Ranking Popular Horror Books | TIER LIST

[@Brandon0844]

GUYS, WAKE UP, POSSESSED BY HORROR POSTED

[@MHASLiyra]

I slept through the wake up call 😭

[@Brandon0844]

@@MHASLiyra ohh nooo well at least you made it now

[@anonymousstrangeness7348]

I was busy running errands, but I'M SO GLAD I GOT AROUND TO CHECKING MY NOTIFICATIONS !!!😀 👍 ❤THANK YOU !!! ❤

[@Borntoberiled]

Damn it I slept in!

[@Cassandra042]

I really appreciate the comments on how some male authors write women, that's a big no for me so thank u! I read home before dark and house at the end.. because of your videos and i loved both.

[@alanawest3129]

Yay! As a voracious reader, these are my fav videos from you! :)

[@lavendergore]

love your book videos so much!! i read the deep on your recommendation and it was disgustingly disturbingly hauntingly beautiful, i could not put it down 😭

[@alishanhess]

"The Deep" truly awakened by love for horror. "The Troop" made me feel sick, but "The Deep" was one of the best book I've ever read.

[@chestersnap]

Do you think these books would be better or worse as audiobooks? I thought I'd check them out with my library first but all that's available are audiobook versions.

[@meikusje]

​@@chestersnapThe Troop has some serious animal cruelty scenes, and if that's a no-go for you, print might be better so you can skip/skim those scenes easier. I listened to it, and I skipped those parts, but it was annoying to figure out when the horribleness was over. Otherwise, I enjoyed it in audio format, it didn't detract from it at all imo. The Deep is much slower, and I think I maybe would have DNF'ed if I'd read it in print, but because I listened to it I could put it on in the background while doing other stuff. It turned out to be fine, but I just feel like in print it might have been a bit of a struggle for me. Either way, both are fine in audio format, and I guess it depends on your own preferences if they would work better in print or not.

[@hecateb581]

I found it in my high school's library and it's what really got me hooked on horror too. same guy wrote a book with another guy more recently thats pretty good too, but I really think The Deep is the peak of his writing

[@aleetwi7]

I recently read A Head Full of Ghosts and was BLOWN AWAY. I was honestly shocked by how much I loved it. I genuinely sobbed while reading the second to last chapter, and will think about it for a long time. One of my all times for sure ❤

[@sofialara297]

A head full of ghosts is super underrated and really thought provoking

[@marianabookz]

i absolutely love your book content and i hope it becomes a regular thing on your channel! i read cabin at the end of the world because of you and i loved it, in a way you took me out of a 2 year reading slump so im so thankful sarah

[@krimzencarvalho5837]

You inspire me to try so many things. Books, puzzles, movies, fashion. You TRULY re-sparked my love for horror and I watch every video you come out with. Your work is so appreciated ✨❤️

[@samanthaw8837]

Completely agree about how Riley Sager writes women. Grady's Final Girls Support Group, on the other hand, was a really fun read.

[@bby.kaylamarie]

Yes book content!! Can’t wait for you to read more, just ordered the cabin at the end of the world so excited for that one!

[@HouseofHannah]

My husband guessed the twist in The Last House on Needless Street just from me telling him about the book as I was reading it. To say I was shocked is an understatement. lol. It's my favorite book I've read this year though !

[@scytherpunk6]

yay for more book content!! im so glad there's love for Horrorstor. it's my favourite grady hendrix book but typically isn't for a lot of other people lol. i have sooo much to read on my tbr too it's frustrating haha. and it was interesting the way you categorised each tier! you might enjoy Dear Laura by Gemma Amor (i haven't read Penpal but the way you talked about it sounded a bit similar)

[@brionnachristine4674]

The Nothing Man, is amazing. A serial killers one surviving victim grows up to write a book about him and he reads the book and discovers how close she's getting to catching him. Amazing switches of POV and timelines

[@hiccvp_]

Penpal is one of my favorites and im so happy you enjoyed it c: i recommend it all the time bc it's easy to read and not particularly long

[@gen9018]

I love when you do your horror book content! Also, I'm so glad you feel the same way I do about Riley Sager. Everyone is on the Riley train, and I just can't seem to get on it... also A Head Full of Ghosts is one of my favorites by far

[@Krakatoa.1337]

Long-time fan of your work, and just now getting into starting to read horror! this could not have come at a better time!!

[@zharko]

you always give THE BEST recommendations and i'm so thankful for that

[@lorenamunguia-cortez9368]

Booktube is my most watched "category" on KZbin so this video makes me very excited! Especially cause I've read most of these

[@mel6508]

You introduced me to Paul Tremblay and I can't thank you enough!! Head Full of Ghosts is one of the most effective and incredible books I have ever read. I even bought a copy for my sister for Christmas!

[@mariegarner8770]

Yay second like and comment. Best to you and your family. Happy holidays!!!!!

[@clancyconnolly495]

Paul Tremblay is incredible. I’ve read 3 of his books now and loved them all- Cabin at The End of the World and Head Full of Ghosts are absolutely in my favorite horror books. And I met Paul Tremblay recently and he’s a really nice person too which makes it even better! If you’re looking for a good book I’d recommend This Thing Between Us by Gus Moreno- it was absolutely amazing in my opinion!!!

[@ninipanini11]

That is so cool that you met the author!! How was it?

[@clancyconnolly495]

@@ninipanini11 I've actually met him 2x now- benefit of living in the same area as him! He's a very relaxed guy, down to earth and personable! He's got a great taste in books too which is always great when looking for a recommendation :)

[@ninipanini11]

@@clancyconnolly495 amazing!! I am so jealous! Give us the recs plsss

[@kylesnyder1730]

SO EXCITED AHHHH

[@Ichithix]

I've read three Grady Hendrix books, the two you ranked and "The Southern Book Club's Guide to Slaying Vampires", the latter was by far the best.

[@collin_patrick98]

Two interesting books I read recently are Nothing But Blackened Teeth by Cassandra Khaw and The Paris Apartment by Lucy Foley. Both fun reads for very different reasons with the first being more of traditional horror/haunted house story with Japanese mythology and the second is a mystery thriller whodunnit. Great ranking by the way! Gave me a ton to add to the reading list. Also, I’ve been chasing the high that Home Before Dark gave me and have read every other Riley Sager book because of it. It never came.

[@starrisareyna4560]

I'm so excited to dive into so many of these! I listened to the audiobook of Head Full of Ghosts on a whim on a long road trip and it is easily top 5 now.

[@tungstensmum1491]

I read Into The Drowning Deep recently and absolutely loved it! It was weird but also a bit campy and felt like it would be a great large cast b-tier creature movie. Highly recommend to anyone who is into that sort of vibe.

[@isabellamolina107]

MY QUEEN POSTED AYYY

[@katfromdenver]

Night Film by Marisha Pessl is one of my favorites - very underrated, or at least I haven't heard anyone talk about it.

[@365froggygirl]

I bought this book at a discount store a long time ago and it sat partially read on my shelf for years. I picked it up and read it last year and absolutely loved it! I was a little disappointed in the ending but the rest of the book was so good and had so many twists that it made it for it imo lol

[@theCrownofSympathy]

The Silent Companions by Laura Purcell is one I would recommend for something along the lines of The Haunting of Hill House and The Woman in Black. I would also recommend Naomi's Room by Jonathan Aycliffe, which is a personal favorite of mine but it may be a bit too much for some people. I'm also a big Clive Barker fan.

[@kirstyfairly4371]

ResurrectionDreams-I love both The Woman In Black & Haunting Of Hill House, two of my favourite ghost stories. Also Naomi's Room is so good. I read that book when I was a kid & it's still the most frightening book I've ever read.

[@blonderuby]

i've never heard of it but Kill Creek kind of sounds like Haunted by Chuck Palahniuk, it's a bunch of people trapped in a house on a writer's retreat, it's really weird and i remember really liking the uniqueness of Haunted when it came out.

[@jadew2072]

Yes! Some of the short stories in haunted are Uber messed up

[@angelkitten86]

I was going to recommend this as well. Haunted is one of my top 5 favorite books, but I also love Chuck Palahniuk and his writing style.

[@blonderuby]

@@angelkitten86 chuck palahniuk is one of my favorite authors, he does really interesting and unsettling ideas so well. Diary is my favorite of his!

[@k-van]

Loved the video. Thanks for the recommendations!

[@briannanicole5309]

The ruins pulled me out of a 4 year reading slump!! It was terrifying, the writing kept my interest so much I couldn’t put it down!

[@boredchan8026]

I know this is likely to get buried, but I noticed you liked a lot of beautiful descriptions, one book I read that wasnt horror, but did love is called The Last Children Of Tokyo, by Yoko Tawada, I loved all of the metaphors and it feels like the book was written to be pretty, the ending was weird but I still really enjoyed the rest of it, it's not horror, but I would 100% recommend it for the beauty of it, its relatively short, being 138 pages long too, so that's a bonus!!

[@eeeeemmarose265]

You should definitely read The Exorcist by William Peter Blatty if you haven’t yet! Such beautiful writing, I feel like you’d really appreciate it 🧡

[@kimk2459]

The movie is a pretty loyal adaptation, so you know what is going to happen throughout, and it's STILL so good.

[@eeeeemmarose265]

@@kimk2459 EXACTLY!

[@martynpope8218]

Yep. Read it ages ago & couldn't let it go, it was in a library in London & I read it cover to cover.

[@theresetaylor7207]

You are so right, this book is so well written

[@blu5480]

FINALLLYYYYYYYYYYY MORE BOOK VIDS I love u hope your pregnancy is going well!

[@radicaltrav]

Recommendation: “House of Leaves” by Mark Z. Danielewski. Also make sure to listen to Poe’s album “Haunted” which is sort of a companion piece during your readings. They are siblings and I cannot recommend this pair enough.

[@lindseyknisley710]

Please do more videos like this! I love reading horror books, classic and recent releases!

[@ashleyslittlelibrary]

Finally Paul Tremblay getting the appreciation he deserves! I feel like Josh Malerman falls into a similar bucket to Tremblay in my mind so I'd recommend his stuff if you haven't read it (I've read A House at the Bottom of a Lake & Daphne and enjoyed both). On Catriona Ward, I actually liked Sundial even more than Needless Street so definitely would recommend that one!

[@grav_i_ty]

“House of Leaves,” by Danielewski, needs to at least have your attention. It’s a tough read given the layout and design, but very chilling and re-readability.

[@plugshirt1762]

I found it to be easier to read than most books just because it was so captivating I couldn’t stop

[@emilyjones648]

Oh no! Gillian Flynn is a fave! Sharp Objects is my favorite! Dark places was for sure my least favorite!

[@aliaab123]

For me it's the complete opposite. Sharp Objects is still really good, gave it 4 stars.

[@christianlaforet6093]

Some great books in here. If you haven't read Adam Nevill yet, you should. He has a similar voice to Cutter, but doesn't always feel the need to mutilate an animal in the story lol

[@PossessedbyHorror]

I’ve been wanting to read The Ritual for so long now!

[@melancholyeel]

I just finished The Last House on Needless street after you talked about it in a different video and I could not put it down so I'm back for more recommendations. I'm waiting for Penpal from the library then I'm gonna give A Head Full of Ghosts a shot. Love the book content videos!

[@meglovessims6030]

Haunting of Hill House got me out of a long reading slump. In my top 5. Maybe even top 3. So glad I found your channel.

[@meganwaldeck1141]

Only The Good Indians is my absolute fav!! It has just stayed with me and I can't shake it!! And yes I cried too! So tense and beautiful and wow. And and and yes The Ruins is totally a classic.

[@Yukiandyumi23]

Thanks for more recommendations! I read Penpal after your other book review and it’s subtly horrifying and once you’ve finished it the ending has such a haunting feel. I just need a book that scares me the last book that I was generally scared whilst reading was Gerald’s Game (way before the film came out) I read it dreading the nights in the book lol, other books are good but just not finding them scary

[@chestersnap]

I was binge reading King's books in publishing order except for having started with Pet Semetary for a good chunk of the last year. Pet Semetary had me turning on more lights than usual and the books I read after also left me feeling pretty scared and either King gets less scary or the exposure left me less easily scared. Until Gerald's Game. Gerald's Game was terrifying. I agree that the nights in it were the worst and then the twist made me retroactively terrified of everything.

[@d00dhella]

I just started, and finished, Home After Dark, thanks to your praise of it. What a fun and fantastic story. Thank you! I will now trust all your recs. I guess this is what it’s like to be red pilled.

[@spencersmith-nolker8343]

couldn't agree more with your thoughts on Kill Creek, I found myself rolling my eyes over and over again with the author's character descriptions.

[@slowpoketales]

I just picked up head full of ghosts at the library this week! Looking forward to reading it.

[@MarcosSouza-rr5ns]

I'd recommend reading "Intercepts" by T. J. Payne. It's one of the best books I've read this year so far. It's fast-paced, creative and it disturbed me a lot. It's quite gory, though 😅. But, I just want to thank you for your channel's amazing content. I watched the video in which you talked about "The Troop" and "The Only Good Indians"; your description made me curious to start reading horror fiction again. Well, it turned out that I've read 20 books this year so far and it has been great for me to improve my English and do something different in my free time. Can't wait for some more book content on the channel ✨🥂✨

[@josephvavila]

I've got a recommendation for you! I would give The Last Days of Jack Sparks by Jason Arnopp a go. It hits a lot of what you like in horror movies, but in book form. It's essentially a found footage, documentary/reality TV esque story where the "host" is trying to disprove exorcisms. The narrative starts off light but devolves into something really dark and genuinely creepy. At any rate, I continue to send you positive vibes and wish good health to you, your fian-slay, and your wee babe.

[@Borntoberiled]

Oh I really liked this. It was pretty clever and twisty.

[@mackenziesutt3486]

I would recommend “Come With Me” by Ronald Malfi. One of the most beautiful books I have ever read. Made me cry multiple times and was so creepy. Also “Come Closer” by Sara Gran, “The Bell Chime” by Mona Kobbani, and “The Shuddering” by Ania Ahlborn!

[@ludwiga89]

Finally someone feels the same way about Riley Sager. I really liked Home Before Dark so I read 3 of his other books, and didn't like any of them. I was very confused as to what happened. Also Needless Street, I was listening to it as an audiobook and when the cat started narrating I was like what?!

[@ivonalium]

OH HECK YES FINALLY 🖤📖

[@Strongbad251]

I am so excited to this video! I love to get more recommendations with new Horror books.

[@merlinho0t]

I actually liked Dark Places, its the only book I've read by the author but I thought it was insanely bleak like you said, but also written very beautifully. Gillian is one of those authors that has a certain style and prose, like if someone handed me one of her books without telling who the author is, I could tell its her just by the style of writing. I completely understand why some people don't like her work though, her stories are usually very dark, depressing, and have a certain hopeless vibe to them. I never read the book, but the TV show adaption of Sharp Objects was also another work by her that I enjoyed. More so than Dark Places (book). I know there is a film but I can't remember if I watched it or not honestly.

[@MarcosSouza-rr5ns]

Yaaaay book content 🥰🥰🥰🥰 Thank you ❤

[@bocolife]

I thought The Only Good Indians was PAINFULLY boring. Also 90 percent of the "horror" was just animal torture. I got like 3/4 of the way done and still couldn't finish it and I tried so hard to finish it. I even tried switching to audio book! Sorry I just feel passionately about how bad it was 😩

[@rhiannon3971]

Ive been waitingggg for this video!!!

[@madisonemily4083]

great video! i'm looking forward to reading some of these at your recommendation!

[@franceskacostamagna1036]

Oh I’m so glad you liked Penpal. I found that story on creepypasta first and it freaked me out in the best way. Like paranoid to sleep alone for a while level. I then bought the book and read it to my mom and then read it again by myself. Definitely on of my tops of all time.

[@blakemack2877]

I needed this video!! I have been waiting for another book video, because I have read 7 of the books you have recommended because I trust your insight so much! I also have 4 of these in my current TBR! So excited!! Head Full of Ghosts and The Last House on Needless Street have been my favorites so far! Even though it's not on this list due to not being considered "horror", Dark Matter by Blake Crouch that you recommended is also a top book for me!!

[@societycrumbles]

I really want to read Tender is the Flesh and The Slob, because TikTok always talks about them. I used to read SO MUCH, but these days I can't focus on reading that well, so I will probably try audiobooks instead.

[@PossessedbyHorror]

for the life of me I cannot retain anything from an audiobook I’ve tried 😭

[@chriscze6153]

Hi, me again, I finished the video - I personally did not love The Only Good Indians, but I thought it was a good book. However, my second favorite horror read of the year is probably My Heart Is a Chainsaw - I really hope you read that one day because it's all about slashers and horror movies and horror tropes, and the opening/ending parts of the book are WILD. The middle part is a bit slower, but if you like SGJ writing style, I think you're in for a major horror treat.

[@chriscze6153]

OH MY GOD YASSSS. I literally screamed "slay queen" as soon as I saw this get posted. I have been reading SO much this year, and have been dying for more book content, especially horror, as 21/36 reads for me this year have been horror. Thanks so much Sarah!

[@PossessedbyHorror]

heck yeah! what’s been your favorite horror book this year 👀

[@chriscze6153]

@@PossessedbyHorror my favorite horror read and favorite book of the entire year is Juniper and Thorn by Ava Reid. It isn't the main focus, but there is a romance, and there is a sex scene, and I usually hate those both like you, but I thought they were fine here. The rest though is just pure magic, the writing is simply superb, and I cried like three times. 5/5 ⭐️

[@jaimieharris5275]

I have three books on my shelf that I was going to sell but you just changed my mind; Penpal, A Headful of Ghosts, and Home Before Dark. I will put them on my tbr shortlist. One I would recommend that I think you will put in your top category is Brother by Ania Ahlborn. I read it earlier this year and I can't stop thinking about it. I also just finished Into the Drowning Deep and I loved every moment of it, even though I am afraid of the water and would never get on a cruise ship. :D

[@Anghooeyrhymeswithjulie]

A belated recommendation: The book of the most precious subject, by Sara Gran. Her writing straddles between noirish mystery / horror. You may know of her earlier title, Come Closer.

[@mollyt1296]

Also wanted to say I hope you're feeling good I know it's close to that time for you.. Labor will be hard, but the moment you hold your child it will all have been worth it. I hope everything goes as smoothly as possible and I send you positive vibes as you enter an exciting new chapter of life and bring a literal new person into this world! Exciting stuff!

[@maddivillines]

I read Penpal when I was like sixteen, and it completely altered my brain chemistry. Thinking about it still scares me, it is genuinely one of the most upsetting (but in a good way) books I’ve ever read.

[@Hey.its.lucy21]

I was just looking for more books to put on my Christmas list! This is perfect timing 🥳

[@lucky13ytb12]

i'm curious if you finished House of Leaves by Mark Z. Danielewski , I happened to saw its cover on one of your videos but never found your review/opinion on it

[@bexxycat2890]

Just ordered The Troop! Don't know what that says about me but I'm looking forward to reading it!

[@gracemarlena2901]

I thought the same thing when I read ‘Final Girls’ and I haven’t been able to pick up another Riley Sager since, even with all the hype.

[@blackheartbooks]

Always here for more book content

[@chellyfishing]

I read a few books by Riley Sager, I found him pretty readable but not very... good? So I kinda gave up on him after two or three books, but I haven't read Home Before Dark so I might give that one a chance before binning him entirely. LOVED Last House on Needless Street, I instantly went and added everything by the author to my wishlist, SO good. Most of the books on here I haven't read are on my tbr, but I'm a little intimidated by Nick Cutter, I hear great things but I'm not sure he's for me given I'm just not into animal harm or body horror.

[@atmosphericentry0]

I suggest The Library at Mount Char! It's horror/fantasy, and the premise would make you think it's just fantasy, but the horror comes from how relentless and absolutely brutal the book gets at times. Highly recommend.

[@mollyt1296]

Nick Cutter is amazing.. and I am completely obsessed w The Deep and The Troop. Little Heaven was not my favorite, still a decent read tho... I also really enjoyed The Ruins, and I agree it's far superior to the movie. I have yet to read any Paul Trembley or Riley Sagin, but I guess I know where to start now!

[@beefkaqueenoftheworld]

i LOVED horrorstör. it was the most scared i’ve been by a book, it was the perfect combo of weird and scary and interesting and campy!! just perfect. loved it

[@AVspectre]

I haven’t read it but the concept reminds me of the Endless IKEA SCP.

[@samnelius]

i'm a new fan of horror books & always on the hunt for more that are written by women, or at the very least written by men who aren't gross about women lol. this list was helpful!!

[@growwithjackk]

YAAAY TY! I’ve been wanting to pick up some horror books and get back into reading

[@favianalvarez9880]

I've been look forward to another book vid!

[@kaitlynhunter1068]

i know you said you weren’t interested in gillian flynn’s other books but you might be interested in the adaptation of sharp objects if you haven’t already seen it. i loved it!

[@cry_katy]

The book version was just as good too! The book Dark Places was such a let down after how good Sharp Objects was.

[@kaitlynhunter1068]

@@cry_katy the book was phenomenal!

[@elinianenfisk2487]

My two favourite King shorts are The Gingerbread Girl and The Long Walk ..!

[@ILOVEYEWIsaac]

Love your book content! Keep it up Sarah!

[@garethallen4191]

I recently found The Last House on Needle Street for a very reasonable price on Kindle. Can't wait to read it! I own Paperbacks From Hell by Grady Hendrix. Very entertaining for a reference book. Still need to read my copy of The Ruins....

[@shaneoleary9919]

Raven awesome video

[@MHASLiyra]

I loved the troop. Body horror is definitely my thing, but when I read the deep I chose audiobook and tried to get through it while at work but I think I was to distracted and after two attempts I DNF’d it. But I’ve been hearing SO many good things about the deep I think I’m going to get a physical copy and try again. He is definitely an amazing horror author.

[@Fiona_Co]

I love Stephen Graham Jones! I read My Heart is a Chainsaw by him and LOVED IT

[@iamhelloway]

In Kill by Scott Thomas you mentioned authors came to stay at this house. That reminds me of Villa Diodati in Geneva during the "Year Without a Summer" in 1816. Mary Shelley, Percy Bysshe Shelley, Lord Byron, and others found themselves trapped indoors due to the peculiar weather caused by the eruption of Mount Tambora. To pass the time, they decided to challenge each other to write the most chilling supernatural story. From this challenge cult classic was born - Marey Shelley's Modern Prometheus aka Frankenstein . Besides her there was also Lord Byron poem Darkness which explores themes of apocalypse and despair in the aftermath. and John Williams Polidori's "The Vampyre" , a short story featuring Lord Ruthven is considered one of earliest works of vampire fiction , years before Bram Stroker's Dracula

[@jennaw1718]

I enjoy your ranking and reviews and have added to my To Read list. Currently reading Head Full of Ghosts! I also started listening to the No Sleep Podcast on your recommendation. They recently finished a 10 part story called This Book Will Kill You. I really enjoyed it. If you like short horror they have several shorts included in it. It's kind of like creepy pasta and may be considered YA horror, not sure but the performance of it was great. In fact I'm not sure I would have enjoyed as much if I had not listened to it. It may be on Audible too, I haven't checked.

[@cristagalli96]

Ok I would love for you to do a video ranking books about water horror!!! it's also some of my favorite and I feel like it's really rare and sometimes hard to do well. I'd love recommendations

[@Juggernaut560]

Penpal is so damn good. It is one of the most unnerving books I’ve ever read. I read this over 8 months ago and I still think about it on almost a weekly basis. I loved it!

[@DoctorBahoots]

Paul Tremblay is awesome, I’d recommend his book Survivor Song if you haven’t read it. It’s a different take on the zombie genre that still scratches all the itches you would want with a zombie story. Almost the whole book takes place over the course of a few hours and it’s really fast paced with great characters. The only thing is, one of the main characters is pretty far along in her pregnancy and the book obviously has some intense scenes concerning that fact, so it might be a good idea to read it once you’re no longer pregnant lol

[@PossessedbyHorror]

I read this last year! My best friend was pregnant at the time and it was such a weird reading experience because of that haha

[@toxicsugarart2103]

Omg I was just last night rewatching all your book videos, because I needed some books to write down for a Christmas book exchange. And I’m just generally in need of more books other than Stephen King lol.

[@lanacherie184]

You are the second person I follow on KZbin to recc the only good Indians so perhaps I’ll check it out but def have Penpal on my list !!

[@badlilkitty96]

Yay!!! I like these! More book content would be awesome!

[@harley8973]

girl we need a link to your goodreads if you have one, would love to follow you! :)

[@tesioh5869]

I can relate to that "jealous" catergory so so much. I´m a "writer" myself (have not published anything yet tho lmao) and there are so many great books you read and think "man, wish I came up with that idea myself

[@katiecoversx3]

My all-time favorite book which I recommend to literally everyone is The Book of Accidents by Chuck Wendig! I feel like you might enjoy it.

[@Freezpingui]

Hiii, you should post your lists here, maybe a goodread one or something bc keeping track of everything you suggest and that I want to read is so hard haha, nice video btw

[@nikolasversteeg]

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