My 2025 Books and Plans For BookTube - Events, Projects and More.

[@BookChatWithPat8668]

What a great plan for the year, Gavin! So many wonderful events. I am very impressed by your planning.

[@GenreBooks23]

Thanks Pat, now just need to read it all :)

[@readandre-read]

The tote bag of peril is a fun idea! I've only begun assembling ideas and plans for next year.

[@GenreBooks23]

Thanks - adding an element of randomness to the proceedings is (so far) fun..

[@RaynorReadsStuff]

Fabulous plans. Glad the bookshelf tours are ready to go, I enjoy my weekly fix 😊. I’m so with you on the idea of joining in book events but doing your own thing as well and your ideas sound great. I think I’m also doing all the group read as you mentioned. Once again, many congrats on the 500 subs. I wish you many more to come 😊

[@GenreBooks23]

Thanks Debs - looking forward to the group read!

[@ShadeofJeremy]

First of all, congratulations. I'm happy for your success with this channel. I came across one of your Pulp reviews and stuck around since. I am glad I did, you have my favorite booktube channel. 2025 is looking to be a fun year. I look forward to your Rabbit Hole and Marple Cinematic Universe projects. Hollow world stories have long fascinated me. And while I haven't read much Christie, I have read a couple Miss Marple tales and watched a few adaptations. I enjoyed them and am curious to find out how you take them. Anyway, good luck on the next year.

[@GenreBooks23]

Thanks for your kind words!

[@aaronfacer]

A Korean Miss Marple?! That's something I have to see! It looks like you have some great plans laid out for next year.

[@GenreBooks23]

Thanks - yes, it's an anime series (is it still anime if it's Korean) with both Marple and Poirot!

[@ReadingIDEAS.-uz9xk]

Well past 500 subscribers now Gavin. Best wishes and happy reading!

[@GenreBooks23]

Thanks Nigel!

[@Montie-Adkins]

Congrats on 500!

[@GenreBooks23]

Thank you!

[@KatJack-vl8xj]

I would have been happy to join you in 1925 but I will go as far as November 18, 1922 (with Proust). If you'd like some Gothic company, I'd like to check out Jane's "horrid" novels. Just give me a reminder beforehand.

[@GenreBooks23]

Will do!