i read another huge intimidating classic 📚 anna karenina by leo tolstoy

[@silverplim]

Wow you’ve read so many big books! War and Peace, The Count of Monte Cristo, Anna Karenina, The Brothers Karamazov, etc. That inspires me

[@throneofpages]

🥹👉👈

[@caora100]

honestly that is THE most gorgeous edition of this book i’ve ever seen. so stunning. the other books in the series just don’t hit so hard which is such a shame 😭😭

[@throneofpages]

I AGREE

[@NatReads]

Fun fact: your War and Peace video is the first video of yours that I watched, Bella. You’ve inspired and pushed me to read classics. I’ve read 3 classics this year and that’s still unbelievable to me. ❤ Thank you so much 😊

[@throneofpages]

thank you for letting me inspire you 🥹💗

[@alexisirvine]

I finished Anna Karenina yesterday… cried a little. It took up 4 months of my life and now I feel lost lolol

[@giluli3173]

Amo cuando cambia del inglés al español con tanta naturalidad METAS

[@isaa1782]

My two cents: 1. Anna's focus on Vronsky I don't think it was all about Vronsky as a person but more her realization that she genuinely lacked a happy relationship and that she basically built her whole happiness around her son. But the love you receive from and have for your kid can't replace romantic love. Anna realized she lacked but wanted love for her life when she first experienced it. That, I think, was her ultimate goal and Vronsky was not only part of that future but in the society back then the key to it. If he'd left her, she would've lost not only her love, but her chance to a better future and the little bit of reputation she could've restored with marrying him. And after all, in this situation, Vronsky (unwillingly) was basically the only person who was there for her since she kinda lost all her friends, which makes her even more dependent on him. 2. I think it's no ones fault but society's. Like with Dolly and Stiva Tolstoy (imo) shows that just staying in your horrible marriage isn't a much better option either. Only Kitty and Levin find happiness and that's also because they can flee that harmful society to a life in the countryside, which Tolstoy idolizes. 3. The last part I think it was intentional. It made me mad, too, tbh. But if you think about it it's just shattering how that death of a person who suffered through that entire book, DOESN'T have that big impact. Everything just moves on. Society doesn't care about her. As it didn't care when that poor man in the beginning was killed by the train. And the ones who care may find it hard to even express that in a society that abandoned Anna for her behavior. I would assume that her suicide was somewhat a taboo to talk about. The only one who did suffer (even way more than her own brother) was Vronsky who's life was absolutely shattered with Anna's death, which probably is why I like him as a character after all. I think that absolutely devastating infuriating ending for Anna, contrasted with the more positive ending for Levin is what rounds up the entire message 🤔

[@LisaFevral]

It is definitely intentional that Vronsky and Anna are the only two who helped the family of that man who got crushed at the beginning, and they both meet their end with trains involved. Anna jumping in front of it, and Vronsky getting on a train with volunteers that are gonna be used for frontlines in a war. I genuinely don't get why people dislike Vronsky and how they can possibly like Levin, considering how selfish and horrible he is to everyone who isn't a tool for his own life ands happiness(and even then, he still acted horrible towards the sweet Kitty who was nothing but loyal to him, AND was 15 years younger)

[@isaa1782]

@@LisaFevral Right? Finally someone's saying it. I honestly never understood all the Vronsky hate and the Levin love. People make Levin look like a saint and perfect man and Vronsky like a horrible guy (when he's not simply overlooked in reviews), and I just wonder if we've all read the same book? What are y'all talking about? It's so frustrating to me. I just saw your other comment that you want to make a video about AK. Please do! It definitely needs other perspectives out there

[@r.j.williams]

ok i need to read anna karenina after watching this. i need to finish war and peace first, but i think anna karenina might be my next big classic that i read. literally every time i pick up war and peace i can't help but think that tolstoy was just writing his napoleon and empereror alexander fanfic and society just accepted it as a literary masterpiece lol ☕

[@throneofpages]

napoleon and alexander fanfic i'm crying 😭😭😭

[@w7769]

My Russian high school education didn’t convince me to read Anna Karenina but you did! ☕️

[@throneofpages]

🥹💗🫶

[@gabrielserafi]

sister)❤️‍🔥

[@wenington]

this is literally so perfect, i finished anna karenina a week ago and i have been DYING to hear about someone else's experience with this book omg im so glad

[@throneofpages]

i got you 😩✊

[@jaydas8976]

I love Anna Karenina, it’s one of my favorite classics and one of my favorite books of all time.

[@throneofpages]

taste 😌💗

[@scruffypng]

CAN'T WAIT TO WATCH THIS OML

[@bujobyfilo]

Loved hearing your thoughts on AK! Spoilers ahead: I think that the main difference between vronsky/anna and levin/kitty isn't the communication but the generousity. Anna is self-centered while Levin and Kitty are generous and empathetic. So when vronsky ends up doing charitable things, anna is jealous bc his world doesn't revolve around her. That's when you realize that Karenin wasn't the bad man she pictured, he was rejected by her and always opened to forgive her but she never wants to come back. Karenin will do the right thing even if it's hard and makes him look like the bad guy, while anna will do whatever she feels like doing, picturing herself as the good one who follows her heart when she's just being egocentric and nothing is ever her fault. V does to her more or less what she did to K. But she is the one who ultimately leaves K, V and her children when nobody wanted to abandon her. She even visits her son who was told she was dead to not know she abandonned him and then leaves again. I see it as the typical case of victim who ends up being the persecutor (without realizing it) and ends up so lost and angry and alone that she does what she does. Bc she never thinks of anybody else and never puts anybody before her, selflessly, in the end she makes everybody suffer and looses herself. To me part 8 is just to show that really the world didn't revolve around her and she sadly left nothing bc she didn't do anything (even if you can feel bad for her, the thing is she never did anything good). Sorry for the longest comment, I needed to let that out, I don't know anybody as passionate as you and me about this book :D

[@youwillneverknow7165]

I love whenever we get unfiltered emotional Bella, she's so engaging to listen to This was such a fun vlog! On the topic of Anna making Vronsky her entire personality, thing is that at the time, it was nigh impossible for women to exist outside of their relation to a man. Their primary concern was to find one to take care of them because they were basically not allowed to take care of themselves, so choosing who that man was going to be for you was essentially the most freedom a woman was going to get, therefore Anna projecting all her hopes and dreams onto someone she thought would be able to get her out of her previously unhappy existence is not that strange. Like it is not just about him, he's a symbol and a getaway and a hope for a better life too because she doesn't really have an alternate way out. For women, any semblance or illusion of choice could have been enough to make them do desperate things sometimes. One last thing, I think if you enjoyed Anna you might also like Madame Bovary. It deals with many of the same topics but is shorter and much more focused on the titular character. Fair warning though, she is also tragic and occasionally pretty infuriating.

[@toliyeptho3313]

That sounds interesting, I have madam Bovary lying on my shelf for ages 😅 now I'm excited to pick-up 🤗

[@roo116]

First War and Peace, then The Count of Monte Cristo, AND Anna Karenina??? Bella you are on fire 🥵🔥💥

[@throneofpages]

😌😈

[@tekyralegare7730]

Every time I see War and Peace in the bookstore, I just hear you saying "I READ WAR AND PEACE" lol. 😂

[@throneofpages]

😌💗

[@brandimullins3627]

SAME

[@xaraklwn6625]

I'm currently reading a 900 pages book and i honestly struggling a lot with finishing it or get through the half of it, seeing u finish huge is inspiring.The best part of finishing books amd especially huge books is looking through the tabs, ahhh it feels sooo goood

[@throneofpages]

you can do it!!

[@kaylasmith6596]

I read Anna Karenina in 2020, and it was my first Tolstoy. It was where I found my love of Russian authors. You have made me want to reread this beautiful book and this time annotate the heck out of it cause back then I was scared to mark up my books.

[@stephanievillot21]

I can’t tell you how fast I clicked, I love Anna Karenina so much 😭😭

[@throneofpages]

i hope you enjoyed 😭💖

[@phulkumaridhakal858]

Can you read Ramayana

[@ahsanulrehan8779]

​@@phulkumaridhakal858Bro, I'm attempting to. So far, I've only read from online sources, and know the Ramayana by heart. But I want a book, a physical one. Which one to get?

[@BookshelfEmvee]

The russian pronunciation is closer to Ahna Ka-RIÊ-nina 🥰 but your R’s are pretty accurate!

[@yasmine7305]

Only 13 mins in, loving it thus far 🥰 but just want to throw out a book recommendation, hoping you’ll see this, it’s ‘As long as the lemon trees grow" - the best read of the year for me. The pain, hurt and the romance is just 🤍🤍 so beautifully written, highly recommend!

[@throneofpages]

It’s on my TBR!! I’ve heard amazing things 😭

[@gabid8298]

Great video! The way you spoke about Anna Karenina put a smile on my face, see people excited with things they like is always ♥

[@renee_angelica]

I really want to read Anna Karenina this year! And that editions is delightfully floppy

[@sarahznn6589]

You’re making me want to re-read it! I love this book smm🤭 also i loved how this book started and ended with Anna in the same place, just thought that it’s an interesting detail!

[@throneofpages]

REREAD IT

[@Bruh-qy1zq]

i've never read this specific book but this video is gonna motivate me to read the count of monte cristo which has been collecting dust on my bookshelf out of sheer intimidation

[@hebahesham6502]

Please read the count of monte Cristo. You won't regret it. 😊

[@ctrlaltcassie]

i LOVE your addiction to reading the classics omg, these videos are so fun!! this is one of my favs! long winded and chonky but a good payoff and you can mark it off your bucket list once you're done, lol. also this edition is so pretty!!

[@alvarocm_]

I just insanely love the way you describe and review books!!

[@throneofpages]

Thank you so much 🥹💗💗

[@elenafrancesca20]

I LOVE how you approached this! Made me want to pick up a huge classic and try for myself ❤️🤟🏼

[@throneofpages]

you totally should!!

[@itsnoterica]

That bird was definitely a War & Peace stan it couldn't accept that you liked Anna Karenina more 😭😂

[@throneofpages]

TEAAAA

[@fiza4473]

It took me 10 months to complete Anna karenina, it was my first giant classic and I absolutely love seeing you conquering reading this book. P.s. I can't wait for your thoughts on the kite runner, I saw your stories and OMG

[@throneofpages]

you should be proud to have read Anna Karenina 🥹💗 did you like it? 👀

[@lpeek56]

Glad I am not the only one taking a long time to read Anna!! I started last November and still plodding along!

[@sherrykelly]

Love this, it's like actually getting to talk with someone about this book. Please keep reading classics! I will watch all of those videos! I also love Levin and Kitty!

[@ag20085]

I'm absolutely amazed by the kind of books you read. War and peace last year, the count of monte Cristo and Anna Karenina this year!! I'm trying to overcome my fear of big books, so I picked up the tale of the Heike, a Japanese classic! Also the fully tabbed book looks exquisite 😍😍

[@throneofpages]

the best way to get over a fear is to expose yourself to it so that's what i'm doing 🥹💗

[@danarodz3275]

This feels full circle to me. The war and peace video was the first video I saw of you and now you’re my favorite you tuber 🥰

[@throneofpages]

i love that so much 😭💞

[@estefizamora]

Now I'm even more excited to read Anna Karenina ☕ it's on my tbr

[@faitharu]

OK you convinced me to read Anna karenina ☕️Aug TBR I'm emotionally prepared now. 🤗

[@queerpoetssociety_]

you had me at illicit affairs meets my tears ricochet. sold, thank you.

[@queerpoetssociety_]

also, i am just very very proud of you 💜 all these intimidating classics and you're just out here reading them all.

[@queerpoetssociety_]

☕

[@LorenaB.Robles]

2:53 Showing War and Peace is what we are here for Queen 💞 23:02 Omgggg so manyyyy🌶🌶 45:22 I love the farming moments JAJAJAJA (by the way, love the sweatshirt of Luffy 💅) 51:28 Well then, a new book on my goodreads tbr 💞 55:35 OMG YAS ☕☕☕☕ 57:49 *blushing strongly*

[@Apfelbottich]

I can physically feel the presence of my copy of Anna Karenina now, waiting for me to pick it up HAHA your experience with it sounds amazing! ☕

[@clarkewegener9197]

I’m about halfway through AK. What great literary skill. The words just flow so well. What a great story.

[@albanevchr]

Nooo ! I am OBSESSED with the way you say anna karenina ! I juste love it Never say it's wrong again

[@throneofpages]

🥹🫶

[@neojuns3852]

WHEN YOU STARTED CLEANING THE TABLE PLSSSS 😂 also vronsky being tiktok f*ck boy, it totally checks out lmao i am so glad you loved it !! i wanna reread now since i read it when i was only 16 and i want to see what i think of it as an adult now. thank you for this amazing vlog 💌☕

[@leila4509]

Part of me feels that the reason for having part 8 was to illustrate that life moves on despite the dramatic buildup and shock but life always moves on. Alas, great review! I enjoyed seeing all your emotions as I sipped my tea.

[@irisselmpesi4091]

i saw you start to read anna karenina in your previous reading vlog and i bought the same edition (it is truly gorgeous) like two weeks later and i'm now reading anna karenina. i have been inspired :)

[@mistidoud4107]

☕️☕️Bella you are truly inspiring me to read more classics.

[@pettyella6607]

with this review i did not expect you to give it 4 stars. like the amount of emotions!!!

[@throneofpages]

it's those farming and political chapters 😭😭 and the ANGER 😤🥲

[@oly_d9485]

I remember reading this book and feel so proud when other people take it on! Great job, loved the vlog as always

[@AnaKaroliniM]

I just bought my copy of Anna Karenina after watching this video!! You inspire me!!!

[@throneofpages]

Ahh I hope you love it!!

[@amm5483]

Your reaction to the Kite Runner was so relateable,, I remember reading this book when I was still in school and deep into my historical fiction phase. It was one of the first novels that made me feel a true visceral reaction while reading and I was shook.😶It was quite the emotional ride. Also, love the SVSS mention; that was the novel that got me super obsessed with webnovels in general especially those with 'systems' involved! You're making me want to add more classics into my tbr list!

[@throneofpages]

The Kite Runner 🤝 emotional trauma and you should definitely add more classic to your tbr!! it's a game changer 😩

[@CarliRas]

You’re my new inspiration to read intimidating classics 😂

[@serenitymartinez1043]

i love these type of videos!! im 100pgs in to the count of monte cristo-- anna karenia is next on my "big classic" book list :)

[@throneofpages]

Hope you enjoy it!

[@agnestanyte9614]

I read the book like 12 years ago, and the thing I remember best is the farming 😀

[@throneofpages]

NOT THAT 😭😭😭

[@rosecollins3099]

Loved this video! Thank you for sharing your thoughts. I am reading War and Peace, and I'm going through a rollercoaster of emotions. ☕

[@Ellereads1]

What an icon an inspiration🌈🌈, i also love love your mountain cabin shots

[@hannahs-yf3pz]

sunshine of my day has come

[@larimartt]

Your videos just keep getting better, I'm so proud of you and cannot wait for you to hit 100K❤ Also, thanks Sunny for making our girl happy:)

[@throneofpages]

thank you so much 🥹💗🫶

[@heather_vee_reads]

I loved Anna Karenina as well and now after watching this I am debating a re-read 😅☕️

[@throneofpages]

do it 💗😈

[@jiyamishra3199]

Gurlllll FINALLLYYY QUEEN 😩😩🫶🫶🙇‍♀️🙇‍♀️ , I WAS WAITING FOR THIS VIDEO FOR THE LONGEST TIME , I can finally finally read Anna karenina along with this vlog playing over and over 🩷🩷

[@throneofpages]

i hope you love both the book and the video 🥹🫶

[@JayGTheAwkwardBookworm]

I could listen to you say Anna karenina everyday for the rest of my life

[@ChemicalPenguinn]

Huge respect to you for actually getting through this chonky book 😂

[@kristinandj]

I love seing you react with so much intensity

[@lunaginebra]

☕️ i always have a great time here!!

[@starbelly2612]

thank you sunny

[@chocolateoreo6489]

I hope you’re doing well ❤ thank you for being so genuine and caring ❤

[@throneofpages]

thank you so much 🥹🫶

[@chocolateoreo6489]

@@throneofpages of course, it’s true🩵🩵🩵

[@toliyeptho3313]

Thankyou Bella for getting me out of my reading slump.. the whole June month i couldn't pickup a single book, but watching your video ignite me to pickup The kite runner🤗 and also continue reading Anna Karenina which i left in the middle. Thnakyou Bella ❤

[@throneofpages]

you are so welcome and thank you so much for watching :')

[@sacharymateo1710]

will def put it on my reading list, i loved watching talk on and on about this books, :)

[@JohnSaxon-vw5vi]

Can I just say that I was twelve years old when I first read war and peace ☮️ I got it when I was in hospital in and out over three months for asthma and it helped me passed the time away really excited about watching this video as I love your amazing and wonderful channel love your Aussie family friend John ❤❤❤

[@juliadelarosa4601]

lol watching you lose your mind over anna karenina made me relive what i felt during reading it bc boy was it an experience. btw you should also watch an adaptation from 2012!!

[@throneofpages]

oh i am sooo excited to watch the 2012 adaptation!!

[@mariadefatimabautistaorozc3014]

As Lee Felix said: Shaking the industry, quaking reality, making it iconic.

[@throneofpages]

Making my bias proud 😌✊

[@jackiesliterarycorner]

☕Anna Karenina is one of favorite classics! I finished it earlier this year and it was a ride.

[@LuaaNuna]

Minha reação quando esqueço uma palavra em inglês é exatamente essa, latina gurls problems kkkkkk

[@dianapahontu]

Thank you sunnyyyy :3

[@rubyanddelilahandnani]

Te amo Bellaaaaaaaa. Eres mi inspiración 🙌🏻 I did feel like I had to skip some parts because I wanted NOTHING spoiled.

[@mariagiuliacontu2170]

☕I loved this book so much, I finished it a week ago and I felt empty after also I love watching people talk about It ❤️❤️❤️

[@scartaka]

Thank you so much for this video! It was so fascinating to hear someone else talk about Anna Karenina and also feel so sad and mad that the last chapter wasn´t adressing chapter 7! I honestly thought I was the only person feeling as though it was somehow disconnected to the events happening prior. Totally enjoyed your rambling thoughts and expression your love and enjoyment of the book! I honestly need to check out your video about The Count of Monte Christo since I´m 100% struggling with that classic ^^`.

[@kurlykaitlyn]

I love Anna Karenina!! It was my top favorite until I read Count of Monte Cristo!!! 🙌💕💕💕💕 I love Konstanin Levin a lot!, but Edmond Dantes is even more brilliant!!

[@daianauta2861]

I was waiting for this video

[@laurievainilla]

You literally are my inspiration for reading those chunky classics I'm too afraid to read

[@throneofpages]

🥹💗🫶

[@seochangbinsarms]

Im finally watching this but since ik ur a K-pop Stan I wanna tell someone about this bc I’m in shambles, Hyunjin (from stray kids incase u don’t know) was just announced as the global ambassador for Versace and is the first Korean act to do so and I’m literally crying this is amazing 😭also props to u for reading that book bc I would be so terrified💀

[@throneofpages]

HYUNJIN BEST BOOIIII IT'S SO DESERVED 😭😭😭

[@seochangbinsarms]

@@throneofpages I HAD A FEELING U WERE A STAY I KNEW IT

[@throneofpages]

@@seochangbinsarms PLEASE OF COURSE I AM WHO IN THEIR RIGHT MIND WOULDN'T BE??? EVERY TIME YOU COMMENT I SMILE CAUSE I GET TO SEE FELIX 😭😭

[@seochangbinsarms]

@@throneofpages UR SO RIGHT AND IM HAPPY TO BE OF SERVICE W MY PFP🙏🏻

[@jasonpaindavoine3907]

I literally wanna hug anna karenina 😭☕

[@rubyanddelilahandnani]

I will come back to this vlog after I finish Anna Karenina ❤️

[@sherrykelly]

Would love to see all your book shelves and book storage!❤

[@jemmajustine]

I know this is a biy late and a bit off topic but I'm so glad you liked the kite runner! I don't even have that copy of the book but I knew exactly which parts you were referring to, amd it shook me when I first read it. Secondly, congrats on finishing Anna Karenina!!! The Vintage classics editions of books are truly stunning and I want to own them. The crime and punishment version also looks gorgeous!!

[@anita8277]

I’ve been thinking about reading Anna Karenina for a while but I am quite intimidated! But honestly this video convinced me to finally get it. I bought it today :)

[@throneofpages]

Hope you enjoy it!

[@nunulol61]

I respect you so much for this 🫡

[@sefowade6195]

I'm from Russia and I graduated school two years ago. I'm currently studying law in university, but every single day I wish I chose either philology or East studies as my major because I love languages, different cultures and literature so much. Russian schools (mainly literature teachers themselves though, haha) put a lot of emphasis on the subject of literature. We read A LOT during school year and sometimes it's a bit overwhelming. It would be heaven for me if we didn't have as much homework as we did. We studied Anna Karenina our last year of school if I remember correctly. Sadly, I didn't get to read it myself since I was preparing for my English and Social studies exams to then get into university. I don't even remember what we've discussed about the book either 😂 You and few other reading channels have inspired me to start reading again and try changing my major! Thank you for making these precious videos, reviews and blogs, they probably helped and inspired a lot more people than you might think ❤

[@throneofpages]

this was such a lovely comment, thank you so much for sharing 🥹💓

[@Sophie_likes_reading]

you're making me wanting to read all these huge classics i need to read some shorter classics and tons of other books on my tbr first but congrats

[@Zainzainzain56]

Omggg I can’t wait to watch this!! BRB will come back with my thoughts!! UPDATED just watch the video and umm…. Yeah you just rock babes FR!!! I swear your like our English literature professor KZbin version and each videos you upload is like each class we go to. Just keeps being you! Don’t ever change!!! WE LOVE YOU FYI imma run and read this asap. Thanks for giving me the push!! ☕️ ☕️☕️☕️☕️☕️☕️☕️☕️☕️

[@throneofpages]

i love the idea that i'm a cute little quirky english lit professor 🥹👉👈 thank you so much for watching and i'm so happy you enjoyed 😭💗

[@yw1971]

A good winter read.

[@joanabaptista5177]

the video i've been waiting for!!😭

[@throneofpages]

i hope you enjoyed :')

[@debanjanachakraborty7416]

Listening to you rant about Anna Karenina is my new fav thing...I hv officially convinced me to read this book but I'm scared 😬

[@throneofpages]

don't let fear keep you from reading such an incredible book 😩✊

[@deanblanton6804]

Wow your enthusiasm makes me want to go back and reread AK... if only i wasn't in the middle of another mammoth book (Thackeray's Vanity Fair, which i also recommend btw).

[@sreejitadinda2384]

I read The Kite Runner during lock down and guess what, I didn't check the trigger warnings. I just started reading blindly, ignoring all the premonitions. Then horrible incidents started taking place in the book. Personally, I am a person who gets extremely triggered at the mention of child abuse.. So as I proceeded with the book, I was literally traumatized and started facing physical pain. I remember I used to wake up in the middle of the night and cried over the misfortunes the characters. The book is excruciatingly beautiful in language and presentation. It shows how words can have a strong grip on you. It was a rollercoaster ride of varied emotions for me.

[@throneofpages]

it's honestly such a devastating book, even knowing the trigger warnings i was not ready for some of the scenes in this book 🥲🥲

[@damianfell5112]

45:42 that's bc tolstoy based levin on himself - he had an estate and was really passionate about farming, just as levin is 😅

[@throneofpages]

that makes soooo much seeense

[@nadanada5488]

I WAITED FOR THIS AHHHH❤

[@throneofpages]

i hope you enjoyed!! 🥰

[@miaowwww_]

*breathes* “ok first of all, men suck” HAHAHA GIRL IM ON THE FLOOR, IM DEAD 😂😂😂 this vid sent me hahahaha Loved this vlog so much 💗 i wanna read it so bad now 😭😭

[@throneofpages]

DOOO IT 😩✊

[@AkaHeiwa]

I stopped after about 300 pages bc I was so bored of Levin x farming....... but you just inspired me to give it another chance! I especially loved Kitty, so it's worth reading just for her and Anna anyways! Thanks for the video, and for the inspiration :)

[@throneofpages]

i promise it picks up after the levin farming chapters, it's worth it to keep going!

[@elsitacacahuete427]

I loved W&P, finished it in just over two weeks; I think about it all the time, love everything about it. The BBC adaptation with Dano, James and Norton is 5 starts too. Currently reading Anna Karenina and I am enjoying it, only 200ish pages in though; 5⭐️ to Tolstoy.

[@ninaharuki]

Congrats on finishing anna karenina🎉 anyways, I haven't even started the kite runner as I need to finish some of my currently readings, and you're already half way though reading it😭 can't wait to see another vlogs❤☕️

[@arleneallen8824]

You are my hero!!!

[@eri1193]

☕️Can we take a moment to appreciate the editing 🤭 ☕️Bella making us read intimidating classics 🙌 ☕️loved loved loved the commentary in the end btw 💗

[@throneofpages]

thank you so much 🥹💗

[@FaniaSands]

☕️☕️ loved your experience with AK. Adding to my TBR 😅

[@throneofpages]

it's worth it 😩✊