I find? An accurate daguerreotyped portrait of a common-place face; a carefully-fenced, highly cultivated garden with neat borders and delicate flowers-but no glance of a bright vivid physiognomy-no open country-no fresh air-no blue hill-no bonny beck. I should hardly like to live with her ladies and gentlemen in their elegant but confined houses. These observations will probably irritate you, but I shall run the risk.” lol get her char

[@joshbryant6366]

also i don’t read thrillers much but i did like patricia highsmith’s The talented Mr Ripley! that book bangs

[@cs0p]

charlotte ate that broad up

[@geegee6752]

Now I wanna do a scavenger hunt and unhaul shit.

[@cs0p]

HAHAHA amen.

[@anurlailika]

Yooo I just watched your bookshelf tour vid and now you're cleaning it out? 😭

[@cs0p]

AHAHAH I'm over reading 😤

[@user-ny5pu6kp3d]

Hi I’m from Saudi Arabia 🇸🇦 and I like your videos thanks 🙌🏼

[@cs0p]

Hey!! Thank you for watching ;)

[@aiswaria_samyuktha]

I took the intro personally 😂😂😂. Also Atwood did not do justice to the sequel. To not read it is a right choice 🙌

[@cs0p]

hahhaa the atwood sequel gives me go set a watchman energy and I'm not a fan

[@vikicutdem]

16:44 nooo the purple one is so much prettier

[@cs0p]

i knowwww I love the covers just not the editions, which is irrational ik

[@ghostcake836]

Maybe you could sand the name off / paint the edges like watch some book binding videos on KZbin. That’s how I clean up some of my thrifted books

[@cs0p]

dabbing some paint is actually brilliant, thank you I will try in the future ;)

[@fullmoon3334]

Wow! ❤

[@cs0p]

[@AdrianasWonderland]

damn thats a lot of books, you can sell me few ahaha

[@cs0p]

You can have them for free ;)

[@After_party_wizard]

hi from morocco am a new subsriber :D

[@cs0p]

heyy morocco good to see you here ;)

[@MrBlakebaerwald]

It’s probably too late but The Selfish Gene changed my life.

[@cs0p]

dam dam dam how so...

[@litol.spring]

Actually read sapiens and the only topic that I was interested in was about how we started using currency. Just like you, i started it cause i 'supposedly' love nonfic 😂. Meh

[@cs0p]

lmaoo I'm glad I got rid of it

[@Sebastian-hl6oi]

I've been meaning to get into Lisa Jewel because I have a friend who really loves her. Which one did you read?

[@cs0p]

I read Watching You. I remember it being pretty fun, I just don't see myself reaching for another one over the books I have rn. I say go for it. Lmk what you think--I'd definitely read another if my friend read and loved one

[@sashah-elabd]

honestly, i thought i wasn't gonna agree with these, but i completely agree. kill these books!

[@cs0p]

;)) KILLED 🫶

[@Meggalunvaniagoinginsane]

This is gonna sound pretentious but have you read the catcher in the rye? If you have i would really like to hear your opinion about it. Personally love it:-)

[@cs0p]

I haven't!! but I'll try and fit it in a video and let you know my thoughts ;)

[@Nopi9]

Saying Dutch house is the book that catapulted he to literary stardom holding up prize winning bel canto is the wildest take

[@cs0p]

bel canto was her breakout novel, but it wasn't a finalist for the pulitzer prize

[@Nopi9]

@@cs0p yeah but it won the women’s prize then orange prize and two other of her books were shortlisted for the prize and commonwealth was a whole films . By that logic Barbara kingsolver had her breakout last month

[@cs0p]

@@Nopi9 poisonwood bible was a pulitzer finalist in 1999 babe 😘

[@kathleena4038]

You are wise beyond your years! I wonder about people who don’t read fiction; I think it would be miserable to be stuck in your own head with your own stuff ALL THE TIME….yikes

[@lollove9974]

…I am not a dirty pervert, anywaysssss I too get easily influenced by the authors or readers I look up too, and too get highly disappointed and hurt when these book fell.

[@cs0p]

ahhaha whatever you say 😉--I have to highly vet my books these days to make sure I'll enjoy or at the very least appreciate them because reading a bad book is the worst

[@SyMpHOny893]

youre like if uncarley and ana wallace johnson had a baby. aka im subscribing 😂

[@cs0p]

lmao thank you🫶

[@aulisander]

hating jane austen based on sense and sensibility is kind of real. like i love her, but that book sucks.

[@theresamccarter1124]

Purging books is one of the most difficult, stressful things I’ve ever done! Let’s see who you have rejected. I’m gonna have to fight you on the Jane Austen thing.

[@cs0p]

hahaha she's just not for me 🫣🫶

[@AndriusReadsBooksSometimes]

lmao I can relate to the Jane Austen hate. Well, I don't think I actually hate her anymore, I'm a little bit more open to her stuff after reading Persuasion, which had some nice writing and was a generally comfy read, but like... that's supposed to be her best, most mature book, and I only sort of liked it. I definitely still think she's way overrated. I couldn't imagine listening to audiobook versions, that seems like it would make the books even worse.

[@cs0p]

That's what I'm saying! I'm sure the books are like fine, just not for me not for me not for me and there are so many other way more talented writers I'll never spend time exploring her work

[@sumayyahbir]

hi from trinidad and tobago! new subscriber here, i’m really enjoying your videos so far! just wondering if you have goodreads? i’d love to follow your reviews if you do! looking forward to more of your content

[@cs0p]

Hey!! I don't have one, but it seems like I might have to make one because everyone is asking! 🫣 Thank you for watching;))

[@myriam8190]

You’re missing out by not reading Jane Austen 😢 Maybe read them instead of listening to them? Jane Austen is hilarious.

[@AshArtois]

How do I find you in Goodreads?

[@cs0p]

I'm making one! Keep your eyes peeled for the deets in my nxt vid ;)

[@cs0p]

wait that's a lie I am so sorry for tricking you. I might make one another time but I don't think I'd keep up with it now 🙈

[@AshArtois]

Slowly hides “how not to be wrong” under my iPad so you can’t see I’m literally in the middle of reading it but got distracted by your video….

[@cs0p]

HAHAHAH TELL ME IF ITS GOOD

[@hertyhert112]

🎉🎉😂😂😂

[@cs0p]

😝😝😝

[@LeaReads]

Note on Emma/Clueless: as someone who loves the movie Clueless, I still had the hardest time getting through Emma since it was so boring (even with audiobook). You won’t be missing out 😂

[@cs0p]

good to hear good to hear--I will stick to watching clueless and hating Jane Austen ;)

[@matastrakova2179]

I tried to read Emma 3 times (one of those attempts was audiobook) and I managed to read about 3 chapters each time

[@amritasengupta5251]

Hii New sub here.

[@cs0p]

hey ;)) welcome

[@user-wu2pp3xq9t]

you so cute!!!! hello from russia!!

[@cs0p]

heyy russia!! ;)

[@Minauses]

Let me bully you into reading Sapiens?

[@cs0p]

hahahah it's SO LONG 🫣😩

[@LoreReads7]

I am feeling extremely vindicated about the “Sense and Sensibility” talk here. I HATED that book and I wish I had stopped reading it.

[@cs0p]

lmao good good good--Austen just isn't for us

[@harryr5785]

EXCUSE ME!!!!!!! YOU HATE JANE AUSTEN?? SIR IM GONNA SUBSCRIBE YOU OUT OF SPITE!!

[@cs0p]

Dont dooooo it ;( hahaha I love tons of ppl who love her! I'm all for a diverse book community 😛🫣