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[@tokyochemist]

While I'm concerned about you driving and vloging at the same time, I also love your nonchalant attitude towards well, if I want to do this now, this is when I'm going to do it. Backlist books always for me!

[@jadeddiamonds9983]

You know what.. you are so right, I too am concerned. At times I do like to live a little on the wild side lol but I’m also pretty safe. I noticed you don’t really read contemporary fiction as well. It’s something so special about titles that were written before I was born or even before I could read, the fact that they resonate so well with me now as a 32 year old is bewitching.

[@BrynnD]

When you wake up thinking about the book you’re currently reading. That’s how you know it’s a good book!

[@jadeddiamonds9983]

Too good!

[@TkTkayy]

your curls are popping.!

[@jadeddiamonds9983]

Thank you girly! 😊

[@cs0p]

"literary fiction that's written in the mid to late 90s early 2000s, it just hits different" AMEN AMEN AMEN i loved a thousand acres too. reading a book published in 2000 rn and lit fic authors today could never. i need to pick up Moo!! WONT CATCH YOU BUYING FRUIT FROM TJS HAHAHAA

[@jadeddiamonds9983]

Literally neva!

[@writtenintheclay]

I was literally just thinking omg I’m missing my Jaded Reads vlogs 😭🫶🏾 and here you go 😂 I’m glad you’re back girl !

[@jadeddiamonds9983]

Hey girl hey!! I been checking to see when you’re going to post ma’am!!! Where are the videos!!!?

[@writtenintheclay]

@@jadeddiamonds9983 Girl 🙈 idk lmao I started posting a lot on instagram and just left KZbin. But I want to start again

[@writtenintheclay]

@@jadeddiamonds9983 Girl 😭 I started getting very active on instagram and left KZbin on the back burner but I plan on getting back to it

[@blackbirdlily]

Love seeing a video from you!

[@jadeddiamonds9983]

Hey girly! So glad you’re here. Thanks for the comment! 😊

[@RacquelNM]

I love your braids and beads Diamond! Moo sounds good. I will be adding it to my TBR list. I like literary fiction because I feel nourished after reading it, however I’m learning that this sub genre I just found out about called Up Market fiction is more my speed. It gives me the depth that literary fiction provides without some of the dryness 😂 I totally understand taking a a heavy load and continuing on without complaint. As women we tend to do that a lot, but I’m learning that the effects of doing that all the time show up eventually somewhere somehow. I’m trying to course correct now. Anyway I hope you and your daughter have smoother better days ahead.

[@jadeddiamonds9983]

Thank you for the compliment 😊.. I gotta look more into Up Market, literally never heard of it. Yes, I agree lit fic can be a bit dry, but I’ve been quite lucky lately. Thank you so much for your kind words of inspiration, we do need to find a better release and not bare the weight as often, but I can’t help it.

[@DannyReadss]

I love when you post!!! Whenever it is ❤ love your thoughts on books ! ❤

[@jadeddiamonds9983]

Thank you Danny! Glad to see you here! Girl I am always tuned in to your videos.

[@leafsonata]

I'm sure I read a classic satire in (college or high school- probably Shakespeare) and haven't since but you've sold me.

[@jadeddiamonds9983]

I think you would love this. Do you have a P.O. Box. I can send it to you. I finished it yesterday.

[@nathansnook]

i honestly need to get to some Jane Smiley!!! and i honestly feel the same way about lit fic then and now...i find that most of the popular releases that i run through just don't hit as hard as stuff back then. in construction, in language. i think that's why i try to keep an even balance of backlist and new releases just to keep the tides interesting. missed ya boo!

[@jadeddiamonds9983]

A fine balance is always necessary. Can’t wait to catch your latest vlog. Gotta finish my new Sally first.

[@mamutshilanda9822]

Nice seeing you! I agree with you when it comes to reading literary fiction. Especially the classics and other fiction work that were written long ago. The only thing is the language, and certain things may be either offensive to our generation or not inclusive enough...still it does not diminish the message the book was supposed to convey. Thanks!

[@jadeddiamonds9983]

I totally agree with you regarding the language, I find that the titles I’ve chosen over the years pay special attention to black characters. I guess I’ve been lucky in that. Even in Moo, Smiley has a black female character that she really cultivated, and it seems as though she either had black friends on real life or did her research to ensure that the character was written properly.

[@nylorac1984]

I definitely enjoy reading books from different time periods. I feel like books capture a time period and it is interesting to learn about how the people and world functions through the eyes of the author. Will have to checkout Jane Smiley.❤

[@jadeddiamonds9983]

I totally agree.