I’m knitting the toe of a second sock and drinking some coffee. My son is currently reading “Little House in the Big Woods” on my Kindle but I’m reading “Kingdom Come”, the sequel to the Left Behind series. Sam the Cooking Guy is another good one to watch for cooking inspiration…my husband and I have made a lot of what he has cooked.
thank you so much for watching and sharing your reads, project and that recommendation!🌞 I love that you share your kindle and a love for reading with your son! 🥹📚
One of my friends always disses audiobooks but she's never tried one. Don't knock it till you try it!! I love them and sometimes a great narrator will make you want to keep hearing them so you choose more audiobooks they've done - sometimes totally different genre than you would ever try!
agreed! and even if audiobooks don’t work for her, don’t knock something that helps others enjoy reading 📖 we’re all here to share in a love for books!
Thank you for the video on the accessibility text-to-speech feature ! I'm going to use it for a self-published book I bought on my Kindle since it doesn't have an audiobook. 😊
I hate when ppm say audio isn't real reading. I barely get time to sit and read so audio has been a lifesaver. I listen when I take the little for her walks. I do read on my tablet sometimes as well but it's rare I get actual time to do it
agreed! I hate when people try to gatekeep instead of just celebrating a shared love for books, no matter how others read! the entire point is that as readers we all love to consume stories! I’m so glad you’ve found a way that works for you in this season of life. for me it’s my kindle and reading during nursing sessions or past bedtime in the dark with a toddler snoozing next to me lol! x
Hey! New here, I'm from Chile and my SIL lives in Australia too! I'm loving your channel a lot, I'm just starting my reading journey and sent you a friend request on Goodreads!
@@morganunraveled I finished Illuminae a couple of days ago and now I'm reading a classic sci-fi, Galaxies like grains of sand by Brian W. Aldiss, while I wait for June when I'll start my first readathon!
Hi whats that project in your back ground you are so amazing im taz from uk i knit crochet sew just lost my mojo since i lost my partner to cancer last august
thank you so much for watching and your kind words! 🥰 the project behind me is the Rainbow Ripple Blanket by Celeste Young (free on ravelry) - I made it as a milestone blanket for my son to take his monthly pictures on when he was a newborn 🌞 I’m so sorry to hear about your loss and all you must be going through. I hope your fiber arts can bring you comfort again eventually. thank you for being here. 🤍
what a fun video, thanks! ❤️❤️ keep up the great work!
thank you so much!! 🌞
I’m knitting the toe of a second sock and drinking some coffee. My son is currently reading “Little House in the Big Woods” on my Kindle but I’m reading “Kingdom Come”, the sequel to the Left Behind series.
Sam the Cooking Guy is another good one to watch for cooking inspiration…my husband and I have made a lot of what he has cooked.
thank you so much for watching and sharing your reads, project and that recommendation!🌞 I love that you share your kindle and a love for reading with your son! 🥹📚
Such lovely vibes 🥰
aw thank you so much for watching! ☺️ I was knitting on the Book Club Cardigan for the KAL yesterday while watching you!! 🥰
@@morganunraveled that's too cute thanks 🥺❤
One of my friends always disses audiobooks but she's never tried one. Don't knock it till you try it!! I love them and sometimes a great narrator will make you want to keep hearing them so you choose more audiobooks they've done - sometimes totally different genre than you would ever try!
agreed! and even if audiobooks don’t work for her, don’t knock something that helps others enjoy reading 📖 we’re all here to share in a love for books!
Thank you for the video on the accessibility text-to-speech feature ! I'm going to use it for a self-published book I bought on my Kindle since it doesn't have an audiobook. 😊
I’m so glad it helped you!! 📖🎧 thank you for watching!!🫶🏻
I hate when ppm say audio isn't real reading. I barely get time to sit and read so audio has been a lifesaver. I listen when I take the little for her walks. I do read on my tablet sometimes as well but it's rare I get actual time to do it
agreed! I hate when people try to gatekeep instead of just celebrating a shared love for books, no matter how others read! the entire point is that as readers we all love to consume stories! I’m so glad you’ve found a way that works for you in this season of life. for me it’s my kindle and reading during nursing sessions or past bedtime in the dark with a toddler snoozing next to me lol! x
i can’t believe you don’t have more subscribers 😍😢
aw thank you so much for watching and joining my cozy corner and journey!!🥰🌟
You might enjoy the book How to Stop Time by Matt Haig :)
YES, sounds SO up my alley! it is on my TBR - definitely can’t wait to read this one!!
Hey! New here, I'm from Chile and my SIL lives in Australia too! I'm loving your channel a lot, I'm just starting my reading journey and sent you a friend request on Goodreads!
thank you so much for watching! that is soo exciting! what are you currently reading?📖
@@morganunraveled I finished Illuminae a couple of days ago and now I'm reading a classic sci-fi, Galaxies like grains of sand by Brian W. Aldiss, while I wait for June when I'll start my first readathon!
@@simsolyn very fun! I love scifi and fantasy! 📚
I love your content can people from the UK add you?
of course, love to make cozy friends all over the globe 🤎
Hi whats that project in your back ground you are so amazing im taz from uk i knit crochet sew just lost my mojo since i lost my partner to cancer last august
thank you so much for watching and your kind words! 🥰 the project behind me is the Rainbow Ripple Blanket by Celeste Young (free on ravelry) - I made it as a milestone blanket for my son to take his monthly pictures on when he was a newborn 🌞
I’m so sorry to hear about your loss and all you must be going through. I hope your fiber arts can bring you comfort again eventually. thank you for being here. 🤍