Books I Read in February 2023
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- Опубликовано: 15 сен 2024
- It was a wild month of traveling and reading on planes! What did you read this month and have you read any of these? Let me know!
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Books Featured in this video:
Scythe by Neal Shusterman
The Deep by Rivers Solomon
Africa Risen (Multiple Authors)
Son of the Storm by Suyi Davies Okungbowa
Take My Hand by Dolen Perkins-Valdez
Tress of the Emerald Sea by Brandon Sanderson
A Test of Courage (Star Wars: The High Republic) by Justina Ireland
Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen
Small Gods by Terry Pratchett
The Bone Shard Daughter by Andrea Stewart
Thank you. You have shown me that anyone can read. I have lots of mental issues and can't read more than 1 book at a time, and it takes me a long time to get through a book. I just did not read books. Well, last month after watching your channel, I found the courage to start reading books, and you know want I got 1 book done last month. It's not like yours with 5 or more books, but one is better than none. So, thank you so very much for giving me the strength to believe in myself.
Bone shard daughter is so good! The trilogy is incredible ❤
If you’ve never watched the black and white version of Pride and Prejudice with Lawrence Olivier I think you’d really enjoy this version. I’ve never laughed so hard. It’s one of my favorites. 🤣😂
Take my hand is a must for me
Okay you convinced me on Brando Sando! I will try Tress and the Emerald Sea!
Loved your reviews! Thank you for the recs! Side note, the covers are so beautiful
I feel much the same as you about short story collections. Every so often I decide to try again, but the only ones I've ever kept, and re-read are Neil Gaiman's.
Hahahahaha... hither and dither. You could start a whole new modern twist on issues like.....DUDE I've got some serious wind in my face 🤣🤣🤣 thank you for your wonderful reviews that make me laugh every time.
I’ve only recently discovered you and love your content. You are honest, kind and thoughtful. Am subscribed and can’t wait to see more from you! Thank you.
Welcome aboard!
I'm really looking forward to Son of the Storm. 🥰
Hope you love it!!
You have me sold on this months Discworld book 👀
I knew you would love Small Gods, I’m so so pleased. It for sure is a strong entry in the series and I think people use it as a starting point because it’s not part of one of the longer sub-series (Witches, City Watch etc) but I would agree with you, it’s not the best place to start for a true reflection of what the rest of the series is as a whole. I always look out for your Discworld reviews and I can’t wait to hear your thoughts on those ahead of you 🥰
First of all I love you! You’re my favorite booktoker and why am I just now finding out you had a booktube channel.. I’m such a terrible fan… 💜
Nooo! You’re awesome. Thanks for being here!
I've tried, more than once, to read the Discworld novels, but never managed to get into them. However, I have said I'll give them one more try. I'm intrigued to know what order you are reading them in, or how you are deciding which to read next. There are so many if them that I never quite know where to start!
I don't know if you enjoy pure romance stories or YA romance but I listened to Nerdcrush by Alisha Emrich and absolutely loved it. The actual romance felt like a side plot to me because this book has such amazing conversations about what it's like to be a teenage girl with weird hobbies, having your best friend move away and not being able to connect with new friends, having a family who doesn't understand your hobbies and compares you to an older sibling- all that good ya stuff. But on top of that it also discusses being a black cosplayer, the eurocentricism of manga/anime, and "not being black enough" among a lot of really good other topics. Absolutely recommend the audiobook
If you haven't already, you should read Emma by Jane Austen. That book is way more "first world problems" the book.
I am with you on short stories. Short story anthologies are just not for me. The best way I can read them is like read one story then take a long break and read other things and then another short story. Gotta sprinkle it around and not just read it all at once.
I just finished the Scythe series in December and I absolutely loved it! Some series the 1st book is really good and and the others kinda fall through. Not this one!! Every single one is amazing and the ending was just great. Totally left me satisfied.
love ❤️ your content!
Thank you so much!!
I came from your Tiktok, which I also love & you’re my favourite RUclips creator! I really also love your livestreams!!! ❤️
I came on a hunt to find what you thought about Africa Risen. I've been struggling to connect to it enough to want to finish it. I'm so close to the end now, but I don't think the book is for me.
I tried listening to Small Gods and though the new audiobooks have the most amazing cast I so often got distracted during the philosophical parts. So now I've decided to sit down and read it at my own pace. Because it's amazing so far
I loved The Deep when I read it a few years ago. I just wish it had been longer because I wanted more of that world.
I appreciate your passion and also your respect for the subject matter. These reviews were all so heartfelt and genuine. Thank you for that. The only downside to this video is that I have to be careful not to just buy all of the books after feeling your enthusiasm towards them! 😂
Thank you for the kind words! I appreciate you!
Please, please, please read Narnia in publication order!! Magicians nephew is so much better as book 6!
Yep! I am planning to!
I've been shoving Scythe at people for years now - nobody has ever been disappointed. It's a great book to buddy read because of all the moral greyness and so many good talking points. I got to meet him last month and found out I've been saying his name wrong for 10 years - even in the classroom LOL whoopsies!!! (it's not shoo-ster but rather shuss-ter). I didn't feel too bad though b/c the librarian who introduced him said it wrong too LOL
Did you not read any manga in Feb??? I love your manga recs. Best books I read this month were A Thousand Ships by Natalie Haynes, and a reread the whole Spy X Family series!
I actually did not read any manga this month! It was a weird month 😅
So Tress is standalone? Or at least enough that I don't need to have read any other books in particular?
Yep!