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The love for literature runs in the family!

Looking forward to watching this!

This was a really beautiful vlog. I don’t really know anything about farming, but I really loved this video. Magnificent!😊

Hi Karen! I tagged you to do 'The Honest Booktuber Tag,' created by Harriet Rosie. It's airing on Saturday.

Your thumbnail cracks me up! Great tag, thanks for sharing.

Beautiful! I so envy you.

Great vlog! I just found your channel and can't believe you don't have more subscribers.

Very Nice

Happy birthday ☺☺

Happy birthday! My b'day is in July too!

The Monk genre... hmm.. the Monkiverse?

I was sent here by ReadByFred as support for small booktubers. Hello! I shall subscribe. I must say, Green Rider has many fans. I read that first book and it did fall flat. But then, everyone loves Sanderson books and I don't...so.

Happy Birthday! Great book haul. The Green Rider series sounds fun.

I'll have to try a Hester Fox book. Thanks for sharing.

Hello! I’m new here. Your goats are adorable.

I'd like to eventually read Babel-17 - it's been on my TBR forever :p Great list of books for July. Wishing you a happy reading month :)

Such beauty scenery. Amazing piano playing. Love all the planting. And dogs are a big part of my family. 🐾❤️

I love these!

Lovely!

Lovely! Thank you for sharing beauty!

I like your keyboard and mouse!

Hey Google: in April, remind me to come back here to hold Karen beholden to her TBRs

The ghost footage is adorable lol

Such a beautiful and inspiring video❤. I'm so proud of you! You are lovely and amazing😊

Inspiring ❤

I also tend to love time travel narratives! Timeline has one of my favorite prologues. I've been curious about Red Mars and anything by China Mievelle. Looking forward to hearing your thoughts on all the ones you get to!

I'm enjoying your channel, you have different books, ones I've not heard of before for the most part. I have read the Green Rider series, but only the first 4, didn't know there were more.

Lots of good recommendations, thanks!

Thank you for all the recommendations! I wrote down all of them lol!

2024 is going to be great for reading! Best of luck for those 5 stars

Woohoo, another video has gone live!!

Excited to check out this list!

What will you hold with palms too passionless? Let tyranny in Washington collapse, and fade from fingers long bewitched with debt; hands dipped in streams of passion coming back. Daydream and dare to catch your cheeks and chin; a lovely human skill we should relearn. But freedom’s clearly just a dreamy risk; a curse the ruling rarely want unearthed. Sweet freedom wrinkled in your fingertips; the curling pillars from which art was born. Our wild hands where freedom’s touch begins. Our pretty hands exploited when we work. Find freedom. Let it make you sweat and blush, be made alive with passion’s balmy touch. one of my sonnets

Great picks! I'm looking forward to some reviews!!

Is that a chop stick?

I like how visually pleasing your videos are. Keep it up!!

Woohoo, another video :D

Superb presentation. Superb recommendation!

I really enjoy your videos! I especially like how you pepper in funny moments in with the serious talk.

Excellent list ❤

Our nails weren’t made to scalp the coffin’s lid, and scratch the tally marks of wasted years. From pale to grey the albatross’s wings, whose flapping rallies wind into our hair. Too often we are buried by mistake; a human hired in a dead-end job. We ought instead to flare inside the waves, and charge the crowd of seagulls taking off. Our suits and blazers matted down at sea, our nails were meant to feel the fabric soaked as albatrosses cheer for you and me, as we destroy the capitalist’s crossbows. And then with hair in tangled wettened locks, we’ll dig at more than just our coffin tops

Oo, special effects!

Cool idea.

I can see that you're over the moon for this book!!

You're my favorite booktuber!!

Thank you for sharing your August TBR! Hope you enjoy reading for Orilium 📚Your calling of Mathemagician sounds really cool!

This my favorite YT channel!!

Now that you pointed it out... Never realized how many books have moons on them