What Should You Read from the 2024 International Booker Longlist?

[@vnm6520]

I really appreciate the format you present the books, and additional information. Such great attention to detail. Another great job on your videos!

[@mediamoodboard]

Oh man, this really means a lot! Thank you so much for your kind words

[@MsPixieD]

Yay, I'm glad the algorithm showed me your video! I've been watching longlist book prize videos to get ideas for my tbr. Yours went into more or different details for this prize list that made me excited to put 2 more books on my tbr than I'd had before, plus to go read a couple Elena Ferrante books (if I can find the debut). What a juicy rumor! 😀

[@mediamoodboard]

Oh my gosh That makes so happy to hear! I hope you love them once you get around to them. I know right? When I read about that rumor I was like 👀

[@TKTalksBooks]

Just discovered you! Phenomenal production values.. very pleasant all around! Hooray!

[@mediamoodboard]

Thank you so much! So glad you like :)

[@JasonHensel]

Not very many of these interest me this year. Out of all of them, though, I'd probably read "What I'd Rather Not Think About." I'm intrigued by the vignette style, and at only around 200 pages, it is something I can read fairly quickly. Like long movies, I'm so tired of long books, haha.

[@mediamoodboard]

I feel this!! I’m currently reading a 1000+ pager (and enjoying it!) so am excited to read something short next 😂

[@JasonHensel]

@@mediamoodboard Might I suggest Paul Yoon's short story collection, "The Hive and the Honey"?

[@rayemaddox411]

Mater from Cars is Korean?

[@mediamoodboard]

This is a major plot point in Cars 3.