Absinthe, Uranium, and Ballerinas | Exciting New Book Releases in October, November, December 2024

[@raquelfigueroa5539]

You are my favorite book tube person. Love that you recommend nonfiction books, which are my favorite types of books to read.

[@KateIrish-y5c]

I could watch your videos all day....I wish you had a podcast! Really looking forward to picking a few of these up!

[@lifewithlindsey1920]

You talk about all the books no one else does. And I love it.

[@staciecats7801]

I began watching your channel about 6 months ago....and now wait for each episode with great interest. You had recommended books that I would never have heard about. I just finish "Along Came A Llama" and thoroughly enjoyed it. Thank you!

[@micminneman8545]

You have such an eclectic reading palette. I love that you bring to us that aren’t all the big hype’s. I’ve just added 5 books to my TBR.

[@byronsbrain]

WOW what a list, I'll be adding a lot of these to my TBR. Can't wait for non-fiction November. Thank you!

[@joanneskinner5169]

Me too. I've listed SE🎉VEN!!!!!

[@maryshimp2664]

Love how you refer to your never ending TBR! Mine probably is longer than yours as I am 30 years older! It never ends!

[@redheadreading]

Family Romance sounds fantastic, definitely need to get my hands on that! You always select the most interesting titles to highlight, really appreciate these videos you do 😊

[@launchedathousand]

The Resurrectionist sounds so intriguing! You had me at Gothic and grave robbing. The Absinthe true crime sounds like it'll be a wild ride, can't wait to hear more about it.

[@rahulvyasplo]

I can't recommend Beasts of a Little Land by Juhea Kim enough! I absolutely loved it!

[@philnasmith9755]

Love the MASQUERADE cover - gorgeous.

[@anne-marie339]

I preordered The Serviceberry this summer - it's definitely a highly anticipated read for me! The Resurrectionist sounds interesting to me - I've also read a lot about the phenomenon in nonfiction so a historical fiction could be good

[@lindacasalgrandi292]

I just added the Last Tsar to my Audible list. Thanks😊

[@meztli5279]

I read Radium Girls and The Soul Of An Octopus based off of your recommendations and omg they are brilliant. I wish I could keep up with reading but ,Life, ha ha. Love your channel and thanks to you my interest in nonfiction is growing. Those books really tipped the scales for me.

[@sandyokey7728]

Family romance sounds right up my alley, along with The Last Tsar. ❤️ Thank you, Olive!

[@cassietower9694]

I LOVE your channel. No nonsense, great recommendations!

[@catherinelalonge730]

I’ve added Play Nice and The Serviceberry to my TBR. thank you!

[@MLLatUtube]

I am intrigued by Vanishing Creatures (I already like Rundell's writing) and Sisters in Science. Enjoy your upcoming reads!

[@petrina7883]

You’re looking lovely Olive. Great video - thanks for the non fic recommendations, you always choose the BEST non fic. Books, I’d buy every one if I could afford them.

[@lisahall2577]

Especially Olive your voice is so engaging!!

[@TairineSan]

Pretty interesting release to come! My favorites were The witcher's door and Play nice.

[@sandraraedeer4849]

Thank you I will look forward to some of these. You are my go to for non fiction.

[@robbiewendt]

I want to read Accidental Shepherd when it comes out. Thanks for the recommendation! Your videos are great. Thanks for all the time and effort to create awesome videos!

[@stephenn3727]

Thank you Olive!

[@juliequick5526]

Loved Braiding Sweetgrass so excited by a new book from Robin! Also very interested to hear about the Sisters in Science, I love a good feminist story from the earlier 20th century!

[@MMjones6459]

Sisters in Science is on my holds list. Thanks Olive!

[@caroltanzi29]

Olive: made my list! Love your video. Carol from California

[@bethloubet4650]

Five added to my tbr. You blew it up! 😊

[@getbookish]

Added Chain Reactions to my TBR! Thanks! -Becks

[@ArchibaldRenee]

this format really suits me

[@BookishVicky]

Thank you for putting so many wonderful books on my radar! The new Wall Kimmerer is one of my most anticipated books of the year, and after your video I'm also really looking forward to 'Playing Possum', 'What Lies Beneath', 'Linguaphile' and 'Shy Creatures'. I'll be looking for reviews of 'Eleanore of Avignon' and 'Dear Unknown Friend' and might give them a try too.

[@tammyripp998]

Look forward to What Lies Beneath & Masquerade, others on my list include Dinner for Vampires by Lenz, Women's Hotel by Lavery & Blood Test by Baxter

[@ManieHura]

awesome

[@JesicaMaryqa]

really liked this video

[@rachelmatthews8489]

Thank you Olive. So many books I hadn't heard of on here. I am excited for The Message by Ta Nehisi Coates which is coming out in the UK in October (I'm not sure of its US release date). His essays are so good, I'm expecting great things.

[@EdwardMarkas]

best!!!

[@celestialcircledance]

I loved Gathering moth and Braiding Sweetgrass but think I'll pass on Serviceberry due to its extremely short audible length of one hour . I have definitely filed away a lot of your recommendations to check out! later and thank you kindly !

[@jdesarro73]

Can’t wait for the new WallKimmerer

[@carolynmonahan2488]

Looking forward to Sobel's new book on Marie Curie

[@jacquelinemcmenamin8204]

I payed particular attention to Nov 26th as it’s my birthday. I have Shy Creatures on my audio TBR.

[@HelenSchneider-tl3yh]

Can you recommend a new release in economics field? I am waiting for On The Edge by Nate Silver from my library but would like to pick something good for nonfiction November as well. Your previous recommendations in economics were all excellent!

[@bookofdust]

If I’m not getting Party of Five tea, I’m not reading JLH’s book!

[@badfaith4u]

The Resurrectionist by A. Rae Dunlap sounds fascinating.

[@barbaraferguson3932]

I also added this one to my TBR.

[@TimeTravelReads]

Have you heard that Lindsay Chervinsky just came out with a book about John Adams's presidency? I'm over halfway through. It's really good.

[@edwardramirez9213]

I am a new book writer. I wrote the book Death Count. It is a Space Opera. I have just finished the second book. I am hopping you are willing to try the read. Thank you.

[@edwardramirez9213]

I love your shows.

[@Heothbremel]

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[@gnostic268]

Robin Wall-Kimmerer writes her books as if they are a homogenous view of Native people but in general her books are not supported by most people in the larger Nativr community. Although she is enrolled in a tribe in Oklahoma, she didn't grow up there and does not do any work in her community. Her mother is not Native and she is from New Yprk state where RWK grew up. New York is also the ancestral homelanfs of Native tribes which RWK has no connection to. As an enrolled Native, it seems exploitative to manufacture some "ancestral Indigenous wisdom" in order to get book deals when they're not based on any Native knowledge, it's all her own ideas and it's a good thing that her books are labrled fiction. Too many people take her writings as if they are guide books.