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Who else hated Eadlyn 😢

It's funny because Cain being behind all the bad stuff happening was so obvious, that I expected for it to be someone completely different, which made the fact of Cain actually being behind it all at the end surprising for me. Like "oh, so it's THAT easy". Other than that I enjoyed it, so I'm gonna see what happens next and is it going to get better 😄

I'm only 5 minutes in and I'm already cracking up at your commentary about being stinky 😂😂

13:00 - chiropraxy is dangerous pseudoscience. You're right to be afraid of it.

just one thing to say your explaiton was good but pls say what book is trying to so no your opions we dont see your vedios for your opionios because i just want a good reveiw about the book but i did'nt understand a shit that u were speaking because of your attitude like just explain what book is trying to say weather you like it or not !]

Thanks for unlocking the memory that I did read the first book and part of the second.

I picked up this book at Barnes and Noble because it seemed like one of those books everyone was talking about. Just so I could have my own opinions on it.

When these types of books were big, nearly all of them had some sort of supernatural bent. Some it was right out front (lthe heroine or hero was magic user, and/or psychic, and/or healer, etc.). It was a thing. Lindsey, McNaught, Garwood, Deveraux, Roberts, Gabaldon, all huge, and their books were snapped up pretty quickly when they were released.

I NEED you to do recaps of the Bridgerton books. I don’t want to read them and I’m addicted to watching you recap romance novels

Imo, throne of glass as a whole series was pretty trash. Dont get me wrong, CoM, HoF, QoS and EoS(best book in the series imo) are all pretty good books, even great is what I would say about CoM and EoS. But the cringy romance and Sarah j Maas's horrible use of deus ex machinas just makes me dislike the series. KoA was actually the worst book in the series imo, just fan service for those who liked all the other books and very bad writing. Same withe Acotar(WITH THE EXCEPTION of ACOMAF, that is literally my favorite book of all time, but the writing of that whole series is very bad). So I just dont like Sarah j Maas as a writer

I didn’t read these books, so I wouldn’t know… but i think she hates Aspen?

Every time I worry about becoming a writer you read us a little story and then I feel a lot better.

I keep going back to the comments i wrote on the book everytime u point out something thats whack and off because we think alike. For the flower shop being emo i wrote "i hope you flop fr" 😭

So I stepped away for 2 minutes and we go from kicking a chair to lets have sex and the first person I sex with was homeless

My name is amellia. I alreadyknew she opens her videoslike that, but I haven't watched in a while so I clicked on a random video only to be met with "It's been a minute" like girl hOw did you know???

omg tyra did a theme song to this book and its more unhinged than u could ever imagine

Idk if book recs are a thing but i think you should do shadow and bone i finished ot recently and ot was well... an experience

I watched the movie yesterday. after just listening to all the contevrsy of it and also knowing about the DV part of it ahead of time. From how you summed the book, the movie improved on the source materiel so much! Atlas and Lily's relationship really seemed genuine, heartfelt, and had moments that made me like Lily's really one note and flat character compared to her adult version. And how the DV was portrayed, the guy had his red flag moments of rage, but all of the abuse moments did seems like accidents rather then deliberate abuse? Which I found so strange, and of course there is excusing abuse, the SA scene was a scary situation I wouldn't wish on anyone. But yeah, I would never read her books, Justin Baldoni I think gave the source materiel some justice and to actually portray the message the book, and handle DV in a more real-life kind of way that the average watcher could self insert and reflect on their own experience.

This was wildly entertaining. I love this series and loved all your thoughts on it!

LBB: I don’t do one night stands. Me: Then how did you fuck a homeless man??? Edit: Not gonna lie, I thought we’d get a throwaway line about it 2/3 into the book.

I wholeheartedly agree with your thoughts on Justin Baldoni directing and playing Ryle (sp?) and I actually just saw a clip of an interview of the guy that played Spike on Buffy talking about a similar experience where his character SA’ed Buffy and that filming that scene did traumatize him so much that he refuses to play that kind of character or do those kinds of scenes anymore.

so.... its sailor moon and cinderella meshed together

I never read those books so it’s not that but I feel like at least half the things you hate are so common in other books. Like you hate on the most little things. One or other way that book doesn’t sound internet from your description

The way that her name looks like the title is kinda laughable. The cover of "Man Of My Dreams" is just so messy

I enjoyed these books but they dragged. Plus, the setting felt like a mishmash of things that were never meant to be together. "America" and monarchy, castes and cameras and ...idk it didn't feel cohesive

apparently blake lively was her own intimacy coordinator, which probably didn't help her seperate her characters feelings from her real working relationship with justin baldoni 🙃

Please I need this in depth analysis for the covenant series.

To be fair I don’t think Asia and Africa being united as one country is inherently racist because Europe is also united as one country and the Americas both north and south america are also united as one country, not even two separate continents. So I think she literally just ported continent = country. And yes the UK is alone for some reason which is kinda dumb but it also includes Canada lol which idk why Canada would regress to joining the UK but Australia remains part of the Eastern Commonwealth aka all of Asia and Australia. Idk what happened to Antarctica but I don’t think it’s relevant to the plot whatsoever

I didn’t like the Cress Thorne romance, and I also didn’t get it? Like the things she fell in love with his for were the lies he made up and the fantasy version of h she made up and most of the time he just seems interested in her bc like she’s a girl that’s crazy about him? Idk I think they would’ve been more compelling as a kind of platonic sibling relationship bc then he could teach her about the world and still be protective but without seeming kinda possessive. And the fact that he’s 20 and a flirt who literally has a naked lady painted on his ship and she’s 16 and has never met another decent person before and is very emotionally immature bc of that. Also I didn’t like the part where Wolf threatens her and it’s just brushed over like “ha no he’s actually good and it was just a misunderstanding” like NO he was violent to a young scared girl and didn’t even feel bad, she shouldn’t have to be the one to get over that and he should instead grow as a character and realize that’s not how you treat people! And i didn’t understand why the African towns couldn’t have been more technologically advanced? Everywhere else is and didn’t you think they’d use that technology to have bigger futuristic cities in the desert regions?

I can't be the only one that thought Thorne was gonna be a Danny DeVito/Wallace Shawn type character 😭😭

"Sorry to break it to you, king- you were assaulted." Is such a funny line out of context 🤣

It’s very suspicious that the guy that gets violent and can’t remember what happens has a sad sob story where he accidentally kills his brother and can’t remember what happens.

I saw a lot of people talking about this book and I forgot I owned it, so I decided to read it and I just gave up at like page 52 because the secondhand embarrassment was too much 😭😭

God. I tried to follow along, but now I'm ten minutes in and have no idea what's happening lmao. You're stronger than I am

Thank you for your service. Such bravery.

I love your .... ❤

Superstition, the occult, mysticism was all huge in Regency era. Sir Conan Doyle, and Alastair Crowley were both adults during this time period. The only station above a Duke/Earl is Royalty. So they were probably wanting to marry her off to a foreign prince. Fabio is his name

Uhhh... To be honest with you It ends with us is the good one, the others are much worse.

Will you be reading it starts with us? Lol

Just a quick thing about the whole Africa and the association with disease thing. It's not entirely untrue but it has nothing to do with race or the people who live there. The fact of the matter is that diseases, parasites, etc, like most forms of life, tend to thrive better in warm climates. Hence the closer you get to the equator, the more prevalent and diverse such diseases tend to become. Its not just an Africa thing, Northern South America, central America, the Caribbean, southern India, South East Asia and the East Indies all have similar circumstances to sub-Saharan Africa. On a related note, these diseases were part of the reason why Africa was one of the last places to be colonized by Europeans. Contact with Europe over the preceding millennia ensured that Africans were generally immune to European diseases (or at least as immune as the Europeans themselves were anyway) but Europeans were very susceptible to African diseases and would die in droves there. This is also not just a purely tropics centered phenomenon either. To Use an American example, there is a reason why the Plymouth colony in Massachusetts had a much lower death rate than the Virginia colony and it came down to the fact that the much warmer climate in Virginia simply made it much more of a breeding ground for disease

8:22 okay but she didn't want any wage in the first place so it's all messed up from the start

I am eating lunch while watching and was not prepared for you to bring out the James Joice letters 😭

10:37 as someone who is attracted to men, a chest "matted" with black hair is sexy. i think she was trying to convey that he had a hairy chest in general but just went about it weird.

I was abused by my ex husband. And I see myself in that book. But I think it was told perfectly. That's what it is. They trap you with a fake persona treating you well, if not great dyring the highs, but then the lows are damn sure low. And that's how it is. Normal things that people wouldn't freak out about abusers do. And it's all of a sudden. Sort of a snap in their brain. It's a sad story. And it's told how it really does happen I'm real life. At least for me.

Him begging her to have sex with him is him trying to conquer her. It's sad. Huge giant red flag.

A girl in my class lent me this book and told me she absolutely loved it. Safe to say I am now more select with whom I take recommendations from now. That book was a prime example of when Wattpad writing manages to slip through the cracks into the mainstream world. Shout out Collen, no one romanticises statutory like you babe!

*HEY AMELIA!* My boss tried to get me to read CoHo book (it was called Too Late) and couldn't get through it bc there was some shit that made me cringe 😐 but what I'm getting at is that CoHo books are a *JOKE*

You know I kept seeing this book in every book store way before the movie even cane out and the bold letters on the covers would scream pick me but for some reason my mind told me not to pick that specific book up so didn't , Im glad i listened to my mind

depending on when it was written $10/hr might not be that bad the name thing is so stupid like lily blossom bloom but also ur afraid ppl will think ur faking like flowers bc of ur name??? what the fuck are you talking abt. how did she ever even think that anyone would think that also iirc coolleen hoover's son was accused of SA. so theres that. and i think she never said a thing abt it.

I know I’ve read this series at least twice and I remember absolutely nothing. Thanks for this overview