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Do we like the same books?? Here are my favourite sci-fi books
You've heard my thoughts on my current reads, but I feel it's about time we delve in to my backlist shelves, so you can see if your taste in books is anything like mine! To that end, here are my favourite science fiction books spread across sub-categories of styles, genres, and formats.
Books in this vlog:
Project Hail Mary: uk.bookshop.org/a/12979/9781529157468
Walking to Aldebaran:uk.bookshop.org/a/12979/9781781087060
The Long Way to a Small Angry Planet: uk.bookshop.org/a/12979/9781473619814
All Systems Red: uk.bookshop.org/a/12979/9780765397539
Nightflyers and other stories: uk.bookshop.org/a/12979/9780008300760
A Psalm for the Wild-built: uk.bookshop.org/a/12979/9781250236210
The Left Hand...
Books in this vlog:
Project Hail Mary: uk.bookshop.org/a/12979/9781529157468
Walking to Aldebaran:uk.bookshop.org/a/12979/9781781087060
The Long Way to a Small Angry Planet: uk.bookshop.org/a/12979/9781473619814
All Systems Red: uk.bookshop.org/a/12979/9780765397539
Nightflyers and other stories: uk.bookshop.org/a/12979/9780008300760
A Psalm for the Wild-built: uk.bookshop.org/a/12979/9781250236210
The Left Hand...
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Trying 10 pages of each book to unhaul my book subscription backlog.
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I've been subscribed to The End of the World Reading Club book box for a few years now, and I've got a bit out of sync. In order to bring some sense to the unsequential backlog, I decided to read the first 10 pages of each book and make a snap judgement on whether to keep it or not. A whole first chapter from each one was too much of a time hog. Info on the subscription box: www.theendoftheworl...
Plastic-free July weeks 3-4 + very little reading progress
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Part One (weeks 1 and 2) is here: ruclips.net/video/TuFHKDfQ7gk/видео.htmlsi=B2hMvF03E5Wq4j6l This is the continuation of my 'Plastic Free July' challenge. Over these first two weeks my good intentions fell apart. I forgot we'd ordered a special meal pack which contained a fair amount of plastic packaging, and we went on holiday which brought more plastic consumption. This month I am focussing ...
A busy trip to Japan incl. book shopping, Teamlabs, Ghibli Park, the Nakasendo Trail and rural Japan
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Back in May my partner and I went on a three week trip to Japan. We'd both been before, just not together. We jammed a lot in, including hiking the Nakasendo Trail, visiting the onsens in Gero, seeing the new Teamlabs exhibition, a day in Ghibli Park, shopping around Kyoto, and a few days visiting our friend who lives in Kaibara in Hyogo Province. I also bought a few books to add to the TBR she...
Plastic-free July weeks 1-2 + reading books with an environmental focus
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It's July so I thought I'd try another year of the 'Plastic Free July' challenge! Over these first two weeks I did some plastic-free shopping, lived in other people's houses', did some home baking, and went over my top plastic-free swaps for a household. And of course, read some books :) This month I am focussing on books with an environmental focus, whether that's non-fiction about a habitat, ...
Quarterly reading update incl. stats and summaries. April - June 2024.
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Let's look at my reading for the second quarter of this year. Pretty good quarter overall with an average rating of 3.85 stars across 27 books. Things are improving! My top three books of the quarter (aff): Paladin's Hope by T. Kingfisher: uk.bookshop.org/a/12979/9780356524351 Fool's Fate by Robin Hobb: uk.bookshop.org/a/12979/9780007588978 Dogs of War by Adrian Tchaikovsky: uk.bookshop.org/a/1...
Book spring clean unhaul + sellling my books to online resellers
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Do you still have books languishing at your parents' house? My MIL gave me some books to resell for her, so I thought I might as well have a declutter of my own shelves at the same time. I sold them on through Ziffit (referral link: ziffit.mention-me.com/m/ol/kw0al-gemma-baal) and WeBuyBooks (£5 voucher code: 7B1MUY6). My storygraph: app.thestorygraph.com/profile/fatcat_detective Buy a cat trea...
How many audiobooks can I complete in a week?
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As a little challenge/experiment I dedicated a week to only focussing only on audiobooks for my reading time. Things didn't quite go to plan, but I still got through some good books. The books were (aff): An Excellent Mystery by Ellis Peters: uk.bookshop.org/a/12979/9780751511116 The Maltese Falcon by Dashiell Hammett: uk.bookshop.org/a/12979/9780752865331 The Cloisters by Katy Hays: uk.booksho...
The Fat Cat Detective Agency begrudgingly solving a murder mystery in my home town EXETER case #4
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You could turn this video in to a drinking game - take a shot every time I sigh or express disgust.....except maybe don't, as you could end up with alcohol poisoning! Join me in solving the murder mystery Once Upon A Crime by Fergus Craig. I had a terrible time. This very unfunny book reads like the author has read the wikipedia article for Exeter but never actually lived here, and it just gets...
Join me for Dewey's 24 Hour Readathon - April 2024
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It must be Spring time because the April Dewey's 24 hour readathon was last weekend :) I managed to read 5 graphic novels, and half of an audiobook, along with getting through a few other tasks. The books were (aff): The Incredible Nellie Bly: Journalist, Investigator, Feminist, and Philanthropist by Luciana Cimino: uk.bookshop.org/a/12979/9781419750175 N or M? by Agatha Christie: uk.bookshop.o...
Seasonal reading wrap-up and statistics. January - March 2024. 24 books total.
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Let's look at my reading for the first quarter of this year. Not the best, not the worst. Only a 3.5 average rating though - yikes! My top three books of the quarter (aff): System Collapse by Martha Wells: uk.bookshop.org/a/12979/9781250826978 The Temple of Fortuna by Elodie Harper: uk.bookshop.org/a/12979/9781838933616 Heartstopper vol. 5 by Alice Oseman: uk.bookshop.org/a/12979/9781444957655 ...
40 books I MUST read before I turn 40 years old!
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I'm feeling silly for not having read these books yet. One of them has been on my TBR for decades! I'm challenging myself to read these 40 books before I turn 40 in February 2026. Getting old! The books mentioned (aff): We by Yevgeny Zamyatin uk.bookshop.org/a/12979/9781838852368 1984 by George Orwell: uk.bookshop.org/a/12979/9781847498571 Sherlock Holmes by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle: uk.bookshop....
Let's read The Sinking Admiral by members of The Detection Club
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Written in 2016 this is the spiritual sequel to the more famous The Floating Admiral, both written collaboratively by members of the Detection Club. This was my first reading vlog and it was a mixed experience. I tried to keep it spoiler free. ‘The Admiral’ is a pub in the Suffolk seaside village of Crabwell, The Admiral Byng. ‘The Admiral’ is also the nickname of its landlord, Geoffrey Horatio...
Birthday book shopping trip to Hay-on-Wye + book haul
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In early February my partner and I took a few days off to go to Hay-on-Wye in Wales for a birthday book shopping trip. The Welsh 'town of books' has about 20 bookshops, and you can spend many hours there happily browsing. I bought about 31 books, so join me for a browse around town and a book haul. - My storygraph: app.thestorygraph.com/profile/fatcat_detective Contribute to the cat treats: ko-...
Are special edition books worth the price? Have my Folio Society books actually gained any value?
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I just fancied looking in to 'return on investment' figures for some of my more expensive and special edition books. These are from publishers like The Folio Society and Dunmanifestin. I'm not planning on selling these books, but I had a bit of a gut feeling that the Folio's probably don't gain much value as they are fairly common in the UK (but still beautiful books!). Also included in this vi...
The Fat Cat Detective Agency: Case #3 - Death Comes As The End by Agatha Christie
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The Fat Cat Detective Agency: Case #3 - Death Comes As The End by Agatha Christie
My 2023 Reading Wrap Up, of over 140 books
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My 2023 Reading Wrap Up, of over 140 books
Booktube Newbie Tag & a mini update on my reading so far in 2023
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Booktube Newbie Tag & a mini update on my reading so far in 2023
The Fat Cat Detective Agency: Case #2 - I try to solve A Line to Kill by Anthony Horowitz.
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The Fat Cat Detective Agency: Case #2 - I try to solve A Line to Kill by Anthony Horowitz.
The Fat Cat Detective Agency: Case #1 - We try to solve Evil Under the Sun by Agatha Christie.
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The Fat Cat Detective Agency: Case #1 - We try to solve Evil Under the Sun by Agatha Christie.
Question: how do you feel about language in books?
@@Maeve_Ever_Books do you mean in terms of swearing? I'm fine with it. People swear, so it makes sense that characters do too
Loved this video! Can’t wait to hear your favorites from other genres!!
Love so many of these!! And now I’m excited to check out the ones I haven’t read. Adrian Tchaichovsky, I’ve only read Elder Race but, loved it. George R R Martin’s book And Project Hail Mary
Fellow EOTWRCer here. This was fun to watch!! As someone with a backlog, too, it helped me bump a couple of books up my TBR.
@@bellatomsett4753 hi! Glad to be of service 😂
Those book in your first stack are such chunky books!!!
Enjoyed your video very much. Went there in 2011 to ride our tandem bicycle and visit the book shops (next time you go I recommend a ride/drive to Gospel Pass about 10 miles out of town I think). Thanks for the video from book lover in Fresno, California.
Loving these videos!! Thanks so much for sharing!
FS books are how decent books should be. A bit pricy, but if you don’t want a crappy pocket edition and limited editions and fine press editions are beyond your means, FS editions are perfect. I don’t mind the price too much. It’s the shipping costs and taxes (I live in The Netherlands) that I find most irritating.
Folio Society books hold little value to those who do not collect Folio Society books. If you are using eBay to determine what your Folio Society books are worth then you are way off the mark. There are 150 million active users of eBay and probably closer to triple that who look at items daily and yet I see items, books in this case, that are posted and reposted for months on end at these supposed values. The true value is not the price it is listed on eBay nor is it the value that someone with some extra money in their pocket might have paid for a similar book three months ago on eBay, but what you can get for the book right now. Which is not much for these books unless you can find a Folio Society collector and they are not paying eBay prices or there would not be so many on eBay being reposted every other week. If you enjoy them, buy them, but do not buy them as an investment, at least not one you will see a return on.
That's all true, but I was approaching this video from the view of an accountant. When assessing the appreciation of business assets you can't just say 'if the right person was here they'd spend a bucket-load'. I could have used a different source and got more accurate figures, but it's very easy to see sales history on eBay, and I didn't need more accurate figures for a simple video idea.
So fun to watch!! I’m going to Japan in November and I can’t wait!! 💕 I’m sorry you didn’t have a restful trip but, I hope you still had a lot of fun! I love your stamp book! What camera did you say you used for the little pictures?
@@Maeve_Ever_Books oh wow, have an amazing time! It's an Instax mini Evo. It's a hybrid, so takes photos like a Polaroid, but doesn't print them immediately. If you are thinking of getting one just FYI they are ridiculously popular in Japan and it was very hard to find one/get film for it, so stock up in advance.
@@fatcatdetectiveagency Good to know! Thank you so much!!
Fascinating trip. 👍😀
I absolutely everything about this video! These books sound really interesting and I aspire to be zero-waste. Question: I’ve tried shampoo bars and they always leave a slimy residue on my shower shelves. How do you prevent that with your bars? Also, I’m in the USA and when I was young, I had friends who used to shoot BB guns at stray cats and I would cry so hard and try to get them to stop and their parents would almost always say, “They’re just putting them out of their misery… They’re diseased anyway…” etc. I hated and still hate that. 💔
@@Maeve_Ever_Books sorry to hear that 💔 I actually had to DNF that book as there were yet more upsetting/frustrating animal stories.
@@Maeve_Ever_Books as for the shampoo I just make sure they can dry on a soap dish or shelf that has drainage i.e. not a completely flat solid shelf, but something with airflow
@@fatcatdetectiveagency I’ll have to look for something like that.
What a whirlwind!
wonderful🤗😊😊😊
I love watching unhauls!! Also, I’m currently collecting the books and graphic novels for Firefly. 😅 I rewatch the series once a year and I always want more so I decided to pick up the books and graphic novels.
@@Maeve_Ever_Books oh dear 😅 I do like the TV show!
New to your channel but a great video and concept. As someone who worked near that bridge XR camped on it was actually only a couple of hundred rather than thousands despite what they may claim in their book. The shocking thing I found was the absolute mess they left , for others to clean up I might add which also included a surprising amount of disposable plastics.Not always practising what they preach in my experience.
Unfortunately that is often the case with event :( you often see lots of mess left over after festivals, even when they've had a sustainability focus. It might have been me exaggerating when I said thousands, lol, but since they operated in shifts throughout the day it probably wasn't much of an exaggeration on my part.
Can you tell me please where you got the limited edition of Good Omens? Who was the publisher? And also who put the Guards Guards limited edition? They are both amazing!
@@micheleshave323 These are both from a publisher called Dunmanifestin. They were sold through discworld.com and the website of the artist Paul Kidby. These were both a few years ago now, so they'll only be available second-hand.
Some of us love your old,old , titles! If i collected ellis peters I'd have pounced on that one.
I bought a gift card extra now they are not refunding it. So if anyone wanna buy then tell its 75£
Favourite this quarter has probably been Post Office by Charles Bukowski, it was funny and dark.
Ran across you a enjoyed your tour. Sounds like my kind oftown!❤🇨🇦
I am watching this! And a bit spooky I saw that book in the thrift today and considered buying it so I can reread it
You can read my copy when you visit 😁
Based on size, it looks like your Locke Lamora edition is likely a Book Club Edition, does it have a price on the jacket flap or a number line on the publishers page?
Enjoyed your romp through Hay-on-Wye, and your book haul reveal.
I really appreciate that you showed more of the town and surroundings in general. What a lovely, fun place to do your birthday book shopping. Used Folio Society books! (This American is drooling.) I think you will enjoy In Cold Blood; I certainly did. It was a Book of the Month Club offering many, many years ago and she chose it then. Gee, I just love your "Sod's Law" expression. I don't think we have an equivalent here in the U.S. So glad you were able to fill in the blanks of your Brother Cadfael series by Ellis Peters. That must have made you incredibly happy. So jealous. I'm sure you very much enjoyed your 2024 birthday.
Do Americans have an equivalent expression to 'murphy's law' (anything that can go wrong will go wrong)? Or are you all too optimistic? 😂
In the process of checking I'd spelled Murphy correctly, I found out it's an American expression! Every day is a learning day 😁
I have some Library of America collections. Since they usually combine multiple titles as one book. And they collect authors im a fan of. Ive got the Raymond Chandler, Dashell Hammet, Elmore Leonard and Ross MacDonald sets. All of which are two HC each collecting either the ehole output or key novels. I love Discworld but i just have those much smaller HC from. Few years ago. And mainly the City Watch ones
Ah cool, I read The Maltese Falcon recently for my audiobook video and really enjoyed it :) my first Hammet. Is there one you would recommend as equally good or better?
@@fatcatdetectiveagency The Thin Man is a great read. And Red Harvest which has been made into three movies - To Yojimbo, Fistful of Dollars and Last Man Standing. If you want dark complex and a cult. The Dain Curse
I just started getting some books from The Folio Society. I am not getting them as an investment or a collector's object, I buy them because i like reading high-quality books, and I want the books to last long enough for my kids to possibly inherit them after me :-)
There's not much point me commenting anything other than complete agreement with you as they are exactly my sentiments. Building a beautiful library someone would be overjoyed to be given given one day is a goal I can slowly but surely reach.
Nicely done! A clickbait version of your title: Audiobooks aren't real reading!?!!
Lol, I'll have you write the title next time 😂
The resale value of Folio Society books depends on whether there's a 'fan base' for the particular author which you may have touched on, that tends to mean fantasy books keep or hold their value as people do become fans of these books in a way that they don't really for, say literary fiction, and will pay a lot for all kinds of memorabilia. Conversely I bought a four volume set of the complete Mapp & Lucia books for £8 in perfect condition (no slip case) which is what you'd pay for the cheapest new paperback so that was a bargain. I've sold two Folio Society special editions and got more or less what I paid for them so they seem to hold value at least.
Some Folio Society books are insane investments like Birds Drawn for John Gould
I personally don't spend the money on SE books, but I think it's worth it because of investing. The prices will go up double or triple in a few years. I prefer to invest in guns so that's where my money goes, but if it wasn't guns, it'd be LE and SE books!
Like a ditz I completely forgot to actually say the titles of the books I read. They are shown on screen, but it didn't occur to me that you wouldn't necessarily know the titles from the covers alone. So anyway they are: The Golden Fool by Robin Hobb. The Guest List by Lucy Foley. Atonement by Ian McEwan. I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings by Maya Angelou. Dead Man's Ransom by Ellis Peters. System Collapse by Martha Wells. We Had to Remove this Post by Hanna Bervoets. The Sacrifice of Darkness by Roxane Gay. Heartstopper vol 5 by Alice Oseman. The Con Artists by Luke Healy. The Pilgrim of Hate by Ellis Peters. Paladin's Strength by T. Kingfisher. A Stroke of the Pen by Terry Pratchett. The Temple of Fortuna by Elodie Harper. The Future by Naomi Alderman. The Sinking Admiral by members of the Detection Club. Approach by Jason A. Hurley. Rogues by various authors. Frontier by Grace Curtis. Once Upon A Crime by Fergus Craig. Lunar New Year Love Story by Gene Luen Yang. Goodbye Eri by Tatsuki Fujimoto. 1984 by George Orwell.
when is the festival?? I'd love to go.
It's soon actually! Last week of May/first of June
some good ones on there! I must have recommended a million little pieces a long time ago now, I don't even really remember it well anymore. a memoir which was later exposed for being a bit too fictiony. Immortal life of HL is great. and love me some Steinbeck. I think you'll do all 40.
I also considered adding '1000 days of spring' on here as a recommendation from you, but I must have posted back the copy that I had for a while
I collect for two reasons: 1) have a robust library in the same way one would have a robust art collection or music collection, and 2) for preservation. I just want quality hardcovers for my books so they have a lifetime beyond mine--my intention is to have my library established as a local collection for a university when I'm gone (assuming my family doesn't want it). I usually get Folio Society for books that don't have hardcover reprints readily available. So, I didn't buy _Jurassic Park_ because I already have a trade HC from the 90s in Very Good condition. But I did buy their _Fear & Loathing in Las Vegas_ because I don't have a first edition and the only hardcover I have is a Modern Library edition that's a twelvemo in size, so I wanted something larger and sturdier. I'm lucky because where I live somebody keeps dumping Franklin Library and Heritage Press editions at the local used bookstore so I've been able to get quality hardcovers from the 50s-80s for pocket money that most other patrons don't want. I'm also lucky in that Library of America, Modern Library and Everyman's Library titles also get dropped off regularly. I've probably saved thousands of $ on books getting them there (although I DID miss out on an EL Highsmith Ripley trilogy because I didn't get it when I had the chance). I don't usually go for collector's editions that are deliberately made for to scarcity chasers. FOMO is real, but it only has one hand on my shoulder.
It's a great book challenge. Now that you have identified the books, and you have the goal, don't you need to devise a plan of action? Non fiction can be read alongside fiction, but I think you need a strategy that is fun and sustainable. This would make a great series for your channel.
If only I was the sort of reader who could stick to a plan of action! Alas, when I make TBR piles or plans, they tend to make me less inclined to read the books. I'm a capricious mood-reader. Though if I fall too far behind I may end up doing focused vlogs to catch-up.
Not sure I should be watching this when I already have problems adding more to my TBR. I looove non-fiction and history and just keep adding more and of course none of them are short and digestible. I have a goal this year (2024) to get through the bulk of my backlog. Am also approaching the big 4-0 next year but my big year of reading was just a coincidence and being frustrated at not burning down my TBR. A bit surprised you didn't have to read 1984 in school! Good luck with your goal!
Thank you :D I went to school in New Zealand so our curriculum was slightly different. If you ever find a short, digestible, good non-fiction let me know! lol
Thanks for sharing. Great video. Folio type books are all too often the preserve of buyers with no particular interest in Frankenstein where their primary interest is all too often one of trying to flip books for a profit on eBay. So it’s easy to spot the amateurs who don’t know what they’re doing and don’t understand the needs of the real market. It’s actually easy to make money from Frankenstein if that’s what motivates people but that takes a huge amount of knowledge and experience which is well outside of the remit of opportunists with little to no interest in the genre which explains why so many traders on Ebay are stuck with stock they can’t shift. These being the same people operating side hustles who aren’t paying tax and have absolutely no scruples about charging silly prices for books available direct from publishers for a fraction of the cost where sellers think they can treat collectors like a bunch of mugs which is an incredibly naive business model. Many new books have lovely covers, but the days of publishing Frankenstein merely as Frankenstein with decorative illustrations has been flogged to death to the point where it misses the needs of the real market and has instead become so distorted as to have created a sub-market for opportunists with little to no interest in the genre. So now we have two different markets. - One that revolves around the needs of genuine collectors and the other around the needs of those just looking to make money with very little success in doing so where they have little to no interest in either Mary Shelley or Frankenstein
Well, from Folio Society my Ulysses (2022) has gone up by at least $250 or so, from it's original $750, my Lord of the Rings 2022 edition, has doubled to $3000, some listed for $4K or more. My Moby Dick from 2009 has gone up 10 fold... $300 to $3000.. and even my Easton Press Don Quixote 2015 Limited went from $250 to $1000... so I'd say if you're buying the correct book.. it's a big YES..
Some good titles there! I'm assuming they are limited editions? Any theories as to why something like the Ulysses has gone up 30% even though it only came out a few years ago?
How has the LOTR gone up by that much? It's still in print on their website for $225.
@@Theomite no it's not.. you're not looking at the Limited Edition one which sold out 1500 copies in 3 days... that's been sold to for over 2 years now..
@@Sams911 Well then say "limited edition" then! Or even abbreviate it with "Ltd" or something.
Where are they listed at these prices?
I am a big book collector. I have way above 3.000 books in my library. Plenty of Folio in it. Do I buy as an investment? Hell no. Plenty of better investments in securities. Books as investment need to be rarities and those attract very high prices and are bought by a restrict buyers market. Folio are high quality books, and that is why they are pricier than a paperback. But unless you are buying a LE signed buy the author or illustrator, and even there, they are not investments. I buy them when I like a particular book and I want a more beautiful edition in my shelfs.
I doubt the majority of Folio books would be worth much in our lifetimes. It's our children and grand children that might benefit. There will be some that will likely have instant value, or within a few years. Maybe 2-3% of books. If you could live for a thousand years, then probably all of them. Assuming they survive in reasonable condition.
Oh yes quite, there's no point buying them nowadays hoping for a good return in the short term. Except for the titles I like: those always become very expensive as soon as second-hand/resellers are the only way to buy a copy! 😂🥲
Not a fan of Folio editions at all.
what is a good substitute in your view then? I mean besides Easton Press, there is nothing else out there... most of it is mass production printed in China.
@@Sams911 Amaranthine or Suntup, but their catalogs are way more restricted. That is in part due to the attention paid to each book. Folio is good but it's still mass produced, and they lack a lot of details. If you produce 2500 books of 20 new titles per year you're not paying attention to any of them. Not to mention that they're getting pricey for what they deliver.
@@jomolhari Suntup's prices are insane and that's because they deliberately overproduce their stuff. They go out of their way to make them expensive to fabricate. I prefer a majority of their designs to Folio but Folio at least has sales and more reasonable pricing.
Folio definitely has some questionable aesthetics in the last few years. Their _Jurassic Park_ edition for example is hideous. They've kind of done what Criterion Collection did in the late '10s by going for a more bombastic illustrative look which rarely matches the tone of the films in question and almost makes them look like childrens books or YA graphic novels. Their edition of _Dracula_ works, but their editions of _No Country for Old Men_ and _The Road_ have very questionable cover art.
I don't necessarily collect for investment as such, however, like you I do love building my collection of books I love. If they retain value at the very least, I would be happy long term. For me it is purely the pleasure of owning something special. I collect 1st editions, signed 1st editions and 1st printings. All my Folio Society books are 1st printings or special editions. Having said that, I have become aware just in the last month that a number of my books have seen dramatic value increases. I have to now start considering how I am going to store them going forward.
welcome to the booktube community 🥰
Thank you 😊
Hi, welcome to booktube! I love seeing solve along murder mystery videos and am potentially going to try and get a Christmassy one done this month if I get time! I'll have to take into account how time intensive they can be. Best of luck with the channel 😊
Thanks :) Yeah I seem to have a knack for talking too much in the solve-alongs, whilst also missing out key bits of information!
What a gorgeous tree. Welcome to Booktube.
Haven't seen this book done by anyone else yet, this was fun! Your cat is adorable 💖