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[@gereads7669]

the fact that Rick Riordan is known colloquially as Uncle Rick just points to how much we all love him and his work

[@kayleed6058]

Why does Uncle Rick lowkey sound like the name of the creepy uncle of the family?

[@maciedixon3983]

My actual uncle Rick is a weird dude.

[@EksVideoJournal]

But unkie rick did us dirty tho

[@Comicbroe405]

@@EksVideoJournal How?

[@alyssaoh]

Regan: who HASN'T read Rick Riordan? Me: *slowly raises hand while trying to look away

[@PeruseProject]

Totally fine!! Completely reasonable! Also they are really good so if you do decide to read them I high recommend!

[@lujainabdulhakim2729]

me too lol

[@xLSofia]

Same, I will tho... one day

[@renjunbestestboy]

I don’t want to seem like I’m forcing you, but you should give his books a try. The first Percy Jackson books may be more child oriented but his books are ALL worth reading 📚

[@lujainabdulhakim2729]

@@renjunbestestboy i wll give it try one day and this one day is soon cuz i bought some of his books recently!!!

[@mayarose703]

Percy Jackson meant everything to me as a kid. It was the first time I saw myself through a character and understood that my ADHD wasn't something to be ashamed of.

[@nidhipareek5586]

♥️

[@EksVideoJournal]

It still means everything to me

[@riyamishra280]

And then I saw the Peter Johnson movies and was feeling murderous .

[@omalleysmith9100]

One more book that to me had HUGE hype AND lived up to it? "The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo"

[@flklrvrmr]

OMG YEEEEES

[@SilverstreamPJ28]

idk why im so intimidated by this book, i need to just pick it up already 😅

[@kathleen.l]

Yes!!!

[@ReReChan]

I just start reading it. Really excited to stay awake til 2 am tonight to read it!

[@safsam1]

Loved it!!

[@amberdawn5782]

I love how eloquent you speak. Your usage of “big” words does not come across as nonsense. Very to the point!

[@samankhalid8590]

Agreed!

[@elise85391]

I am rediscovering my inner Rick Riordan fan girl rn. Started rereading the Percy Jackson books, every single one is better than the last, really looking forward to reading more of his series as soon as I finish Percy Jackson!

[@maple_latte2669]

I so highly recommend you to ! Although the fandom isn't really THAT small... but us pjo / hoo fans are so happy whenever somoen new enters our fandom and discovers and loves the books ..... if you liked percy Jackson you will absolutely adore the heroes of Olympus wich is a direct sequel 😊 welcome and enjoy

[@moses4203]

Definitely read his magnus chase and kane chronicles series both are amazing. Sad that we are finished with the percy jackson world.

[@jocelynjacob5102]

yess rick riordan!! his stories are always interesting and are so much fun to read!

[@AarthikaUthayananthan]

Six of Crows and An Ember in the Ashes are soo GOOD .

[@kirsten6930]

hi! ive got a question for Six of Crows.. did you know anything about Grisha Trilogy before you read it? Like did you do some some reads before you read Six of Crows? Cause I recently just picked up Six of Crows but i’m quite confused of the concept

[@AarthikaUthayananthan]

@@kirsten6930 honestly you don't have to read the grisha trilogy first, since I read six of crows before the grisha trilogy and still managed to understand what was happening. But the magic systems do overlap so if you want some background info and not be thrown off by it all then you should try reading the grisha trilogy first.

[@kavyajayakumar4989]

@@kirsten6930 Yeah I remember being confused too, but after I did a bit of a Google search🤣It made sense and is now actually one of my favorites

[@jasminebarbie647]

I tried to read 6 of crows but I could not wrap my head around it ...its starting was so boring and I never continued reading it

[@kavyajayakumar4989]

@@jasminebarbie647 😅I read chapter one four times over a month and then I read the whole rest of the book in three hours flat. Honesty nearly didn't read it after the first chapter, and then things sped up to this amazing breakneck pace and I can confidently say it's one of my favorites now. But really, maybe it's just not appealing to you. Happens.

[@jocelynjacob5102]

six of crows!!!!!! it's my favorite book ive ever read!! its so incredible and the plot+characters are just so amazing!!

[@SimplySaraReads]

I have this out from the library now :) I’m excited.

[@rosinabellaful]

I can (and do) re-read this and crooked kingdom over and over! Kaz❤️

[@jocelynjacob5102]

@@SimplySaraReads ahhh so excited for you to read it!!

[@jocelynjacob5102]

@@rosinabellaful yes!! kaz is one (out of many) of my book boyfriends!! i love him!!

[@pleasework4579]

Is there a lot of romance in this book ?

[@quiteallwrite7566]

the fact that i have never read Brandon Sanderson is honestly a crime...

[@kayleeann4871]

Omg definitely read some Sanderson when you get the chance. All of his books connect in his universe and it's so interesting.

[@mangotreebranch]

Same lol I need to work on that

[@toastedmarshmallows6348]

oohh, please do read BS. His worldbuilding and character work is amazing! Many of my top ten characters belong to his novels haha.

[@simranbodhak5480]

One book that I read because of booktube and absolutely fell in love with is 'Circe'.

[@juliafeenstra1142]

seeing all the rick riordan love in the comments is making my heart burst

[@86Mumbles]

I’m currently reading the last book of Mistborn. It had quickly become my second favorite series.

[@PeruseProject]

Yay!! Love to hear it!

[@ZamWeazle]

What's your first?

[@86Mumbles]

@@ZamWeazle Harry Potter haha! And for sentimental reasons. It was an escape for me during my adolescence.

[@ZamWeazle]

@@86Mumbles i enjoyed all those books in my late 20's all good! 👍

[@revathythanasekar2034]

@@86Mumbles I guessed it would be it! Mine too 😍

[@Books_BrewsandBeyond]

I personally loved Rick Riordans Percy Jackson series- it was such a riveting, adventurous series as a whole. I have The Invisible life of addie la rue on my TBR for next month and I can't wait to read it. I bought A darker shade of Magic recently but haven't gotten around to reading it yet.

[@mansi3420]

A huge Rick Riordan fan here ! He keeps getting better and better and better, totally agree with you. Six of crows is on my tbr ...I’m reading the grisha trilogy right now for the complete experience but I totally think sic of crows could easily be a 5 star read.

[@mansi3420]

@Alexandra Masella I haven’t finished the series yet.

[@finley13]

I am only just reading Percy Jackson now😱😫!! Your videos are brilliant by the way👍

[@whatkindofnameisella682]

I have the best memory of being on vacation 2 years ago and sitting outside for an entire afternoon binging Six of Crows and loosing. my. mind. I love that story so much ;-;

[@emotionaldrain]

I just finished Jade City a few days ago. It deserves the hype. 100% warranted! Now, I'm trying to read other books and they just aren't hitting the way Jade City did.

[@Kissmyasthma16]

The First Law trilogy has 100% lived up to the hype! Omg so good.

[@OnixMint]

Or ant of the stand alones set in the first law world are equally as great!

[@rimaoktaviani3876]

i've read the entire an ember in the ashes series, and i love it...

[@pa.o]

Six of Crows is perfect!! That’s how I’d describe it, just PERFECT 😍

[@riyamishra280]

My favourite dialogue " I like to pay some down payment "😂😂😂😂 what's yours?

[@maudhaugland5822]

Never been this early! I have been wanting to read Mistborn for YEARS, and I don't know why I haven't picked it up yet! (well, the size might have something to do with it 😅) Also, your description of ADSOM is on point!

[@LeahRummel]

Mistborn is definitely worth the hype! I procrastinated it forever because I'm stubborn and don't like reading hyped books but it's now one of my favorites.

[@charlie.tt4]

I just recently got into fantasy so jumping into a trilogy like Mistborn was kind of intimidating, but it was sooo worth it. It’s one of my faves now!

[@maddiwalton6013]

The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue was amazing. I personally think it met the hype level and then exceeded it.

[@Pyperh]

I absolutely agree!!

[@Beeeatle]

This! I just finished it last night and now I’ve got all the feels...

[@user-fx3iq5bu2d]

Omg yessss

[@rosinabellaful]

The Starless Sea totally lived up to the hype for me. I had loved The Night Circus and I was so excited for The Starless Sea, but I was worried it wouldn’t live up to my expectations. Thank goodness it did!

[@Orrphoiz]

Hi, I'm a video game, music and trading card nerd and randomly got recommended this video. I recognize and respect the nerdyness present in this video, will continue to watch. It's endearing to see you describe things you enjoy. That's really cute.

[@sukki6052]

Hi there Regan! Much love to you ❤ Have a great day 😊 Also, I recently read Flowers for Algernon and hope that more people can read it 😂

[@jasmattey]

Ugh I literally recommend Six of Crows to everyone! So approachable for new readers too because only a Duology so not too intimidating! (but like if you love it move onto the Grisha Trilogy)

[@BookswithBridget]

Love these choices and totally agree!! I still need to read the Poppy War though - too many books so little time 😫

[@SimplySaraReads]

I feel ya!!! I’m never gonna catch up haha

[@kashmir-nabi]

Percy Jackson was the first book I bought with my savings as a middle schooler and was the first book that makes me enjoy reading. On a side note, I’m a huge fan of Rick Riordan‘s works

[@Booklover90]

Yes Percy Jackson series is amazing! I would add Riley Sager to that even though I have only read the first one. But it was so good!

[@angeliebonifacio6741]

I've read all 4 of his books! My favorite is Home before dark!

[@Booklover90]

@@angeliebonifacio6741 I'm trying to read them in order and I don't have the second but I can't wait to read Home Before Dark! Everyone is making it sound so good!

[@angeliebonifacio6741]

@@Booklover90 yes it is!! All are stand alone so reading in order isn't a big deal tho

[@Booklover90]

@@angeliebonifacio6741 yeah, I'm mostly doing that cause I've heard they get better with each book and I have any it so many time I've read the most recent book then read the backlist and am disappointed.😂 Ruth Ware's the turn of the key ruined me for her backlist!

[@angeliebonifacio6741]

@@Booklover90 well i enjoyed the turn of the key but disliked her in a dark dark wood. Riley sager's book are good but i can say that my least favorite of his is final girls

[@thecoolpineapple93]

I'm currently reading Six of Crows, I must be honest that I struggled in the first half of the book for its pacing, but the second part gets better, so far I have like it, hope I get to love it at the end. Also I'm looking forward to read A Darker Shade of Magic trilogy and An Ember in the Ashes. Thank you for the recommendations!!! 😊

[@SimplySaraReads]

Oh you’re definitely gonna love an ember in the ashes! Last book comes out this year. So you’ll be able to binge :)

[@thecoolpineapple93]

@@SimplySaraReads thank you!! I really hope so!!

[@guccimane8941]

Love to see my guy Rick Riordan get some appreciation. That dude brought me into the literature world

[@agostinamentasti6359]

I read the Ember in the ashes books because of you and loved them. They are amazing! It has some incredible secondary characters. I love Helene Aquila

[@rosejeon405]

An Ember in the Ashes is a series that I love and can read again and again! I read every book in one sitting and every book gives me pain in a good way that when I finished a book, it left me speechless for a while of how good it was. It's hyped but weirdly, I want people to hype it even more XD

[@patrickthornton840]

Completely agree with Mistborn living up to the hype. I read "The Final Empire" for the first time this year and absolutely loved it. Outside of J.R.R. Tolkien and George R.R. Martin, I sometimes find it differcult to get into epic fantasy books, especially I've picked up more than a few that I really couldn't get on with, where they felt like a poor man's Tolkien and/or the author is more concerned with world-building and exposition than character stuff. But Mistborn was different. It was exciting, had great world-building but also interesting characters, and I loved the magic system. I'm officially onboard the Brandon Sanderson hype train!

[@michael305m3]

Have you tried the wheel of time?

[@patrickthornton840]

@@michael305m3 No, but I really should. The sheer size of the thing has always put me off.

[@ZamWeazle]

Im not normally a fan of urban Fantasy but im really keen on reading Jade City. It's just getting universal praise atm! 😮👍

[@iman0b0dy]

whenever I haven't read books in a long time, i always find myself coming back to YOUR videos over the years. i started watching you when i was 13, and now i'm 19, almost 20. kinda crazy! i just hold your opinion highly and you're the reason why i started reading fantasy and started really enjoying to the point that it's now my favorite genre. keep doing this! love you ❤️

[@disakland4714]

Thank you for another great list! Your vlogs got me out of my slump again. When I start binging them even if I have seen them before, that’s when I know I’m on the right track. Will have to read Poppy War soon, it sounds so intriguing. I have to recommend you something I don’t think you have read yet which is a fantastic fantasy story with wonderful poetic writing and characters you love and hate. Every time I hear you talk about fantasy I just think of this series. I have listened to it more times than I can remember. It just keepse coming back. I feel like rather than being hyped it is underhyped, particularly on booktube. But it is a very very good fantasy series. Kushiel series by Jacqueline Carey. Always thank you for all the great book content. There’s no one who can make me so excited about books and reading as you can :)

[@RN-bf5cv]

Love the topic of this video! There's so many hyped books on booktube that my mental tbr is neverending 📚

[@chrish4991]

I read the trials of Apollo series during an emotionally low period during quarantine. The books were a wonderful escape.

[@macayla3183]

That’s the one series I can’t get into, love his other stuff, but I hated TOA

[@nelliandbooks]

1.The Seven husbands of Evelyn Hugo and Daisy Jones and the six. I'm so excited for Taylor Jenkins Reid's new book. 2. Cassandra Clare's books are worth the hype. When you get through The Mortal Instruments you are in for a treat. 3. Scythe 4. Rick Riordan. I picked up the books in High school because of Booktube. I had read The first three books in middle school but fell in love with his books on the second round!

[@MrsJones-hz9wu]

Finally a community I can be around, Yes VE Schwab I haven't read that one but I am interested in it .

[@Dangerous0Fairy]

Currently reading crocked kingdom after finishing Grisha trilogy & six of crow . Sis IT'S EPIC !

[@shaunaXX]

Currently reading the Percy Jackson series for the first time ever, 3 books in and its great even if I’m older than the target age now! Especially impressive when you take into account I’m not great with continuing series

[@marissaliskey6629]

A man called over by Frederick backman I didn't hear everyone talking about it at once. All the review I heard were saying how great it was. I loved it

[@suhaibghazanfar7824]

I love the mistborn series and everything else by Brandon Sanderson (Bridge Four for life)!! right now im reading the rage of dragons by Evan Winter and omgg its like attack on titan and game of thrones had a baby i love it

[@may-yq1il]

my shade of magic series came yesterday! i’m sooooo EXCITED (except uni is killing me and i have no time for leisurely reading)

[@hurarizvi2281]

ugh can’t wait to get to these books once my exams end

[@faithgolden3179]

I love six of crows!!! And I’m scared for the last book of Ember but SO ready for it! Alsoooo, have you read From Blood and Ash & A Kingdom of Flesh and Fire??? It’s my new obsession. Hahaha!

[@becklebooks]

Totally agree with your observations on The Final Empire / Mistborn in general! Sanderson is a fave of mine too and whenever I see him mentioned in someone's video I always pop down to the comments to cheer. :D What's a book that lived up to the hype, for me? Addie LaRue. It's my favourite read of 2020 (pending the release of Rhythm of War). I adored it, adored its themes, characters and how Addie informed the story. It was beautiful and AH. I just want everyone to read it hahaha! Edit: I saw Eliot Brooks call Kaz (from Six of Crows) an edgelord in a recent video of hers and I agree wholeheartedly. Had a good chuckle! I loved the duology but that description was so on point I had to laugh. :P

[@asfaloth12]

All of these are on my TBR! I plan to finally start reading the Cosmere in 2021, and have joined a readalong. I am so excited to get to the Mistborn series. So many people have such wonderful things to say about it. I have read a little Percy Jackson in the past, and enjoyed it. Then, life got in the way. I hope to pick it up again in the future. Thanks for sharing this :)

[@krystalramillosa8573]

My eyes cannot stop staing at The Book Thief in the background. It's beautiful.

[@Amanda_the_Librarian]

I too read the Poppy War and The Dragon Republic and loved them. I can’t wait to get my hands on The Burning God. The one hyped book that I’m so glad I have picked up is The Eye of the World. I’m so excited to continue the Wheel of Time

[@aliciaguzman]

Interested in reading Jade City soon. The concept of consuming Jade to give you a heightened abilities reminds of Dune and the consumption of melange.

[@Stephanie-qy3dv]

Mistborn is seriously helping me get through this pandemic right now. I’ve never read an epic fantasy that made me feel this way, it has everything I could ever want 💕

[@ladylizcreates7719]

100% agree on final empire (or anything from brandon Sanderson really), and darker shade of magic, six of crows, ember in the ashes. Some others for me: the invisible life of addie larue, ninth house, name of the wind, night circus, seven husbands of evelyn hugo, daisy jones and the 6, and a guilty pleasure, Cassie Claire's books lol. Cant wait to read poppy war and jade city.

[@readerssea]

I have read none of these lol. I really need to get it together.

[@luisadelatorre5960]

Call me basic, but SJM's books do the trick for me. They are incredibly hyped and they deliver. The way she evolves the story and the characters is so wonderful. You say SJM and I'm in. But yes Ember is equally wonderful, Mistborn deserves all the hype it gets, The Name of The Wind too, and of course of course: Evelyn Hugo and Daisy Jones!

[@LibertyIndiaRose]

I recently finished the Assassin’s Quest and I truly don’t know what to do with myself

[@daisyJones13]

I hear you, those books were SOOO good

[@aimsreads1493]

I agree with the Shades of Magic trilogy! The first book was just okay for me, but the others were fantastic!

[@emilychisek2368]

An Ember in the Ashes! One of my favorite series!

[@idkwfia12]

I know, I need it to be a movie but Jesus, don't think we'll get it. 😔

[@yaelvargaskusnir]

I loved this video! Your enthusiasm makes me want to read all those books!

[@JadaSimons]

Ughh i just love your channel and content. Since we have aligning thoughts in books i always love hearing your recommendations. Ill have to check out a few of these i haven't read yet

[@kayleed6058]

Six of crows was very good but a little bit under my expectations, I kinda expected it to be the best thing ever. I also liked Crooked Kingdom more even though it messed me up lol

[@LauraGarcia-pp5cu]

I LOVE all of your selection! 🖤

[@clareseymour6227]

I for sure agree with Rick Riordan, Six of Crows, and An Ember in the Ashes, they’re all so fantastic ❤️ (I haven’t read the other ones yet but I swear I will!) I would also add to the list The Lunar Chronicles, The Infernal Devices, The Raven Cycle, The Hate U Give, and All the Light We Cannot See!

[@matteahayn]

If I can add some contemporary books to the list, in my opinion Simon vs the Homo Sapiens Agenda, Felix Ever After, You Should See Me in a Crown, and Red White and Royal Blue all definitely lived up to the hype to me!!

[@LesReadsMore]

I was just recommended this video, and it felt like running into an old friend. Excited to add these to my TBR!

[@Sadaf.Hassan]

I wish I could commit to series but it's just not my thing 😭 Would like to see more stand alone book recommendations 🌻

[@macayla3183]

The 7 and a half deaths of Evelyn hardcastle is amazing if you like a good mystery! The best book I read last year

[@bluesey-182]

I would recommend An Enchantment of Ravens by Margaret Rogerson and The Invisible Life of Addie Larue by V.E Schwab :)

[@bluesey-182]

if you're looking for a romance then I also recommend Beach Read by Emily Henry and The Hating Game by Sally Thorne

[@bluesey-182]

sorry to keep adding to this I just really love a lot of books, but I also recommend Heartless by Marissa Meyer

[@macayla3183]

@@bluesey-182 what genre is the invisible life of addie larue?

[@SimplySaraReads]

Yep, yep and yep. I absolutely agree with all the ones I’ve read and all the rest are on my tbr. I treasure your reccomendations. I’ve found some incredible series from you. Six of crows is on my desk waiting for me, currently. Just gotta finish up the city we became :)

[@LutheranNerd]

Thank you for the recommendations! Always love adding new books to my list.

[@pedrofaray3096]

The poppy war is marvelous!!! I read it so fast, and now and waiting the third come out before read the second

[@deez2324]

We seem to have similar taste! I also enjoyed the Percy Jackson series and Six of Crows, so I'm planning on reading the other books mentioned in this video!

[@thepussycat66]

Great selection of books! 😊 I totally agree with you on The Poppy War, Jade City and DSOM. I love them very much. I just read The Way of Kings and immediately after that Words of Radiance and oh man, does those books deserve the hype! Absolutely amazing experience reading this series! 😊👌

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[@MLLatUtube]

Just finished the last Trials of Apollo - so good!

[@ebmockingjay]

Currently reading the third Shades of Magic book and loving the series! Since I've finished the first two I've read some of the criticism for it, and luckily I don't have the same feelings about the series as some other reviewers do. Worth the hype for me!

[@jessicav606]

I agree with you on a number of these recommendations...Mistborn, Ember in the Ashes. I’m definitely in the minority of those that just didn’t get the hype around Six of Crows. This book and I just didn’t get along. I do feel that since I didn’t read Grisha Trilogy, that really impacted by level of enjoyment. I felt I was missing big elements to a larger story.

[@kryscorner]

Every time I hear someone rave about the Mistborn trilogy I get a little sad that I didn't feel that way. It took me ages to get through the first book and it put me in a reading sleep and I had no desire whatsoever to pick up the rest of the trilogy. It obviously just isnt the right book for me. I do love his Skyward series though. I have been working my way through Rick Riordan's books. I had read the Percy Jackson series years ago but this year i re-read them and then keep going in that universe. I am currently on The House of Hades.

[@jasgill4735]

Six of Crows... 6 dangerous outcasts.... Me thinking of Wylan as an adorable child... Sounds about right

[@SydBookWorrom]

I agree with you SO much on ADSOM. The first book was a 3 for me, but the last two were 5/5 FOR SURE!!!

[@user-nb5sh4bl7h]

Archeology Download asap BOOKS The Missing Link Powerful Evidence of an Advanced Golden Age Culture in Prehistoric Antiquity by Richard Cassaro (z-lib.org) b-ok.cc/book/4989039/5f1af4 The pyramids: An enigma solved b-ok.cc/book/920062/2f2bea www.pdfdrive.com/the-bible-unearthed-archaeologys-new-vision-of-ancient-israel-and-the-origin-of-sacred-texts-e200339091.html Patrick Chouinard - Lost Race of the Giants The Mystery of their Culture www.pdfdrive.com/lost-race-of-the-giants-the-mystery-of-their-culture-influence-and-decline-throughout-the-world-e194691302.html Ancient Giants History, Myth, and Scientific Evidence from around the www.pdfdrive.com/ancient-giants-history-myth-and-scientific-evidence-from-around-the-world-e199795625.html Forgotten Civilization The Role Of Solar Outbursts In Our Past And Future Origins of the Sphinx Celestial Guardian of Pre-Pharaonic Civilization www.pdfdrive.com/forgotten-civilization-the-role-of-solar-outbursts-in-our-past-and-future-e200691940.html The Ancient Giants Who Ruled America The Missing Skeletons and the Great Smithsonian Cover up www.pdfdrive.com/the-ancient-giants-who-ruled-america-the-missing-skeletons-and-the-great-smithsonian-cover-up-e165223059.html Who We Are and How We Got Here Ancient DNA and the new www.pdfdrive.com/who-we-are-and-how-we-got-here-ancient-dna-and-the-new-science-of-the-human-past-e187508077.html Genes Giants Monsters and Men The Surviving Elites of the Cosmic War and Their Hidden Agenda www.pdfdrive.com/genes-giants-monsters-and-men-the-surviving-elites-of-the-cosmic-war-and-their-hidden-agenda-e105742967.html America Before The Key to Earth’s Lost Civilization A new investigation into the mysteries of the human past archive.org/details/america-before-the-key-to-earths-lost-civilization-a-new-investigation-into-the- The Secret of the Great Pyramid How One Man's Obsession Led to the Solution of Ancient Egypt's Greatest Mystery www.pdfdrive.com/the-secret-of-the-great-pyramid-how-one-mans-obsession-led-to-the-solution-of-ancient-egypts-greatest-mystery-e164724393.html The Pyramids An Enigma Solved archive.org/details/thepyramidsanenigmasolvedjosephdavidovits_492_l/mode/2up Written In Stone Richard Cassaro www.deepertruth.com/dtreport.pdf Magicians of the Gods archive.org/details/motggh The Cosmic War Interplanetary Warfare, Modern Physics, and Ancient Texts A Study in Non-Catastrophist Interpretations of Ancient www.pdfdrive.com/the-cosmic-war-interplanetary-warfare-modern-physics-and-ancient-texts-a-study-in-non-catastrophist-interpretations-of-ancient-legends-e156977367.html Unearthing the Lost World of the Cloudeaters www.pdfdrive.com/unearthing the lost world of the cloudeaters compelling evidence of the incursion of giants their extraordinary technology-and imminent return e199809744.html the Legacy of the Phoenicians, Celts, and Other Forgotten Explorers www.pdfdrive.com/secrets-of-ancient-america-archaeoastronomy-and-the-legacy-of-the-phoenicians-celts-and-other-forgotten-explorers-e177310372.html Forbidden Archeology The Hidden History of the Human Race www.pdfdrive.com/forbidden-archeology-the-hidden-history-of-the-human-race-e189851971.html www.pdfdrive.com/the-hidden-history-of-the-human-race-e48390134.html _____________________________ www.pdfdrive.com/the-cycle-of-cosmic-catastrophes-how-a-stone-age-comet-changed-the-course-of-world-culture-e187861766.html www.pdfdrive.com/before-atlantas-20-million-years-of-human-and-pre-human-cultures-e175277110.html www.pdfdrive.com/secrets-of-ancient-america-archaeoastronomy-and-the-legacy-of-the-phoenicians-celts-and-other-forgotten-explorers-e177310372.html Documentary Watch asap 0 Close Encounters of the Fifth Kind 1 Above Majestic 2 m.kzbin.info/www/bejne/a5WQiZ2dprl3ldk 3 The cosmic secret

[@glendaw5221]

I like your presentation style. You’ve talked me into dipping my toe into fantasy.

[@layan.alabed]

rick riordan is literally the best author in history, his concepts, DIVERSITY, knowledge and humour allows everyone that reads his books to fall in love with the worlds and characters. also, his knowledge in religions and sexualities, you can tell he isnt afraid to explore different topics and ideas that most authors would avoid. he is also so well educated and genuinely knowledgable towards the mythology and evolution of greece as well as making the characters grow and evolve. also, most books that are somewhat similar to ricks books, portray the protagonist as a perfect hero that makes no mistakes and always has courage and is never scared, here you see that the main protagonists arent always perfect and they make many mistakes but their value for friendship and family keeps them going. i love love love rick riordans books.

[@JoyfulWifeLife]

I just finished Six of Crows and I'm so sad that I didn't love it. I really wanted to. It wasn't a bad read but it wasn't a 5 star for me. I have Poppy War on my tbr bases solely on your recommendation. Haha

[@jennifer6278]

Same! I don't think I've ever been so sad about disliking a book :( everyone seems to love it so much, I can kind of see why, but it didn't do it for me.

[@Mimi-kq4bh]

I soooo recommend The Poet X. It’s in entirely in verse (short poems, haiku) and in the slam poet style. It sounds weird but it tackles race, sexuality, poverty and religion in the style of a teenage girl living in Harlem New York.

[@happychristelle]

Hi, I just found your channel! Because of you I'm giving Trials of Apollo another chance haha. I read the Percy Jackson and Heroes of Olympus so I was really excited with Trials of Apollo, but the first chapters weren't captivating for me especially when Percy left (I guess I still want him to be around) and that's when I dropped the book. But as you said, the story is still really good so I'll start over.

[@TheLunarFire]

The Hating Game is a recent read of mine that has been very well hyped. Worth it.

[@glendaw5221]

I’m a new fan of V E Schwab adapter reading “Addie LaRue”. Can’t wait to read more.

[@wishii_3387]

Yay its FINALLY fall! thanks for the new book recs! :)

[@savannaterry6714]

I feel like Skyhunter by Marie Lu isn’t getting the attention it deserves! It’s an amazing book and I don’t understand why no one is talking about it. I enjoyed your video and can’t wait to pick up some of these suggestions!

[@mythical_phoenix]

I can't believe you read Mistborn franchise. That's my second favorite series to read even though I haven't finished the series.

[@TSiddiq1]

Out of all the books you've mentioned. I've read poppy war and six of crows and I totally agree, both are such amazing books. Reading Poppy war I couldn't figure out the love interest, that added a fun concept to it. Overall, the writing, concept and the beginning set up at the school just made me want to keep reading and it was my first adult fantasy. As for mistborn series, its on my TBR but I've read some negative reviews so I'm a little hesitant to pick it up. After watching this video, I really want to read Jade City. Not too sure about the others.

[@TiffanyFlorence]

The fact that my local Barnes and Noble is one Brandon Sanderson frequently brings his kids to and browses the shelves at....

[@Ludopeta]

I was about to say 'Eh I've only read Shades of Magic and that was like a 3,5 stars for me' but since you felt the same way then I'm definitely picking up the rest of the series! And I completely agree about Rick Riordan. I didn't pick up any of his books until I was 19 and they were so incredibly fun! I love them and I wish I could have enjoyed them as a kid because wow

[@biankatoth1786]

I felt that all of them were 3-3,5 stars and I got really angry during reading :D

[@Ludopeta]

@@biankatoth1786 wow that gives me hope skfkske I'll still give them a chance bc I do like the concept a lot, but thanks for the warning!

[@sharondwyer4235]

Love Rick R. Reading the Hidden Oracle now

[@hala631]

like what the heck is wrong with dislikes how can some subscribe and turn on notification just to dislike it like maybe 1 min later , and in addition how can some hate a video about books📖📚 ,if you dont like books or the content then simply cilck out .period..... personaly i will just keep liking your videos and every booktubers just to piss them off and to motivate you😘👌

[@asmalljoy]

5:01 That moment in class when you raise your hand to answer a rhetorical question...

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[@chanelletime]

I keep seeing jade city everywhere 😭😭

[@livelife5761]

I am really feeling so nostalgic of completing the Percy Jackson and Olympians series...but am happy...Percy is omnipresent

[@OnixMint]

How come?

[@livelife5761]

@@OnixMint because of deaths, because of it being the last book of first series and because i miss him a lot

[@OnixMint]

@@livelife5761 yeah I agree :(

[@FirstPrince1992]

I'm currently reading The Poppy War!! I was nervous about going into this one because I've heard people say that it includes gods and books with god characters usually don't keep my interest (so far, I have DNFed all books I have tried to read with god characters), but so far, I am enjoying this one. I think it's because none of the main characters ARE gods/part god. They are more in the background of the story. If that some how changes though . . . I don't know.

[@xxflipchick22xx]

I wish you talked about House in the Cerulean Sea!