I'm Questioning My Book Choices | Weekly Reading Wrap Up #29

[@LocDBooktician]

What a time!!! Not you uploading while I am in the depth of paperwork. I am sit, sat, and seated!

[@LocDBooktician]

"Made for it" sounds healing and I would cry reading it.

[@TangibleReads]

I wrote down Gothicana and halfway through ur review I scratched that bad boy out. 😂 thanks also for clarifying Home is Where Bodies are

[@ohladysamantha]

Worst Wingman Ever was so touching and lovely! I both want to devour Just for the Summer and save it at the same time! Just started Let Us Descend by Jesmyn Ward and taking my time with it.

[@bookishblindandbroadwaybound]

I love your channel so much!! Thank you for all of your energy and recommendations! I am a big young adult and middle grade reader but I haven’t seen as many videos, including those so thank you for talking about them!!

[@ShadeTreeReads]

I see you dabbling in your fantasy bag!

[@jenniferross6852]

I got suckered by the pretty cover of gothikana at the library and I have never been so annoyed that I wasted valuable reading time with something. The best part was the music playlist in the back

[@letsgoevie]

I just read Worst Wingman Ever yesterday and even though it was really good I think it confirmed I won’t be able to handle her full length works because I was balling😢

[@chocolateoreo6489]

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[@Alysses]

OMG SAME SAME ON GOTHIKANA. I gave it 2 stars but it was not a good read at all. It gave me the icks the entire time. However, the indie published book tells us what happened to the kids. SAME SAME on Spark of the Everflame. THAT ENDING.

[@from.thefoxhole]

Boys II Men in the first second, I'm sat!!

[@TheAwkwardBookNerd]

watching ya'll read gothikana was hilarious

[@fttoma]

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[@ErinEvoles]

I was curious about Home is Where the Bodies Are, but also a little iffy from what I had read in reviews. A lousy ending is a no-go for me. Thanks for the heads up.

[@saramm3765]

Hearing about that one character is why I haven't read SOTE but now you're making me want to try it.

[@Atalinay]

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[@caitlin3896]

As soon as I saw the cover for home is where the bodies are I knew it wasn't gonna be what I hoped... I haven't read it but books with covers that get me hyped from vibes alone never end up working it so sad 😭

[@lesliepressley8452]

Maid For It reminds me of a middle grade book I just read called Shark Teeth. Similar subjects and also deceptive in how heavy it got.

[@caitlinlucyhenderson8417]

It's a scifi-thriller, not a pure thriller, but I didn't see the big twist in These Burning Stars coming. I'd actually thought the twist would be the exact opposite, but it was so much better!

[@rachaelburr8821]

I love your videos and book recommendations 😊 ! I just finished reading a recommendation of yours, the 'March' graphic novel trilogy by John Lewis, and these were amazing!

[@LocDBooktician]

Damn I am nervous to read Jeneva Rose

[@lonaoerther5777]

I loved Hard By a Great Forest! (To be fair, I love lit fic too)

[@mr.bookworm213]

Have you read the graphic novel "Other Boys"? It's one of the looks-happy types that is really crushing, and based on a true story at that. Read it in my local lgbtq books shop and immediately bought it for my classroom after bawling my eyes out finishing it. A great book to emphasize reaching out to a classmate that may be struggling.

[@KristinKravesBooks]

Yes! Worst Wingman Ever made me cry! How???

[@saramm3765]

I'll never understand why so many dark romances have terrible things happening to kids as subplots and then spicey time between the two main characters. The two do not belong in the same book. There are three I can think of off the top of my head with that setup. One I forced myself through to the end and I have regrets (looking at you Haunting Adeline). I will never be into the romance or spice of a book that throws such upsetting subject matter at me.

[@Heothbremel]

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[@lusalma5404]

I really have to admit I am old school and I prefer fantasy romance or even rofan to romantasy :( I mean it has been a subgenre that has actually been around a long, long time.

[@LocDBooktician]

F all THAT! Y'all SHOULD be subscribed to The Realm Comics channel!!! How many Black Women reviewers of comics and manga do yall know?? Don't worry I'll wait! #ashleysbiggestfan

[@RobinReads]

I would like to request a 90s song at the beginning of every video

[@hitatchiqueen]

Starting a video w Boyz II Men is my kinda video

[@Tarasreadingnook]

Gothikana beafutul cover as least. But one book i will not read ive watch half the peoole i follow and trust Do Not Like it... so its a nope..

[@RobinReads]

Gothikana…what a time 🫠 but im glad I suffered through it with you because who else was I gonna text about that terrible plot?!

[@saramm3765]

I'll never understand why so many dark romances have terrible things happening to kids as subplots and then spicey time between the two main characters. The two do not belong in the same book. There are three I can think of off the top of my head with that setup. One I forced myself through to the end and I have regrets (looking at you Haunting Adeline). I will never be into the romance or spice of a book that throws such upsetting subject matter at me.