YES! I'm so glad you made this video. And I love that you explained that the toilet paper wasn't spoilt! 😂 I'm also LOVING the Cheshire Cat pillow and your shirt!! 😍 I'm adding the link to this video in the description of mine!
I'm so happy you enjoyed it! It was my pleasure! Haha, I felt that the paper needed a disclaimer :-D And thank you! I bought it from a Disney shop in Mall of Scandinavia. And the t-shirt is one of my faves! And thank you for adding my link!
Ooohh mini series is actually such a good idea! I feel that too often movies are too short and not good enough to portray all of the complex characters/plot in the book so that’s actually a good idea!! Also totally agree on the narrator for audiobooks. They can totally make or break a book!
Thank you! I totally agree, a lot of nuance is often cut out from films, and it can cheapen the story. BBC and Hulu make great tv shows/mini series, so here's to hoping for more to tv adaptions! Yes, exactly! They influence my emotions towards a story very heavily :-) Thank you for watching!
I love this! I agree with literary fiction and contemporaries there are more standalones. I am all for used books as well and although I like ebooks, physical books will always be the best 💪🏾 Great answers! I’ve read Jane Eyre ages ago - I should really watch the bbc adaption.
This tag is fun, I admit :-) I think I've come across some literary fiction that were series, but most of the time they just are not necessary :-D With Ebooks there is the bonus of not taking up space, but I just can't concentrate for those, so physical books and audiobooks is where it's at for me :-D I really recommend the BBC Jane Eyre adaption! It's really good.
This was a fun video to watch and I am very much in line with your preferences. I think the piece of toilet paper tells me enough of what I need to know, but I appreciate the assurance (and I am sure your book does as well! XD). I know exactly where you are coming from with online or bookstore shopping, for I tend to browse a bit more in a bookstore, while I go online to stop for specific books. I also prefer physical books far more than e-readers. I spend enough time looking at screens and I feel that looking at one extra screen is not necessarily. There is also something spectacular about physical books that you cannot get with an e-reader. I need to read a bit more from Margaret Atwood and I believe we are going to go over something she has written at least once in an upcoming season. I am enjoying literary fiction a bit more myself, so the line between heroes and villains is becoming a bit more vague. Thank you for sharing! -Josh
haha, The toilet paper thing was a lot more innocent than it sounds! I find it sad that Bookstores have gotten less varied, since I used to love finding new authors throw browsing in bookstores. As for ebooks, it was for me not so much the screen that bothered me, but I somehow couldn't concentrate and I just didn't like the tablet. From Margaret Atwood I recommend the three following: "The Handmaid's Tale", "The Penelopiad" and "Oryx and Crake" ("Alias Grace" is a close fourth). I've read about six book from her, and plan on reading about three more at least :-) She always tells a new story that keeps things interesting. I find that stories with heroes and villains don't fit too well in realism or literary fiction, since real life is much more complex. Ordinary people are both heroes and villains. Thanks for watching!
We had such different answers for this, so it was so cool hearing yours! Also slightly unrelated to the content, but I love your cushion, your plushie and your nail polish! Also shoutout to using clean toilet paper as a bookmark haha
Some of these questions were hard to choose :-D Thank you! It's not unrelated! Thank you for the compliments! The cushion was bought at a Disney store, in the Mall of Scandinavia. I'm very fond of my nail polish myself :-D. Yay, toilet paper as bookmarks forever haha :-)
Thank you! My good luck that I find them or get tagged :-). And exactly! Ebooks don't quite grab my attention either. Also, the tablet is really hard to carry around! :-)
I love your cheshire cat pillow! Unsoiled toilet paper as a bookmark -- LOL!! If you like magical realism, you might want to try The Watchmaker of Filigree Street by Natasha Pulley. It's historical, which might not be right for you, but it's a really wonderful magical realism story! You're probably the first person I've heard who doesn't judge a book by it's cover -- that's awesome that you do the research first! I'm the total opposite -- I like to know as little as possible about a book before I start reading it. If it's good, it's a wonderful surprise. If it's bad, I can always DNF it. And I get most of my books from the library, so I don't have to worry about the cost. Good tag! I loved your answers!
Thank you! I bought the pillow at The Disney Shop at Mall of Scandinavia :-) And Thank you for the recommendation! I do exceptions for hostorical books, so I'll check Natahsa Pulley's book out! And that's cool you're able to DNF - so far I've only done that to two books, and wish I could do that more often. Still trying! Thank you so much!
I do a lot of online shopping too! I really like short stories too! as well as poems I also like milk and honey it's pretty short and was a page turner for me. I used to use tags from clothes for book marks. but since I got a kindle paper white I don't read paper backs anymore. I have been reading a book thats around 500 pages and it's taken me months to finish still reading it.. i switch off to reading other books. I haven't really checked into Audible yet but I want too.
I really liked "Milk and Honey" as well! I plan on reading "The Sun and her flowers" when I have the opportunity. Ms. Kair gets a lot of flack, but I find her poetry very sincere and honest. And the pictures are a nice touch! Using the tags from clothes is cool! I've heard great things about Kindle but I have trouble with ebooks. Audible is great! If you go there, I recommend "Year of Yes" and "Alias Grace"! They had awesome narrators.
Being a musician i practice music theories..but after finishing several books,the book now i wanted is currently unavailable in all e websites n also stores..😂😂😂..waiting for them to restock..i dont know why but i wanted to share this😂
I honestly can’t stand ebooks! They hurt my eyes. I love physically reading books. I love your pillow!! It’s so cute. I’ved used toilet paper as a book mark too.
I used to read ebooks on my tablet, but it was super awkward and it made reading slower for me. And the screen can be painful for eyes! Thank you! I bought it from a Disney store at a huge mall. And yay! Then I'm not alone :-D
good job answering those questionz yo just like wondering wuts ur favrit comic? recently I Seymour Wenis reed Batman becoms a stand up comic just wondering if your reed it?
Enus&Wenis my favorite comic is "Persepolis" by Marjane Satrapi. It's a memoir written by an Iranian woman. I like Batman Ok, but more of a Superman fan.
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YES! I'm so glad you made this video. And I love that you explained that the toilet paper wasn't spoilt! 😂 I'm also LOVING the Cheshire Cat pillow and your shirt!! 😍 I'm adding the link to this video in the description of mine!
I'm so happy you enjoyed it! It was my pleasure! Haha, I felt that the paper needed a disclaimer :-D And thank you! I bought it from a Disney shop in Mall of Scandinavia. And the t-shirt is one of my faves! And thank you for adding my link!
Ooohh mini series is actually such a good idea! I feel that too often movies are too short and not good enough to portray all of the complex characters/plot in the book so that’s actually a good idea!! Also totally agree on the narrator for audiobooks. They can totally make or break a book!
Thank you! I totally agree, a lot of nuance is often cut out from films, and it can cheapen the story. BBC and Hulu make great tv shows/mini series, so here's to hoping for more to tv adaptions!
Yes, exactly! They influence my emotions towards a story very heavily :-) Thank you for watching!
I love this! I agree with literary fiction and contemporaries there are more standalones. I am all for used books as well and although I like ebooks, physical books will always be the best 💪🏾 Great answers! I’ve read Jane Eyre ages ago - I should really watch the bbc adaption.
This tag is fun, I admit :-) I think I've come across some literary fiction that were series, but most of the time they just are not necessary :-D With Ebooks there is the bonus of not taking up space, but I just can't concentrate for those, so physical books and audiobooks is where it's at for me :-D I really recommend the BBC Jane Eyre adaption! It's really good.
I really enjoyed this video, I also love to read 📃📚📚📚📚
This was a fun video to watch and I am very much in line with your preferences. I think the piece of toilet paper tells me enough of what I need to know, but I appreciate the assurance (and I am sure your book does as well! XD). I know exactly where you are coming from with online or bookstore shopping, for I tend to browse a bit more in a bookstore, while I go online to stop for specific books. I also prefer physical books far more than e-readers. I spend enough time looking at screens and I feel that looking at one extra screen is not necessarily. There is also something spectacular about physical books that you cannot get with an e-reader. I need to read a bit more from Margaret Atwood and I believe we are going to go over something she has written at least once in an upcoming season. I am enjoying literary fiction a bit more myself, so the line between heroes and villains is becoming a bit more vague. Thank you for sharing! -Josh
haha, The toilet paper thing was a lot more innocent than it sounds! I find it sad that Bookstores have gotten less varied, since I used to love finding new authors throw browsing in bookstores.
As for ebooks, it was for me not so much the screen that bothered me, but I somehow couldn't concentrate and I just didn't like the tablet.
From Margaret Atwood I recommend the three following: "The Handmaid's Tale", "The Penelopiad" and "Oryx and Crake" ("Alias Grace" is a close fourth). I've read about six book from her, and plan on reading about three more at least :-) She always tells a new story that keeps things interesting.
I find that stories with heroes and villains don't fit too well in realism or literary fiction, since real life is much more complex. Ordinary people are both heroes and villains.
Thanks for watching!
We had such different answers for this, so it was so cool hearing yours! Also slightly unrelated to the content, but I love your cushion, your plushie and your nail polish! Also shoutout to using clean toilet paper as a bookmark haha
Some of these questions were hard to choose :-D Thank you! It's not unrelated! Thank you for the compliments! The cushion was bought at a Disney store, in the Mall of Scandinavia. I'm very fond of my nail polish myself :-D. Yay, toilet paper as bookmarks forever haha :-)
You always do the best book tags! I prefer physical books over digital books too. It’s hard for me to focus when reading digital books.
Thank you! My good luck that I find them or get tagged :-). And exactly! Ebooks don't quite grab my attention either. Also, the tablet is really hard to carry around! :-)
I love your cheshire cat pillow! Unsoiled toilet paper as a bookmark -- LOL!! If you like magical realism, you might want to try The Watchmaker of Filigree Street by Natasha Pulley. It's historical, which might not be right for you, but it's a really wonderful magical realism story! You're probably the first person I've heard who doesn't judge a book by it's cover -- that's awesome that you do the research first! I'm the total opposite -- I like to know as little as possible about a book before I start reading it. If it's good, it's a wonderful surprise. If it's bad, I can always DNF it. And I get most of my books from the library, so I don't have to worry about the cost. Good tag! I loved your answers!
Thank you! I bought the pillow at The Disney Shop at Mall of Scandinavia :-) And Thank you for the recommendation! I do exceptions for hostorical books, so I'll check Natahsa Pulley's book out! And that's cool you're able to DNF - so far I've only done that to two books, and wish I could do that more often. Still trying!
Thank you so much!
I do a lot of online shopping too! I really like short stories too! as well as poems I also like milk and honey it's pretty short and was a page turner for me. I used to use tags from clothes for book marks. but since I got a kindle paper white I don't read paper backs anymore. I have been reading a book thats around 500 pages and it's taken me months to finish still reading it.. i switch off to reading other books. I haven't really checked into Audible yet but I want too.
I really liked "Milk and Honey" as well! I plan on reading "The Sun and her flowers" when I have the opportunity. Ms. Kair gets a lot of flack, but I find her poetry very sincere and honest. And the pictures are a nice touch!
Using the tags from clothes is cool! I've heard great things about Kindle but I have trouble with ebooks.
Audible is great! If you go there, I recommend "Year of Yes" and "Alias Grace"! They had awesome narrators.
Being a musician i practice music theories..but after finishing several books,the book now i wanted is currently unavailable in all e websites n also stores..😂😂😂..waiting for them to restock..i dont know why but i wanted to share this😂
I hope they restock it soon! And no problem, thank you for sharing!
I'm the same when it comes to hardback books. I love them but they're expensive! 😎✌
Yes! Oh the sweet sorrow of money and Hardback! :-)
This was fun to watch! Thanks for sharing. :)
Thank you! I'm glad it was fun! Thanks for watching!
Your accent is so cute and we had a lot of the same answers!
Thank you! It's some kind of mix of Finnish and New Yorkian, most likely :-) Yay, glad to have a companion in my opinions! Thank you for watching!
Like the fact that you share books that I have not heard of. I already filmed mine but I have yet to edit it. It will be out soon :)
I'm glad to hear that, I always aim to spread the word of underrated books! And can't wait to hear your answers!
Oh! Short books. Thats cool. I prefer short books too!
I actually thought I was the only one! So happy to be in the same club
I honestly can’t stand ebooks! They hurt my eyes. I love physically reading books. I love your pillow!! It’s so cute. I’ved used toilet paper as a book mark too.
I used to read ebooks on my tablet, but it was super awkward and it made reading slower for me. And the screen can be painful for eyes! Thank you! I bought it from a Disney store at a huge mall. And yay! Then I'm not alone :-D
good job answering those questionz yo just like wondering wuts ur favrit comic? recently I Seymour Wenis reed Batman becoms a stand up comic just wondering if your reed it?
Enus&Wenis my favorite comic is "Persepolis" by Marjane Satrapi. It's a memoir written by an Iranian woman. I like Batman Ok, but more of a Superman fan.
yeh thats sweet u like cool comics then unlike dumb marvel which dumb Enus McPee is a totes dumb fanboy 4!
Enus&Wenis Actually I love Marvel as well
yeh Wenis cool ppl luv Marvel!
I don't like really long series either. They become really drawn out.
Exactly! They do, and I just loose interest, lol. Thank you for commenting!