November Wrap Up

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Harry Potter amzn.to/2NWw0UT
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Things My Son Needs To Know About the World amzn.to/32yEWFh
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[@merphynapier42]

CORRECTION! In the video I said I had read Treasure Island but the book I was thinking if was The Island of Doctor Moreau. Sorry about that!

[@stephenmalovski313]

Arggghhhhh!!! Yo ho ho and a bottle of rum

[@mecahhannah]

Can you please tell me how many books are going to be in the gentleman bastards series I can't find the answer I want to start the series but I don't want to have to wait 10 20 years between books love your Channel I enjoy almost all recommendations

[@sydneyellison1655]

Mecah Hannah I think it’s 6 or 7 but I’m not 100% sure

[@joshdowen640]

@@mecahhannah The Gentleman Bastard sequence is a great series but I can totally understand if you want to wait until more of it is complete before you start reading. According to the author's official website [1] the plan is for seven novels. The first book came out in 2006, the second in 2007, the third in 2013 and the fourth book is due out in August 2021. Based on the pace of the author it looks like it will be a while before the whole series is complete. [1] Source: www.scottlynch.us/books.html (don't read too much on that page as it contains spoilers)

[@jchinckley]

@@mecahhannah Wikipedia says there are seven in the series and actually names them. It also states he plans a follow-up series of seven novels afterward with different characters but apparently the same setting.

[@Wats06071]

Yes. PLEASE do a spoiler review for Whuethering Heights. I think it will lead to very interesting discussion.

[@lastjohns9717]

I would've loved to read the Harry Potter series from Draco's perspective, the boy who admired and hated and wished he was his friend because he had no friends just subordinates. Having just reread the books that's my new wish.

[@sarahbajan6738]

I read Wuthering Heights when I was too young to understand it and I really didn't like it. But this makes me want to give it another go! Also your hair looks lovely in this vid 😍

[@unprocessed_life]

Im trying to get my biggest bookworm friend to read it with me so we can talk about it. I would wager we would have VERY different opinions.

[@jonathanwolff7868]

You really make me want to read Wheel of Time but I'm in the middle of another long series right now aaaaaaargh

[@benparrish6157]

Jonathan Wolff I’m in the middle of like 5 long series soooooo...😂

[@Effaly_]

I know exactly how you feel. 😣

[@MrVonSchiller]

The good thing about WoT is that it's finished

[@codybear5840]

@@MrVonSchiller Aren't the last 3 books written by a different author? I've always tried to get into the series, but for some reason just never did.

[@pebman1180]

Cody Bear yeah they are written by Brandon Sanderson, the author of Mistborn and the Stormlight Archives. I’m pretty sure fans of the WOT are pleased with Sanderson’s conclusion.

[@Blake4625kHz]

I love garbage books. Fits conveniently in a back pack. Perfect for starting my cooking fires.

[@anas.770]

20th Century Boys has been on my TBR list for the longest time. As the owner of a comic book store I can say that it's a popular manga and everyone I know who started it has kept reading (they just published the 11th and last volume here).

[@sophiecarlisle9216]

I picked up Backman on your recommendation and I am SO glad I did. His stories are truly incredible. Things My Son Needs to Know About the World is definitely going on my tbr list!!

[@amusicalbookworm]

I’m so glad to hear the new Backman book is worth it, I had heard mixed things. Love him!

[@callmeaftercoffee]

What a great month! Hehe you know how I feel about everything Backman and also Wuthering Heights, loooooove!

[@cozyfairy]

I really enjoy watching your videos, thank you for everything ♥️♥️♥️

[@Kadaspala]

So excited you're reading Malazan now! Hyped to hear your opinions on GotM and even more so for later books

[@elinamauno8833]

Thanks for the wrap up! I wrote my dissertation on The Invisible Man, and I agree with you on the writing style haha nice to see others share their experience with it :D

[@megravitt33]

I love Ruth ware! I'm going to read turn of the key next, hopefully I like the ending more than you did! Woman in cabin 10 was my fav of hers

[@ojmiv]

haven’t watched yt much in a while. glad you’re still going!! missed your face!

[@MaryAmongStories]

Neil Gaiman is just wonderful 😍 so happy you enjoyed Wuthering Heights, I also need to reread it!

[@OnlyIfForAPage]

I really enjoyed hearing your thoughts on all of these 😊 I read Wuthering Heights ages ago and the only thing I remember is that it was very depressing, I should probably re-read it :- ) I'm glad you liked it :- )

[@thomasray]

Any time I hear about books with animal protagonists, I think of one in particular. The Hunt for Elsewhere, by Beatrice Vine. Not gonna lie, it somehow has Letters to the Lost vibes (though that may be because I read them around the same time of year...) but that aside, the flawed characters and real friendships just make it so worth it. I Bad things happen of course, but it's not brutal. It's a journey, in more than one sense, and the CHARACTER GROWTH!! It's a book that sticks with you.

[@Catcupid]

I don't usually read contemporary but I really did like Letters to the Lost that I read after you talked about it in videos so much. I am going to move on to a Backman here eventually to see if I like it. Great Video.

[@nickieb2636]

I'm an American living in Brazil (missionaries) and we can only celebrate Thanksgiving today, since we don't get the day off here in Brazil on Thanksgiving day! Since I'm in the Thanksgiving spirit, I want to thank you for posting so consistently! This is the first year that I've become a reader and thanks to booktubers like yourself I've read over 32 books so far!

[@merphynapier42]

Oh that's awesome!! And thank you so much, this was so sweet ❤️

[@wasimhijas5134]

I'm like halfway through Lord of Chaos. Its been a delight so far to finish the book and then watch your discussion. It is my first time reading the wheel of time series so it was fun to compare notes because I have no one else to talk to about this in person lol, everyone I know is boring xD

[@merphynapier42]

Awe in glad you're reading it with me!!

[@tobyblue_wolf7305]

"That animal will most likely be abused." *A strong urge to write a novel about a cat is growing. This cat shall never be hurt.* -- Also, that Norse Mythology book sounds like a nice read for me.

[@nityarao672]

Yes please! Would love to discuss/ hear from someone on Wuthering Heights ❣️ I just finished and I'm soo overwhelmed but I totally share your feeling about it so far. Would also love to know why people hate it. Yes to dedicated full spoiler review for wuthering heights ❣️

[@BrebearMckae]

I'm shocked that you were let down by the ending of Turn of the Key! I loved it! I read it before I realized that it was based on Turn of the Screw (YA has broken my making assumptions that similar name means anything is connected, lol) So once I found that out I wished I'd read it first! Now I'll have to go back and read it to draw the connections!

[@ABookFiendNamedMel]

I read Wuthering Heights over 10 years ago now so I don't remember it very well. Don't recall seeing as much in it as you have talked about here, think I might be up for a reread

[@JessieMaeBooks]

Ahhh we have the SAME EXACT FEELINGS about the turn of the key! I LOVED THE BOOK....until the end. I gave it a 3.5 solely because of the ending haha.

[@danecobain]

Marvellous video as always!

[@evilgenius4213]

I highly recommend Gaiman's Sandman series. The entire series is available through hoopla, if your library subscribes to the service.

[@lyssawes8295]

How many of Janes Austen's book have you read already?

[@merphynapier42]

I think three?

[@cferracini]

@@merphynapier42 If you haven't read Emma yet, skip the extremely long dialogs from Mrs and Miss boring. That's the only way to survive this book. I'm a huge Jane Austen fan but that was a book I had to work to get done. Sense and Sensibility with Marianne's unending whining was much easier, probably because I love Elinor.

[@g.chatterjee2296]

@@cferracini she has.

[@felipealonso7859]

Gardens of the moooon! We need more malazan in booktube Currently reading book 2 of Wheel of time , the goal is to complete it (the whole series) in April next year. So far it has been good , but I've got greater expectations.

[@axellesbooks]

You make my "book I want" list so much bigger 😂😂

[@jenw7283]

I have a hard time with Call of the Wild too. Personally, my favorite Jack London book is The Sea Wolf, which I think is very underrated. I think you might enjoy it more since The Sea Wolf is very character-driven and explores a variety of philosophical ideas while at the same time being an adventure story in the setting of a seal-hunting ship in the Pacific. The two characters that are seen the most (and juxtaposed) are Wolf Larson, the highly intelligent, ruthless sea-captain, and Humphrey van Weyden, a sheltered, literary-critic landsman who has been shanghaied onto the ship when he is picked up from the middle of San Fransico Bay after the ferry he was on sunk. There are definitely some flaws in the book, but in my opinion, it is very much worth a read.

[@peaceasyx]

well you are just the worst, you made my life become re-reading the harry potter series and I am up to book 4 again :p so maybe you're actually the best. great channel!

[@merphynapier42]

😂😂😂

[@skellumfh]

In fiction i read almost the complete First Law trilogy (~30% of he last book left). But my favorite this month (if you can even call a book on such a subject a favorite) was "Poisoner in Chief" about Sidney Gottlieb and The CIA search for mind control techniques. It's equal parts bizarre and horrifying what you can delude yourself into doing when you are sure you are playing on team "good guys" (and it's an interesting contrast to Glokta's inner monlogue at the start of "First Law"), including trying implant posthypnotic commands in helpless subjects by drugging and electroshocking them so they could be sleeper agents for the CIA),

[@tracey_bay]

I feel you with The Call of the Wild... I can read pretty everything but animal brutality. I'm so sensitive with this matter. And when I read a book or watch a movie/show that involves animals I'm always like 'oh, no, please don't die, please don't suffer.' I can't hahaha Now I'm hyped for Call It What You Want! I'm so so glad you're enjoying it! I knew of this author thanks to you and I ended up loving every book she has written. I'm desperate to read Call It What You Want and A Heart So Fierce And Broken.

[@sagehoney2000]

I love this channel.

[@reidcardwell]

I have been listening to Norse Mythology as an audiobook and Neil Gaiman is also the narrator. Hearing his reading of it, I think, makes this work. If I were just reading it, I would probably not be very excited about it.

[@clockworkharvester2663]

Since you said you were mad I actually stopped and went and read the whole review for The Duke and god DAMN that's a doozy lmao.

[@merphynapier42]

A doozy indeed!

[@koria9168]

I did the same thing.

[@LaLemonie]

Speaking of Stevenson (😄) have you read his Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde? I just thought you might like it, it's a book I keep thinking about even a year after reading it and I'd like to hear your thoughts on it.

[@roobyyy]

please read coralineeeee

[@Limpshot_McGee]

The Invisible Man was made into a really good movie in 1933.

[@touche5616]

One of my favorites!

[@cferracini]

I liked the Duke and I but mainly because I like the way the writer writes. The beginning is much better than the rest of the book, I agree. I also think your review was very fair, the things you pointed out are things I also had problems with. I think his psychological healing was also really hushed and not believable... I give it a 3,5 because I'm very much into the genre and said genre has intricate problems repeated in almost all books of same genre.

[@BookNerdSue]

The Duke and I was one of my least favourite in the Bridgerton series.

[@greciajackson7077]

You should read The Promised Neverland, I think you would love it!

[@xMidnightStrokex]

I’m feeling proud that I read 4 books in November & Merphy has read 12 🙈 wow 😂

[@edwardlayer4259]

Don’t feel bad, it’s her job :D

[@merphynapier42]

Four books is amazing ❤️

[@caitlynclendenning870]

Oh my god, My class studied House of Leaves in college this year and I swear half of us lost out minds and I'm scared to sleep with the book in my room 🤣 Good luck!!!

[@nataliaferrari7218]

Could you do a video about how to start reading fantasy? i would love to read the Stormlight Archive but i dont know if i'm ready. I love your videos. I read Beartown and Peter Pan because of you and both are my favorites

[@merphynapier42]

I have a video for that! I need to update it though so this is a good idea 😄

[@aliciasorenson3807]

A series I just read and LOVED is really great for beginner fantasy readers. The Riyria Revelations by Michael J Sullivan. It's made up of 6 shorter books combined into 3 volumes. The first couple books are just so fun, and they get more and more involved and epic as you go. Highly recommend!

[@fenrirzen]

what do you think about the Mistborn metal dice kickstarter?

[@jessicaposada6521]

Merphy, have you ever read anything by Agatha Christie, I love her books, they're short but very entertaining, not to mention that all her mystery books have very good endings, because they make sense. I highly recomend "And then there were none" it's about a group of people that get stranded on an island in England, and then they start dying one by one in a way described by a nursery rhyme. It's very good I also think you would love the Hercule Poirot series. Agatha Christie is the queen of mystery

[@merphynapier42]

I've only read one of hers but want to read more!!!

[@ShoeLessJoseph]

I really enjoy H.G Wells, he had some pretty extreme ideas about society and the classes. So it is interesting to see a glimpse into his mind with his fiction. Don't agree with the guy on anything but enjoy his fiction.

[@Gizmo9707]

Treasure Island is by Robert Louis Stevenson, not H. G. Wells. Perhaps you mean The Island of Doctor Moreau?

[@merphynapier42]

Yes sorry, I got my titles mixed up!

[@BookZealots]

How do I get my hands on your book?

[@l_p2980]

I want to read the WOT series, but before that I wanna read TLOTR because I heard the first book starts of similar. But I read somewhere that you should read the hobbit first, what do I do...? 😂🙄

[@kvan8046]

hey merphy how do you read wheel of time and what would you recommend?

[@turtlecomicreviews7599]

I love the invisible man. It was what got me into classic books. There are a lot of movies for the invisible man by the way. Universal made it part of their monster movies. (Dracula, Frankenstein.) I think it came out in the late 30's its a really good movie as well. I understand Why you didnt like the book though.

[@alicepeberdy6620]

Please read The War of the Worlds by HG Wells! It's his most famous book and was absolutely groundbreaking for the genre! (Btw, Wells was the first person to use the term 'science fiction') At least read the first 2 pages because the way he starts is fascinating. The ending can divide opinion though

[@AmeliaOak]

I dnf’d that book this year. I agree with you about the beginning, but about halfway through I got bored because there’s no characterization besides the main character going on

[@elizalagonia1049]

The thing with H.G Wells is he's a movie writer who lived before movies were out in the world. He's very visual, and he is very high concept. There's a reason why so many of his books have been adapted to movies and have been highly rated. The Original Invisible man is a classic. The Time Machine is like nerd heaven when they see anything with it. You've said you don't prefer T.V and Movie media and there is a language that H.G Wells speaks to with people who enjoy and are well versed in the medium. I think you may like Jules Verne better. I'm not sure if I spelled his name right, but he's the author of Journey to the Center of the Earth, From the Earth to the Moon, and 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea. He's also a very visual writer, but he's more of a literary visual writer. You said you like the concepts of H.G Wells but not the writing so give him a try if you haven't already. I have two sons so I may read the Son book. I'm one of Six and when my brothers were teens my Mom started reading books like Why Boys need a Mom and Why Girls Need a Dad and she found them interesting. I feel now I should read books like that now that I'm a mom of two boys.

[@angelapusateri2628]

You should check out Bridget Kemmerer's fantasy novel A Curse So Dark and Lonely!

[@merphynapier42]

I've read it and really enjoyed it 😄

[@TheJak121212]

100% agree about The Turn of the Key. I absolutely LOVED it, all the way up until the final chapter. Talk about a let down.

[@JayGTheAwkwardBookworm]

Ooo that’s awesome you only had 1 one star!

[@divyesh94]

nice video!

[@marianaamoedo5942]

Did you check the links? I read House of leaves on car rides so I let myself go and immerse in the house. Wuthering Heights was so hard to read and I ranted so much while reading it that I don't want to ever EVER go back to it. I have to keep trying Neil Gaiman but for now every book from him seems the same to me (Neverwhere, Coraline, American Gods)

[@kvan8046]

Read the Sunday girl by Pip Drysdale! is a good thriller by an Australian author

[@jesaburgoyne9343]

What are your favorite scenes from Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban and Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire?

[@Cassia_L]

I hadn't been seeing notification for your videos for a whole week and got worried, so I go on your page and somehow I unsubscribed without meaning to! I missed you!

[@jchinckley]

You didn't know? With WoT the later in the series the less time is covered in any single book despite its length because more and more is happening in less and less time. At least that's how it felt to me where I left off in book six to wait for RJ to finish the series.

[@igorgoliney9494]

Jack London wrote a lot about the transformation of a domesticated Man in the Wild. His dog is really a man.

[@fayealexandria9036]

I actually prefer white fang. Though to be fair I read call of the wild in my adolescence and white fang this year so it may just be my state of mind has changed.

[@booknerdwithlipstick]

Hi Merphy ! Just wanted to correct that H.G.Wells is not the author of Treasure Island, it's Robert Louis Stevenson (author of Dr. Jekyll and Mr Hyde) :)

[@merphynapier42]

Sorry I meant to say The Island of Doctor Morue!

[@OHCAM5]

How can you read more than one book at once?? If I leave a book to start reading another that book goes unfinished forever lol

[@DorianDuVerger]

Hi Merphy,how are you? Just wondering if you have read the 2013 book The Luminaries by fellow Kiwi Eleanor Catton? Love the videos,your husband is a very lucky man.a women who loves to read.( Not that I can spell )😉

[@kishalaysinha3019]

V. can be in active condition even beyond nineties according to some medical books I have read. (Of course, I don't know if this is true.) Why am I so interested in esoteric topics? Actually, I am a voracious omnivorous reader Who is interested in all subjects under the sun. - G

[@bloodspatteredguitar]

Oh, seeing HGWells makes me think, have you read any Chesterton? (Not that they are alike- just that they were acquainted) Chesterton has makes social commentary that is in some respects of his time, and other in other respects ridiculously prescient. Fr Brown stories are short and fun, The Man who was Thursday is surreal and surprising.

[@merphynapier42]

I haven't but I want to!

[@tyrionlannister7168]

Read East of Eden by John Steinbeck

[@shelfofmanygenres]

I read Turn of the Key this month too. And yeah... the very last bit was not what I was expecting. It didn't add anything of value to the existing story. (I don't know pages because I mostly do audio books these days)

[@rhondawithabook8001]

I’m finding more and more that we have almost exact opposite opinions on most books, haha

[@user-ex1wv7jv8l]

The second part of The Duke and I felt completely like a different book. Completely different characters, no consequences, pretty manipulative. It was so sad seeing how it all went downhill and no one addressed it at the end.

[@gabrielrizan2385]

Guardians of the moon?

[@thewingedserpent5823]

It makes me cringe every time

[@merphynapier42]

Dyslexia gets me pretty frequently

[@thewingedserpent5823]

@@merphynapier42 oh yeah, same. Especially since my first language is german and not english

[@matthewdeancole]

Treasure Island was written by Robert Louis Stevenson

[@merphynapier42]

Yeah it meant to say the island of doctor morue

[@peditsix]

WAIT! THERE IS GOING TO BE A BOOK ABOUT MATTHEW!? WHEN???

[@booklanerecommendations]

[spoilers for Wuthering Heights below] . . . . . . I agree with you that Wuthering Heights is a tragedy and focuses largely on families, but I also think the story is not entirely tragic. We see how Heathcliff is caught in the cycle of abuse and becomes the abuser, but we also see how Hareton and Cathy junior are able to overcome their flaws and break the cycle. So although the story is tragic, I don't see it as only that. I feel like the ending is hopeful. The struggle between nature and nurture is a theme in the book as well. Is Heathcliff born "bad" (a "devil" as some of the characters call him), or does he become this way through all the abuse and prejudices against him? (I personally prefer the second interpretation here.) And Catherine senior's love triangle is also all about nature versus nurture: she chooses material pleasantries over passion and regrets this when Heathcliff returns.

[@rainbowcake6370]

hi

[@JesseOnYoutube]

The blade itself sounds 👀 👀👀👀

[@merphynapier42]

Honestly, knowing your taste, I think you'd love it!

[@jessicaacevedo2784]

You need to watch the old Universal movie of the Invisible Man it is very good. The new movie is not a good adaptation.

[@AllisonJones1875]

The invisible man already has a movie that was made in the 30's that isn't really a horror movie (at least not to me)

[@waynicliz]

What did the librarian tell the kids Read More

[@lookausername1]

I see what you did there :p

[@lovelight6973]

LOL 🤣 🤣 "The Duke and I" sounds like "Wuthering Heights". That's the book that immediately came to mind when you describe the Duke and I. WH, I hate that book!! I hated the characters. The characters were assholes and it romantasize the obsessive love crap. I don't know if I'll ever get Wheel of Time. So loooooooooonnnng. I like your approach to reading series. One a month. I get overwhelmed with picking a series. So many. Ruth Ware's books I have a love hate relationship with her books 😕. So many people read her books and continue to be mixed feelings. I don't think I will continue reading her. Out of all her books. I've only liked one.

[@joecourtney8552]

I can’t tell if I’m just not meant for thrillers. I did not totally like Turn of The Key. The kids and the main girl were annoying. The creepy part was decent but kind of a back seat after thought. The secrets revealed at the end were great but getting there was a bore.

[@caitlyn.m.t9618]

I get the feeling about endings sometimes ruining books. That was me with The Offshore Pirate by F. Scott Fitzgerald. It just turned basically what made the story interesting and vibrant into a lie. And I understand why but I don't like it

[@mikaelab7485]

If you want to read a Norse-inspired Gaiman read, you HAVE to read American Gods!

[@kristina7296]

I would like you to go deeper in your own personal experience of the book. It would be great to learn why you came to like or dislike the stories. Maybe you want to open up all of your senses whilst reading and criticizing. So you will learn a lot about yourself too. Good idea with great potential!

[@joelsilvey9046]

Not to be a jerkface but Treasure island was not written by H.G. wells, plus the invisble man is a classic universal horror movie but i also cant wait for the remake as well.....still love ya videos and keep up the good work

[@merphynapier42]

Sorry I said the won't Tuesday! I meant The Island of Doctor Moreau

[@joelsilvey9046]

@@merphynapier42 no real reason to apologize....i was just listening and i was wait did she just say that rewinded it and like...oh ok I'm not going crazy 😆

[@zekonja90]

If book 6, of Wheel of Time, is your least favorite, then you are in for a ride. It gets worse from there. Wait until you read book 10, where nothing happens.

[@divad44]

I just finished the turn of the key and I COMPLETELY AGREE. The execution and build up was spot on! But man, wow, that ending was rough and ruined so much of the book for me.... overall didn’t like it, very hard to rate indeed. So disappointed

[@rick3269]

HOW do you read so fast?!!!?!!!???!!

[@stranger8447]

She made a video talking about how to read faster a couple months ago kzbin.info/www/bejne/habEgqGGa7Gnj6c

[@merphynapier42]

It's just my favorite way to spend my time so I tend to grab a book over scrolling my phone or watching TV. It adds up fast!

[@bernadettnagy6978]

the invisible man aint it at all what the book is. the idea of a guy being invisible is there but nothing else is the same so far as ive seen the trailer

[@marlenaisamarvelousreader8479]

Hey just wanted you to know H.G Wells is actually a woman :) her writing is very hard to get into, I tried to read the time machine and couldn't get into it

[@merphynapier42]

Oh thanks I didn't know that!

[@marlenaisamarvelousreader8479]

No it’s not actually widely known which is why I wanted to let you know :)

[@skellumfh]

@@marlenaisamarvelousreader8479 Do you have any sources on that claim? The H.G. Wells on Wikipedia is very much a man. Or it was a joke: Well played my lady!

[@angelamccollister]

H G Wells was not a woman. His name was Herbert George Wells. Some TV shows like to gender-bend the author when they include him as a character.

[@marlenaisamarvelousreader8479]

Oh I always thought that it was a woman who wrote under a pseudonym guess I am wrong then

[@viviankalogirou6145]

Since you didn't like 'Call of the Wild' then you won't like 'Black Beauty'. They are similar in many ways.

[@MissMilliSmile93]

With the call of the wild my biggest problem was the racism and sexism. That ruined the entire book for me.

[@703jay4]

Ebooks are better