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[@nhatduy71]

with this lighting emma is truly looking like a golden age hollywood actress 🤩

[@WippSheridan]

I think she looks like one of the aunts of Elizabeth I may have looked like. Stunning.

[@emmiereads]

Haha thank you!

[@__loveball]

absolutely i had to stop for a moment cause i was taken aback by how she is so beautiful

[@rimhasnaoui9996]

i even showed her to my sister, i was like look how beautiful she is and her naiiillsss and the riiings and the dressss 😍😍

[@readamongthestars9228]

I came up with a list of potential crab names: 1. Leonardo DePinchy 2. The Great Crabsby 3. Mr. Warren Pinch 4. Emily Pincherson 5. Crabbatha Christie 6. Ernest Crabbingway 7. Crab of Green Gables I can possibly provide more upon request. I hope you're having a great day, Emma!

[@emmiereads]

Love this😂

[@emmawills4112]

Crabatha Christie is so good lol

[@suhairmaaz4917]

I'd started one hundred years of solitude because of how much you'd recommend it and I just finished it. I LOVE IT SM it's definitely one of my favs now tysm

[@emmiereads]

THATS AMAZING so happy for you 🥹

[@Jennarm]

Lol same I just finished it yesterday I don’t know how I feel about it yet but I’m glad I read it:)

[@Booksformonika]

I also read it because of Emma . I didn’t get it. All the same names confused me. 😊

[@ead630]

David Copperfield is actually my favorite novel. One of the things I love about it is its pure sentimentality, a wonderance of why the bliss of our deepest youth can't just stay uncorrupted by troubles. I'd suggest just reading as if it were a teary-eyed telling of story to a friend or to a love, it really makes the beauty of it come alive.

[@caora100]

claudia... ideal name for that little crab imo

[@LexieMoon321]

What about Clawdia (Like the character from Monster High)?

[@emmiereads]

I love it🥹

[@efluvial]

Now 73% through A Gentleman in Moscow. Totally takes place in a high end hotel, lots of Russian literary references, a cozy read.

[@evien190]

So cute! What about Crabigail 🦀

[@emmiereads]

I love Crabigail 🥲

[@halfgodfairy8654]

You literally look like a goddess on thumbnail, which is fitting, bc you just saved my day with this video ahh

[@Lizmilly108]

I read David Copperfield few years ago and really enjoyed it. I dont know how to say this without spoilers but due to the end David really suprised me, his thoughts (about life and his relathionships with women) were actually very relatable and people still to this day go through the same stuff. So that part definetly stood up for me.

[@emmiereads]

Ooh okay I’ll look forward to the end - in more ways than one😂

[@cutenot]

@Elizaveta Mil I want to attend the liveshow, but I don't think I'll be able to finish David Copperfield in time. Would you say it is worth finishing David Copperfield even if it gets spoiled during the liveshow?

[@Lizmilly108]

​@@cutenot i think its worth it anyway)

[@claaaaaara]

emma, i literally screamed when you said you'll read the hour of star!! the first paragraph is one of the most beautiful piece of literature ever!

[@emmiereads]

haha brb gonna go read it right now

[@Tolstoy111]

With CITR, make sure to not confuse the character with the novel as a whole. People who dislike it seem to go on about how much they hate the character - that means that Salinger captured the character that vividly. His other fiction is from the point of view of different characters and has a completely different flavor.

[@ghostinthearchives]

i find that a lot of people say they hate the book just because the character is a bit of a dick, because they don't seem to get that that's the whole point lol

[@Tolstoy111]

@@ghostinthearchives And more generally, you don't have to like a character to appreciate the larger work.

[@WateryFire]

Franny and Zooey ❤️ Salinger is such a good writer.

[@FlyingTeacup]

What also must not be overlooked is that Salinger fought in WW2 and was present at the landing at Utah Beach during D-Day. I feel it does give him leeway to write in whatever voice and whatever unlikable character he wants.

[@alskdkfjghd]

I think they also forget that the main character is a teenager experiencing a lot of loneliness, trauma, and general teen angst lol. Of course he was going to be “bratty”, he’s a kid!!

[@lizbeth.lowpez]

The Catcher in the Rye was my favorite novel as a teen! I hope you enjoy it as much as I did ❤️

[@Ricky-es9vg]

I read David Copperfield in the winter and it’s probably my favorite English written novel I have read. It was one of those ones that left something in me. I will reread it one day when the time comes.

[@lea4846]

Ahh the hour of the star is my favorite book of all time!!! I read it 2 years ago - it made my soul rattle in my lil body and my own writing has not been the same thereafter. They don't call her hurricane clarice for nothing... I am so, so excited you're reading it:) love this video, thank you Emma your channel has always been and always will be my comfort space

[@anaalicemiranda976]

I'm Portuguese and Blindness is one of my favorite books by José Saramago, it's soooo addicting, but yeah totally haunting

[@fiza3347]

i love the frequent emmie uploads the videos are just so cozy

[@emmiereads]

I'm so glad!❤❤❤

[@stevenklinden]

"It's not about Calcifer" - Boo, Calcifer should be the protagonist of every book. I didn't love Catcher in the Rye (we read it in high school), but much more recently I read Salinger's short story collection Nine Stories, and I _loved_ those stories.

[@aishikisen4115]

your channel oozes so much comfort and calm

[@Pursuitsofmybookishheart]

I have Legends and Lattes as my bookclub suggestion for next month. I am also the kind of person that listens to medieval Lofi. I really just want my friends to chose the peace and quiet while we clean mugs and eat brownies. 😅 It’s just the best summation of what my life needs RN as I am putting out the patio furniture after a really harsh winter.

[@maisarah961]

Wow. I’m really thrilled that you’ll be reading ‘Hour of the Star’ by Clarice Lispector. Frankly, I’m thrilled to hear what you’ll have to say about this one. I read ‘Hour of the Star’ in 2014. I was 24 and it was my very first Lispector. I wept and I laughed and I wept. I was transported to very depths of my soul. Lispector is one for all ages and that’s what I love most about her. She’s so otherworldly and earthbound at the same time. Simply magical! Have fun! 🤍🤍🤍

[@marylee2953]

Hi Emma! I've been such a big fan of your content for a while now, but recently found myself feeling down or disappointed in myself while watching bookish content and seeing how much more everyone else seemed to be able to read than I could. Because of that, I've been avoiding booktube videos for a while (including yours :/) to help save some shred of my confidence. However, I decided today that I missed watching your videos and clicked on this one, and I'm so glad that I did! A reason I've always loved your videos is your blatant honesty and very realistic (yet casual!) way of breaking down complex books. The casual and chatty vibe of this video (and all of your tbr vids) is exactly what I needed to remind myself that reading doesn't have to be some huge, scary task. As someone who loves reading, but struggles to focus and read books quickly, it's nice to be reminded that reading is supposed to be fun and not a competition. Even though you will definitely always be able to read way more books than I can (lol), your casual-yet-confident approach to reading inspires me to have that same confidence, too!

[@staceysreadingcorner]

I read catcher in the rye at school and again in adulthood and still love it hope you love it too

[@pprincessanika]

"A hora da estrela" from Lispector became one of my favorites books, the way she write things that are in her head make you get inside her soul and it is a very chaotic soul

[@belladonnaoflicorice]

omg i can't wait to hear your thoughts on catcher in the rye! i loved it when i read it at 16, maybe it's time for a reread lmao i wonder if i'd still love it now. also your top is so pretty omg you look like a princess

[@emmiereads]

50 pages in so far and really liking it!! Thank you dear💙💙

[@belladonnaoflicorice]

​@@emmiereads oooh, really glad to hear that! I'll definitely tune in for the game of tomes live show, I'm sure it's gonna be interesting!

[@lorilimper5429]

ash, I would strongly recommend reading it again. The last time I read it was 19 years ago. I read it again yesterday and had a totally different perspective. It's different every time I read it

[@nicolefegan]

ma'am that thumbnail? you look stunning!

[@nicolefegan]

also omg you are gonna LOVE Hour of the Star, one of my all-time favorites

[@emmiereads]

thank you beautiful!!

[@ghostinthearchives]

i hope you love legends and lattes as much as i did, i barely read fantasy because it always feels like such an endeavour but i read l&l in a day or two and it made me feel so so so comfy and cosy and happy. it was exactly what i always want from a fantasy, similar to how howl's moving castle made me feel.

[@gabrielle_vx]

Yes!! The Rez Sisters was so good - I cried multiple times.

[@ophelia.underwater]

Blindness is definitely one of my new favorites. It was required reading for uni, and I was absolutely amazed! ❤️ glad you love it as well.

[@cainabel2009]

Your skin is so clear plus the lightning makes you look incredible. OMG your skin is amazing, amazing I tell you.

[@gabrielfeltham9992]

With David Copperfield what I loved about it most was the atmosphere of Found Family that the whole book has throughout (in my opinion) especially with David’s Aunt, Mr Dick and the Peggottys. I did find Dora insufferable however (although I’m hoping that was Dickens’ intention)

[@circleofleaves2676]

I found Dora insufferable too, and didn't buy that love story at all. It seemed more that he liked the idea of having a wife.

[@d3ppy_1n_w0nderl4nd]

first of all you look sooo so gorgeous with that lighting and i LOVEE your rings- but anyways, i'm exactly halfway through david copperfield and like 70 pages through the picture of dorian gray (i had always felt kind of intimidated by it but ik it's one of your favorite books and this month i was like heck yes i'm finally gonna pick this up and so far it's a 5/5 for me i absolutely adore it, the writing is everythingg). now about david copperfield- i'm not exactly sure how to describe it but the way dickens writes... he gets me. like he thinks exactly the same way as i do. i'm not particularly invested in any of the characters (david's aunt is an absolute icon tho) and we kind of have similar thoughts on the book as a whole except i'm lowkey enjoying it and i can't figure out why- that's it love u sm emma keep up the good work💙💙

[@DamnCreeteur]

Have you figured out who he will end up marrying?

[@kianahendi4003]

FINALLY READING HOUR OF THE STAR YAAASSS , I've been waiting for this moment forever. i hope you enjoy it as much as I did emma. 🤩

[@bookoffholicbookwart5945]

Legends and lattes is such a gem. You will LOVEEEEE Mr. Thimbles Emma.

[@mariafernandaottonidossant657]

clarice lispector's book is just the best one I've ever read!!! so excited to see you talking about it

[@sharu4812]

Thank you so much for all the reccos Emmie.you're a inspiring personality.your all the vlogs are one of my favourite things on yt.well how's everything?lovelove♥️♥️✨

[@jinuelzymon]

i'm so soooo thrilled that you'll read 'the hour of the star' by clarice lispector!!!! i read it in march and it's my favorite book of this year so far! can't wait to hear your thoughts on it

[@anastasiakamishova1776]

this is literally luntik! I can't think about any other name for this beautiful toy😍

[@lunaginebra]

I always find so much peace in each one of your videos, Emma! Also I love your rings and earrings!!❤ I’m trying to read The president, Flush, Nana, Waiting for Godot and The savage detectives. And I’m so excited that you’re reading Clarice Lispector!! I’ve been wanting to read a lot of happy and wholesome books too, but I feel like it’s so common to have just the opposite in our shelves 😭

[@pendragon2012]

I'm currently reading and enjoying The Idiot by Dostoevsky. Might be my favorite by him. I agree with you about David Copperfield. It was Dickens' favorite and my teacher in high school loved it but it was not my code at all. TBH, I actually enjoyed Bleak House (there's a title!) best. Great video, Emma--hope you have a great week!

[@deeadeb5763]

Emma! Can you do a video about your thesis - like the planning process, how you’re structuring things, how you’re doing research, etc? I am going into 4th year this year and really wanna know a bit more before I decide. Plsssssssssss 😅

[@biancaparreira1052]

So happy to see you reading Clarice! She's my favorite female author. I hope you like the book, kisses from Brazil 🥰❤

[@flklrvrmr]

Blindness is one of my all time favorites so I’m very happy to hear that you like it!

[@kimbarbeaureads]

Question: Does their vision stay white when their eyes are closed or at night or do they have the relief of darkness?

[@flklrvrmr]

@@kimbarbeaureads from what I can remember they only describe the white blindness almost like being luminous, I don’t remember anyone talking about “seeing” dark again. But I’ve read it 12/13 years ago, maybe Emmie can answer your question better!

[@ophelia.underwater]

​@@kimbarbeaureads hi! It is not disclosed in the book BUT when the first blind man regains his sight he is laying with his eyes closed and starts panicking when everything goes black. So seems like they were always in that milky whitness. Hope I was able to help.

[@tiburon181]

Those first two on the vid are all time favorites !

[@throneofpages]

crabella is already such a good name for your crab plushie 😭😭💗

[@MsBigwoo1]

hour of the star is incredible!!! i absolutely loved it, i hope you do too

[@suzannetol]

Dance dance dance sounds like a book I can relate too a lot as I'm nearly 42. So that peeked my interest. You sponsor is interesting. As a tarot reader myself, I'm always happy to hear when someone had a good experience with tarot. Currently I'm reading mostly cosmic horror book. "Black Wings of Cthulhu vol. 2" is my main read at the moment. It's a collection of short Lovecraftian horror stories. Next on the list is "At Fear's Altar" by Richard Gavin.

[@Mika-lk4bv]

you look like a goddess with that amazing golden hour lighting >.

[@tinagarcia3571]

I have never night on my nightstand but need a mood first, working my way through all of Fredrick Backman's novels, I'm on the 5th one and loving them all so far.

[@williamosterberg4260]

I've never read David Copperfield but I watched the adaptation with Dev Patel recently and loved it !!

[@rollercoastercrazy]

I read David Copperfield a few years ago and the second half of the book was definitely more enjoyable for me than the first as David grows and begins to deal with being an adult I could relate to him more. The aunt is an incredible character! Would recommend the film adaptation with Dev Patel :)

[@annasbooks]

I just love that haircut on you so much! ♥️ i habe recently started uni parallel to working 4 days a week and the extra reading is so much 😂 but im really excited about it! still hope i can get to my personal april tbr 🌸

[@annasbooks]

I also really enjoyed legends and lattes last month!! I thought it could have been even MORE cozy bit still wholesome! 💗💗💗

[@gindokki]

Your book recommendations are fab as always!! And while looking so so stunning Emma!! ❤

[@siobhanphoenix9789]

One of my books this month is an audiobook called Promises and Primroses. It's audible so you can find it there. I feel like if a reader enjoys Jane Austen books and books similar then they are likely to like Promises and Primroses. I love the narrator for this book on audible which is a rare thing for me to say! I hope you like it!

[@mcmhome2]

Just wanted to say icy blue is a great color on you!! You looked so pretty in that top.

[@unrealnikki]

hi, emma. i am currently reading David Copperfield and i am enjoying it so far! i think it's probably because it's my first time reading Charles Dickens. hence, i can't relate with your sentiment about seeing the same things based on his other works that you've already read before. anyway, you look gorgeous! hugs from the Philippines :)

[@nathansnook]

Lispector stan here! very excited for you to read The Hour of the Star! it's a lovely odd one!

[@RestinginGod]

Im gonna binge your channel ❤ looking for a good book to dive in after a long hiatus lol 😊

[@mariboechat11]

i think i’ll get inspired by you and also read clarice lispector! been meaning to read her books forever 😬

[@victoriah.2083]

I do want to read "Blindness" and have had it on "hold" on Libby for awhile and passed it down the queue because so many peeps were waiting and because of other reads I was working on.

[@springluneoracle]

you are ETHERAL here! also calcifers background meows give me seratonin 🥰

[@fionahowellwrites5302]

I added the historical books to my list! Interested in the regency one in particular. :) I did not read that much in April...finished Gideon the Ninth which I loved! And reading Legends and Lattes still.

[@karenbird6727]

Legends and Lattes is such a wonderful book. I think you will be pleased with it.

[@Redbearyoga]

I’m also in a huge reading mood but still can’t seem to finish The Great Hunt in the Wheel of Time Series… might have to put it down for good. But also reading Marietta in Ecstasy which I bought cause it was used and seemed intriguing which is my favorite kind of read! I’ve truly been loving diving into books I know zilch about ✨

[@maiasolaris3255]

I loved so much reading David Copperfield

[@AdriFVA]

You will LOVE the hour of the star!!!!

[@sarahogborn8024]

I have to say, I listened to the audiobook version of David Copperfield read my Richard Armitage and he does such a fantastic job with the narration! Idk what version you’re listening to but most of my enjoyment from that book came from his narration of it! The way he does Uriah Heep (possibly my most hated fictional character lol) is truly spectacular and grimy l!

[@amaples5575]

Keep going with David Copperfield! The middle drags but it's so worth it later on. Some of the main characters definitely aren't the most complex but keep an eye out for some of the minor characters. Rosa Dartle and Steerforth are my favorite characters, not because they're the most likable, but because of what they represent. Rosa in particular is a great character in my opinion.

[@danieladamico5485]

I understand your struggle with David Copperfield, I have to read Tristram Shandy for uni and it's been so hard to get through :(

[@kyelue]

Not sure anyone mentioned what to name your plush but I would recommend Ruffles, because it’s belly reminded me of the chip. Also started One Hundred Years of Solitude because of you! That’s my sole tbr for April.

[@lindamoore3530]

I loved J D Salinger's Catcher in the Rye. Idea for a name for you stuffed crab : Imacrab or Imacrustacean

[@cherrycookie7365]

Curious to hear what you think about The Catcher in the Rye. I found it enjoyable, but at the end, I was confused as to what the point was that the book was trying to make. I mostly liked the middle, I suppose, and the rebellion theme, quitting one's life in a way.

[@saravinaspe2399]

"A hora da estrela" "The Hour of the Star is my favorite book of all time and Clarice Lispector is my favorite author. I'm so glad you're going to read it. I hope you enjoy. ✨️

[@AdrianasWonderland]

you look so beautiful, in every video you look gorgeous and you are one of the most beautiful people that i have ever seen. not only when it comes to looks but also mind and soul

[@idalisreads4444]

I thoroughly enjoy watching all of your videos lol

[@seraphyna07]

undertaking of hart and mercy and swordheart for your next fantasy picks. so so underrated. if you like l&ls romance you will adore these.

[@MAYBEMAYZE]

emma you are GLOWING

[@sergiorivera1656]

That's a very beautiful dress, and good gravy is Calcifer getting big, sweet baby Jesus I remember when he was a small fry. Keep up the good work Emma. Good luck in all your endeavors.

[@r.j.williams]

name suggestion for the crab, going off your crabella, is crabriella. also the lighting in this video is so cool!

[@kokitakoki]

the crab plushie 😍😍😍😍

[@Carolina-rd3gh]

I have Blindness on my TBR for 2023 and 2024 as well. Did you actually managed to read the book of disquiet by Pessoa?

[@denisefreitas6727]

Emma, i know you're the Snow Queen, but the sunlight made you look beautiful! I'm currently reading Macbeth, by Shakespeare.

[@aleavril]

lovely top!! super cute necklace and earrings too xx

[@mattkean1128]

I'm in the middle of The Priory by Dorothy Whipple and am really enjoying it. I think it's one I'll be recommending.

[@asteroefstathiou5407]

I had the same feeling with you when reading blindness.

[@miriamnavarro1305]

cannot relate more to the *crushing on Clarice Lispector* part. 'The Passion According to GH' is one of my favorite books ever. short, stream-of-consciousness vibes all over, kind of a Kafka's Metamorphosis but the cokroach is the center of the universe (?). it's hard to explain without spoiling it, but i super-turbo-ultra-recommend it!!

[@JungianHeights]

Oh I love Wicca and Astrology. I’m a lifelong lover. I started practicing when I was very young!

[@JungianHeights]

I only read for myself, but I love crystals and I am passionate about all of it!

[@michellemp1626]

I definitely want to read Blindness. I looked it up in Amazon and noticed Blindness is book 1 of 2! The second book is titled Seeing. I may have to pick that one up as well. Thanks for the awesome recommendation!!! Great video!

[@raina651]

I adore Catcher in the Rye, it's one of my favorites. I know it has a bad reputation and most people hate Holden - but I never understood why. He's a very real character who is actually really sweet and a good representation of a hurt teen imo. Definitely a great coming of age novel

[@lunapark874]

can't wait to hear your thoughts on catcher. deeply misunderstood character and it breaks my heart the way people talk about him since he accurately represents such a large demographic!

[@PricelessAudiobooks]

00:00 I haven't done a Tbr video in a long time, but I feel it this month. So I picked out many books I hope to read and finish in April. 01:25 I have been struggling with David Copperfield for a really long time. The writing style has changed since Zombie and Son, and I'm reading Dickens chronologically, so I know what will happen. 02:30 David Copperfield narrates his life, growing up and trying to find a home. He is mistreated by many people, and I honestly don't care about any of them except for maybe his aunt and Steerforth Steer Fourth is growing on me. 03:31 If there's one thing you love about David Carverfield, please leave it below so I can see what the people who enjoy it are witnessing. 03:54 I need to start reading Catcher in the Rye, which is by Jamie Salinger. It's about an angry young teenager, and our live show for this one will be at the end of April, so I better get my butt started on this one. 04:54 Keen, the sponsor of today's video, let me do my first-ever Tarot card reading, and it made me consider what I'm doing with nature in my home and I need to get back to cultivating character in my own home. 05:48 You can try your first 10 minutes for only 1.99 on King, and I recommend it to anyone who wants to try something new. 06:55 Sanraco writes that I wouldn't say I like it, but the minute I picked it up, I found it very hard to put down. It's about this epidemic of white blindness and how the people in power react to it. 07:57 The book deals with a lot, and I'm really into it. I will give it four stars, and I'm so happy that I picked this one up this month and will be able to use it for my thesis. 09:03 Murakami's dance dance dance might be my new favorite Murakami book. You can read it out of order. 09:18 A guy who is passive and lets things happen to him starts to have dreams about a hotel called The Dolphin Hotel. However, the hotel has changed, and he finds out that it's a whole completely different place. 10:06 This book is about Advanced capitalism and a 34-year-old guy reminiscing about the late 60s and 70s and now dealing with this modernist, Ultra boosted, very Sleek Chrome machine learning. 11:08 I will read The Res Sisters by Thompson Highway first and then Clarisse Specter's Hour of the Star. Both are about seven women from a reserve attempting to beat the odds by winning at bingo. 12:02 Macabrea Loves Movies, Coca-cola, and her philandering rat of a boyfriend, but she is ugly, underfed, sickly, and unloved. Someone is telling her story, and Clarice Le Specter is absolutely stunning. 12:34 Hour of the Star is just over here, crushing on the Colors Inspector, and Corridors Passages of Modernity by Roger Lockhurst will be for my thesis. It's just gonna be about hallways and what function they have. 13:23 I will likely read Legends and Lattes by Travis Baldry, a high-no, low-stakes fantasy. It sounds like exactly what I want, a book about an ogre who opens a coffee shop in a fantasy land. 14:45 The second book I have in on audio is so happy for You by Forget who this is, and I heard about it from Olivia at Olivia Reads A Latte. I wanted to read this so badly. 15:21 So So Happy for You is about wedding culture and weddings. I'm hoping it will talk about weddings and marriage very veiledly, and I'm desperately craving just fantasy and fantasy romance. 16:23 This is the second book in the Never Night Chronicles, and it's about a girl named Mia who decides to get revenge on the whole system after the government destroys her entire family. So she takes herself off to the Red Church, an Assassins school. 17:38 I love how this is written, I don't think it's narrated by Mia, and I love the footnotes. I'm slightly obsessed with it, so I might pick up God's grave this month. I opened my Kindle and realized I was in the middle of a book I had forgotten about. I like it and am in the most significant reading mood ever.

[@juli3836]

Love this video as usual! You should read Lispector's near to the wild heart and the passion according to gh

[@sarawiser]

you are GLOWING

[@camscornerbooks]

I’ve started Catcher in the Rye and the line about David Cooperfield felt like a personal attack 😂 I’m so sad you’re not loving Copperfield but I totally get it. I just finished The Three Body Problem after weeks of waiting for it in Libby. I first heard about it from you and man was it good!

[@emmiereads]

So glad you liked it though!! And ah so happy you got to read it - I still need to continue the trilogy😂

[@osonhodeleon]

You really have a good taste for books.

[@baxtermaxtor]

Carolyn is also reading The Catcher in the Rye, interesting to see what you both think

[@circleofleaves2676]

Yep, they planned on it for their Game of Tomes bookclub they are both co-hosting. So you'll see 12 books throughout the year they are both reading at the same time 🙂

[@sumeyyegundogdu3794]

YOU ARE LOOKING GORGEOUS

[@keziahduncan5081]

I'm currently reading Tyranny of Faith by Richard Swan slowly but, its an interesting book. The first one blew me away and was very thought provoking. Hence why, I'm reading the sequel currently.

[@luisneisblaschke]

Gorgeous with the new hair 💕

[@SyMpHOny893]

definition of glowing

[@kendallleininger5835]

Clawdette

[@emmiereads]

Yes