When the day comes is so so good! Try out Emma St. Clair (Love Cliches series), Pepper Basham (Skylar or Freddy & Grace Mystery Series), Denise Hunter and dear Henry, Love Edith by Becca Kinzer. Happy Life if Isadora Bentley is one of my most recent favorites!
Looking forward to all the new clean recs! I still read everything but I'm over books just being smutty and no plot! So, from the books you have that I've read I can tell you that there is 1 intimate scene in Divine Rivals but it is not spice or smut and it's a very quick, very appropriate part of the book. You could even just skip it. I've been finding I enjoy YA fantasy more lately because it's not full of spice. I don't remember anything bad in Powerless. There may have been a curse or 2 but I don't even remember them which makes me think it was pretty clean. Kristen Hannah's The Women probably had cursing, I mean it's soldiers at war. I do think there was sex but I guess, to me anyway, there's a difference in sex in a book and smut in a book, if that makes any sense. Kristen Harmel, I've read 2 of her books and really enjoyed them and I don't remember any cursing or spice. And Sarah Adams, I have read 1 book by her and I don't even remember much of it to be honest, just underwhelming. From what I know the last book she released has a chapter with spice but she says in the beginning of the book which chapter it is and you can totally skip it and it won't affect the story. Before that I believe she only wrote clean, so the 2 books you have should be clean.
First of all, I appreciate you so so much!🥰♥️ and thank you so much for this!! And I really haven’t read much YA fantasy but am really excited to! I also can’t wait to read more historical, I find when I do read them I love them so I want to make more effort to read them. Sarah Adams’ books have also been underwhelming for me. I’ve only read one but am going to give them another go, so we shall see 😬
I’m loving seeing your thoughts on the direction your reading is going, so looking forward to that video. I can’t believe you got rid of ALL your books but for like, 10 you’ve read! 😮 I would LOVE to do the same and get all my TBR onto just a cart…ugh I don’t know if I could. I loooove Redeeming Love!
If you really want to I totally believe you could!🥰 it was hard at first, but worth it for me! It also really helped me to do it in parts! I certainly didn’t do all of it at once. I went back every single day and pulled and just kept finding myself pulling more. I can’t wait to jump into Redeeming Love!💗
In five years was amazing I LOVED it. Tear jerker though. I know there is some romance element within the story line but I don’t believe there was any spice- it’s been a few years since I read it though but that doesn’t stick out to me
I totally agree with you on not rereading thrillers. It kinda sucks because I want that added value of being able to reread books I purchase, but it's hard once you know the twist 😩
Exactly! I mean, I guess it would be fun to go back and see the clues before that I missed, but knowing the big twist makes it not as enjoyable to reread!
Ive read both Sarah Adams and the Rebecca Searle books. As far as i can remember all of them are clean and no spice. I really enjoyed all four of them! Divine Rivals and Ruthless Vows were both so good!!
We should buddy read Kristin Hannah sometime...I still have True Colors and Winter Garden sitting on my shelves. She is SUCH a gifted writer, but I'm still on the fence about whether or not she's "for me". TBH I probably won't get around to her again until next year. lol
Let’s do it!! And I remember when your read The Women and now I’m like hmm 🤔 but yes, let’s pick them up together! I’m so curious to jump into them now that i have different preferences to see how it goes 😬
@@dayswiththedoyles The Women did go a little past my comfort zone for reading...but...it's war time. I know a lot of people who gave it a pass for that reason, which is understandable.
My 2 favorite Francine Rivers books are The Atonement Child and The Sin Eater. Redeeming Love was good but hard for me to read at times because of things the MC went through as a child.
I hope you enjoy Kristin Harmel! I read The Winemaker’s Wife and The Book of Lost Names and really enjoyed them both. Looking forward to hearing your thoughts on them!
I am reading "The Book Club Hotel" now, that you have on your TBR cart. Reading it for my Christmas in July book! Good, totally clean! Looking forward to future videos ❤.
I just cannot get into Freida McFadden, either. I just can’t - I know a lot of people enjoy her but I haven’t read a book I’ve liked 😮also, I now have your two unhauled Kristin Hannah’s so know they are in a good home ❤
I’m glad I’m not the only one 😅 and yay, I hope you love them!!!🥰 they’re both amazing and I can vividly remember them, which is what I love about her books and writing!🤩
I knew that with her fantasy, but wanted to give them benefit of the doubt with the others! I also recently heard someone say The Last Letter was closed door so I thought there was hope there! Thank you for letting me know 💗
You're making me want to take the time to clean off my shelves SO badly! lol
Go for it lady!🤩 only if you want to though 🤣
When the day comes is so so good! Try out Emma St. Clair (Love Cliches series), Pepper Basham (Skylar or Freddy & Grace Mystery Series), Denise Hunter and dear Henry, Love Edith by Becca Kinzer. Happy Life if Isadora Bentley is one of my most recent favorites!
Lady, you just listed my whole wishlist!🤣 I love it!! Thank you so much!💗
Looking forward to all the new clean recs! I still read everything but I'm over books just being smutty and no plot! So, from the books you have that I've read I can tell you that there is 1 intimate scene in Divine Rivals but it is not spice or smut and it's a very quick, very appropriate part of the book. You could even just skip it. I've been finding I enjoy YA fantasy more lately because it's not full of spice. I don't remember anything bad in Powerless. There may have been a curse or 2 but I don't even remember them which makes me think it was pretty clean. Kristen Hannah's The Women probably had cursing, I mean it's soldiers at war. I do think there was sex but I guess, to me anyway, there's a difference in sex in a book and smut in a book, if that makes any sense. Kristen Harmel, I've read 2 of her books and really enjoyed them and I don't remember any cursing or spice. And Sarah Adams, I have read 1 book by her and I don't even remember much of it to be honest, just underwhelming. From what I know the last book she released has a chapter with spice but she says in the beginning of the book which chapter it is and you can totally skip it and it won't affect the story. Before that I believe she only wrote clean, so the 2 books you have should be clean.
First of all, I appreciate you so so much!🥰♥️ and thank you so much for this!! And I really haven’t read much YA fantasy but am really excited to! I also can’t wait to read more historical, I find when I do read them I love them so I want to make more effort to read them. Sarah Adams’ books have also been underwhelming for me. I’ve only read one but am going to give them another go, so we shall see 😬
@@dayswiththedoyles oh I forgot, A Curious Beginning is really good and no spice. I need to continue on with that series.
Books can be deceiving is great!
Ahhh wait that’s one I have that I didn’t mention! I can’t wait to start reading her books!🤩
I haven’t started the bakery series by Jen Mckinlay yet but I am really enjoying this series.
@heatherneel9960 I also saw she has romances and I’m like hmmm… what are these like, do these need to be added too 🤔🤣
Great video!
Thank you!💗
I’m loving seeing your thoughts on the direction your reading is going, so looking forward to that video. I can’t believe you got rid of ALL your books but for like, 10 you’ve read! 😮 I would LOVE to do the same and get all my TBR onto just a cart…ugh I don’t know if I could. I loooove Redeeming Love!
If you really want to I totally believe you could!🥰 it was hard at first, but worth it for me! It also really helped me to do it in parts! I certainly didn’t do all of it at once. I went back every single day and pulled and just kept finding myself pulling more.
I can’t wait to jump into Redeeming Love!💗
In five years was amazing I LOVED it. Tear jerker though. I know there is some romance element within the story line but I don’t believe there was any spice- it’s been a few years since I read it though but that doesn’t stick out to me
Ahh perfect, thank you so much this makes me excited to get to it!!🥰
Hi, me and my best friend are enjoying your vlogs! We are watching this one now!
Hi guys!! Thanks for watching!😊
@@dayswiththedoyles We have been enjoying the Sunny weather and having my fun together! My best friend has a question
“Are there any classic book titles that you recommend?”
Ruta Sepetys is wonderful. Those are YA books, and I felt comfortable putting them into my classroom library, and my students have loved her novels!
Ahhh perfect, thank you so much! I’ve found recently that not all YA seem to truly be YA anymore so I’m so glad! Thank you for letting me know!🥰
I totally agree with you on not rereading thrillers. It kinda sucks because I want that added value of being able to reread books I purchase, but it's hard once you know the twist 😩
Exactly! I mean, I guess it would be fun to go back and see the clues before that I missed, but knowing the big twist makes it not as enjoyable to reread!
Ive read both Sarah Adams and the Rebecca Searle books. As far as i can remember all of them are clean and no spice. I really enjoyed all four of them! Divine Rivals and Ruthless Vows were both so good!!
Ahhh yay thank you so much for letting me know, I was so unsure about them! Now I’m excited to pick them up! 🤩
We should buddy read Kristin Hannah sometime...I still have True Colors and Winter Garden sitting on my shelves. She is SUCH a gifted writer, but I'm still on the fence about whether or not she's "for me". TBH I probably won't get around to her again until next year. lol
Let’s do it!! And I remember when your read The Women and now I’m like hmm 🤔 but yes, let’s pick them up together! I’m so curious to jump into them now that i have different preferences to see how it goes 😬
@@dayswiththedoyles The Women did go a little past my comfort zone for reading...but...it's war time. I know a lot of people who gave it a pass for that reason, which is understandable.
My 2 favorite Francine Rivers books are The Atonement Child and The Sin Eater. Redeeming Love was good but hard for me to read at times because of things the MC went through as a child.
Ooohh I’ll have to look into those two!! Thank you for mentioning them!🥰
I hope you enjoy Kristin Harmel! I read The Winemaker’s Wife and The Book of Lost Names and really enjoyed them both. Looking forward to hearing your thoughts on them!
I know a lot of people really enjoy her work, I can’t wait to pick them up!🥰
I am reading "The Book Club Hotel" now, that you have on your TBR cart. Reading it for my Christmas in July book! Good, totally clean!
Looking forward to future videos ❤.
Ahhhh yay this made me so excited to get to it! Thank you so much!!♥️
The Auralee Wallace books are fantastic! I just read them last week! 👍❤️👏😄📚
Ahhhh this makes me even more excited to get to them!😍
I'm actually planning to read The Magic of Lemon Drop Pie in August!
Woahhh another potential buddy read!!💃🏼
A cute cozy mystery series is the Gone to the dogs series
I JUST recently heard of this one and have my eyes out for it! I know Janice Thompson also just came out with a new one too I believe!
I just cannot get into Freida McFadden, either. I just can’t - I know a lot of people enjoy her but I haven’t read a book I’ve liked 😮also, I now have your two unhauled Kristin Hannah’s so know they are in a good home ❤
I’m glad I’m not the only one 😅 and yay, I hope you love them!!!🥰 they’re both amazing and I can vividly remember them, which is what I love about her books and writing!🤩
Rebecca Yarros is not clean at all. She’s very explicit
I knew that with her fantasy, but wanted to give them benefit of the doubt with the others! I also recently heard someone say The Last Letter was closed door so I thought there was hope there! Thank you for letting me know 💗