The fact that everybody’s going through such a strange time is slightly comforting. Even though I’m sad my life’s not what it used to be. At least we’re all going through it together and we have each others support. Thanks for the upload Jess ❤️
Your bookish videos are the best on youtube by far :) I love how there's always some books that you recommend that I've never heard before, you don't follow booktube trends, you do your own thing and you read everything from the most popular books to secret gems I've never heard of before, I love it.
I wonder if you'd ever be interested in doing some detailed videos about certain areas of literary theory. Like for example you've spoken before about the depiction of the city in literature but never in lots of detail? I find this kind of thing really interesting and am considering doing a literature masters, but find that it's really lacking on youtube and with your experience you're very qualified to do that sort of thing! Also with reading lists and things (almost like a university course lol) would be super cool for me.. but maybe I'm just a nerd idk hahahh
Zara Flores Although ad blocking extensions help to cut down the number of ads on browsers like Chrome, the same doesn’t apply if you’re using the RUclips app on your mobile device. I think the uploader has to toggle settings on their end to counteract the new RUclips ad policy (which is ridiculous), which is why I brought it up. I don’t mean to be critical of Jess, just wanted to flag it in case she wasn’t aware!
Hi Jess! I adore these book videos. Seasonal reading has never really occurred to me. But I'm excited to read along with you this season! I have watched you for years and years - in fact I think one of the first videos I'd watched was you in your vamp days. (I also remember the Effy from Skins make up look you'd done) I have always loved that despite your privilege, you have never shied away from acknowledging it and have thus successfully remained well grounded and relatable. ( albeit not necessarily the trips with GA :'D, but it's nice to sometimes live vicariously) I understand that RUclips is a part of your living and that finances are a necessary part of it. I was a little at dismay today though due ads interrupting the video (without exaggeration) every 5 - 8 mins or so. I don't mind sponsored videos, or ads. I normally sit put through them. The amount of ads this vid, however, was a just a bit much. This is not to put this vid on blast publicly. I wish YT had an option of giving feedback privately. I'd have chosen that option instead otherwise. Any way, I did enjoy the book recommendations. These vids are never good for my pocket :'D I also hope your mum is feeling better x
I simply love this sweater - it’s a classic! I’m just so glad you’ve been uploading so many book videos! It has been such a wonderful thing to enjoy during this difficult year. I’m very happy to have had your videos for so many years, but especially this one!
The amazing world you create with these videos still puts me in the best mood. It is so autumnal, cosy and lovely to watch and hear you talk about books (especially scary ones, my fave.) Just wanted to share a bit of positivity x
The best Sunday video!! I'm also rewatching Buffy the vampire slayer, as they've added them all onto Channel 4 on demand - so i'm looking forward to a bookish, Buffy filled autumn! Hope all is well with you Jess x
pretty sure it wasn't intentional. ive seen a couple other youtubers having the same problem with RUclips automatically putting a bunch of ads in their videos.
So many great recs, thanks for this video! And as a German I totally have to recommend reading Faust, especially if you like plays, because it's perfect for this time of the year as well!
My dads copy of Gormenghast has been on my shelf forever, he absolutely loved it when he was younger. Going to have to finally read it along with you this autumn !!
The Netflix series The Haunting of Hill House is amazing - so psychologically scary/traumatic and really delves into family relationships (I don't quite know how else to describe it) it is different from the book but I definitely thought it did the book justice! I tend to seasonally read mainly in autumn really and this year more than ever. I'm thinking of ending things had me intrigued/fully absorbed until the last 60 pages - so interested to hear what you think!
I always love to read seasonally but for some reason the change of season this year brings me even more joy than it normally does, I think many people feel this too ! Fall/Halloween is pretty much the only thing I've been truly excited about for a long time. It gives us something to look forward to. I'll definitely be binge watching all of the spooky movies and reading all of the spooky books this month ! especially because I wasn't really in the mood last year (my dog passed away).. I have to make up for lost time !
The Haunting of Hill House is honestly the best thing Netflix has ever done. I SOBBED in that finale. Would definitely recommend it! And it also holds up even better on a rewatch as you discover loads of new things.
I’d love to see some reading vlogs - really loving the book content and it would be great to hear your thoughts on some of these books as you are reading them.
You’re reading so many of my favorite authors this month! I can’t wait to hear your thoughts on Gormenghast. Peake is one of my favorite authors and he actually reminds me a bit of VanderMeer in his weirdness so I think you’ll love him.
I love your eye shadow! Also I put something wicked this way comes on my tbr but didn't realise it was 2nd in a series and wasn't sure if they could be read as stand a lones
Noooooway! I was thinking your makeup and vintage looking sweater are absolutely spot on then the next thing you said is you do not love your makeup today. You look gorgeous in every way!
I love these videos from you Jess! Just a long list of amazing recommendations with detail about why you love the books and why they're on this list. Love love love it.
My book club picked Haunting of Hill House and I couldn't believe I'd never read it. Such a short and easily digestible book, I have about 20 pages left and I'm quite enjoying it!
The haunting of hill house is a good book, but I loved the show even more. Watched it twice. They are two completely different stories and I highly recommend the show. It is a horror series, but it takes more root in "reality" than a lot of other shows in that genre. You have shows like American horror story, where they lean to much into the shock factor and horror side of things - making the character and plot to unrealistic to enjoy. Hill house is just as much about grief, family and sibling relations as it is about horror. They show different way people move on and cope after something horrible happens. The acting is amazing, and you can really tell that the people behind the show was really passionate about it. There are some amazing behind the scenes footage that shows the amount of work they put into it.
Oh boy...I’m interested to see how you get on with I’m Thinking of Ending Things. I read it earlier this year and just...didn’t like it. But! Everyone else seems to love it so maybe I’m missing something. Love the video!
Neverwhere is one of my favourite books ever 💕. Love the idea of seasonal reading, I'm currently re-reading Carlos Ruiz Zafón's four gothic horror novellas which are my all time favourite spooky season reads! Marina, prince of mists, the midnight palace and the watcher in the shadows.
Not that this list needs expanding but you might also be interested in some Japanese thrillers sometime! Edogawa Ranpo is the father of Japanese mystery and horror. Natsuo Kirino is one of the contemporary bests.
can’t wait to do some seasonal reading, thanks for the recommendations Jess! does anybody know where Jessie’s bookshelves are from? not sure if she’s ever mentioned it...
currently reading a tana french novel for one of my modules on my masters, i'll definitely be reading a lot more of her novels once i'm finished this one! looking forward to your review on in the woods! x
Every season this year so far hasn't felt right but at least with the Winter season we're home anyway so maybe we'll feel some normalcy. Never usually big into Halloween but I'm gonna get into this season: scary tv shows, scary films, creepy stories, hot beverages, being wrapped up, darker days...I am trying to find something to be excited about lol
I might try Veniss Underground, I haven't read any VanderMeer yet and since I still associate Annihilation with the movie this might be a good start. I tried reading spooky books last October and it went horribly but I'm such a mood reader you never know.
Omg Jess I can’t stop staring at your nails 😍 so gorgeous. Also, absolutely loving all the book content lately!! They’re always my fav videos (and vlogs) 💕
The Gormenghast Trilogy is on my wishlist! I've seen a handful of people mention it but not in a few years. I read The Haunting of Hill House this past summer, as well as re-read Shirley Jackson's We Have Always Lived In The Castle. I love both but particularly Hill House! I love Jackson's writing and the subtext her stories have. I'm currently reading The Bird's Nest and finding it really interesting. I've noticed some similarities among the protagonists of these three novels, which I'd like to examine and explore more once I've finished The Bird's Nest. I'm rereading Dracula and Rebecca this month! Ooh! I just read Fingersmith this past summer, too, and it's a new favorite book of mine!! Loved it! And I've now ordered a couple other novels of hers. Wow, I was unaware how many books Jeff Vandermeer has.
You HAVE to watch Haunting of Hill House - best scary show I have ever seen, nothing too cheesy just a crazy story and actually scary moments. Me and my hubby really loved it!
Loved this! I'm not a huge horror fan either, so this was a great recs list. I would also recommend Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep (Blade Runner) by Philip K. Dick, it's so dark and gloomy I feel like it really suits the Autumn vibes more so than Winter. Exposure by Helen Dunmore also fits the vibe, it's a spy novel set in 1960s London during the cold war. And for a cosy Autumnal read I would definitely recommend The Long Way to a Small Angry Planet by Becky Chambers! Although I would read this one any time of year, I feel like the cosy ambience makes it great for reading under a blanket with a cup of tea or hot chocolate :)
Robert Louis Stevenson lived at one point a few streets away from where I live in Westbourne, Bournemouth - there’s a road named after him here. Staying with the spooky theme, Mary Shelley (who wrote Frankenstein) is buried close by too in the centre of Bournemouth. Halfway through Piranesi from Susanna Clarke. I probably will finish it by tomorrow night. Waterstones have an limited edition with a extra chapter. I’ve seen some reviews that say it stays with you, some people haven’t stopped thinking about it. I can already tell I will be re-reading it by the end of the week. So much detail. 😍
Secret History is actually how I got into Donna Tarte, I was always recommended The Golf Finch, I tried to read it years ago, but I never got through the 1st chapter, but Secret History sucked me in hard.
Hi Jess, I remember from one of your recent vlogs, you'd found a bundle of your childhood books, would you consider doing a children's books recommendation video? I'm looking for good books for Christmas and birthdays for my family and friends little ones. Thanks😘
I LOVE YOUR VIDEOS! I’ve been trying to find the video where you go through all your unread books before you went on your year book buying ban to rewatch and can’t find it. Could you or someone in the comments link it?
I love the idea of reading seasonally, it's not something I've ever consciously done before but now you've said it I'm so here for it! x
The fact that everybody’s going through such a strange time is slightly comforting. Even though I’m sad my life’s not what it used to be. At least we’re all going through it together and we have each others support. Thanks for the upload Jess ❤️
Your bookish videos are the best on youtube by far :) I love how there's always some books that you recommend that I've never heard before, you don't follow booktube trends, you do your own thing and you read everything from the most popular books to secret gems I've never heard of before, I love it.
I agree with you. She doesn’t follow the booktube trends. And her reading covers a lot of areas of literature
What! I started the video and thinking how amazing your makeup is, right when you said you didn’t like it! You look great!
Snap. I thought 'She always does such beautiful looks'.
I wonder if you'd ever be interested in doing some detailed videos about certain areas of literary theory. Like for example you've spoken before about the depiction of the city in literature but never in lots of detail? I find this kind of thing really interesting and am considering doing a literature masters, but find that it's really lacking on youtube and with your experience you're very qualified to do that sort of thing! Also with reading lists and things (almost like a university course lol) would be super cool for me.. but maybe I'm just a nerd idk hahahh
Yess to the videos about specific literary theories! That would be interesting!!
Yes please!! I would be very interested in this as well :)
Is there any way to convey to RUclips how frustrating this level of ads can be for the viewer? It spoilt my enjoyment of the video ☹
install adblocker :)
@@Lottie0792 Ahh thank you:)
Is it normal that there are 17 intervals of ads in this video?
Def not
Must be YT bc I have none!
Zara Flores Although ad blocking extensions help to cut down the number of ads on browsers like Chrome, the same doesn’t apply if you’re using the RUclips app on your mobile device. I think the uploader has to toggle settings on their end to counteract the new RUclips ad policy (which is ridiculous), which is why I brought it up. I don’t mean to be critical of Jess, just wanted to flag it in case she wasn’t aware!
How have I got 15 ads???
Hi Jess!
I adore these book videos. Seasonal reading has never really occurred to me. But I'm excited to read along with you this season!
I have watched you for years and years - in fact I think one of the first videos I'd watched was you in your vamp days. (I also remember the Effy from Skins make up look you'd done)
I have always loved that despite your privilege, you have never shied away from acknowledging it and have thus successfully remained well grounded and relatable. ( albeit not necessarily the trips with GA :'D, but it's nice to sometimes live vicariously)
I understand that RUclips is a part of your living and that finances are a necessary part of it. I was a little at dismay today though due ads interrupting the video (without exaggeration) every 5 - 8 mins or so. I don't mind sponsored videos, or ads. I normally sit put through them. The amount of ads this vid, however, was a just a bit much.
This is not to put this vid on blast publicly. I wish YT had an option of giving feedback privately. I'd have chosen that option instead otherwise.
Any way, I did enjoy the book recommendations. These vids are never good for my pocket :'D
I also hope your mum is feeling better x
50min ??!!! 🤩, it’s Sunday, it’s rainy and I’m going to enjoy this with a coffee ☕️
this got me out of bed haha, literally took a shower and made hot chocolate to go sit and watch this video lmao thanks
literally 7 adds in under 13 min . . . how do i contact youtube
I simply love this sweater - it’s a classic! I’m just so glad you’ve been uploading so many book videos! It has been such a wonderful thing to enjoy during this difficult year. I’m very happy to have had your videos for so many years, but especially this one!
Jessie, there ARE FIFTEEN ADVERTS. I assume this isn't your doing, please sort it out?! 1 ad every 3.5 minutes is unacceptable 😭
install AdBlock
AdBlock will sort that out for you, it's a software that prevents a million ads from showing up whenever you're using your browser :)
I have no ads on my end so it might be YT and it seems to be sorted out now :)
@@danieladamico5485 but then the content creator doesn't get ad revenue. :/
How do you install it on the RUclips app if you’re watching on an iPad?
The amazing world you create with these videos still puts me in the best mood. It is so autumnal, cosy and lovely to watch and hear you talk about books (especially scary ones, my fave.) Just wanted to share a bit of positivity x
The best Sunday video!! I'm also rewatching Buffy the vampire slayer, as they've added them all onto Channel 4 on demand - so i'm looking forward to a bookish, Buffy filled autumn! Hope all is well with you Jess x
15 mid roll ads! You can’t be serious 😂
That’s what I thought. Decided to check comments to make sure I’m not the only one.😖 I love Jess, but come on 🤯
pretty sure it wasn't intentional. ive seen a couple other youtubers having the same problem with RUclips automatically putting a bunch of ads in their videos.
I have no problem with it. Why shouldn't she make money off the video? Power to her. :)
It's not her choice I think. RUclipsrs authorize youtube to do mid-video ads but the algorithm decides the amount.
So many great recs, thanks for this video! And as a German I totally have to recommend reading Faust, especially if you like plays, because it's perfect for this time of the year as well!
love waking up to a long sunbeamsjess book video!! best sunday feelings
My dads copy of Gormenghast has been on my shelf forever, he absolutely loved it when he was younger. Going to have to finally read it along with you this autumn !!
The Netflix series The Haunting of Hill House is amazing - so psychologically scary/traumatic and really delves into family relationships (I don't quite know how else to describe it) it is different from the book but I definitely thought it did the book justice! I tend to seasonally read mainly in autumn really and this year more than ever. I'm thinking of ending things had me intrigued/fully absorbed until the last 60 pages - so interested to hear what you think!
Yes so excited for this one! & the construction sounds kinda sound like a spooky haunted house in the background so it fits!
I would love to see a November/December version of this video! Love it! ❤❤❤📚
I always love to read seasonally but for some reason the change of season this year brings me even more joy than it normally does, I think many people feel this too ! Fall/Halloween is pretty much the only thing I've been truly excited about for a long time. It gives us something to look forward to. I'll definitely be binge watching all of the spooky movies and reading all of the spooky books this month ! especially because I wasn't really in the mood last year (my dog passed away).. I have to make up for lost time !
The Haunting of Hill House is honestly the best thing Netflix has ever done. I SOBBED in that finale. Would definitely recommend it! And it also holds up even better on a rewatch as you discover loads of new things.
Well if you don't like The Shining, you can always still put it in the freezer ;)
YES to future tbr videos!
I’d love to see some reading vlogs - really loving the book content and it would be great to hear your thoughts on some of these books as you are reading them.
Just finished Mexican Gothic and LOVED it! Very The Yellow Wallpaper
The Master and Margarita is so weird and wonderful! I don't often see people recommend it on RUclips but I'm glad you have, it's one of my favourites!
I would love to see a wintery book tbr as well! I will also read Tana French this month for the first time. I hope we both love it!!
I loved this! Yes! I would love to see you do another one of these...actually, I'd love to see one of these every month if possible
You’re reading so many of my favorite authors this month! I can’t wait to hear your thoughts on Gormenghast. Peake is one of my favorite authors and he actually reminds me a bit of VanderMeer in his weirdness so I think you’ll love him.
I love your eye shadow! Also I put something wicked this way comes on my tbr but didn't realise it was 2nd in a series and wasn't sure if they could be read as stand a lones
Wish you'd put the time stamps for all the books mentioned in the description, it's so helpful when you do that!
Girl, what eyeshadow are you wearing? looks amazing!
Would love a video on shopping for second hand book, especially for specific versions you're looking for etc x
Noooooway! I was thinking your makeup and vintage looking sweater are absolutely spot on then the next thing you said is you do not love your makeup today. You look gorgeous in every way!
I love these videos from you Jess! Just a long list of amazing recommendations with detail about why you love the books and why they're on this list. Love love love it.
I am so so excited to watch this! Thank you, Jess
I’m currently reading The Glass Hotel by Emily St. John Mandel and it has such dark autumnal vibes!
An amazing tbr. Imagine my surprise as you pick up Mexican Gothic as I have my copy sitting on my lap. Loving it so far!
Your book videos are my favorite and your voice is so calming.
Love your videos! Please do a house tour, it looks beautiful!
wow i literally was just thinking yesterday how i'd love some seasonal recs for october!! and it's an hour long video too, amazing! thank u jess
50 mins of books with jess!!! i'm also planning on reading i'm thinking of ending things this month
The amount of ads though....
helle i think it depends on where people live, bc when I see Spanish youtubers I see a lot of ads, but not in this video.
My book club picked Haunting of Hill House and I couldn't believe I'd never read it. Such a short and easily digestible book, I have about 20 pages left and I'm quite enjoying it!
in love with this make up look 🤯✨
I actually love your eyeshadow. What did you put in the center of the lid?
Hello,
please please do a winter version of this video!
big fan of tana french's in the woods and the likeness (the sequel)!
Have you read ‘Pine’ by Francine Toon, Jess? I feel like you’d enjoy! X
i love the idea of weekly vlogs! yay!💫🖤
I hope you have a great month, it's been a tough year!
down for weekly vlogs !!
The haunting of hill house is a good book, but I loved the show even more. Watched it twice. They are two completely different stories and I highly recommend the show. It is a horror series, but it takes more root in "reality" than a lot of other shows in that genre. You have shows like American horror story, where they lean to much into the shock factor and horror side of things - making the character and plot to unrealistic to enjoy. Hill house is just as much about grief, family and sibling relations as it is about horror. They show different way people move on and cope after something horrible happens. The acting is amazing, and you can really tell that the people behind the show was really passionate about it. There are some amazing behind the scenes footage that shows the amount of work they put into it.
Well said !
seconded!!!! the show hurt my soul - I still think about it from time to time.
you literally came up and i was like UGHHH HER MAKE UP WOWWWW and thought im gonna try recreate this for my bday
@sunbeamsjess tried to recreate it for my bday
Oh boy...I’m interested to see how you get on with I’m Thinking of Ending Things. I read it earlier this year and just...didn’t like it. But! Everyone else seems to love it so maybe I’m missing something. Love the video!
Neverwhere is one of my favourite books ever 💕.
Love the idea of seasonal reading, I'm currently re-reading Carlos Ruiz Zafón's four gothic horror novellas which are my all time favourite spooky season reads! Marina, prince of mists, the midnight palace and the watcher in the shadows.
I’ll second this I love Carlos Ruiz Zafon!!
lovely knitted sweater thank you for recommendations
I would love for you to do the nov/dec version of this when the time comes! 😊
I love reading seasonally! 🎃🎃🎃
Jess great video, such a morning treat! 🖤🦇
Hi Jess! Lovely to see you, thank you for the video, despite all that is going on! Xx
Not that this list needs expanding but you might also be interested in some Japanese thrillers sometime! Edogawa Ranpo is the father of Japanese mystery and horror. Natsuo Kirino is one of the contemporary bests.
Love your hair, the hairband and the color of your hair match nicely
can’t wait to do some seasonal reading, thanks for the recommendations Jess! does anybody know where Jessie’s bookshelves are from? not sure if she’s ever mentioned it...
currently reading a tana french novel for one of my modules on my masters, i'll definitely be reading a lot more of her novels once i'm finished this one! looking forward to your review on in the woods! x
Every season this year so far hasn't felt right but at least with the Winter season we're home anyway so maybe we'll feel some normalcy. Never usually big into Halloween but I'm gonna get into this season: scary tv shows, scary films, creepy stories, hot beverages, being wrapped up, darker days...I am trying to find something to be excited about lol
Currently reading the secret history now and loving it
I might try Veniss Underground, I haven't read any VanderMeer yet and since I still associate Annihilation with the movie this might be a good start. I tried reading spooky books last October and it went horribly but I'm such a mood reader you never know.
Omg Jess I can’t stop staring at your nails 😍 so gorgeous. Also, absolutely loving all the book content lately!! They’re always my fav videos (and vlogs) 💕
The Gormenghast Trilogy is on my wishlist! I've seen a handful of people mention it but not in a few years.
I read The Haunting of Hill House this past summer, as well as re-read Shirley Jackson's We Have Always Lived In The Castle. I love both but particularly Hill House! I love Jackson's writing and the subtext her stories have. I'm currently reading The Bird's Nest and finding it really interesting. I've noticed some similarities among the protagonists of these three novels, which I'd like to examine and explore more once I've finished The Bird's Nest.
I'm rereading Dracula and Rebecca this month! Ooh! I just read Fingersmith this past summer, too, and it's a new favorite book of mine!! Loved it! And I've now ordered a couple other novels of hers.
Wow, I was unaware how many books Jeff Vandermeer has.
My TBR has grown 10000%
You HAVE to watch Haunting of Hill House - best scary show I have ever seen, nothing too cheesy just a crazy story and actually scary moments. Me and my hubby really loved it!
My seasonal spooky read is Lovecraft Country by Matt Ruff and Parable of the Sower by Octavia Butler :)
I'm freaking out, Veniss Underground and Middlegame are two of my favourite books!
Not sure if anyone else thought this but was In The Woods by Tana French made into a BBC series last year?
Yes, I think the tv series was called Dublin Murders.
I LOVED this video Jessie. Please do some more book recommendantions videos. I hope that you are well :)
15 ads 😳
The random noises gave the video a spooky element
I love these vids and i do like your makeup Jess!! Happy sunday everyone :)
absurdly excited for this. yes pls more.
PLEASE do the winter version of this movie. I loved this!
Loved this! I'm not a huge horror fan either, so this was a great recs list. I would also recommend Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep (Blade Runner) by Philip K. Dick, it's so dark and gloomy I feel like it really suits the Autumn vibes more so than Winter. Exposure by Helen Dunmore also fits the vibe, it's a spy novel set in 1960s London during the cold war. And for a cosy Autumnal read I would definitely recommend The Long Way to a Small Angry Planet by Becky Chambers! Although I would read this one any time of year, I feel like the cosy ambience makes it great for reading under a blanket with a cup of tea or hot chocolate :)
I enjoy your book videos so much ✨ Thank you for sharing - happy Sunday to all!
i LOVE your eye makeup
Robert Louis Stevenson lived at one point a few streets away from where I live in Westbourne, Bournemouth - there’s a road named after him here. Staying with the spooky theme, Mary Shelley (who wrote Frankenstein) is buried close by too in the centre of Bournemouth.
Halfway through Piranesi from Susanna Clarke. I probably will finish it by tomorrow night. Waterstones have an limited edition with a extra chapter. I’ve seen some reviews that say it stays with you, some people haven’t stopped thinking about it. I can already tell I will be re-reading it by the end of the week. So much detail. 😍
I read the Gormenghast series back in high school and loved the first two books. The whole series had this obsessive, creepy, oppressive atmosphere.
Was just thinking this morning that I was hoping you would have a new books video soon!
Secret History is actually how I got into Donna Tarte, I was always recommended The Golf Finch, I tried to read it years ago, but I never got through the 1st chapter, but Secret History sucked me in hard.
Great books and really like your new nails design
Had to stop watching as number of ads was ridiculous and loses flow ☹️
Excuse me, is it just me but i can't remember the last time i saw Jess' hair completely tied, it almost shocked me! Ty for the video!
Have you read Alias Grace - Margaret Atwood
Hi Jess, I remember from one of your recent vlogs, you'd found a bundle of your childhood books, would you consider doing a children's books recommendation video? I'm looking for good books for Christmas and birthdays for my family and friends little ones. Thanks😘
Super excited for the October vlogs ♥
your gold neckalce is stunning !! also best time of year for books ahh :')
I love your makeup x
I LOVE YOUR VIDEOS! I’ve been trying to find the video where you go through all your unread books before you went on your year book buying ban to rewatch and can’t find it. Could you or someone in the comments link it?