Cute video and shows how books can truly shape us. There are a few I never read and wonder if they’d still be the same experience. So many worlds to enter and we can time travel 😊
So many great books! I read a lot of my mom's Nora Roberts, Danielle Steel and historical romance books because they were just around the house...I remember my grandma being so flustered that I read such spicy books 😂
WOW that was a 90's trip. 😆 I had to do some math 😆 I was 34 in 1990 WOW. And My Space started in August 1, 2003. Well U remember To Kill A Mockingbird from HS. Didn't Read Interview with. A Vampire. But did like the movie. I like John Grisham his written is great and if you are not into the legal terminology it's ok he writes so anyone can understand. Yes I went through my Jackie Collins phase loved her books.Along with Danielle Steel. A good Stephen King have not read the stand but have read Carrie, Salem'sLot, and have seen several of his movies. I also like Alistar Maclean Ice Station Zebra written in 1963 but I read it I think in the mid 1980's. Great read. So loved you sharing. Please Stay Safe,Happy and Healthy.Have A Wonderful DAY.I
I was still pretty young in early 90s but by the late 90s, I was on a Sweet Valley High/University, Nancy Drew and Nora Roberts kick. I’ve read a lot of James Patterson but not the Alex Cross series yet. It’s on my list to try LOL. Thanks for sharing! This was a fun nostalgic stroll :)
Oh the 90s, thought that decade was a bit boring living through it, but looking back oh man I miss those days. And the music! I still very regularly listen 90s rock/alternative/indie love the music from that time. I'm a little younger than you, started high school in '97 and really got into Steven King that summer, read Dream Cather and part of needf Thi g's and It. I remember the movie for absolute power, don't Remeber much details, should watch it again.
'90s rock is and was the best. I agree with you, I thought it was boring at the time but I sure do miss it now. Absolutely, watch Absolute Power. It's actually pretty good.
Read Danielle Steel, Anne Perry, Mary Higgins Clark, Gone With the Wind by Margaret Mitchell, The Thornbirds by Colleen McCullough, Sidney Sheldon, Judith Krentz, Elizabeth George, John le Carre, John Updike, Michael Odnaatje, Nicholas Sparks, Joanne Harris, Diana Gabaldon and so many more, lmao.
Wow! I actually read back then! Loved the Jackie Collins books too. Grisham’s books were great too. Loved Koontz too. Patterson’s a favorite. Baldacci too. Great video with lots of cool memories.
Hey hon!!! That’s when I read a lot!!!! John Grisham The Firm I started one night when I got home from and read it through the night and finished that afternoon!!! That was a thick book!!! I have a lot of dean Koontz books, Stephen Kings, John Grisham, Danielle Steele and the author that started the Flowers in the Attic!!! You name them I probably have them and have read them!!! Love these videos!!!! Love ya hon!!! 🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺
I read many of the same books you did. The Alex Cross series is awesome and it would be fun to read them again. There are 11 books in the Vampire Chronicles that started with Interview with a Vampire. Anne Rice also did a series on witches that I liked. I have every book she has written, been to some of her book signings, and was a groupie for years😂. I liked Patricia Cornwell and also quit reading her. I will have to look at what she has written lately. You had a great list and all are worth of reading again🤗
I have not read all of the Alex Cross series yet. Really enjoy the Alex Cross character though. I also unfortunately didn't know it was a series till five or so years ago. I ended up not reading in order. Thinking of going and reading from the begining at some point. Patricia Cornwell I really enjoyed but I only liked one of her series.
Read To Kill a Mockingbird in high school, required reading. I need to reread it. Thank you for the reminder. Read The Rainmaker. Read one of Richard Paul Evans, cannot remember which one. I read The Funhouse. Blockbuster Videos, lol. I remember that. Just started reading Alex Cross. Just started reading David Baldacci books too. Love both authors. So many to read. I have seen the Bridget Jones movies. Michael I have read, cannot remember. Yes, to Patricia Cornwell. No, it is not you, her writing did tank, that is why I stopped reading her.
Thanks for the blast from the past.. the 90s were the best!!
Cute video and shows how books can truly shape us. There are a few I never read and wonder if they’d still be the same experience. So many worlds to enter and we can time travel 😊
It really is amazing how much books can change our lives. They definitely feel like a form of time travel.
Such a great video, love it! Thanks 😘
I’m loving your 90s look, woman! Your scary week had me laughing out loud. I always did that to myself! 😂😂 I need to check out Funhouse!
Right? It was scary to be alone. In the dark. With no one to hear our screams! 👻
You are sooo cute!!! I was 28 in 1990 and 37 in 1999. I feel really old now, lol. That was fun. Thank you for doing that.
Stahhhhp, you aren't old.
Dean Koontz is my favorite author!
So many great books! I read a lot of my mom's Nora Roberts, Danielle Steel and historical romance books because they were just around the house...I remember my grandma being so flustered that I read such spicy books 😂
Too funny! 😂
WOW that was a 90's trip. 😆 I had to do some math 😆 I was 34 in 1990 WOW. And My Space started in August 1, 2003. Well U remember To Kill A Mockingbird from HS. Didn't Read Interview with. A Vampire. But did like the movie. I like John Grisham his written is great and if you are not into the legal terminology it's ok he writes so anyone can understand. Yes I went through my Jackie Collins phase loved her books.Along with Danielle Steel. A good Stephen King have not read the stand but have read Carrie, Salem'sLot, and have seen several of his movies. I also like Alistar Maclean Ice Station Zebra written in 1963 but I read it I think in the mid 1980's. Great read. So loved you sharing. Please Stay Safe,Happy and Healthy.Have A Wonderful DAY.I
Thanks Karla, you have a blessed day! 💕
Hey Michele! You look so dang cute!!! Love your hair, choker, and makeup!!! ❤️
Thanks girl!
Love Patterson too
I remember watching Ekaterina Gordeeva and Serghei Grinkov skating on ice and winning the gold medal at 94 Olimpics Games ...oh boy, such a sad story!
I was still pretty young in early 90s but by the late 90s, I was on a Sweet Valley High/University, Nancy Drew and Nora Roberts kick. I’ve read a lot of James Patterson but not the Alex Cross series yet. It’s on my list to try LOL. Thanks for sharing! This was a fun nostalgic stroll :)
I'm so happy you enjoyed it! Yes, Sweet Valley High and University too! I forgot to mention them and the VC Andrews books.
Oh the 90s, thought that decade was a bit boring living through it, but looking back oh man I miss those days. And the music! I still very regularly listen 90s rock/alternative/indie love the music from that time.
I'm a little younger than you, started high school in '97 and really got into Steven King that summer, read Dream Cather and part of needf Thi g's and It.
I remember the movie for absolute power, don't Remeber much details, should watch it again.
'90s rock is and was the best. I agree with you, I thought it was boring at the time but I sure do miss it now. Absolutely, watch Absolute Power. It's actually pretty good.
Read Danielle Steel, Anne Perry, Mary Higgins Clark, Gone With the Wind by Margaret Mitchell, The Thornbirds by Colleen McCullough, Sidney Sheldon, Judith Krentz, Elizabeth George, John le Carre, John Updike, Michael Odnaatje, Nicholas Sparks, Joanne Harris, Diana Gabaldon and so many more, lmao.
Wow! I actually read back then! Loved the Jackie Collins books too. Grisham’s books were great too. Loved Koontz too. Patterson’s a favorite. Baldacci too. Great video with lots of cool memories.
Hey hon!!!
That’s when I read a lot!!!!
John Grisham The Firm I started one night when I got home from and read it through the night and finished that afternoon!!! That was a thick book!!!
I have a lot of dean Koontz books, Stephen Kings, John Grisham, Danielle Steele and the author that started the Flowers in the Attic!!!
You name them I probably have them and have read them!!!
Love these videos!!!!
Love ya hon!!! 🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺
V.C. Andrew's, Flowers on The Attic. I read that series too. Such fun!
The Stand is my mom's absolute favorite!!!
Your mom has good taste! Have you read it?
I read many of the same books you did. The Alex Cross series is awesome and it would be fun to read them again. There are 11 books in the Vampire Chronicles that started with Interview with a Vampire. Anne Rice also did a series on witches that I liked. I have every book she has written, been to some of her book signings, and was a groupie for years😂. I liked Patricia Cornwell and also quit reading her. I will have to look at what she has written lately. You had a great list and all are worth of reading again🤗
Oh wow, you have all of the Anne Rice books? That's awesome! I agree, the Alex Cross books and definitely worth re-reading. 😊
Yes and some are signed. It was quite an obsession 😂
I have not read all of the Alex Cross series yet. Really enjoy the Alex Cross character though. I also unfortunately didn't know it was a series till five or so years ago. I ended up not reading in order. Thinking of going and reading from the begining at some point. Patricia Cornwell I really enjoyed but I only liked one of her series.
I say The Alex cross series by James Patterson. I think I will read them. I started and didn't get to finish them. 🌼🌼🌼
I was thinking the same thing. I hope to restart them soon.
Read To Kill a Mockingbird in high school, required reading. I need to reread it. Thank you for the reminder. Read The Rainmaker. Read one of Richard Paul Evans, cannot remember which one. I read The Funhouse. Blockbuster Videos, lol. I remember that. Just started reading Alex Cross. Just started reading David Baldacci books too. Love both authors. So many to read. I have seen the Bridget Jones movies. Michael I have read, cannot remember. Yes, to Patricia Cornwell. No, it is not you, her writing did tank, that is why I stopped reading her.