7 books i want to read that nobody cares about

Here are some books that will never be popular on booktube but that I still really want to read!
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[@rinceyreads]

Honestly, I prefer this type of video over hearing about the books everyone is talking about. Please do more of them!

[@ArielBissett]

rincey reads It’s so nice seeing you in my comments, Rincey! And thanks for your kind words 🙈 I’m so surprised at the incredible response this video has had, so I’ll definitely be making a sequel!

[@rachelblack8097]

Yes definitely!

[@LuckyGuu]

You love George Orwell (so I love you), but are you into JOAN BAEZ? Alejandra Guzman?

[@lionelmarkus515]

I realize Im kind of randomly asking but do anybody know of a good place to stream new movies online ?

[@masonlochlan8389]

@Lionel Markus flixportal

[@shannont3115]

I love this! I'm so sick of reading the same, hyped, YA books... Rainbow Rowell, Cassandra Clare, Sarah J. Maas, John Green, I love you all, I just need something different. I don't want to be judged or questioned for reading that small book that is simply filled with short stories about somebodies everyday life by an author people have never heard of, or the non fiction book that someone saw on their parents' bookshelf and would never think to pick up, or that history book that people just have no idea why I'm reading because "you're not even in school Shannon, you don't have to read that!" etc etc etc. I read to learn. I read to escape and not necessarily to Hogwarts or Camp Half Blood, but instead to the real past and present, just those that aren't MY past and present - to the minds of those who have lived before, and into the lives of those who are walking the same earth as me now. I cannot get that from the books in the "most popular teen fiction" section in Waterstones, which is why I am SO thankful for these kinds of videos.

[@BiblioAtlas]

Unpopular, neglected, unsung books? * pulls up chair & ginormous bag of popcorn *

[@wanderswonders9400]

haha that was me!

[@SavidgeReads]

I looooooved this video so much. Please do it again. That Frida journal looks stunning. Books about underground and the Underground are always interesting. Flaneuse is a book I’ve been debating for a while it got quite the UK buzz for a while. Ps. I also loved your competitive reading video but couldn’t think of something coherent to say.

[@ArielBissett]

SavidgeReads thank you so much, Simon!! 🙈

[@amalbooks6968]

OH MY GOD arriel , your videos are so different and outstanding ! please do more , especially chatty ones

[@greenlifenurseryswatpakist3261]

Dear AMAL BOOKS, i hope you are fine.We are a global peace organization "World People's Movement". We need you to make a video for us. Please visit the links for more information about us. wpmcampaign.blogspot.com/ peoplesmovementofworld.blogspot.com/

[@Amysdustybookshelf]

Books I want to read that nobody cares about...95% of what I read falls into this category I think, haha

[@SilviaKay]

What a lovely idea for a video! Please make more of these 😊I love how you are (I think?) the only big booktuber who talks about niche/obscure books. It's encouraging for other members of the community because it's easy to get the impression that reading tons of super popular YA new releases is somehow a requirement. so... just keep being you :)

[@SuperPao]

I have been on a personal mission lately of finding booktubers that talk about lots of different kinds of books. Been going well so far and really keeps me away from the fatigue of seeing everyone talk about the same book over and over again (though it can be fun to read a book as a part of a huge community, too).

[@SilviaKay]

Super Pao That sounds like a great mission! :) I quite agree: it is nice to read hyped books too because of all the people who read them at roughly the same time. That said, I would love to see Booktube become more receptive to other, lesser-known books (such as these!).

[@Raven-rv9ge]

Super Pao one booktuber i watch who is in to very different books is sophie carlon go check her out I think she is brilliant

[@AeliaReadsBooks]

check out Ashley from climbthestacks she reads a lot of adult literary fiction and I believe some classics too

[@SuperPao]

Thanks for the leads! I am familiar with some of these channels (love Climb the Stacks!) Also love Littlespider9, she reads some great books that are definitely not what most people are talking about.

[@badmothertucker6579]

Thank you for talking about books that no one else is talking about! Personally I do not want to hear 1000 different opinions about the same 3-5 books. I want to hear 3-5 solid opinions on 1000 books that may interest me.

[@badmothertucker6579]

Catalyst Reads Yes, I have stumbled across some interesting booktubers who are reading more diversely, but they are much harder to find. If you have any recommendations, I would love to hear them! Thanks in advance!

[@Yesica1993]

Irrelevant Reader Yes! My thoughts, exactly!

[@hildalev]

I think when booktubers show unpopular books, that's what brings out their unique personality the most, so it is always interesting to watch, much more than the same books all the time. And why would you think noone would be interested in these? Most of them sound really interesting to me. The Frida Kahlo book looks amazing!

[@DiamantaBralova]

THANK YOU and any youtuber who recommends books people don´t talk about. These are my favourite kind of content on here!

[@SaruStuff124]

Can you consider making a video in Spanish (w/ eng subs)? I say "consider" cause I doubt you have a lot of time for that. But man, that would be so cool. I'm gonna be taking up ASL next year, maybe something else, but I'm leaning towards ASL, so. But language in general? Good times. Do it ;P

[@thatclassygirl5094]

SaruStuff124 yes yes to a video in Spanish?

[@Yesica1993]

Yes to this idea! I had no idea she knew Spanish at at all, let alone that it was her first language.

[@maca_mf]

Yes please!!!

[@beepboop9976]

Spanish was your first language??? WHAT?!?! (I’m currently learning Spanish) I rarely read any book-tube-popular books, unless it’s something I’m really interested in but I love booktube as I love seeing people’s enthusiasm around reading and I do sometimes find new books I want to read. While I don’t want to read these books you want to read, I do want to see your excitement and passion and love for reading and your anticipation for these books! Please please do a part 2!

[@crochetingcanuck]

Her mom is from Honduras. If you go back to the first few videos on her channel, the ones filmed in front of a brick wall, they were actually done there as she was living there for a while.

[@beepboop9976]

Crocheting Canuck that’s so interesting. I’m gonna go look

[@greenlifenurseryswatpakist3261]

Dear Jemma G, i hope you are fine.We are a global peace organization "World People's Movement". We need you to make a video for us. Please visit the links for more information about us. wpmcampaign.blogspot.com/ peoplesmovementofworld.blogspot.com/

[@michelleraven1832]

It's refreshing to see a booktuber who talks about diffrent kinds of books. I would love to see more.

[@michelleraven1832]

I know. I've found a few.

[@elyssa2425]

PLEASE DO ANOTHER ONE OF THESE!!! I like mainstream book reviews but I LOVE hearing about new titles I wouldn’t have found otherwise (I read Birds, Art, Life, Death because of your review and adored it!). I’m definitely gonna be checking out ‘Why Poetry’ and ‘Flâneuse’ because of this 💛

[@ArielBissett]

I can always trust you for a confidence boost, haha!

[@Teresebooo]

You're paving the way for adult booktube - go for it!

[@Lucas_ramirez67]

Teresebooo Peter Monn started that trend

[@kshirley58]

I loooove hearing about everyone else’s interests when it comes to the different types of books they love! Especially when the books are “unpopular” it opens up new doors for others as well.

[@saraisreading4231]

I loved this video. It’s like walking into a good indie bookshop and finding a book that you never would have thought to look for. I’d love to see more like this, good job!

[@lolah.8351]

I love unpopular books.

[@kshirley58]

Narwhal Queen, same!

[@ArielBissett]

This is the video for you!!!

[@lolah.8351]

:)

[@chelsiwarden139]

Yes! Same with unpopular music, movies, and other media. Makes me feel a bit like a rebel.

[@Yesica1993]

I would love to read that George Orwell bio! Also, the fact that people write about the most bizarre, random, seemingly uninteresting topics and that at least 1 other person reads it gives me hope that maybe one day I could write a book that at least 1 other person on the planet might read!

[@ArielBissett]

That's such a great take on this! Anything we write, someone will probably like!

[@WhiteRabbitMix]

That Frieda Kahlo book is BEAUTIFUL!

[@SR-nx4er]

Even though this is 3 years old it is gold. Thank you for staying away from all the hype and all the YA

[@TheReadingWerewolf]

The question of whether or not to publish the private journals of famous dead people is a very interesting topic to think about.

[@Karenyamilcastro]

Spanish is your first language? Where you from? Or your family? Sorry if the question is too personal. Love your Vids

[@TheReadingWerewolf]

I get so sick of seeing the same books over and over agien. I love a good unpopular book recomedation.

[@QueenCloveroftheice]

Everyone on booktube always talks about the same damn books, so this was really refreshing. I look forward to the next one!

[@LykaiosFaolan]

If you can talk so passionately about books you haven't read, I would absolutely love to see a video of you talking about these books /after/ you've read them! This video was amazing and so much fun, and I'd love to see more of the niche books you're interested in!

[@ArielBissett]

"reviewing books nobody cares about" ... I HAVE A THING NOW.

[@LykaiosFaolan]

But people /do/ care! xD There are whole corners of Booktube full of people talking about niche books and non-fiction and biographies! Look at all the people commenting saying they love seeing this stuff. :)

[@LukeMaynard]

Speaking as someone who writes books that nobody ever reads, this kind of video is a huge public service. The writing community is richer and more diverse and healthier when you walk off the beaten path a little. Please keep doing them!

[@irisance5633]

i wanna be as enthusiastic about something as ariel was about her books in this video

[@RunwrightReads]

Maybe obscure books become popular when Ariel Bissett talks them. I for one, am adding that Frida Kahlo diary to my TBR now.

[@thawhid4711]

It's not a controversy that you've invented, it's a real thing! I didn't take the module but there was one in my university about the art of letter-writing and one of the core themes that it tackles is the right to privacy. Should we read them? Should we publish them? Does it really matter? We're so interested in providing such a distinctive line between the dead and the living that it's interesting that we cross that line to provide (metaphorically at least) new life to the individual(s). Anyway, rather a long tangent to my initial idea for this comment of: loved the video!

[@rubytaylor2093]

Aha this video is really cool and I'm actually interested in really similar niches. I'm so glad so hear someone else who doesn't hate Yoko Ono as well! She's one of my favourite artists and I find her really interesting.

[@Shaegeeksout]

I want more unpopular books talked about! Keep doing these!

[@ManipulateMePlease]

Hi Ariel I was wondering if you could make some suggestions about feel-good books. I've searched on youtube and every video I found on the topic was centered on easy read rom-coms which are funny and light. That's all good and well, but I'm hoping to come across something with more substance. I've read so many wonderful books lately, but many of them are tinged with sadness and leave me feeling really introspective and sad. I'm looking for books which make you feel hopeful and bright even if they do explore themes which are difficult. I'm thinking of the kind of books that you can read and re-read after a difficult week knowing that they will bring some peace. Any ideas? Thank you, and have a lovely Christmas ahead :)

[@luisenrich5436]

Cual es tu autor latinoamericano favorito? Sorry when you said that you speak spanish, I really felt the need to ask....

[@daysleeper1989]

Luciana Isenrich full videos of Spanish speaking authors would be amazing

[@uriflegler9592]

full videos of Spanish speaking authors in SPANISH! That's even better

[@jhasani79]

Thank you for doing something different. I love that you chose books that are not always being shown. My TBR list just got bigger. Muchas Gracias. Can't wait to read "George Orwell: A Life", who is one of my favorite authors, and the book on Frida Kahlo. The "Why Poetry" stood out to me. As soon as you pulled it up, I was like "I must have that book". Anyway, love this video @ArielBissett!

[@sassiqueen1200]

i love all your videos because of the reason that they are different from other booktubers'. each one is intriguing and insightful

[@SamuelGarcia-kl1gg]

Your Passion is Infectious and the very reason I looked up book reviewers in the first Place ! PLEASE DO MORE !

[@BeautyBookCorner]

Yes, please keep doing these videos. As much as I love, and I mean LOVE, YA books, I do get a little tired of the genre sometimes.

[@LLuna768]

I found your video refreshing and amusing, because I can relate. I get these obsessions about random things or people. Then I search out every scrap of information I can find. Sadly Nobody in my personal life cares about whatever topic I’m obsessing about at the moment. And nobody on BookTube does either. You’ve reminded me that it’s okay to read these books and push the MUST READS aside, take my time, and enjoy the books I really want to read.

[@kenza4010]

I'd watch videos about any of these books! It's so interesting and we actually get to learn some things and engage in deeper conversations. I really do hope you will consider make book discussions about these books !

[@merphynapier42]

I loved this type of video. My thoughts (if you care to hear them) are; try not to worry too much about what kind of videos will give you more clicks or more views. The point of Booktube is to talk about books with other people who love to read. And you've mentioned before that you want to use your platform to help, encourage, educate... be something good in the world. I think videos like this do that because it encourages people to search for something MORE. It's true that you wont get as many clicks but you're a unique, quirky, inspirational person. And (I would think) you want people to watch who want the authentic you. This is you being you. And we love it. People that don't love that won't click. Which kinda sounds like a win to me :)

[@livispivi4387]

It’s so refreshing to watch this, as so many booktubers are obliged to talk about the books they’re sent rather than the books they actually find interesting. The way you speak is so lovely btw (sorry if that’s a weird thing to say, you just have really good diction ahah)

[@GIO-zq6ss]

I’m watching this 2020, I haven’t been on KZbin for years untill quarantining and I forgot how amazing! And HAPPY YOU MAKE ME FEEL! I’m a book freak! And now I’m looking at what booktube is and it’s fun and cool but you grew with your fans and I love that! Nothing but blessing and more reading!

[@AinhoaVDCY]

No sabía que hablaras español! Me encanta la idea del vídeo, besos desde España!

[@PenguinBooksUK]

Flaneuse is one of our favourites! A perfect choice for International Women's Day next week :)

[@daysleeper1989]

We need more of this, please!

[@LaurenB94]

Loved this! It’s so refreshing to see so many “different” videos on your channel. It really makes you stand out. Love your content. Please make another! Keep up the good work!

[@LoInspiredLiving]

I actually own the diary of Frida Kahlo as well! I’m planning on it being my first read of 2018. I think it would be so awesome if you did a video all about Frida and the biographies written about her, there are so many. I also highly recommend Frida by Sebastian Perez and Benjamin Lacombe, which is a beautiful book of artwork that tells her life story. Besides that, I found other books in this video I had never heard of but am really interested in checking out! Thank you for always bringing forth unique and thought provoking content.

[@ArielBissett]

I'm definitely planning on doing this! I want to make a video about 3 or 4 of books about her!

[@tanveer2902]

i recently started watching your videos and can i just say, I LOVE THE WAY YOU TALK ABOUT BOOKS!!!

[@sol9511]

I am loving these videos so much, they are different and insightful and they feel so personal. They re so many channels dedicated to popular YA books that we really don't need more of that. We need more of this! Also, I love the idea of this video. I don't know if it was your intention or not, but you made me excited for books I wouldn't have picked up no my own.

[@rocio9863]

Some Booktubers talking about different books: -Missy from BingeReader: horror, thriller, spooky middle grade -Cameron from Cameron Chaney: Horror paperbacks (giant collection there) -Sam from Thougts on Tomes and Kyle from MissKyleReads: Fantasy, High Fantasy and Science Fiction (girls likes big books and can not lie) -Lala from booksandLala: adult Fiction, contemporánea, thriller a -Joce from squibblesreads: adult Fiction, genre Fiction, some YA -Cece from problemsofabooknerd: LGBTQIA+ Fiction -Kitty from Kitty G and Natashay from myreadingisodd: mix of books -Sophie Carlon: adult Fiction and weird stuff -Mercy from MercysBookishMusings: adult Fiction -Carol from thereaderwallflower and Jessica from PeaceLoveBooksxo: New Adult, contemporary, romance

[@emmanordgren6086]

This is an old video, and you may not see this but I'm sure you still wonder about this occasionally. In my opinion, sharing books that we have no idea about is very beneficial and useful, because that's the whole point of booktube, isn't it? Sure, talking about the hyped books is fun but if you think back, the talking to other people used to be the way we found out about new reads, whether it be a classic or new release. So, sharing books no one knows about could arguably be worth even more because maybe that's THE book someone needs? All in all, booktube enables us to share books, it tends to focus on new releases and hyped/central/viral books but that wasn't and isn't booktube's sole purpose. We're here to share books, period.

[@LaVidaSegunLily]

Minute 4 and I had to pause it and go to Amazon and buy The diary of Frida Kahlo.

[@trina7012]

Ariel, Y O U should research and write a George Orwell biography.............!!!!!!

[@TheCamillion]

Loved this!! Seriously considering doing this for my next video schedule gap (and of course I’ll give you credit for the idea) ^.^ As an English student, I have become very familiar with the image of the flaneur, so I’d love to read Flaneuse!

[@danecobain]

This is awesome :) Yeah, people say Yoko tore apart the Beatles. They fail to mention that the Beatles were already falling apart and that Yoko and her artwork inspired some of John's best work. Regardless of all that crap, I have a lot of respect for her for the stuff she's done for humanitarian causes.

[@JeremiahTatola]

I dig the hair today!!!

[@ArielBissett]

Thank you! I gave myself bangs in a moment of intense procrastination the other day!

[@JeremiahTatola]

Isn't that how everything comes to be?? Procrastination is inspiration! I think think they're banging!!! hehe

[@prcusenprnces]

I know this video is a couple of years old but I just had to comment. I absolutely loved this video! I love watching people talk about things they are passionate about and this video oozed passion!! I can see so much true excitement when you talk about these books and I love seeing someone talk about books that aren’t popular.

[@LunaThatsMe]

I really enjoyed this video! I would love a second part (or even make it a series because I don't think you'll stop gathering interesting underrated books). You really are a unique person and I love your excitement as well as the way you talk about things and discuss them. I also really liked seeing you this giddy in this video ^_^

[@228MOHAMED]

DrainedInVenom I'm completely by you side because thats just what i felt during this video and its my first video and i was like we share alot in comman 😃✋

[@dummytree]

Well, I'm interested in those Ariel. The only one I've read so far was Yoko Ono's. I read it on the train and actually enjoyed it.

[@kittyyourock]

I care :')

[@ArielBissett]

😭😭😭❤️❤️❤️

[@bykchoi]

Ooh my friend was reading flaneuse and it sounded so interesting!!

[@kenza4010]

12:30 cracked me up

[@KLR307]

You mentioned Frieda Kahlo's ethnicity, and I just wanted to toss out there that there has been a history of German immigration to Mexico. I also want to point out that categorizing race and ethnicity is a very tricky thing. It varies from person to person and from country to country. People from different parts of the world have different ways of looking at race and ethnicity and keep in mind that there are many people in thw U.S. with a different ethnic background, but identify as American. I hope you enjoy your stack of books once you get the chance to read them.

[@WriterNinja]

Best video title ever.^

[@felimun0119]

This was wonderful to watch! Could you make a part two when you have read the books?

[@erika_337]

I will definitely look into Grapefruit! I did a presentation in AP History about why Yoko Ono should be in history books. My teacher was a huge believer that Yoko broke up the Beatles. I talked about her activism, and I almost turned him over! Great video! I love learning about books that no one talks about. It gets a bit boring hearing about the same books over and over again.

[@taceitac]

please continue with this i loved it! can only speak for myself, ive been watching booktube videos for years now, but my reading interests have obviously expanded so ive felt distanced from the ya-centred booktube for a while now...this would be such a refreshing format!

[@majkenulvag4147]

Why Have I only just found you?! This was a DELIGHT

[@priscilabessa3425]

Do a part two pleaseee. I love hearing about books that nobody talks about in the media.

[@SuperIsabela2]

Was my first time watching your videos and you have a great energy :)

[@marianryan2991]

I totally loved Flaneuse! Read it, read it soon! I reviewed it for a US newspaper and completely gushed about it. I also have the Frida Kahlo journal book and am dying to read it. Moved recently and I'm not sure where it is, but you have inspired me to find it. I'm also getting into Kahlo. Great video.

[@jentlestrength]

I could listen to you talk about books alllll day

[@cristalgonzalez8504]

WAIT A MOMENTTTTTT! YOU SPEAK SPANISH?!?!!!!! IT IS YOUR FIRST LANGUAGE?!! OMG! Holaaaaaaaaaaaaaa! Qué brutal en serio, haz vídeos en español también 😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃.

[@alinareadsanddrinks9235]

I love finding weird but interesting books at used bookstores that make me think "hmm yes I do want to know why having a name is important " or "yes I do need to know more about whales" Lol it's so interesting and fun to find books that wouldn't normally be found in B&N or big bookstores

[@thebookbelle]

yessss I love this video!! It's given me lots of new books to check out that I probably wouldn't have heard of otherwise! xx

[@seahorse7fly]

I love this video -- you should definitely do more like it!!

[@janina6206]

L O V E. the. idea. Definitely would want more videos like this.

[@hannahryder9055]

I LOVED THIS VIDEO!!!!!! No offense to any of the other booktubers out there, but I often get tired of seeing the same old, same old popular books. I'm also trying to read outside of my comfort zone and I think these kinds of videos will be really helpful and interesting!!

[@trinidadbaranao7728]

Hablas español??!!!😮😲😲😲😲😲😲😲😲😲😲😲😲 o por dios saludos desde chile . Eres genial. Me encanto este video . Amo tu canal saludos💟💟💟

[@sk69to96]

"It's literally about women walking." LMFAO. You're hilarious man. Good vid!

[@izzyedwards908]

i know this is an old vid but I just loveee this so much

[@QuetzalAndrea]

MAKE A VIDEO SPEAKING IN SPANISH!!!!!!!! I will completetly love that, please. You look beautiful as always.

[@enriqueramos2426]

let us know what you think of the Frida Khalo book. And what a surprise that you speak spanish. Jamás se me habría ocurrido jajaja Cuéntanos qué te pareció cuando lo acabes. Saludos desde México.

[@itsiwhatitsi]

All books by Chuck Palahniuk, all books by Jodorowsky, all books by Luis Borges plus the Plato's Symposium. These are my suggestions. Very nice video and channel by the way.

[@SamanthaReading]

loved this video idea! I love knowing what everyone's specific interests are this way, instead of just what's popular! obviously there's merit in the popular books on booktube, but there are SO MANY OTHER great books worth exploring!

[@LittleSweettt]

OMG!! I didn’t know you speak Spanish!! In fact, the second you said that showing us the Frida’s biography I jumped into Amazon because you have to read this book ❤️ Frida Kahlo. Una biografía (LIBROS ILUSTRADOS) www.amazon.es/dp/8426403433/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_LUDkAbM8F812X Bye!

[@kixxyskuld]

Después de AÑOS me entero ahora de que hablas español! 😂 Un vídeo hablando en español (con subtítulos en inglés, claro) sería genial! Un abrazo desde España 💞

[@sydne878]

I love how articulate you are! And I love finding quirky books. More quirky books! ALL THE QUIRKY BOOKS!

[@santanasg8445]

Haz otro video con más recomendaciones así! Me intereso mucho lo que mencionaste de Frida Kahlo, es un gran símbolo nacional (soy mexicana :) ) así como feminista, y realmente muy poca gente conoce en realidad su historia, aparte el libro está super hermosa, definitivamente lo agregaré a mi TBR :D Greetings from Mexico!

[@rachelmonge3931]

Español fue su primer idioma?? Vaya! Yo deseo aprender mucho inglés... Espero hablar como usted algún día.. creo que iré a leer el libro de Frida Kahlo 💕 saludos desde Costa Rica.

[@SereniaSaissa]

Today is 1 July 2019 - Canada day!! Yes I live in Canada. But I have always preferred to read non fiction, historical fiction and some sci-fi. Most of the non fiction I read is biographies and memoirs. but NOONE EVER WANTS TO TALK ABOUT NON FICTION ON BOOKTUBE!!! Which often gets me depressed. You are a breath of fresh air and i just found you today!!! I have been watching booktube for years!! How come I never saw you before today? Lets see - you came up in the recommended list from Tomes and Tunes channel, and she was doing her 2019 NEWTS TBR which had been announced less than 24 hours earlier by the creator, G from Book roast. I do like doing the OWLS and NEWTS read-a-thons from Book Roast. She is pretty big into Harry Potter. So now I am going to watch somwe of your earlier stuff. I certainly loved this video. I loved the SPONTANEITY of you choosing your books, and yes I would LOVE to see the rest of the books in a second video. PS I would LOVE to find the Frieda Kahlo diary because I LOVE Art and Art History!!

[@Betul-uf2cu]

Ariel, I started watching booktube in the summer of 2015, it has been 2.5 years now. Honestly, I am kinda sick of same books going AROUND and AROUND in everyone's channels, so I REALLY LOVED 💞 this book haul of yours! keep doing you 👍🏼

[@divinuminfernum]

read collected works of Georg Buechner, his plays, letters, fragments and political writings: read the Hessische Landbote, Woyzeck, Lenz, Danton's Tod

[@VanessaMarieCreates]

I love how excited you are throughout this video :) I think "Scratch" and "Why Poetry" sound really interesting. I'm not a huge fan of poetry, BECAUSE I had to dissect it in school, and I enjoy reading for entertainment rather than reading to analyze things. But Why Poetry sounds like an interesting book that could change my opinion on them!

[@claaaaaara]

I LOVED this video so much!!! tbh, most of my reading is about books nobody cares and this video spoke to my SOUL (specially because I'd read everything you showed?????? idk) About Frida Kahlo's journal: I actually hate her work, but this book is AMAZING!!! It's basically an art journal and this is perfect???? I wish her paints were like her journals tbh hahaha About Why Poetry and the idea of accessibility to poetry: I don't know if you know something about Brazilian literature, but during the 60's and 70's there was a literature movement called "poesia marginal" (marginal poetry), which consisted basic in a lot of jokes and puns, and the main feature of those poems was being accessible for the public in alternative ways (cause dictatorship and all). Anyway, I thought you may like it! Please, do more videos like this!!!! Random books are the best!

[@ShakespeareandSuch]

This is my FAVORITE kind of TBR. Whenever people talk about the same popular books you have to listen to the same synopsis over and over as well as the classic “I know I should have read this already...” (plus hello... what’s up with the reader guilt? Let’s read whatever we want whenever we want!). But with this kind of video we really get to hear your passion and genuine interest in these subjects, as well as being exposed to books that most of us have not heard of before. Plus, the title made me laugh. Edit: And I also have Flâneuse on my shelf! It is super random but I agree that the idea of it just sounds really interesting.

[@EmilyDoolittle2]

You’re going to make unpopular books popular. The secrets out.

[@Mrsjow]

This video summaries exactly why I love your channel ! Different books, different content, a real opinion ! THANK YOU !!

[@irenervbooks]

I didn't know that Spanish was your first language!!! OMG!!! I'm from Spain and I would love to watch one of your videos talking in Spanish, it would be amazing!!!!