These Books are Literally Spring.

[@sophsshelves]

I adore your recommendations but i can't stop staring at how gorgeous the room behind you is!

[@AnaWallaceJohnson]

Love ya! And I know, my parents have outdone themselves. I wanna live in just that room!

[@darrenreynolds3531]

One Hundred Years of Solitude has been sitting, unread, on my bookshelf for many, many springs! Maybe I should finally read it before sumner arrives. (If it ever does here in northern England.)

[@anamariamolnar11]

You absolutely should!! It's such a wonderful escape of a book, I re-read it in the peak of last summer and it was the most magnificent experience, although the previous two times of reading it were during the spring months and it's definitely a suitable time for it too :)

[@tsovinarkuiumchian8058]

It was the case for me too, but then I dared to pick it up from my shelve. And… it’s one of the best reads for me so far. ✨

[@reaganwiles_art]

"April is the cruelest month, breeding Lilacs out of the dead land, mixing Memory and desire, stirring Dull roots with spring rain." -T.S. Eliot of course of course. Black Spring, Henry Miller, black indeed but not humorless. At once witheringly sorrowful, heart rending, puissant, ecstatic, joyous, traitorous and compassionate. Thoreau's Walking is wonderful as you well know.

[@cindyo6298]

The Secret Garden is super springy in so many ways. I didn't think I'd like it but I found it beautiful

[@AnaWallaceJohnson]

Ohhh yes. I feel like so many books like that are good for this list. I haven’t read many 😳

[@voguetoria]

For me spring is for classics and Japanese translations. You‘re fabulous 💐

[@tine272]

so much quality content has been served lately, we thank you queen

[@AnaWallaceJohnson]

She’s rebirthing

[@TimArrowsmithDesign]

100 Years. Omg one of the best books ever written, I love it ❤❤

[@msfrancesinha3272]

A customer asked me for this book and although I didn't know it before that, when I picked it up and read the blurb it really sparked my interest. You talking about it now is the divine sign I was waiting for to buy it! Thank you goddess of books 🤩

[@evangelinepoe8952]

you do remind me of Susanna Hoffs, lead singer of the Bangles, who were considered Pioneers of Rock and Feminine Power ---> that too as you rock the book recs!

[@caras4766]

For spring poetry, off the top of my head I think Mary Oliver and Walt Whitman would both be perfect.

[@tsovinarkuiumchian8058]

Mary Oliver’s poetry and “Upstream” are spring 🦆 Thank you for the video 🤍

[@caras4766]

I just commented to say the same thing!

[@mildrumpus]

Returning to this video once again. Happy Reading! 😎📚👍

[@thepaperdavid]

That gorgeous house, omgoodness. Books inspired by objects, walls, angles of the house pls.

[@LizethIzaguirre-c1c]

Pedro Paramo is one of the best books of Latin America, i hope that you like it!

[@japhiadesuze5665]

I will never stop talking about how much I enjoy YOU and your channel. I've found a gem :)

[@devrimkureksiz7611]

Yayy I loved your winter recommendations and I’m very excited to read some of these ❤

[@AnaWallaceJohnson]

Spring is fun! Winter is the serious recs

[@TKTalksBooks]

For me Spring is for poetry (and Sheila Heti!) Nice video as always! 😊

[@AnaWallaceJohnson]

Poetry is right, right? Glad I’m not alone in that thought

[@emanuelebergamaschi9424]

I read Pedro Paramo last year and loved it! Of course because of Márquez

[@AnaWallaceJohnson]

I’m still trucking on it and it’s so good. Just the right serving

[@sophieelsa7469]

Oh my gosh, is it my birthday!?! Well, it's 5 days early but I'll take it! A phenomenal video, great recs, I was really happy to see some "poetry" on the list ;) . I just read the Trial by Franz Kafka, but I feel like that is an Autumn book.... I think the most springtime book I own is Madame Bobary but in a very depressing way. Perhaps also the Last Unicorn, and the Cherry Orchard? Lots of great stuff there is! Also, I met Ocean Vuong in Lillehammer last year and I can tell you that he has the most lovely speaking voice. He was in a chapel, and there was a blue dome behind him that made him look as though he were reading in front of a starry sky. It was gorgeous.

[@AnaWallaceJohnson]

Omg!!!! HAPPY EARLY BIRTHDAY!!!! And whaaat? Ocean!! I’ve watched multiple interviews of him and he seems like such a great human. Voice is a mixture of asmr and knowledge

[@sophieelsa7469]

@@AnaWallaceJohnson It was at the Lillehammer literature festival! I gave him some of my poems- I doubt he ever read him but it was fun as hell. He really does talk like that in conversation too!

[@abelgin]

leaves of grass by whitman would be an amazing read for spring!

[@orangeelliot]

The background set up here is delicious.

[@finsfables]

omg i got Pedro Paramo last year, i didn’t get to read it yet but it seems super interesting

[@400skuxx]

Again i am captivated by this beautiful shot wowowow

[@nunun672]

OMG WHAT IS GOING ON WHY ARE WE BLESSED WITH ANOTHER VIDEO FROM OUR QUEEEEEN

[@SophieEllenDay]

Ngl I think I’m going to start saying smorgasborg instead of smorgasbord going forward because it sounds so much more fun 😂 I love love love your videos ❤️

[@sophieelsa7469]

Yo, You were in my dream last night. I was on my way to Norway from Spain and you were there ??? You had paid for a premium bedroom that just so happened to be RIGHT by a taco stores bathroom, and you gave me fashion advice. I don't remember any of the deets but thanks for the tips !!!

[@AnaWallaceJohnson]

Omg hahahahaha this is one of the best comments I’ve ever received. Dream scenario

[@claudianunez8983]

Thanks

[@sebastianmoyano5223]

1:37 100 años de soledad!

[@AnaWallaceJohnson]

Woooo! Hope my pronunciation of names wasn’t that bad

[@nka30]

I think of Jane Austen,The secret garden and fairy fantasy when it comes to Spring.

[@AnaWallaceJohnson]

Omg. Wicked true. Yes. They’re rebirthing!

[@katrinasalamon5585]

Not me discovering you and binging all of your videos instantly 👁️👄👁️ The aesthetic is simply perfect (as are the recs💅) What do you use to edit your videos?💖

[@LittleMew133]

My Mom read One Hundred Years of Solitude and I asked for her opinions. And she's like "lame boring family stuff" LMAO

[@AnaWallaceJohnson]

Lmaoooo mom was having none of that. I appreciate her

[@xxzcfdxc]

Your house is so pretty and vintagy (if that's a word) ❤

[@FreshGrey-pm4vw]

how do you get your hair curled like that? its very cute

[@athirahaf244]

you are so cool you remind me so much of scout dixon west

[@radiantchristina]

Sorry, could not focus..just sad here wondering how on earth I missed that "the most magical book i've ever read" video. Going to watch it now

[@camillodimaria3288]

Funeral for microphone on Wednesday 😂

[@sesame135]

Where did you get that necklace? 😍

[@AnaWallaceJohnson]

It’s my mom’s! Most jewelry is! That one I’m not sure the designer name, though

[@teneshaanderson4761]

I thought you were going to include spring by Ali smith (not that I’ve read it) or is that too on the nose

[@Sthemingway]

You and your hair could be in the same band as Justine Bateman, Julia Roberts, Trini Alvarado, and Britta Phillips in the film "Satisfaction" (Joan Freeman, 1988).