As someone who avoids spice, I really appreciate that you explained what your rating is based off. I find most people don't do that and it negates the reason for having a spice rating to begin with.
The cruel prince feels like more traditional farie stories, like the tricksters that people fear to upset. So if you like the more faire mythology it would be good for that.
your spice rating is actually super helpful, especially with the way you explained it. my favorite books are either no spice or 1 and that's how i can take the most perfect recs from you ☺️
Thanks for doing this video. A lot of good suggestions. Your video is a reminder that I should read my first R.F. Kuang book. Also, that I should read my first Sarah J. Maas book. In the latte case, I am somewhat imtimidated by the lengths of the books. I recently read Divine Rivals and loved it. It started Fourth Wing this morning
Lol I’ve read everyone except Acotar under the romance section, I do agree that the one part in Bride made me uncomfortable too 😭😭 but other than that it was pretty funny. I do love all of the books you mentioned
I feel like you could even include Babel in with the litfic/classics section because of the themes explored and the prose alone. Great recommendations!
Oohhh. Love the new spice rating. I have read most of the books on this video and your recommendations are so on point! I just started The Serpent and the Wings of Night. Hopefully it turns out to be a good one.
A really nice dark academia fantasy is the raven boys (a 4 books series). It doesn't have spice at all, the characters are about 16 and has nice witchy magic system
Similar to The Poppy War in terms of fantasy and war vibes is The Sword of Kaigen! Great book and gives off major Avatar: The Last Airbender vibes! No spice either for my no spice girlies :)
Okkk you talked me into a few books I own that I haven't read yet lol and also loved ninth house and still need to read hell bent have you read it?? Great video love how you describe everything and the vibes are immaculate
Thank you!! I think it depends what you’re looking for. My fav from her is her darker shade of magic series (plus the spin-off). If you don’t want to commit to a series yet, I loved the invisible life of Addie larue!
@@lindsayjohnson5672 it was so long ago but I do remember really enjoying the books! I guess I usually talk more about the books I’ve read in the past few years!
@@lindsayjohnson5672 I guess I should also mention, by “a while back” i mean at least 10 years ago 😂 I don’t talk about it much because many of the details have left my brain at this point.
Conoce algun libro que de respuestas a preguntas como, por que hay tantas guerras si todos quieren la paz? que sentido tiene la vida? es Dios responsable del sufrimiento humano?
As someone who avoids spice, I really appreciate that you explained what your rating is based off. I find most people don't do that and it negates the reason for having a spice rating to begin with.
Glad it’s helpful! I know everyone rates spice levels differently so thought it would be good to clarify!
The cruel prince feels like more traditional farie stories, like the tricksters that people fear to upset. So if you like the more faire mythology it would be good for that.
yeah agreed! I think this is also why it has more of a classics feel.
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your spice rating is actually super helpful, especially with the way you explained it. my favorite books are either no spice or 1 and that's how i can take the most perfect recs from you ☺️
I'm so glad they are helpful!!
This video idea is genius and the way you formated it is so professional, congrats!
Thank you so much!!
I'm slowly getting into my fantasy era so this video is so appreciated, thank you! 😍
Best timing YAY!
You should definitely do a romance books version of it!!🫶
Oh good idea!!!
Thank you for posting a quick overview of what the book is about!
@@samijo8188 it’s what I’m here for :)
Thanks for doing this video. A lot of good suggestions. Your video is a reminder that I should read my first R.F. Kuang book. Also, that I should read my first Sarah J. Maas book. In the latte case, I am somewhat imtimidated by the lengths of the books. I recently read Divine Rivals and loved it. It started Fourth Wing this morning
OH YES. such good books to try!
been trying to get back into fantasy for so long this list is amazing
Aw YAY I’m so glad!
Lol I’ve read everyone except Acotar under the romance section, I do agree that the one part in Bride made me uncomfortable too 😭😭 but other than that it was pretty funny. I do love all of the books you mentioned
omg haha, similar taste!
I feel like you could even include Babel in with the litfic/classics section because of the themes explored and the prose alone. Great recommendations!
Ohh yes I agree!
Loved this style of video!!! Super helpful and just a lot of fun. 🥰📚 I always trust your book recs!
YAY happy you liked it!
Oohhh. Love the new spice rating. I have read most of the books on this video and your recommendations are so on point! I just started The Serpent and the Wings of Night. Hopefully it turns out to be a good one.
Glad you like the system!
Tbh was not a big fan of serpent and the wings of night, but that’s an unpopular opinion, so you might love it!
Oo fantasy book review with spice rating sounds so interesting. Looking forward for this video 😍
hope you like it!
Great video! I’m just starting my fantasy era…and I LOVED ❤ ACOTAR!!! Thanks for your Romantacy recommendations
Omg YAY!! Enjoy the fantasy❤️
Excited to read The Unmaking of June Farrow! Also want to try One Dark Window and Babel 😍
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A really nice dark academia fantasy is the raven boys (a 4 books series). It doesn't have spice at all, the characters are about 16 and has nice witchy magic system
@4_16deathstar I’ve heard so much about this one!
your voice is so soothing ❤
Omg what a compliment, thank you!!
great list of books. I've ready a couple on the list and will add some to my TBR
@@michaelwang2324 AWESOME!
Similar to The Poppy War in terms of fantasy and war vibes is The Sword of Kaigen! Great book and gives off major Avatar: The Last Airbender vibes! No spice either for my no spice girlies :)
Omg yes, I need to read that one!
Thanks for the video^^ Love the mic
Glad you liked it!! ❤️
Okkk you talked me into a few books I own that I haven't read yet lol and also loved ninth house and still need to read hell bent have you read it?? Great video love how you describe everything and the vibes are immaculate
YAY so glad to hear! I did really enjoy Hellbent. Ninth house was better for me, but still good!
Jamie thank you for the spice meter
I requested it
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It was a great suggestion!
divine rivals has a love scene but its not graphic. also, the later book of the false prince series has spice
I’d call them one chilli for spice at most! It’s very fade to black but you’re right, there is some build up
I have read these all already but when the mood hatched but it’s on my tbr!😂😂😂🎉❤
OUUU! It’s such a magical world!
This video is helpful, doing it by genre! I finished divine rivals literally last night and already read addie larue, but the rest are on my tbr 🥹
@@nataliehlim omg YAY enjoy!!
Hey love your channel! its just amazing! question: what order do you think is beset to read the v.e. schwab books?
Thank you!! I think it depends what you’re looking for. My fav from her is her darker shade of magic series (plus the spin-off). If you don’t want to commit to a series yet, I loved the invisible life of Addie larue!
@@jaimefok what is the spin-off series called?
@@romy1188 the fragile threads of power! Just one book out so far for the spin-off.
@@jaimefok thank youuuu
I still need to read Emily Wilde 😩
If you’re into cozy classics, would recommend!
i would strongly STRONGLY urge you to read this woven kingdom by tahereh mafi (i’ve been in misery since 2022 it’s soooo good)
It’s sitting on my TBR cart!!
This video really helped, since I do not like spice. I just wanted to ask if you know any good books that are like fairy tale kind? Thabk you!
I'm so glad to hear! The most fairy-tale-feeling I've read are: Six Crimson Cranes, Once Upon a Broken Heart, and Half a Soul!
@jaimefok Thank you so much! ❤️
Have you ever tried the series Fallen from Lauren Kate?? 😀 ❤
I have not!!
i read it when i was in high school and i really loved it, take a look, maybe you will enjoy it too!
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Have you read The Timekeeper's Secret by iLana Markarov? Its my favourite book and its fantasy!
Oh I’m so intrigued!
Fantasy classic. Any interest in going on the game of thrones journey? I just started mine and I'm enjoying way more than I thought
I did read the game of thrones series a while back!!!
Did you like it? I'm a little surprised you never mention it in either direction
@@lindsayjohnson5672 it was so long ago but I do remember really enjoying the books! I guess I usually talk more about the books I’ve read in the past few years!
@@lindsayjohnson5672 I guess I should also mention, by “a while back” i mean at least 10 years ago 😂 I don’t talk about it much because many of the details have left my brain at this point.
Very very fair lol yeah if I don't remember I don't recommend lol
Love it when Jaime says we can grab a snack and chat 🥰
Also do you plan to participate in the fantasy stuff your kindle day on June 23rd?
RUclips + snacks is the best combo ❤️ I’ll probably check it out but tbh I don’t need more books right now 😂
@@jaimefok same 😂 my poor TBR
What mic do you use?!
@@beautybrainsandbooks the DJI portable mic!
@@jaimefokthank you! Trying to work up the courage to start my channel 😂 love this video idea!!
The fact that you mentioned Leigh Bardugo's books books but didn't mention the six of crows duology😭
Unpopular opinion, but I prefer her others!!
I have to say the third book of the cruel prince (the queen of nothing) is a spice 🌶🌶🌶. The first and second book really (almost) have no spice.
Yeah this is fair!
The cruel prince has spice. Mainly in the third book, but the second one has a little bit too.
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Conoce algun libro que de respuestas a preguntas como, por que hay tantas guerras si todos quieren la paz? que sentido tiene la vida? es Dios responsable del sufrimiento humano?
I don’t read non-fiction really, but I’m sure there are some philosophy or religion books about this!
@@jaimefok A mi me ha ayudado a conocer la respuesta en la Biblia
How dare you not mention Priory of the Orange Tree is sapphic/j
PRIORY OF THE ORANGE TREE IS SAPPHIC, EVERYONE
I mention this in MANY other videos where I talk about this book haha
Girly why you looking unhappy/traumatized in ur thumbnail 😂😂
LOL idk thought it was funny 😂