My Fall Must Reads.

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[@polaridia]

ohhhh my god i've been WAITING FOR THIS MOMENT. stoner is my favourite novel of ALL TIME i get goosebumps every time i hear someone talking about it

[@mohammadalebsi]

1:28 Stoner is an amazing AMAZING novel. It's the one that got me to read fiction books.

[@cs0p]

a fear-fueled annual deep dive into tsunami videos is the level of paranoia i aspire to

[@sannevanbeers]

It’s literally feeding your fear it sounds very self destructive

[@AnUncreativePerson]

Funny seeing you here

[@bex262]

just finished stoner and my god.... you ll either fucking love it or not vibe with it but if you lovee literature (esp. literary fiction) this book is so quietly beautiful and emotional. i hope you cherish every moment with that loveable man x

[@elisemusu]

S T O N E R 😻 Incredible book. Enjoy ❤

[@jacquelineisaac2731]

I love love love your content so great! And I believe that you will fall right into those perfect fall readings 📚☕️🍂🍁happy reading 📖 to all and to all a good read. Those tiny books tho 🥰

[@Mnfst11060]

Manifestation Hacks by Olivia Cooper (thank me later)

[@Sthemingway]

I'm about halfway through Stoner -- I love the writing style in its balance of character interiority, dialogue, action, and setting. Love Edward Hopper too.

[@vertbeancasserole]

I'll Be Gone in the Dark is also a docuseries -- her husband at the time, Patton Oswalt, put it together after her death. Besides the real story, you really see the love he had for her for him to continue her project and lament her legacy.

[@pinkdonut26]

When you say “picked up on the side of the road” are people throwing books out their windows in New York?

[@Tensytheneedlesmith]

Stoner is a classic and one that all my friends mention and I hadn't read it until recently. The main character teaches at a nearby university that I have visited so that felt interesting. It was an unexpected read because while not much happens, everything that we call a life does happen, as we experience the entirety of this unassuming man's small town experience. A real gem that has stayed with me but I have difficulty describing to others what was so special about it. I also found Wave to be an engrossing read.

[@radiantchristina]

ahhh Stoner! I put that off for so long and recently read it. It is now a new favorite.

[@menzodmk1197]

I recently read stoner but in Dutch (my second mother tongue) and understood like 85-90% but it was such a vibe and couldn't put it down which makes me all the more excited to read it again in English and see how vibe changes when I understand everything 100%

[@cathyg.9996]

I’ve had Stoner in one of my TBR piles for quite some time and hope to read it soon. I love finding little remnants of people’s lives that have been left in books. It’s as though they purposely leave a piece of themselves in the book to let the next reader know they enjoyed the book. 😊

[@oohpiee]

this autumn i am in the mood for some academic/professor books for sure, i already had the housekeeper and the professor on my tbr, now i am adding stoner to it as well.

[@deblawrence8341]

I just finished "The Housekeeper and the Professor" ... I enjoyed it very much! Definitely a good autumn read as it will tug at your emotions.

[@dontatme319]

Wave is one of the most heart-rending books I have ever read. Have a box of tissues ready

[@chloe.imogen]

Ahh tsunamis and tidal waves are also one of my biggest irrational fears and I've also had nightmares about them my whole life (usually about being on a tiny island with nowhere to escape). Never met somebody who shares that fear in the same way before!

[@mame-musing]

Good to see you back. Yes, Stoner is a great choice for autumn. It’s set at the University of Missouri, early to mid 20th C. I became really engaged with the story and of course it’s a Hopper painting on the cover- how did I miss that interesting tidbit of info when I had the book in front of me. “The Red Badge of Courage” is beautifully written. It’s hard to believe that Crane had not been in a battle. His brother, who had been, inspired the story. I look forward to hearing your thoughts for each book. Yep, I grew up one block from the Atlantic on south shore of Long Island. As a young kid I used to worry about tidal waves.

[@ATruthUniversallyAcknowledged]

The Fire Next Time is good and was also my first Baldwin. I recently talked about it on my channel and m looking forward to checking out more of his work.

[@ZohraMaura]

Can’t wait to hear what you think of Stoner, one of my favourite books of all time (I read it in winter 2022) 💙

[@iv0rysh0es39]

And for some others: Spooky Season!

[@mohammadalebsi]

6:24 😂😂 the quick "it's fall yall" beat has got me.

[@tonyakostova7228]

Hi, Anna! Really enjoying your upload as always! As you were saying that you crave stories about middle aged couples, I couldn't help but think about Doris Lessing's „The Summer Before the Dark”. People are having different opinions about the style of Lessing's writing, but I really enjoy the melancholic atmosphere and the character development in this book! Plus I think it's perfect for the fall! Stay as you are!🧡

[@exoops]

I've read some three books in my life and one of them is "Stoner"

[@Tetsujin-28]

Washington, Luncheon in the Fall, immolation in a flying sky tube. Who doesn't want that? Currently reading Bonding (Maggie Siebert) and re-reading (audiobook) The Book That Wouldn’t Burn (Mark Lawrence). Finished All Fours (Miranda July) and it was great. Japan videos were a treat. Love the content.

[@youseemnormal]

I usually just listen to KZbin videos. Sometimes i get incredibly extra ads in the middle. with your videos i truly am not sure if it’s an ad or just a bit without checking 😭🤪 ‘zzlin is my fav hobby

[@nissasbookcorner]

i really want to read stoner, need a new book that’ll change my brain chemistry a bit. also those small books are soo cute and pretty

[@elisabethensor8460]

I think you would enjoy The Graveyard Book by Neil Gaiman! It won a Newbery winner award and it’s great for fall

[@katieh1752]

I live 15 minutes from SNP and hike often sooooo idk if I could handle that one.

[@jjcabello1]

Michele MacNamara (sp?) who wrote Ill be Gone in the Dark, did sadly pass away. She was an amazing writer and journalist and her work did indeed lead to finding the Golden State Killer. Her own story is sad and fascinating and her husband Patton Oswald was instrumental with making sure her work was completed and recognized. Check out I’ll be Gone in the Dark, the Podcast, too. If you’re sensitive, dont read it at night!

[@laindarko3591]

The Fire Next Time is so fucking insightful and brilliant, enjoy!

[@brb__bathroom]

that is a magnificent looking mug, usually the print is only on the outside

[@kathylynch4847]

Mine is tornadoes, probably due to The Wizard of Oz since age 5😂😂

[@johnbarry7874]

So… do American folks call it “Fall” because it’s difficult to spell Autumn? The only experience I have had with fall books was at 3 in the morning, leaving me with a black eye. I only have my shelf to blame!! Happy reading @AnaWallaceJohnson and thanks for another ace vid. 🍁🍂

[@catsandbats77]

Fall is short for Leaf Fall

[@angiep2265]

No Bradbury?!?! 😯

[@chocolateoreo6489]

❤❤❤

[@JoeRobson]

Longeons and Dragons

[@jasonable2313]

you're somebody!

[@richardsandmann2789]

Had never heard of Isolarii before, signed up immediately (and ordered a prior book) as soon as I finished this video. Seems too cool to not try out.

[@Dilokilos444]

Well hello

[@forasterofunambulesco1584]

there is something wrong with me.....everyone loves "Stoner", not just in the USA but everywhere.......and it left me totally indifferent....

[@littlebookish5287]

No don’t say the japan content is already over 🥲

[@kaykayxmichelle]

should i read a little life this fall?

[@marciaalbaum2597]

I read red badge of courage in college. the only book I liked less was mobey dick and silas marner

[@joelharris4399]

A James Baldwin book, kinda becoming cliched at this point 😴