Ok totally random, reply. There is a webtoon called Lore Olympus and it is a Hades and Persephone telling. Please check it out whenever you have time. You might like it. Thank you for your videos. It’s always refreshing to watch them. Have a good day!
"Sometimes life feels like a dystopia" wooow that one sentence just made me realise why I no longer really like reading dystopian books novels 😂 I think I'm going to do an unhaul soon using the question "would I want to move you to a new place". It's a good starting point! Little bit sad to see you unhaul The Lunar Chronicles, but I kind of get it as well haha. I wrote my thesis on Cinder (and a bunch of other Cinderella retellings), though, so it has a special place in my heart!
Yes girl, get rid of those books! I don't know why unhauls are so satisfying, but they really are. Glad you won't have to lug that extra weight around with you when you move.
Such an interesting look at different reasons to unhaul books! I have had periods where I think of keeping every book I've bought and read, but then I get realistic haha. So I tend to try and keep those which mean something to me or that I have a high liklihood of re-reading. I'll get there in the end!
One day I woke up and realized I wasn’t ever going to read 80% of my books again and gave away around 80 books. I have a library card that has an amazing inter library system and I can literally get any book I want. Right now I’m on a 70s era fantasy kick and I’m most definitely not going to buy every Dragons of Pern novel.
I didn't do it because I moved, but when my parents adopted my youngest two siblings I got rid of almost 900 books. I kept one shelf full of books and a few kids books for my younger siblings to read. Picking which books to actually keep was the hardest thing, but it did show me that as much as I love books and reading, I'm not a big rereader nor do I tend to pull for physical books as much as I did when I was in school since I have a kindle and a nook now. And books just take up a lot of space, even if I love them so. But now I know somewhere out there someone is reading my much loved copies of the Percy Jackson series and all the fairytale retellings I got from book orders and book fairs in grade school. I hope someone out there is getting all the enjoyment and more from my books that I did.
Hey I’m just curious, have u listened to Hadestown? It’s focused on Orpheus and Eurydice but hades and Persephone feature and was just wondering what your thoughts were on it? I hope you move soon 💖
This is actually so great. We're planning to move next year, just to a new house in our town, but honestly I could be going through my shelves already and unhauling anything that I don't want to move. Also so with you on the Under the Never Sky series, I adored it when I read it, and I've been thinking about rereading it, but I'm scared that it won't hold up to a reread. Probably won't unhaul it though lol.
i didn't even realize there was a non-illustrated edition of a monster calls. that seems like a bad idea. the illustrations are beautiful and add so much to the overall feel of the story. makes it have more impact and emotion imo.
I found that I was hardly ever rereading books so I made the scary decision to donate all of the books I had already read. Most freeing experience of my life! I don't suggest this extreme declutter to most people, (I'm a bit extreme 🤣😂) but cutting down on the stuff in your life gives more room for experience.
That's what I did several years ago, keeping only nonfiction for reference. These last couple of years I've begun reading voraciously again, but only using my library system. I have well over 1K books in my wishlist on Overdrive, so I certainly don't feel the pinch when not every book I want is available! ^_^
I donate a lot of money to my local library for this very reason. I can still read almost everything I want to and maintain the minimalist lifestyle I choose, plus it allows others that can't afford it the same opportunity to read. Knowledge should be available to everyone.
I'm not one to reread books either so i dont usually keep books that ive already read. I still buy books but since i dont usually keep them i rarely pay full price for them. I have a box going at all times of my read books and when it gets full i donate or resell them. Anddd you would think my shelves would be empty but theyre actually overflowing from stress shopping so much during quarantine. Lol 🙃
Love unhauls! Recently did the same and got rid of 73 books, half were ones I won't reread or if I do it'll be on audio. The other half was a mix of didn't like or lost interest in. Great video, I love your channel, and I wish you all the best in moving and getting out of an area that you're just not your happiest in.
I unhauled so many books (read and unread) when I moved. It's therapeutic. ... At this point I donate most of my YA to my cousin's classroom. I read and don't need most of them anymore. She needs books for her students. It all works out. ☺☺
The Under the Never Sky trilogy is so AESTHETIC. Wow. You aren't wrong about how it kinda feels like we're currently living in a dystopian. About Marissa Meyers Renegades series, I couldn't get through the first book. It had promise, but I only enjoyed about 20%, and the rest was either boring or was actively IRRITATING. The older I get, the less tolerance I have for certain YA tropes.
I feel like I always relate to you so much on Victoria Schwab lol. I felt like Vicious and This Savage Song both should have been standalones. I would like to read more of Anna-Marie McLemore though.
I just did a declutter of ornaments sitting on my shelves. I had over 50 and got rid of half. My shelves look so gooooood and I am CLEANSED. Now to attack the rest of the house 💃🏼
I’m the same way. I don’t care about signed books unless it’s an author I love. I did get rid of a signed book that I gave 2 stars to. Good luck with your move. I hope you’re able to leave soon.
Books are precious - hate getting rid of them. :-) I too want to move back to the midwest. I am in NC now for the last 5 years and I hate it here - I cannot wait until someday soon that I can do this.
I've never finished the Lunar Chronicles! I had forgotten I still had the final book to read! And I only remembered because you brought it up! "(This series) is so wonderful when you experience it but then it goes away and you forget it!"
I have the same dilemma. I've read up to Cress and I keep wondering whether or not to get Winter and read it. I think I waited too long between the first two books and the third one and thus lost all enjoyment. It's been a year since I read the third one and I think I might just let it go. Her description of it was on point, that's exactly what it's like.
Don't know why, but unhauls kinda make me a bit down. Just a bit. Anyway, whatever's going on, Sam, you _will_ get through it. And I wish you an effortless move back to the midwest. Just peeking my head up to show my support as a long-time sub
Even though I've had to move numerous times in the last 5-6 years, and moving several boxes of books is a pain, many of them are still TBR and I got a lot of them at used bookstores so I know I likely won't get them cheaper anywhere else lol
Thank you! I have a series of books where I read the first book and they are all signed, but I just can’t seem to get the motivation to read. You have inspired me to ditch now
Ooooh!!! You’re reminding me and giving me the push to unhaul The Lunar Chronicles (finally). I keep going back and forth on it but I know I won’t want to go back to them.
oh man that Victora Schwab section. I always expect to like her books more. Vicious is a total 5 star for me, and This savage song was a 4 star, but I was super dissapointed in Our Dark Duet and hated the first 2 darker shades of magic books and have been dragging my feet to read the 3rd. Love your unhaul videos btw! I love buying new books, huge dose of serotonin for me, but I also love the catharsis of an unhaul. I recently unhauled like 15 books and already added 3 more to my pile for next time.
I feel the same way about the Under the Never Sky series. I read a book by the same author, a standalone I think, called Riders and I loved it so much more than her other series. It has the four horsemen of the apocalypse as main characters and a lot of witty banter and one liners so u might like it. 😄
I'm going to commit book blasphemy here. Fair warning. If I've read a book, even if I love it or if it's signed or whatever....I get rid of it. (The one exception is Chuck Wendig's "Wanderers", and that's only because there's a story behind the signing and because, if the zombie apocalypse happens, I can bludgeon my way through a swarm with that thing. It's 800+ pages big.) My house is small, my shelf space is limited, and I very, very rarely read something once it's been read. Authors have this pesky habit of putting out new books all the time, and if I've got any chance of making it to the bottom of my TBR in my natural lifespan, the re-reads have got to go. (And I read A LOT. I think I'm at 214 for this year, and it's been a slow year.) Thing is: I don't miss them. I know. All the collectors are going to come for me. (Or to raid my local Little Free Library, where most of them end up.) The churn of new things quiets the "but but but I LOVE THAT BOOK" chorus in my head. I had a point to all of this and I can't remember what it was. Ah, yes: This past move was just after a natural disaster cleared out my library to zero. (Tornado. You're a midwesterner; you understand.) And it was possibly the easiest move of ALL TIME, because I didn't have sixty boxes of heavy dead trees to try and tetris into a UHaul. That experience is what started my non-collection/one-in-one-out habit, and it's been amazing. Your move may not be book free, but even book reduced will help *so much*. Hope everything goes quickly and smoothly on the road back home. :)
Should i get rid of a stand-alone book written by my fav author. Or should i keep it just cause it has her name on it- not signed? I know i should just get rid of it if i dont enjoy it but i dont feel like i can get rid of it. Help!
I used to want to keep every book I've ever read, even if I hated it, so I could show everyone all the books I've read. BUT I live in a very small space and can't keep all the excess books. And then I thought 'why should I keep books that I do not like and will never read again when I could pass them on to someone who could love them?' And now I only keep books I love and will reread. Unhauling is very satisfying!
Unhauls are so bizarrely therapeutic and calming to watch. I always get a little anxious when I see these huge haul videos in my recommended, my anxiety brain does NOT like seeing "HUGE 100+ BOOK HAUL!!!" titles lmao.
Where in the midwest are you looking to move? Sorry, I'm not sure if that too personal but I'm also in the midwest in Minnesota. Love your videos are awesome!
I'm curious what you found disappointing about Our Dark Duet, because I was also disappointed by it, but I feel like that has to be for different reasons. I'm the same with signed books, I like having them if they're books I love, but I made the mistake of going to four signings at BookCon and I reallynwosh I had spent most of that time hanging out more...
I know its not connected to the video somehow and I dont know if you listen to musicals, but i still think you should check out the musical "Hadestoen" if you want to. Its a retalling of orpheus and eurydice, and also of course hades and persephone in a very unique way that i think you could enjoy. It is one of the best musicals out there, and one of my personal favorite, and now every time you mentioned hades and persephone, i think of it😂 anyway, I wish that you would feel better ASAP😊
I always like to start off the new year with a big unhaul. I am currently looking at the books I read this year and thinking about if I'll reread them or if I enjoyed them. The main one I am getting rid of is Nevernight by Jay Kristoff. I thought I would love it, but I didn't.
I feel the same way about Jane, Unlimited. I feel like it's a cool concept, but I wanted more from it - especially from the ending. Glad to hear you're heading to the midwest! I grew up there and I'm convinced I'm going to end up there myself, but I'm currently east-coast because of school - so, glad you get to head that direction soon!
Is it weird that one of my goals in life is to write a hades and persephone retelling that lives up to your standards XD HAHAHAHA I swear if I ever do it I'll send it to you first and be like "okay...what needs to be better sam?!" XD YOU DESERVE THE PERFECT RETELLING DAMNIT! lol!
I’m sure people have suggested this already ,but have you checked out the Lore Olympus comic on WEBTOON? It’s an excellent Hades Persephone retelling ,I think she does a really good job with Persephone!
I totally agree, I am also not that interested in signed books. I don't really get the appeal, especially if you didn't even meet the author. It's just a signature, somtimes even a stamp or printed.
I have to say The Archived was such a doozy I couldn't stand that book. I dragged my way through it I have book 2 might just get rid of both when I do. This is just my opinion of it. I almost Dnf'ed it.
oooooh honeyyyy I've been on the east coast (in the Midatlantic area) for 7 years and I hate it. plus lumping the Midwest all together like its all the same thing. So not cute.
Buy thread on twitter for those interested: twitter.com/thoughtsontomes/status/1198230917191483392?s=21
Thoughts on Tomes can ask in here for the books? And does ok if I’m not form the USA ?
Ok totally random, reply.
There is a webtoon called Lore Olympus and it is a Hades and Persephone telling.
Please check it out whenever you have time.
You might like it.
Thank you for your videos. It’s always refreshing to watch them.
Have a good day!
@@moonbook12 Did you watch the video? It says USA only
"I don't care enough about you to move you"
"sometimes life feels like a dystopia"
"I plan on being disappointed"
this video was a whole ass mood haha
Have you read Lore Olympus on webtoon? It's a Hades and Persephone retelling and it's absolute perfection
I have and it is lol
a video with approved hades and persephone recs would be highly appreciated
I second this!
agreed! I just need to find them lol it's a 2020 goal.
If you do a video do a best and worst H&P retellings. because man I have read some baaad ones 😅
Hey not sure if you're still interest but she recently did a Hades and Persephone tier list so it's finally here
I am sorry you're not happy where you are, and hope you are able to move soon.
thank you! fingers crossed!
"Sometimes life feels like a dystopia" wooow that one sentence just made me realise why I no longer really like reading dystopian books novels 😂 I think I'm going to do an unhaul soon using the question "would I want to move you to a new place". It's a good starting point! Little bit sad to see you unhaul The Lunar Chronicles, but I kind of get it as well haha. I wrote my thesis on Cinder (and a bunch of other Cinderella retellings), though, so it has a special place in my heart!
Yes girl, get rid of those books!
I don't know why unhauls are so satisfying, but they really are. Glad you won't have to lug that extra weight around with you when you move.
Natalie C. Thank you!
Such an interesting look at different reasons to unhaul books! I have had periods where I think of keeping every book I've bought and read, but then I get realistic haha. So I tend to try and keep those which mean something to me or that I have a high liklihood of re-reading. I'll get there in the end!
One day I woke up and realized I wasn’t ever going to read 80% of my books again and gave away around 80 books. I have a library card that has an amazing inter library system and I can literally get any book I want. Right now I’m on a 70s era fantasy kick and I’m most definitely not going to buy every Dragons of Pern novel.
I was irrationally excited to see this video haha. I love your unhaul and declutter-themed videos soo much
dang that cotton candy metaphor was on point....that's a perfect way to describe good-but-unmemorable books.
I didn't do it because I moved, but when my parents adopted my youngest two siblings I got rid of almost 900 books. I kept one shelf full of books and a few kids books for my younger siblings to read. Picking which books to actually keep was the hardest thing, but it did show me that as much as I love books and reading, I'm not a big rereader nor do I tend to pull for physical books as much as I did when I was in school since I have a kindle and a nook now. And books just take up a lot of space, even if I love them so. But now I know somewhere out there someone is reading my much loved copies of the Percy Jackson series and all the fairytale retellings I got from book orders and book fairs in grade school. I hope someone out there is getting all the enjoyment and more from my books that I did.
A good Hades and Persephone retelling: Hadestown the musical. It's amazing.
Hey I’m just curious, have u listened to Hadestown? It’s focused on Orpheus and Eurydice but hades and Persephone feature and was just wondering what your thoughts were on it? I hope you move soon 💖
I've listened to a bit but I'm someone who needs to see the performances to really enjoy the music so its a goal of mine to see it
"Sometimes life feels like a dystopia". I feel that on so many levels
I'm glad I'm not the only one that doesn't like all of Victoria Schwab
This is actually so great. We're planning to move next year, just to a new house in our town, but honestly I could be going through my shelves already and unhauling anything that I don't want to move. Also so with you on the Under the Never Sky series, I adored it when I read it, and I've been thinking about rereading it, but I'm scared that it won't hold up to a reread. Probably won't unhaul it though lol.
i didn't even realize there was a non-illustrated edition of a monster calls. that seems like a bad idea. the illustrations are beautiful and add so much to the overall feel of the story. makes it have more impact and emotion imo.
I found that I was hardly ever rereading books so I made the scary decision to donate all of the books I had already read. Most freeing experience of my life! I don't suggest this extreme declutter to most people, (I'm a bit extreme 🤣😂) but cutting down on the stuff in your life gives more room for experience.
Absolutely!
I did the same thing a few months ago! It was so freeing! I’ve only been reading books from the library and it’s honestly been so amazing!
That's what I did several years ago, keeping only nonfiction for reference. These last couple of years I've begun reading voraciously again, but only using my library system. I have well over 1K books in my wishlist on Overdrive, so I certainly don't feel the pinch when not every book I want is available! ^_^
I donate a lot of money to my local library for this very reason. I can still read almost everything I want to and maintain the minimalist lifestyle I choose, plus it allows others that can't afford it the same opportunity to read. Knowledge should be available to everyone.
I'm not one to reread books either so i dont usually keep books that ive already read. I still buy books but since i dont usually keep them i rarely pay full price for them. I have a box going at all times of my read books and when it gets full i donate or resell them.
Anddd you would think my shelves would be empty but theyre actually overflowing from stress shopping so much during quarantine. Lol 🙃
Am I the only one who found (in the Lunar Chronicles) that the characters’ inability to function upon seeing an attractive person baffling?
KtheBookwyrm I didn’t even finish Cinder.
LOL HONESTLY
I love the series, but that is funny.
Great video. "Sometimes life feels like a dystopia"....I'm laughing so hard at that. Thanks for that great video!
Love unhauls! Recently did the same and got rid of 73 books, half were ones I won't reread or if I do it'll be on audio. The other half was a mix of didn't like or lost interest in. Great video, I love your channel, and I wish you all the best in moving and getting out of an area that you're just not your happiest in.
I unhauled so many books (read and unread) when I moved. It's therapeutic.
... At this point I donate most of my YA to my cousin's classroom. I read and don't need most of them anymore. She needs books for her students. It all works out. ☺☺
The Under the Never Sky trilogy is so AESTHETIC. Wow.
You aren't wrong about how it kinda feels like we're currently living in a dystopian.
About Marissa Meyers Renegades series, I couldn't get through the first book. It had promise, but I only enjoyed about 20%, and the rest was either boring or was actively IRRITATING. The older I get, the less tolerance I have for certain YA tropes.
I feel like I always relate to you so much on Victoria Schwab lol. I felt like Vicious and This Savage Song both should have been standalones. I would like to read more of Anna-Marie McLemore though.
I just did a declutter of ornaments sitting on my shelves. I had over 50 and got rid of half. My shelves look so gooooood and I am CLEANSED. Now to attack the rest of the house 💃🏼
Cotton candy is the perfect way to describe some series! Would you mind if I stole that lol
lol go for it
I’m the same way. I don’t care about signed books unless it’s an author I love. I did get rid of a signed book that I gave 2 stars to. Good luck with your move. I hope you’re able to leave soon.
thank you :)
Books are precious - hate getting rid of them. :-) I too want to move back to the midwest. I am in NC now for the last 5 years and I hate it here - I cannot wait until someday soon that I can do this.
I've never finished the Lunar Chronicles! I had forgotten I still had the final book to read! And I only remembered because you brought it up! "(This series) is so wonderful when you experience it but then it goes away and you forget it!"
I have the same dilemma. I've read up to Cress and I keep wondering whether or not to get Winter and read it. I think I waited too long between the first two books and the third one and thus lost all enjoyment. It's been a year since I read the third one and I think I might just let it go. Her description of it was on point, that's exactly what it's like.
Don't know why, but unhauls kinda make me a bit down. Just a bit. Anyway, whatever's going on, Sam, you _will_ get through it. And I wish you an effortless move back to the midwest. Just peeking my head up to show my support as a long-time sub
thank you :) And they shouldn't make you sad! I'm making more room for books I love!
Even though I've had to move numerous times in the last 5-6 years, and moving several boxes of books is a pain, many of them are still TBR and I got a lot of them at used bookstores so I know I likely won't get them cheaper anywhere else lol
Thank you! I have a series of books where I read the first book and they are all signed, but I just can’t seem to get the motivation to read. You have inspired me to ditch now
I love unhauls. You got rid of some that I didn't like when I read them to. I think I'll check out the middle grade series.
I'm so happy for you! Being happy is #1! I hope you get to move soon! And yes, packing sucks the big one...
Good luck with your move!! Now you have me looking at my shelves wondering which books I should get rid of. Lol
This is the first video of yours I have ever watched! And I loved it. Subscribe!
thank you!
So sad to see them go but you go girl!
Filip Horvath 💃💃💃
Good luck with your move. I live in the Midwest, so I understand wanting to come back home.
Good luck, Sam. I hope you are able to move soon and that new surroundings will be like breathing brisk morning air.
Ooooh!!! You’re reminding me and giving me the push to unhaul The Lunar Chronicles (finally). I keep going back and forth on it but I know I won’t want to go back to them.
oh man that Victora Schwab section. I always expect to like her books more. Vicious is a total 5 star for me, and This savage song was a 4 star, but I was super dissapointed in Our Dark Duet and hated the first 2 darker shades of magic books and have been dragging my feet to read the 3rd. Love your unhaul videos btw! I love buying new books, huge dose of serotonin for me, but I also love the catharsis of an unhaul. I recently unhauled like 15 books and already added 3 more to my pile for next time.
I was honestly waiting for you to get rid of ACOTAR and ACOWAR and keep ACOMAF
I've thought about it...
Really hope you get to move soon! Positive vibes being sent your way
It's all good girl❤❤❤ I only keep books that I'm super duper attached to.. other than that, I get rid of the rest..
I’m not a fan of Marissa Meyers writing I think she has great ideas just personally not a fan of the writing
I feel the same way about the Under the Never Sky series. I read a book by the same author, a standalone I think, called Riders and I loved it so much more than her other series. It has the four horsemen of the apocalypse as main characters and a lot of witty banter and one liners so u might like it. 😄
You'll be moving right in time for winter! I'm from the twin cities so feel free to message me if you have any questions or want recommendations
Love love your nails ❤❤
Curious, where do you currently live that you’re so set on leaving?
Delaware
"Apparently I'm not cursing today."
YESS!!! I am way too happy about this. Why unhauls are my favorites? lol
I'm going to commit book blasphemy here. Fair warning.
If I've read a book, even if I love it or if it's signed or whatever....I get rid of it. (The one exception is Chuck Wendig's "Wanderers", and that's only because there's a story behind the signing and because, if the zombie apocalypse happens, I can bludgeon my way through a swarm with that thing. It's 800+ pages big.)
My house is small, my shelf space is limited, and I very, very rarely read something once it's been read. Authors have this pesky habit of putting out new books all the time, and if I've got any chance of making it to the bottom of my TBR in my natural lifespan, the re-reads have got to go. (And I read A LOT. I think I'm at 214 for this year, and it's been a slow year.)
Thing is: I don't miss them. I know. All the collectors are going to come for me. (Or to raid my local Little Free Library, where most of them end up.) The churn of new things quiets the "but but but I LOVE THAT BOOK" chorus in my head.
I had a point to all of this and I can't remember what it was.
Ah, yes: This past move was just after a natural disaster cleared out my library to zero. (Tornado. You're a midwesterner; you understand.) And it was possibly the easiest move of ALL TIME, because I didn't have sixty boxes of heavy dead trees to try and tetris into a UHaul. That experience is what started my non-collection/one-in-one-out habit, and it's been amazing. Your move may not be book free, but even book reduced will help *so much*.
Hope everything goes quickly and smoothly on the road back home. :)
Thank you. Finally someone doesn’t like Vengeful. Also has problems with Victoria Schwab
Such a satisfying video ❤️❤️
I hope you’re able to move soon and feel happy again
Should i get rid of a stand-alone book written by my fav author. Or should i keep it just cause it has her name on it- not signed? I know i should just get rid of it if i dont enjoy it but i dont feel like i can get rid of it. Help!
if you don't like it and or don't want to re-read it, get rid of it
This makes me want to unhaul some of my old books so badly 😂
5:36 she says "soemtimes life feels like a dystopia and this video was posted in 2019, lmaoooooo aint 2020 surrprising for u
lol I hate it
I used to want to keep every book I've ever read, even if I hated it, so I could show everyone all the books I've read. BUT I live in a very small space and can't keep all the excess books. And then I thought 'why should I keep books that I do not like and will never read again when I could pass them on to someone who could love them?' And now I only keep books I love and will reread. Unhauling is very satisfying!
Unhauls are so bizarrely therapeutic and calming to watch. I always get a little anxious when I see these huge haul videos in my recommended, my anxiety brain does NOT like seeing "HUGE 100+ BOOK HAUL!!!" titles lmao.
lol same. I used to love watching hauls but now they don't hold as much appeal.
Where in the midwest are you looking to move? Sorry, I'm not sure if that too personal but I'm also in the midwest in Minnesota. Love your videos are awesome!
I'm curious what you found disappointing about Our Dark Duet, because I was also disappointed by it, but I feel like that has to be for different reasons.
I'm the same with signed books, I like having them if they're books I love, but I made the mistake of going to four signings at BookCon and I reallynwosh I had spent most of that time hanging out more...
Are you moving to Minnesota?!
I hope the move goes smoothly and safe travels
I know its not connected to the video somehow and I dont know if you listen to musicals, but i still think you should check out the musical "Hadestoen" if you want to. Its a retalling of orpheus and eurydice, and also of course hades and persephone in a very unique way that i think you could enjoy. It is one of the best musicals out there, and one of my personal favorite, and now every time you mentioned hades and persephone, i think of it😂 anyway, I wish that you would feel better ASAP😊
I always like to start off the new year with a big unhaul. I am currently looking at the books I read this year and thinking about if I'll reread them or if I enjoyed them. The main one I am getting rid of is Nevernight by Jay Kristoff. I thought I would love it, but I didn't.
Wish you were able to send to Canada would buy some up and help with the move
Bailey Kathleen I could but the shipping would probably be astronomical so I’d hate to have someone else pay that for a few books
I hope you get to move soon! Being unhappy in your space is terrible!
Does anyone have a vlog of her talking about what's going on in her current area. I'm super curious.
I feel the same way about Jane, Unlimited. I feel like it's a cool concept, but I wanted more from it - especially from the ending. Glad to hear you're heading to the midwest! I grew up there and I'm convinced I'm going to end up there myself, but I'm currently east-coast because of school - so, glad you get to head that direction soon!
"Will I read the next trilogy? Maybe." Rolls eyes,"Probably. But I plan on being disappointed."
You are so freaking hilarious!!!!
:)
Is it weird that one of my goals in life is to write a hades and persephone retelling that lives up to your standards XD HAHAHAHA I swear if I ever do it I'll send it to you first and be like "okay...what needs to be better sam?!" XD YOU DESERVE THE PERFECT RETELLING DAMNIT! lol!
LOL I love that
Good luck with moving! Unfortunately I cannot help you (based in Europe), but hopefully you will have your enough funds soon :)
9:50 me making sensable decisions
LOL
I hope you get back to the midwest soon! I've never left but I feel like I'd move back immediately if I did. lol
A Hades/Persephonone comic I adore is Hades' Holiday on Tapas. It's a really cute story about how the two of them go to the human world on a holiday.
A reader's diary I’ve seen that art and I love it!
I’m sure people have suggested this already ,but have you checked out the Lore Olympus comic on WEBTOON? It’s an excellent Hades Persephone retelling ,I think she does a really good job with Persephone!
yes I love it!
I agree with like 90% of ur choices and not the 10% because I havent read them. 🤣🤣
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Best of luck with your move! I think it's great that you're not hesitant to unhaul books that aren't adding any value to your life
thank you!
I totally agree, I am also not that interested in signed books. I don't really get the appeal, especially if you didn't even meet the author. It's just a signature, somtimes even a stamp or printed.
yes! omg book plates?? I don't get it...
There's a reason why I love audiobooks... Take up less room!
I also kept vicious and got rid of vengeful. I just pretend it never happened 🙃
lol same
Which state is Sam living in right now? I feel like it's washington? Just wondering what draws her more to the midwest.
Megan Castle oh no if I was in the PNW I probably wouldn’t be miserable. I’m in Delaware.
@@ThoughtsOnTomes I don't know much about Delaware but I'm assume that's a fair way to feel lol
I’m moving soon too and this is def inspiring me to unhaul some books I don’t want to take with me.
This video is Sam being 100% done and it´s such a mood.
Hope you can move soon!
thank you :)
that moment when u click on the buying thread, but it says US only
sorry! buyer pays shipping so I figured no one would want to pay more for shipping internationally than what the book costs...
I hope that you are able to move soon, and sending happiness on your soul!
I loved under the never sky series
What part of the country is she in right now?
Midatlantic
Signed books are so overrated! And the cotton candy reference to describe the Lunar Chronicles is so accurate!
I have to say The Archived was such a doozy I couldn't stand that book. I dragged my way through it I have book 2 might just get rid of both when I do. This is just my opinion of it. I almost Dnf'ed it.
Where are you moving from??
DE
GASP THE LUNAR CHRONICLES
Jay G 🤣
Where do you live now tho?
Olivia Darling_reads Delaware
i get hades/persephone retelling requests SO MUCH too and i keep telling people there aren't any good ones :'(
HONESTLY
People actually try to rush to move back to the midwest? hmmm....ok.
oooooh honeyyyy I've been on the east coast (in the Midatlantic area) for 7 years and I hate it. plus lumping the Midwest all together like its all the same thing. So not cute.
@@ThoughtsOnTomes Haha! I hear you babe! Good luck and do you!