so many people worry about not remembering the books they read but they’re looking at it wrong. it’s not about remembering all the books you’ve read, it’s how they alter you. you’re not gonna remember all the food you’ve ever ate but nonetheless it has made you, it applies to books as well
I just wanted to thank you that you speak so camly. Since there are so many Booktubers/RUclipsrs that speak very loud or scream in the camera - which I just can't handle - it is really refreshing and relaxing listening to you.
Who is disliking your videos? Especially with those super warm friendly intros making everyone feel loved and welcomed? I really hope you are doing well and your concussion gets better soon
I started reading as a child and have grown with books. I wish i had started tracking my books with goodreads long before just a month ago, so i’d have some sort of idea about how much ive read, and so i could remember what i’d actually read.
This vlog was such a welcomed break from reading “A little life” for me. It was like the warm cozy comforting hug that I wasn’t aware I needed so much. I refreshed my coffee, grabbed my kitties and snuggled up on my couch to enjoy this beautiful content. It really eased my mind. Thank you so much, yet again, Emmie ☺️ Happy Spring Days 🌷🌱
I feel like Emma would be such a great friend to have. She's so warm and passionate about literature. It would be SO MUCH FUN if I got to have a coffee chat with her or something. LITERAL DREAM.
Hi Emma! I hope you're feeling well. In case you haven't already seen it, I wanted to recommend one of my favourite comfort shows. It's called Over the Garden Wall. It's a gorgeously animated tale of two brothers lost in the woods and their adventures trying to get back home. I recommend it to everyone, it's so beautiful, cozy and spooky but I think it could be ideal for you as it's only ten episodes averaging eleven minutes each. Thank you for the videos, they always brighten my day.
I'm only on my 25th 🤧 I am absolutely thankful to have found your channel, your videos are the reason why i continue to read 🥺 lots of love from the Philippines! Stay safe💛
I started watching anime at the end of last year and reading manga and honestly, that has kept me sane and wholesome in these bizarre times. I can't believe I have ignored that art form all my life until now!
I was watching your videos earlier because I felt like having a quiet day. Your vlogs always make me so calm and relaxed! Well done on your *700th* book - that’s so amazing! Stay safe with the new lockdown! 🥰🥺
For a low-impact exercise I really recommend some beginner-pilates videos on youtube. Its very challenging and you definitely feel a burn, but it doesnt make you feel like dying by the end of the workout. I like to think of it as intense yoga :) (move with Nicole has the best workouts!)
I love every single one of your videos, but I'm watching this one at a particularly difficult time for me and I just need to say thank you so, so much. I've just recently decided that what's best for me and my life is to let go of my dream to dance ballet professionally, something that I've been training for for years and years now and I just needed something comforting, and here you were! So thank you, thank you for creating such beautiful content and being such a lovely person and just all of it
i am just found your channel and i absolutely fell in love with your content. i am currently reading Crown of Midnight and re-reading the Hunger Games, as well as listening to the audiobook of the Hobbit.
Seeing Machado's face in your book, knowing that you are about to read it, is amazing! So Cool! I live in Rio for almost two years now, and Machado's books are also a great context of a time and place: Brazil in general, but more specifically the city of Rio in the 19h century, at the time the capital of the Empire of Brazil, the court. It is really cool to read about the place you are living in (obviously very different now hahaha) But his books touch on a universal subject, which connects us all: The human condition, which is tragic and a little bit comical. Enjoy 😭😁👏👏👏👏
Do you like Paulo Coelho's books? Many of my Brazilian friends hate him lol but I just love his books cause I read them in my early 20s and they hold a place in my heart.
@@whateverbabe I am from Brazil too and, generally speaking, people here don’t like his books that much. I’ve heard bad things about his books, his writing so many times...
@@whateverbabe I have never read anything of him. The closest that i got of any of his works was with some lyrics that he wrote in partnership with Raul Seixas, who is one of our greatest rock musicians. I Love the songs, so..... Where do you recommend me to start with him in his novels? I heard some negative things about his literary work over the years. Nothing very deep, just a general dislike.
I'm afraid of spending time reading so many books,because then I will probably come to the realization that I don't remember most of them or most of what I read.
I think it’s like an accumulative effect with reading. Same with exercise or diet or rest. Need to see the results through time and despite not remembering every meal or jog you’ve gone on doesn’t mean that you aren’t reaping the benefit of these endeavors longterm. Also it’s important to reread books.
I’m so happy you got to watch a bit of Howl’s Moving Castle! I just finished my thesis for my Bachelor’s on the healing layers of Miyazaki’s visual narratives and I present it today 💖 I can’t wait for you to see more of his work, it’s so magical and immersive 😍
I love your vlogs, especially because I grew up in London and haven't been able to go home and visit my family due to lockdown. Helps to see familiar places when I'm a little homesick.
@@Progress234 I loved it when I lived there. Lots to do like parks, hiking, bars, etc. I went away for Uni to have more independence but of course Western and Fanshawe are good schools too if that's why you're moving there.
I'm not sure if you've read or encountered it, but I read Han Kang's novel Human Acts last year and was stunned by it. It's experimental in form and often times feels almost like a work of memoir, and I found her going places with her writing that I hadn't experienced in any of my reading before. It's emotional, vivid, and also a short read that you don't want to end. Just a little recommendation for you!
Novels by Korean authors: - The Disaster Tourist (Yun Ko Eun) - Kim Jiyoung Born 1982 (Cho Nam Joo) - The Only Child (Mi Ae Seo) - Shelter (Jung Yun) - Marilyn and Me (Ji Min Lee) - Diary or a Murderer: and other stories (Young Ha Kim) - Our Happy Time (Gong Ji Young)
War and peace is definitely keeping me company right now! But i totally agree about being in the mood for whimsical magical things which is why i am dying to read the next thing on my TBR--Before the coffee gets cold!
aww emma! I missed your weekly vlogs (though I love and appreciate all your content tbh). it's always so lovely to see and kind of be part of your daily life. thank you so much for allowing us into your life. congratulations on your 700th book! and the thing that has been keeping me content (besides your channel) is the cat I recently rescued :3 he's a sweetheart. I read almond a while ago, since it was very hyped in korea, and I enjoyed it, but I was a bit disappointed as well. it reminded me a lot about wonder and the curious case of the dog in the nighttime. but it was nice to have a korean author write about the topic, since mental illness is still taboo over there. I'm excited to hear your thoughts on your wrap up. however, I didn't enjoy the alchemist at all (or any of paulo coelho's books for that matter). I was really annoyed at the ending, it felt like a waste of time. BUT!!! THE HOUSE IN THE CERULEAN SEA!! YAAAY! that book is so cosy and warm, I love it to bits. I hope you enjoy it!
I can’t seem to read a book as fast as my interest in other books goes. I just finished reading Perfume and started reading Fahrenheit 451. Also, I got in the mail today Snow Country.
I finished Fahrenheit 451 two weeks ago and it is now in my Top 3 books I've ever read. I thought it was so well written especially how time was described. Everything happened very fast but at the same time felt slow because of the amount of details (in the best way possible!) Do you enjoy it so far?
@@LuluST-nc6us thanks for the information. I am liking the book especially how the reality of life is for them. I got the anniversary book and it has a lot of extras too.
I ttotally agree! I read it last December and absolutely loved it. I found it to be so so captivating and fast paced while still giving so much information on this subject from a different perspective! I would definitely recommend
Emmie any suggestions for students to be able to read more books? Watching this video (and your channel in general) I already got motivated to read more, but I am always swamped with school and my studies. Any tips on making more time to read?
As a Brazilian I can say that Paulo Coelho is not that good. I don’t get why he is so hyped outside of Brazil, we have better authors (Machado de Assis, Clarice Lispector, Mario de Andrade, Manuel Bandeira, Cecilia Meireles, Carlos Drummond de Andrade, Graciliano Ramos...)
Aww bless your little cotton socks - I'm sorry to hear about your rough week and Lockdown V3 (I'm from the UK and we're currently just coming out of what seems like the millionth lockdown but lawd it can be a struggle to stay motivated so I wish you all the best, and much love 💙) - Jacob :)
Firstly, I love love love your vlogs. Secondly, congratulations on your reading progress, I really admire your dedication. Thirdly, I knew you wouldn't like the alchemist. I mean.. YOU wouldn't.
About The Alchemist...I thought it was super basic. Having already read Siddhartha by Herman Hesse, I think that I didn't "gain" anything from the alchemist. I don't understand why it is considered a staple.
I remember when I was in high school, Paulo Coelho books being very popular with the girls, I never get it, and for some reason I would never read any of his books LOL
This is my first time seeing a vlog of yours ,and it was so peaceful and relaxing :) How did you like the Impossible Wopper? I was surprised by how good it was. I'm so sorry to hear you got a concussion and are still dealing with after affects. Take care of yourself
I cannot wait to read the next Legendborn book. Do you have a strong opinion on the tendency for YA fantasy books to consist of extremely good-looking characters? Or does that not bother you too much b/c they are escapist stories and the point would be to have too many gorgeous people in them?
How's Moving Castle is litteraly my favorite Miyazaki movie : my best friend and I have grown up with all of these movies but this one really is different... I even wanna get a tatoo of Calcifer on my right arm tbh haha Anyway, hope U'll be able to finish it annnnd definitely hope U'll like it ^^ Love from France 😘
I want to recommend you a book - “The Grey House” by Mariam Petrosyan , one of my favourites. It’s by a Soviet/Armenian writer, and I don’t have enough words do describe the book properly, you just have to see it yourself🤍 btw it was translated to English (I read it in original, Russian) I can’t tell but I think it’s still that good 😌
if you liked the first seasons of The Vampire Diaries, you should absolutely keep watching. It does get better, even though the further i got in the seasons i stopped being interested. however by what you said i think youd like the next couple seasons
Brand new subscriber here. 😊 Can anyone help explain why post concussion syndrome makes it difficult for Emmie to watch movies? Just genuinely curious as I’m not familiar with that condition
as a german i am absolutely astonished by how long it took me to understand that you're saying Rumpelstilzchen lmao the pronunciation is so different in english
so many people worry about not remembering the books they read but they’re looking at it wrong. it’s not about remembering all the books you’ve read, it’s how they alter you. you’re not gonna remember all the food you’ve ever ate but nonetheless it has made you, it applies to books as well
if you’re gonna use Emerson’s quote at least credit him
@@sky-sb5jp didn’t actually know it was a quote, just heard the comparison so much it’s become a common phrase. thanks though
Totally agree! It's not about remembering every single detail or plot, it's more about what it made you feel, the effect the book had on you.
@@danieladamico5485 true
I hardly ever remember details about a book I have read and its completely fine by me since I will always remember how the book made me feel.
I just wanted to thank you that you speak so camly. Since there are so many Booktubers/RUclipsrs that speak very loud or scream in the camera - which I just can't handle - it is really refreshing and relaxing listening to you.
I relate to this so much. Agree 100%!
omggg right!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
They are an energetic bunch usually.
Me on my 20th book: **surprised pikachu face**
a haha
Omgg I'm also on my 21st book and I am shocked!!!
#goals
I'm at 99, hitting 3 digits soon. We're getting to 700 slowly but surely!
Ditto
Who is disliking your videos? Especially with those super warm friendly intros making everyone feel loved and welcomed? I really hope you are doing well and your concussion gets better soon
Emma's words of wisdom: "treat your feet right"
I love how you can make a simple walk look like such a big adventure
I started reading as a child and have grown with books. I wish i had started tracking my books with goodreads long before just a month ago, so i’d have some sort of idea about how much ive read, and so i could remember what i’d actually read.
This vlog was such a welcomed break from reading “A little life” for me. It was like the warm cozy comforting hug that I wasn’t aware I needed so much. I refreshed my coffee, grabbed my kitties and snuggled up on my couch to enjoy this beautiful content. It really eased my mind. Thank you so much, yet again, Emmie ☺️ Happy Spring Days 🌷🌱
I feel like Emma would be such a great friend to have. She's so warm and passionate about literature. It would be SO MUCH FUN if I got to have a coffee chat with her or something. LITERAL DREAM.
it feels like yesterday you posted your 600th book video. time flies!!
the howl’s moving castle film is so warm and wonderful 🥺🥺🥺
Hi Emma! I hope you're feeling well. In case you haven't already seen it, I wanted to recommend one of my favourite comfort shows. It's called Over the Garden Wall. It's a gorgeously animated tale of two brothers lost in the woods and their adventures trying to get back home. I recommend it to everyone, it's so beautiful, cozy and spooky but I think it could be ideal for you as it's only ten episodes averaging eleven minutes each. Thank you for the videos, they always brighten my day.
💜Can we have a moment to appreciate Emmie’s safety pin🧷 earring?? Love it! 🥰
I'm only on my 25th 🤧 I am absolutely thankful to have found your channel, your videos are the reason why i continue to read 🥺 lots of love from the Philippines! Stay safe💛
Anong filipino novel yung mairerecommend mo?
I started watching anime at the end of last year and reading manga and honestly, that has kept me sane and wholesome in these bizarre times. I can't believe I have ignored that art form all my life until now!
Where do you watch them?
@@Progress234 I watch them on anime dao or crunchy roll, there is also a few on Netflix!
What manga have you read?
I wish I knew how many books I've read over the years. I only started "tracking" my reading via goodreads last year, so it's just a fraction really.
I was watching your videos earlier because I felt like having a quiet day. Your vlogs always make me so calm and relaxed! Well done on your *700th* book - that’s so amazing! Stay safe with the new lockdown! 🥰🥺
For a low-impact exercise I really recommend some beginner-pilates videos on youtube. Its very challenging and you definitely feel a burn, but it doesnt make you feel like dying by the end of the workout. I like to think of it as intense yoga :)
(move with Nicole has the best workouts!)
I love every single one of your videos, but I'm watching this one at a particularly difficult time for me and I just need to say thank you so, so much. I've just recently decided that what's best for me and my life is to let go of my dream to dance ballet professionally, something that I've been training for for years and years now and I just needed something comforting, and here you were! So thank you, thank you for creating such beautiful content and being such a lovely person and just all of it
I’m currently reading war and peace as well! I openly wept last night from reading it, incredible book
i am just found your channel and i absolutely fell in love with your content. i am currently reading Crown of Midnight and re-reading the Hunger Games, as well as listening to the audiobook of the Hobbit.
Seeing Machado's face in your book, knowing that you are about to read it, is amazing! So Cool!
I live in Rio for almost two years now, and Machado's books are also a great context of a time and place: Brazil in general, but more specifically the city of Rio in the 19h century, at the time the capital of the Empire of Brazil, the court.
It is really cool to read about the place you are living in (obviously very different now hahaha)
But his books touch on a universal subject, which connects us all: The human condition, which is tragic and a little bit comical.
Enjoy 😭😁👏👏👏👏
Do you like Paulo Coelho's books? Many of my Brazilian friends hate him lol but I just love his books cause I read them in my early 20s and they hold a place in my heart.
@@whateverbabe I am from Brazil too and, generally speaking, people here don’t like his books that much. I’ve heard bad things about his books, his writing so many times...
@@whateverbabe I have never read anything of him. The closest that i got of any of his works was with some lyrics that he wrote in partnership with Raul Seixas, who is one of our greatest rock musicians. I Love the songs, so.....
Where do you recommend me to start with him in his novels?
I heard some negative things about his literary work over the years. Nothing very deep, just a general dislike.
I'm afraid of spending time reading so many books,because then I will probably come to the realization that I don't remember most of them or most of what I read.
I'm like that too lol
But I think one of the most fun parts is re-reading a book you know you love and rediscover it.
@@laynamiwa9439 yeees
I think it’s like an accumulative effect with reading. Same with exercise or diet or rest. Need to see the results through time and despite not remembering every meal or jog you’ve gone on doesn’t mean that you aren’t reaping the benefit of these endeavors longterm. Also it’s important to reread books.
@@frankreynolds4413 I understand what you mean,but I just don't want reading to become a marathon.I take my time when reading books.
@@lolizorz oh I totally get that, Time and patience are the key to most things
I'm in my 32nd 🌟 Loveeee your videos, they are so therapeutic
I’m so happy you got to watch a bit of Howl’s Moving Castle! I just finished my thesis for my Bachelor’s on the healing layers of Miyazaki’s visual narratives and I present it today 💖 I can’t wait for you to see more of his work, it’s so magical and immersive 😍
I love it when you film yourself doing chores!!!!! Love your vlogs!
Having a very brain day so cheering myself up with your vlog. I appreciate you so much, Emma. x
Duuudde you are who keeps me happy ! 😭😭😭watched all of the video, I enjoyed so much and get inspired for reading or for making videos 💕
I love your vlogs, especially because I grew up in London and haven't been able to go home and visit my family due to lockdown. Helps to see familiar places when I'm a little homesick.
Hey how's London life?I plan to move there
@@Progress234 I loved it when I lived there. Lots to do like parks, hiking, bars, etc. I went away for Uni to have more independence but of course Western and Fanshawe are good schools too if that's why you're moving there.
I'm not sure if you've read or encountered it, but I read Han Kang's novel Human Acts last year and was stunned by it. It's experimental in form and often times feels almost like a work of memoir, and I found her going places with her writing that I hadn't experienced in any of my reading before. It's emotional, vivid, and also a short read that you don't want to end. Just a little recommendation for you!
1000th book is just around the corner, you should throw a party! :)
I hope she invites me 🤙🏻
1000th book in this year ???
@@trimbaknene9346 well no, in a few years maybe. This is pretty soon at least for me
@@trimbaknene9346 or may be this year😉
@@Progress234 wait ,no I was asking if this is her 700th book since 2021 started !!
Novels by Korean authors:
- The Disaster Tourist (Yun Ko Eun)
- Kim Jiyoung Born 1982 (Cho Nam Joo)
- The Only Child (Mi Ae Seo)
- Shelter (Jung Yun)
- Marilyn and Me (Ji Min Lee)
- Diary or a Murderer: and other stories (Young Ha Kim)
- Our Happy Time (Gong Ji Young)
War and peace is definitely keeping me company right now! But i totally agree about being in the mood for whimsical magical things which is why i am dying to read the next thing on my TBR--Before the coffee gets cold!
After Howl’s Moving Castle, I highly recommend Whisper of the Heart! It’s also a Studio Ghibli movie and it’s so comforting and beautiful :)
Where do you watch them?
@@Progress234 Netflix :) we have most of the Ghibli movies in Canada
Emma i love anything you make in your channel, but your video about food was amazing so i am looking forward to more of it.
Ah what a perfect timing!
Me: Needs some cozy, soothing content.
**emmie** uploads a new video!!!
Your videos are so calming and wonderful to watch ❤️
aww emma! I missed your weekly vlogs (though I love and appreciate all your content tbh). it's always so lovely to see and kind of be part of your daily life. thank you so much for allowing us into your life. congratulations on your 700th book! and the thing that has been keeping me content (besides your channel) is the cat I recently rescued :3 he's a sweetheart.
I read almond a while ago, since it was very hyped in korea, and I enjoyed it, but I was a bit disappointed as well. it reminded me a lot about wonder and the curious case of the dog in the nighttime. but it was nice to have a korean author write about the topic, since mental illness is still taboo over there. I'm excited to hear your thoughts on your wrap up.
however, I didn't enjoy the alchemist at all (or any of paulo coelho's books for that matter). I was really annoyed at the ending, it felt like a waste of time.
BUT!!! THE HOUSE IN THE CERULEAN SEA!! YAAAY! that book is so cosy and warm, I love it to bits. I hope you enjoy it!
Your videos make me feel so happy and calm😌
I can’t seem to read a book as fast as my interest in other books goes.
I just finished reading Perfume and started reading Fahrenheit 451. Also, I got in the mail today Snow Country.
I finished Fahrenheit 451 two weeks ago and it is now in my Top 3 books I've ever read. I thought it was so well written especially how time was described. Everything happened very fast but at the same time felt slow because of the amount of details (in the best way possible!)
Do you enjoy it so far?
@@LuluST-nc6us thanks for the information. I am liking the book especially how the reality of life is for them. I got the anniversary book and it has a lot of extras too.
Your hair looks so lovely in those braids! And where I'm living has gotten much warmer too, even though about a week ago it was snowing haha
i've been wanting to do almond for so long!!!!! loved the white dress you were wearing!!!
You know that you remind me of Sophie from Howl's moving castle ?
Where can you watch them?
@@Progress234 Personally I am in France so I have them on the French Netflix
I am watching this in May 11, 2022 in the Philippines, and how you opened your vlog made me cry. Your channel is such a respite for me.
Haha, the snow white & the broom bit, genius 😂
love listening to ur vlogs while i do my nails :)
kim jiyoung, born 1982 is a great Korean book
I ttotally agree! I read it last December and absolutely loved it. I found it to be so so captivating and fast paced while still giving so much information on this subject from a different perspective! I would definitely recommend
I m here for
Reason 1 Reading is my hobby
Reason 2 her voice
is it just me who finds her voice soo freaking relaxing 😌
I am on audiobook #75... enjoying your channel. I have been subscribed for about a year.
Emmie any suggestions for students to be able to read more books? Watching this video (and your channel in general) I already got motivated to read more, but I am always swamped with school and my studies. Any tips on making more time to read?
Wow 700 books is amazing! I'm not even half that, but will keep at it :)
so glad it wasn't only me who didn't love the alchemist!
color me impressed! I'm reaching my 500th soon and I should celebrate, damnit
As a Brazilian I can say that Paulo Coelho is not that good. I don’t get why he is so hyped outside of Brazil, we have better authors (Machado de Assis, Clarice Lispector, Mario de Andrade, Manuel Bandeira, Cecilia Meireles, Carlos Drummond de Andrade, Graciliano Ramos...)
Absolutely Correct. His most famous book 'the alchemist' is at best is above average.
Yess!!! I was about to say that!
Paulo Coelho does not represent the amazing literature we have here
Aww bless your little cotton socks - I'm sorry to hear about your rough week and Lockdown V3 (I'm from the UK and we're currently just coming out of what seems like the millionth lockdown but lawd it can be a struggle to stay motivated so I wish you all the best, and much love 💙)
- Jacob :)
Korean book recommendations: anything and everything by Han Kang - I adore her writing so so much :)
Firstly, I love love love your vlogs. Secondly, congratulations on your reading progress, I really admire your dedication. Thirdly, I knew you wouldn't like the alchemist. I mean.. YOU wouldn't.
I was just going to recommend Howl's Moving Castle book when she started talking about it!
Her: This is my 700th book.
Me: From Where does all that money comes from?
She thrifts most of her books which are cheaper and she collected these books all her life prolly
Haha 700th read, not owned😅 also thank goodness libraries are free💕
...freezing in April seems nice...it's usually 80 degrees here in December. I just want cold, cozy weather.
I just feel so seen now that someone else feels the same way about the alchemist! That book never clicked with me and I never understood the hype.
The video is amazingg, xoxo from brazil 🇧🇷❤️
Amazing vlog, Emmie! Hope you like The Alienist, by Machado de Assis, i'm from Brazil and he's one My favorite authors. Love your ring!
I'm very curious to see what you think of Blindness by Jose Saramago, once you get to it. :)
About The Alchemist...I thought it was super basic. Having already read Siddhartha by Herman Hesse, I think that I didn't "gain" anything from the alchemist. I don't understand why it is considered a staple.
I love your videos❤️ please do more videos
Hi Emma! I hope you're doing okay in lockdown. I haven't been outside since march 10th of last year and I'm missing fresh air so much
Legendborn is going to get so much better
23:32 the sky looks like cloud latte
I remember when I was in high school, Paulo Coelho books being very popular with the girls, I never get it, and for some reason I would never read any of his books LOL
My RUclips's cutest channel :))
If you want more Korean lit i recommend Pachinko~~
Hi! Was Pachinko really good and easy to understand? I’m planning to read it next month but I’m scared that i may not able to comprehend it 😅
Welcome to Miyazaki's magical world
This is my first time seeing a vlog of yours ,and it was so peaceful and relaxing :)
How did you like the Impossible Wopper? I was surprised by how good it was.
I'm so sorry to hear you got a concussion and are still dealing with after affects. Take care of yourself
I cannot wait to read the next Legendborn book. Do you have a strong opinion on the tendency for YA fantasy books to consist of extremely good-looking characters? Or does that not bother you too much b/c they are escapist stories and the point would be to have too many gorgeous people in them?
i watched four emmie's video today
best day ✿
Currently reading brideshead revisited and i have about a 100 pages left
I would reccomend ruskin bond he writes about India so beautifully (from India) read the room on the roof it is so beautiful and lyrical
How's Moving Castle is litteraly my favorite Miyazaki movie : my best friend and I have grown up with all of these movies but this one really is different... I even wanna get a tatoo of Calcifer on my right arm tbh haha
Anyway, hope U'll be able to finish it annnnd definitely hope U'll like it ^^
Love from France 😘
Hi, Emma. You need to read Veronika decides to die by Paulo Coelho.
I'm on my 9th book :(((
Does anyone have any recommendations for middle grade books? preferably fantasy!
nevermoor by jessica townsend and keeper of the lost cities by shannon messenger are both amazing! they're both fantasy
@@jenny5439 thank you so much!
Thank you Emma.
I want to recommend you a book - “The Grey House” by Mariam Petrosyan , one of my favourites. It’s by a Soviet/Armenian writer, and I don’t have enough words do describe the book properly, you just have to see it yourself🤍 btw it was translated to English (I read it in original, Russian) I can’t tell but I think it’s still that good 😌
Im going to start reading sometimes🤔📚
YES MAAM 🍄COTTAGECORE🍄 BOOK🍄 RECOMMENDATIONS🍄 LIST🍄 PLEASE
You’re reading habits match so much with RM of BTS!!!!!!
Movie reccomendation-The Map Of Tiny Perfect Things
if you liked the first seasons of The Vampire Diaries, you should absolutely keep watching. It does get better, even though the further i got in the seasons i stopped being interested. however by what you said i think youd like the next couple seasons
Brand new subscriber here. 😊
Can anyone help explain why post concussion syndrome makes it difficult for Emmie to watch movies? Just genuinely curious as I’m not familiar with that condition
as a german i am absolutely astonished by how long it took me to understand that you're saying Rumpelstilzchen lmao the pronunciation is so different in english
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700th?! I am not even sure if I have read 100 books what the-
I’m so early 😃‼️
I hope you’re doing well too 🖤
..700th how did u count it pls 😭😭
40 MINS LET'S GO
17:32-17:54 Naruto and Sasuke
I will read War and Peace