Top 5 Books I Read This Spring!

[@Callmekatielee]

When you’re such a fan of Regan’s reading vlogs you know every book on this list before you even click. We should start a fandom of Regan fans. Call ourselves Reganites. #BringBackClay

[@Rosehillcottage9]

I’m reading Torch Against the Night right now after flying through Ember in the Ashes, I’m absolutely loving this series and so thrilled I get to jump into the third book almost immediately!! I started reading them because you were raving about them in your reading vlog, so thank you for the ever amazing recommendations ❤️❤️

[@moniquesutton7066]

Unfortunately, with Children of Blood and Bone, one thing I didn't like was the massive insta-love. (spoilers ahead) Zelie got over the fact that Inan was kind of the enemy, and seemed to be majorly attracted to him straight away and then in love with him the next time she met him. Idk that part I low key hated but the rest was great!

[@TheWordN3rd]

I'm reading Dread Nation by Justina Ireland at the moment and it's looking to make it on my top ten books of this year. It's so good and the world is so rich, familiar, but seen through a different perspective. And she keeps raising the stakes. I love it.

[@Artemis.94]

The Girl in the tower, book 2 of the bear and the nightingale snatched my wig!! I was unable to be satisfied by the the other books i read after it because it was just so good lol

[@LaurenCondon]

I met Tomi Adeyemi at BookCon and she was so lovely. Now I cannot wait to start Children of Blood and Bone, it sounds amazing

[@SamanthasBooks]

I'm currently reading Thunderhead and I'm so excited to see what's going to happen!

[@drqkkarisvidz]

I absolutely LOVED Scythe and I cannot wait to read the second book! I am yet to pick it up, but I'm planning on doing so soon.

[@randomreader]

YAS FOR AN EMBER IN THE ASHES AND CHILDREN OF BLOOD AND BONE! Those are some of my favorites!

[@harriette19]

I’m only 130 pages into Thunderhead (after Regan recommending Sythe and loving it) and I’m already crying about the wait for book 3’s release next year 😭

[@damdaddy]

Omggg I am so excited you read the bear and the nightingale. It is my favorite series :) read the second one- a girl in the tower. Might be even better than the first 🤔

[@brooklynnnnereads]

Still can’t get over your haircut, it looks so nice! A lot of these I haven’t read but really want to, especially Bear and the Nightingale as well as the Scythe series

[@lipstickandbourbon2027]

I absolutely loved The Poppy War by RF Kuang!

[@kattenmoos]

Read Scythe and Thunderhead after you mentioned them and I absolutely adore them! Cannot believe I have to wait for the third one!

[@milkteaful]

I read Ember in the ashes and Torch Against the Night because of your reading vlogs and I loved them!! So excited to start my summer vacation with the 3rd book!

[@Inmylibrary]

I just got A Reaper at the Gates in the mail! I'm starting it tonight 😍 I also recently finished the Seven Realms series and...omg, I fell completely in love with the world and the two main characters. I'm going to read Flamecaster as soon as I'm done with ARatG.

[@nelliandbooks]

Emily of new moon and Leah on the offbeat have been great reads of this spring. Also the second book to the Mistborn trilogy by Brandon Sanderson although it took a long time to get a through

[@TheDailyMundane]

I was just planning on going book shopping today and couldn’t be more excited now that I have 5 MORE BOOKS TO ADD TO MY LIST!❤️❤️

[@gonegone3050]

Hi I thought it would be fun to kinda exchange recommendations in the comments section and maybe more people will read this books, anyways my top favorites atm would be: Shades of Magic by V. E. Schwab (I’m not sure if you have read this series yet and if you haven’t well hello adventures and the awesomeness of Lila) , Song of The Lioness and Daughter of The Lioness by Tamora Pierce ( I really like this author and haven’t read the books you mentioned in the video but once I’ve finished the series I’m currently reading I would definitely read them), Book of the Ancestor by Mark Lawrence (also a popular one that you may or may not read yet, he is one of my favorites when it comes to dark fantasy and although he had not presented many strong female characters in his previous works I am pleasantly surprised by this new series) and at last my new found jewel is called When women were warriors by Catherine M. Wilson (I’m absolutely in love with this, once you start reading you can’t stop and that’s the series I’m currently devouring) and the last one which unlike the others is not a book in a series it’s a stand alone one: The Power by Naomi Alderman (this one blew my mind, honestly I didn’t read the description or any reviews basically just dug blindly into the story and it surprised me, was a very interesting experience reading it and has a place on my top shelf) Ps: I’m not a native English speaker so sorry in advance for any grammatical errors

[@Kieda0001]

WAY OF KINGS!!! Life changing!

[@t.d.orel_author]

Great recommendations, excited to check these out!

[@stephl6371]

I was unfortunately not a fan of either CoBaB or an ember in the ashes 😕 I really wanted to love them and just didn't. Glad you did though!

[@patriciacabigao7575]

I love you so much Regan!!! ❤

[@bezaaddis1758]

June 12 literally cant get here fast enough!

[@samanthajenkins760]

I finally got Children of blood and bones. Looking forward to reading it.

[@ammalyrical5646]

absolutely loved The Toy Makers by Robert Dinsdale. Such a gorgeous fantasy set over the first half of the 20th century in London. I loved the fairy tale like feel it had and how the toy shop in the book reminded me of The Night Circus by Erin Morgenstern. I loved how it elicited feelings and atmosphere with a couple sentences. It was great to read the way childhood was incorporated as a theme. How could this not peak your interest: Are you lost? Are you afraid? Are you a child at heart? So are we. The Emporium opens with the first frost of winter. It might be a perfect christmas book, but I read in at the start of May, and it was still amazing. Totally recommend it. I also read 300 pages of COBAB before I DNF'ed. The grammatical mistake was the final drop, but I was kinda poorly edited and all three POV's felt the same to me. As soon as the characters were together I always thought I was reading from Zelie's perspective, even in the first or second lines of chapters from the other POV's. And I had more issues, mostly in the execution and the technical writing aspects. Just because the world/religion/mythology were cool (and based on Orisha) doesn't really make a book good.

[@inbookville]

Cannot wait to read both Thunderhead & Children of Blood and Bone! 🙃 Great video as always. 👌🏻

[@nahlaassagaf9573]

Love you, reagan!!!! Thank you for finding me my next tbr

[@LorisBookTrials]

I have been reading the darkest minds series and I am loving it on the last one which is In the AfterLight. Love,love love the ember in the ashes and a torch against the night. I have a reaper at the gates and hope to read it sometime this week or hopefully by next week. Still need to read thunderheads and COBAB. Love your different book choices!!!!!!!

[@juliacaster1752]

Amazing video, you always make my day better with your videos! Also I had always heard about An Ember in the Ashes but I never was really interested until I watched your reading vlog when you read it and I read that book so quickly it was amazing! Also Scythe was never something I was that interested in but when I saw you talking about it I picked it up and that was also one of the best books I’ve ever read. Thank you for always giving the best insight I could ever ask for 💓

[@layanification7732]

I read children of blood and bone in may and unfortunately was not a fan :/ i talked about it in my may wrap up but Im really glad you enjoyed it! Also you make me want to read an ember in the ashes so badly!

[@chvp4605]

Awesome as always,also you're soo pretty and love your shirt!!💕🌻✨

[@Antonio-yq8hl]

Hi Regan I want to tell you 2 things first I discovered your channel last year and let me tell you that you are one of my favorite booktubers and second can you do a video explaining the reading order of the book the demon king It’s just that i really want to read it but i m very confused 🤷‍♂️ 🤗

[@humera5191]

I love your dress in this video! 💕

[@SheilaArellano]

I can't wait to read the third book in the Ember in the Ashes series! I am so excited! And also, CHILDREN OF BLOOD AND BONE!!! So. Freakin'. Good. Did you do a long, spoilery review of Tomi's book by any chance? If not, I would love to hear you talk about the book more in depth. PS: love your dress.

[@Kelly2k1]

Dragonfly in Amber #2 By, Diana Gabldon Voyager #3 By, Diana Gabldon Denied #2 By, Jodie Ellen Malpas Unveiled #3 By, Jodie Ellen Malpas Where Dragonflies Hover By, Annemarie Brear These are my top 5 I've read this year so far.

[@rachellemanning6631]

Stormcaster and Children of Blood and Bone are easily among the top five of mine of all time! Bear and the Nightingale is up there, at least top 10, too! I am very much in the same boat you are as far as trying to narrow down top books for the year if the rest of the year ends up being such an incredible reading year as the first six months have been!! I will admit, I loved Ember in the Ashes, but Torch Against the Night kind of killed the series for me. I do plan on reading the third book, but I don't know what it was that frustrated me so much about book 2. The first book was beyond incredible, though, and I'm pretty sure it was that that got me back into reading in the first place last year. A book that I absolutely loved and wasn't entirely sure that I was going to this year was definitely Circe by Madeline Miller. I really wasn't expecting much from that book, especially since the first fifty pages were so slow, but man, I adore that book so much now!! You definitely should read Girl in the Tower by Katherine Arden some time soon!! It is a wonderful follow up to Bear and the Nightingale--in fact, I would argue that it's even better in parts!! Also, your dress and your new haircut are wonderful!!

[@PeruseProject]

It’s going to be so hard!

[@eeshitadeepta7289]

I am super early! Yaasss😂 Also, could you do a video on your favorite dark fantasies? I am having trouble finding new ones😄

[@TheDailyMundane]

Eeshita D i would highly recommend To Kill a Kingdom!

[@eeshitadeepta7289]

TheDailyMundane I read that last month, and it was...alright, I guess. I think I need something a tad biit darker? Lol. Thank you so much for the recommendation anyway!☺

[@ketowithbecca7330]

Ouuu i always LOVE these videos - i plan on filming mine for Spring tomorrow!! So excited to hear your thoughts on A Reaper at the Gates when it comes out next week! Ps loveee your dress 😍

[@reading_with_k]

So many great favorites!!!

[@saudal-beidh1663]

It is a good idea to convert the KZbin shield on the wall, not next to the books

[@jaedyn225]

i loved the bear and the nightingale

[@cassiewinkler7617]

New subscriber! Love your videos 💜

[@dorrianregan657]

Have you read Neil shusterman’s UNWIND series?! It is amazing!

[@jedigeekhalo]

love the video...i am still reading Words of Radiance (Stormlight Archive book 2) by Brandon Sanderson. i have added Children of Blood and Bone and Ember in Ashes series to my TBR, which is getting rather lengthy. LOL

[@froncifresh]

David Triplett i've just finished it! Hi there reading buddy 😂

[@malenaoller1492]

You are amazing I just have to tell you ❤ I loved the video 🙆

[@eileen9898]

The next book of the Bear and the Nightingale comes out soon btw ⭐⭐⭐

[@JayGTheAwkwardBookworm]

I need to finally read my copy of COBAB!!

[@tessavery2151]

I love these! You give me so many amazing recommendations..

[@Greeneyedgirl0704]

Reading scythe now!

[@MikePagonis1]

yeah I love these videos 😍

[@givemeprimelaughter]

Question : Does The Bear and the Nightingale include any romance? I am REALLY interested and also really wanting a fantasy story WITHOUT romance, for a change.

[@juliettet.5047]

No there’s no romance in The Bear and the Nightingale

[@Teresebooo]

Givemeprimelaughter There is POTENTIAL for romance, but so little, and so well written, that it in no way feels like a classic YA romance :)

[@AelinGalathynius96]

The third book in the AEITA series will come out in paperback too?

[@MerinaRey]

Love theeeseeee ❤️❤️

[@pinkiepromise9742]

please read my ex from hell by tellulah darling, it's great but very underrated :)

[@ohfortheluvofbooks365]

Can I ask if The Tethered Mage is considered slower? I wanna read it but really slow books turn off.

[@ohfortheluvofbooks365]

Also do I need to read the first series by Cinda Williams China before I read Flamecaster?

[@theawkwardbookworm4984]

My mom is goving me money to order books and now i have more books to get!

[@Suzyj1103]

I’m stuck halfway through Scythe, I unfortunately can’t see why people are obsessed with it :/ I’m struggling to believe the world and that people would have agreed to the brutal ways people are killed...why not a painless death for all? I also couldn’t quite understand why citra and rowan go along with being apprentices when they constantly say they don’t know why they’re doing it. I also feel like the romance is very forced and that their character traits are told and not shown to me, especially citra I barely know who she is. Please can someone convince me to keep reading as I really want to finish it and enjoy it but currently I’m just not 😅

[@kandklove1]

Im reading children of blood and bone know

[@kararivenbark9842]

Technically June is in Spring and March is in Winter. But whatever!!! ❤️ your vids! (And sorry for being a critic)

[@moniquesutton7066]

Winter = December, January and February Spring = March, April and May That's the seasons I go by, and I think Regan too

[@mhassanshabir]

Hiiiiiii

[@NjIceTea]

How does your brain not explode from reading so much YA? You should challenge yourself sometime and read some actual literature lol. I have to give you props for getting people reading though, no matter what it is, because the world can use more people that read real books.