Another great video you have done showing the weekend in London 🇬🇧 , hope your having a wonderful day ❤️ love reading books about history and historical event & other genres, very interesting.
Maybe this idea is too silly, but I can try: ever thought of making "A Day in the Life of a PhD pup" video, in which we learn about the tough schedule of little Miss Moo as a Phdog? Idk, I just like dogs.
@@KaelynGraceAppleThe Infernal Devices and the main Mortal Instruments aren’t very problematic compared to the other ones in the series. I found the main Mortal Instruments books to be quite progressive for the time it was written. And the Infernal Devices is overall fantastic.
I’m about to finish my bachelor’s degree and I have been feeling burnt out but this vlog was sooo calming. My schedule has been crazy lately but I definitely feel like your vlog made me realize I should be more active on finding that balance
Having a solid ‘check out’ day per week has been so crucial for helping keep burnout at bay ♥️ I hope you take some time for yourself and find it restorative
You are going to love Indigo by Beverly Jenkins. To me it is her best book and I have been reading Beverly Jenkins books for over 20 years. Also take a look at her first novel called Night Song. That’s a great book also. Really you can’t go wrong reading her books. I’ve met her once at a book convention. You would love the background work that she researched when writing her books.
Obsessed with Moo and her adorable ears! As far as my weekends, if I am on my game, Saturdays are usually for picking up groceries and doing chores. Sometimes my husband and I will do a morning coffee date and either work or just chat at the coffee shop. Sundays we prep food for the week and I spend the evening doing self-care tasks like a full everything shower and painting nails. My goal is to not have to worry about major life admin tasks during the week so we can focus on work.
As a semi-OG Cassie Clare reader (I have been reading her since 2008/9), Sure you don't want my ramble, but because of the attachment I formed with the series from such a young age, I will always give my 2 cents. I would always recommend reading in publication order. In saying that, the first 3 Mortal Instruments books are very YA and written for a younger audience wanting more adult themes. If you don't get on with it, you could skip to the internal devices and last hours (the ones set in 1800s London). All you're missing is a back story to one or two characters and some of the "family house" dynamics. From memory, she did do a thing with the first books of the second half of The Mortal Instruments and the first two books. If the internal devices were minor, plot points would show up, and 14/15-year-old me ATE it up! I am still finishing the Dark Artifices, but I have been struggling with it , I think it's because I need a connection to the characters formed as a teen, so I am seeing a lot of areas for improvement in the actual writing, pacing, and plot....I think I am trying to get at knowing they are YA, and the drama is unhinged but in the best way!!!
I absolutely loved Cassandra Clare's The Infernal Devices trilogy. Chronologically, this trilogy is read first. There's FOUR different ways to read her Shadowhunters series. 🤯 I tried read the next series, The Last Hours but dnf'd. I then read The Mortal Instruments books 1-3 and they were just ok. Looking forward to some book reviews. Also, what happened to the monthly reset videos? Did you do one for March?
I recommend you check out Dorothy Dunnett’s Lymond Chronicles starting with Game of Kings. Provides an international perspective on early Elizabethan politics with dashing hero, multitudes of heroines and exciting adventures.
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Another great video you have done showing the weekend in London 🇬🇧 , hope your having a wonderful day ❤️ love reading books about history and historical event & other genres, very interesting.
Thank you so much!!!
Maybe this idea is too silly, but I can try: ever thought of making "A Day in the Life of a PhD pup" video, in which we learn about the tough schedule of little Miss Moo as a Phdog? Idk, I just like dogs.
I’ve made some short form videos but never a YT video. Now that’s an idea!
Any chance of making what's in my bag (PhD edition), pleeeeeeeease
Oh now that’s an idea!!!
Reading in crisp sunshine is #Goals
I would recommend being careful going into Cassandra Clare she is a bit problematic… I’d look up the triggers for her books
Oh good to know! Thank you for the heads up
@@KaelynGraceAppleThe Infernal Devices and the main Mortal Instruments aren’t very problematic compared to the other ones in the series. I found the main Mortal Instruments books to be quite progressive for the time it was written. And the Infernal Devices is overall fantastic.
What breed of dog is Moo?
Mini schnauzer and mini pincher
REALLY enjoyed this one!!
I’m about to finish my bachelor’s degree and I have been feeling burnt out but this vlog was sooo calming. My schedule has been crazy lately but I definitely feel like your vlog made me realize I should be more active on finding that balance
Having a solid ‘check out’ day per week has been so crucial for helping keep burnout at bay ♥️ I hope you take some time for yourself and find it restorative
You are going to love Indigo by Beverly Jenkins. To me it is her best book and I have been reading Beverly Jenkins books for over 20 years. Also take a look at her first novel called Night Song. That’s a great book also. Really you can’t go wrong reading her books. I’ve met her once at a book convention. You would love the background work that she researched when writing her books.
🥺 this comment is so lovely! I am excited to dig into her work and learn more about her process as a writer ♥️
1:54 The food was mouthwatering
Pophams has my heart
A lovely video as always, Kaelyn. I really enjoy seeing this part of your life, as well as everything that is academically focused.
Obsessed with Moo and her adorable ears! As far as my weekends, if I am on my game, Saturdays are usually for picking up groceries and doing chores. Sometimes my husband and I will do a morning coffee date and either work or just chat at the coffee shop. Sundays we prep food for the week and I spend the evening doing self-care tasks like a full everything shower and painting nails. My goal is to not have to worry about major life admin tasks during the week so we can focus on work.
that is the cutest dog i’ve literally ever seen i’m obsessed ❤❤❤❤
As a semi-OG Cassie Clare reader (I have been reading her since 2008/9), Sure you don't want my ramble, but because of the attachment I formed with the series from such a young age, I will always give my 2 cents. I would always recommend reading in publication order. In saying that, the first 3 Mortal Instruments books are very YA and written for a younger audience wanting more adult themes. If you don't get on with it, you could skip to the internal devices and last hours (the ones set in 1800s London). All you're missing is a back story to one or two characters and some of the "family house" dynamics. From memory, she did do a thing with the first books of the second half of The Mortal Instruments and the first two books. If the internal devices were minor, plot points would show up, and 14/15-year-old me ATE it up! I am still finishing the Dark Artifices, but I have been struggling with it , I think it's because I need a connection to the characters formed as a teen, so I am seeing a lot of areas for improvement in the actual writing, pacing, and plot....I think I am trying to get at knowing they are YA, and the drama is unhinged but in the best way!!!
The level of detail in this just made my day! I am so glad this channel has connected me with so many book lovers
I absolutely loved Cassandra Clare's The Infernal Devices trilogy. Chronologically, this trilogy is read first. There's FOUR different ways to read her Shadowhunters series. 🤯 I tried read the next series, The Last Hours but dnf'd. I then read The Mortal Instruments books 1-3 and they were just ok. Looking forward to some book reviews. Also, what happened to the monthly reset videos? Did you do one for March?
I filmed it but the footage got messed up! It’ll be back for next month!
I recommend you check out Dorothy Dunnett’s Lymond Chronicles starting with Game of Kings. Provides an international perspective on early Elizabethan politics with dashing hero, multitudes of heroines and exciting adventures.
😍 oh that sounds excellent! Thank you!!
I think you've found your doppelganger (Elizabeth).
Haha yes my entrepreneurial twin
I’m having this sense of déjà vu. (Holds head like Jean Grey)
Haha there was a technical issue with the previous upload
@@KaelynGraceApple Oh ok. I see