I recommend you Carlos Ruiz Zafon, Spanish author, the Cemetery of forgotten books !!! It’s a 4 books series, has some historical elements, thriller, romance, and maybe even fantasy; The Shadow of the Wind is the first book.
hahah nooooo those roasts! reminds me of that john mulaney bit on 13 year olds: "8th graders will make fun of you in an ACCURATE way." thoughts and prayers my friend. thanks for the fresh recs!
genuine question: why don't you use the library for books your unsure of!!! coming from another broke book lover, the library is my best friend hahaha these books are very interesting though! I read half of cmbyn when I was 16 and loved the writing but felt a bit off put by some parts of it, so maybe I'll try that author again :)
I have always had this weird obsession with owning my media. I even used to work at a library for 4 years during high school so I was constantly checking out a myriad of books and then reading them all. I genuinely don't know why I stopped doing it though...I really should start it again
my guy, you're one year younger than me and already a teacher 😭 I'm still finishing my masters in history and then hopefully finding a job in archives. You seem to really enjoy what you're doing, don't let the imposter syndrome get you down too much :)
Ahaha the intro had me crying. You’re so relatable and fun to watch in the best way possible. Really excited to check some of these out! Thanks for the good laugh and the recs😹
I recommend Matrix by Lauren Groff- absolutely poetic & lyrical writing about monastic life, women and their relationships with each other and the land. i wanted to reread it immediately simply to be able to devour the language again.
I love your videos! I was wondering if you are planning to make more videos about teaching in the future-I am currently in college getting my degrees in education & english and I would be interested to hear more of your perspective on teaching.
If you’d like to try a darker representation of motherhood I really recommend The push by Ashley Audrain, I finished it in the beginning of this month and I still can’t stop thinking of it.
Since this is a literary channel here are two fantasy novels that have the most wonderful prose: Boudica: Dreaming the Eagle by Manda Scott and Daughter of the Empire by Janny Wurt & Raymond Feist…if you want to mix it up!
I think you would love White Noise by Don DeLillo. It has an exciting plot but asks some fascinating questions about language, media, and the television being a member of every family household. Highly recommend it. Oh, and Noah Baumbach is adapting it into a film with Adam Driver and Greta Gerwig in the two lead roles!
I teach HS English too. I can’t wait for break so I can book binge. Strangely enough, this video actually makes me want to pick up the secret history. I feel like everyone I know who has read it either loved it or hated it. If it’s at the library I’ll pick it up, since I don’t know which side of the fence I’ll land on.
How is teaching going for you this year? Spring break was a miracle I was able to sit down and finish a couple books which was very needed. Get The Secret History and let me know what you think!
@@colorlesswonderland lol I will. It was a good year, but I’m really really looking forward to summer vacation. Just in case I don’t vibe with The Secret History, I’m going to download the sample first.
I think you should review The Bluest Eyes, it's one of my favorite books, it has stayed with me for months and unfortunately I don't see any discussion about it on youtube. It was also a very fun, yet heartbreaking, book to read.
Plan to check out Lucky Jim and possibly the Aciman (you made it should interesting). I watched Call Me By Your Name and felt it unremarkable (I will say I was inspired to watch it because of a French film called summer of 85). I read Tsushimas Territory of Light which was fun about a single mother raising a child in Japan.
Just stumbled upon this channel, I think maybe this video first, but anyways it's 1am in Nigeria and I'm basically going through some of your old videos and I've added all the books in this specific video to my tbr. They seem just for me. Also added Stoner because you make me want to read it immediately with how you talk about it.
Hey! Just discovered your channel and I'm loving it. I wonder if you've read 'A Confederacy of Dunces' by John Kennedy Toole? I am not a big fan of fun / humor books but that one had me vocally laughing in its entirety :)))
i've been avoiding enigma variations because i hated find me so intensely that it made me rethink my love of call me by your name 💀 but you've convinced me to give aciman another chance
Yeah Find Me was so damn frustrating. I didn't think the opening story with his dad was THAT bad but it takes a lot of the age gap criticisms from CMBYN and realllllyy runs it
Yo I just gotta say you don’t have to break bank on books-my enter collection (which is like a bookcase and a decent amount stacked up-total around 150 books) are all bought second hand at thrift stores like value village, good will, and local stores. Average price of books I buy are like 4$. For instance I have a beautiful copy of Arabian nights with gold accents and deckled edges that was $3.99- granted you’re not going to find new releases this way but the value village I live next to let’s you buy 4 books with the 5th book free so that’s like 16$ for 5 books and as a bonus people leave stuff in books. I’ve found money people have used as book marks in there, old postcards, receipts, handwritten notes, and so much more really fun stuff. Used book stores are also pretty good because they are typically cheaper than new and have more books (but they usually run 10$+ on books which still decent price but I’ve been living that $4 a books life so it’s more of a special treat to me lol) I’d personally say only get new books if they’re new releases and everything else you can get used if you look and wait
ur so funny 😭 also, same. i unexpectedly fell head over heels in love with cmbyn, and for the life of me LOATHED find me. i havent read enigma variations, but i'd recommend "out of egypt" to you. that book is so, astoundingly good, that it almost rivaled my love for cmbyn. it's a memoir of andre aciman's life, and sort of chronicled into a multigenerational family drama. and u can clearly see how his surroundings growing up influenced the writing of cmbyn later on. his family were sephardic jewish turkish citizens, who immigrated to alexandria, egypt before aciman was born. aciman's mother was deaf, and belonged to a middle class syrian/arab-jewish family. while his father belonged to a high-brow european-jewish family. weirdly while in egypt, all of them couldn't speak arabic, and instead kept to their own bubble + other europeans living in egypt at the time, and instead spoke french + a little bit of this rare fusion language called ladino. the book was so rich, beautifully adorned with fusions of world references of literature, culture, classical music. and it was as lyrically written as cmbyn. (and not at all cheesy and juvenile like "find me", blergh)
Hi, I love CMBYN, that was such a beautiful book. I got interested in reading out of Egypt cause of you, could you tell me more about what the book is about? What made you like the book so much? And apart from Find me, did you read anything else from him?
To add to your list of recommendations I am pretty sure you would loooove Madame by Antoni Libera. Not gonna spoil anything but I highly recommend you check it out
"So go and break your bank! Be poor like me! We gotta buy more books, engage in capitalism, engage in consumerism. We just gotta take it to the streets and buy all the books" Wow. You're my kinda influencer 😄
I don't like The Secret History either. I loved Tartt's other books. I read Lucky Jim a million years ago but I recall it had the best description of a hangover that I ever read.
man, I'm not sure if you're familiar with the makioka sisters by junichiro tanizaki but it's a classic japanese tale from the 1930's and it blew my mind. it has some big jane austen vibes, but in a more enticing way also, one of the best things I read last year was the house of spirits by isabel allende. this is not me roasting you (I'm not your student), but you should really read more latin american literature! and the house of spirits is a great place to start, it's a chilean classic that follows the story of a family through generations and through them we see the changes and tribulations of contemporary chile (think of pachinko in the andes). also, there's a lot of magic realism involved and god knows I live for this shit finally, don't sleep on my brilliant friend by elena ferrante. these books became popular for a very good reason. I was reading them while watching the HBO show last year and I got hardcore obsessed. the characters are some of the most real people you'll ever "meet" and the depiction of jealousy, bitterness and love on friendship hits too close to home on another note, keep up the great work, man! you're really hitting your stride these past few videos! if you have any books recommendation for me, please let me know (and I'll definietly buy it)
Hi I just found your channel and I think your channel is great (probably will watch all your videos today) the only thing though is that I wish you put the name of the books and their author in the description box. That would make it a lot easier to screenshot ❤️❤️❤️❤️
To be fair , now looking back I feel like I didn’t understand the things I do now in high school , even though I’m 19 now and high school was 2 years ago I had the mentality of “ whatever the school showed or recommend is boring “ even though the teachers were literally trying to show us examples and paths that I NOW wanna go on and now looking back I just think “ wow I really wasted my time and opportunity to learn by being a teenager “ , like one of my teachers would give a book analysis assignment I would find it boring but then I would watch all these literature and art analysis videos thinking to myself “ when am I gonna have that opportunity to show how I see things and why I find these stories interesting …” , the assignment is literally sitting right there lmao
Hey I'm sorry that's my bad! Here are the 4 books I talked about in the video: - Enigma Variations by Andre Aciman - The Dud Avocado by Elaine Dunby - Woman Running in the Mountains by Yuko Tsushima - Lucky Jim by Kingsley Amis
I know I'm coming late to he table, but YT tonight tossed this vid into my recommendations. I've got to disagree with you on THE DUD AVOCADO, which was one of the worst books I've ever read, right up there with the awful THE BOOK OF LOST NAMES. Go find a copy of Elizabeth Taylor's ANGEL, which is the best starting place for her other novels (she undergoing a rediscovery these days). And don't neglect Jane Gardam, who's still kicking at 96 years old.
Please do us all a favor: Show the book cover directly to the camera, so we can see. You move the book around in your videos are rarely show the cover.
Hey I'm sorry that's my bad! Here are the 4 books I talked about in the video: - Enigma Variations by Andre Aciman - The Dud Avocado by Elaine Dunby - Woman Running in the Mountains by Yuko Tsushima - Lucky Jim by Kingsley Amis
You seem to have a cool rapport with your students. They burn you because they like you! I work at a school in Burbank and we're looking for an English teacher, so let me know if you're looking for a new or different gig.
i found you yesterday and i already wrote a list of books im going to check soon! out of nowhere, your videos helped me read a lot again, as ive been pretty down recently. so thank you for that, and if you want/accept a rec i would say Mario Vargas Llosa. (my native lenguage is spanish, and reading him is really heart-touching) or Hermann Hesse, i havent seen enough videos so im not sure if you already read them. that's it, bye !
dude you don't look like someone who would go for this occupation loool. You could've chosen any cumputer field or something like who tf would choose eng literature in dis century. I dunno byt ths job probably doesn't suits uu. And if we heard our teacher sayin fuckload we would probably get himm kicked out of the school loool adios
2:03 reminds me of “Nobody paid any attention. It's my own fault for using PowerPoint. PowerPoint is boring.” Honestly that activity sound fun to me Thanks to you I got back into reading and I can’t wait for my school break so I can dive into these books, thank you sm 🤍
dislike for The Secret History is exactly the representation I need in this day and age! thank you for your bravery 😤👏🏽👏🏽
Only the hottest takes allowed on Colorless Wonderland haha! I'm glad there are others like me out there!
your taste and the passion with which you talk about everything is god tier
Genuinely the nicest comment I have ever received that just made my day in more ways than one thank you so much!
I'm a student in 9th grade from Denmark. I cannot emphasize enough how much I would love to have you as my English teacher. It'd be so fun!
As a teacher myself, I can relate hard to the roasting and trying to translate my love of reading in my students. The struggle is real 😂😂😂
I’m that student that has a room full of books
I recommend you Carlos Ruiz Zafon, Spanish author, the Cemetery of forgotten books !!! It’s a 4 books series, has some historical elements, thriller, romance, and maybe even fantasy; The Shadow of the Wind is the first book.
The at way I caught myself giggling out loud when the student’s roasts were rolling. 😅
hahah nooooo those roasts! reminds me of that john mulaney bit on 13 year olds: "8th graders will make fun of you in an ACCURATE way."
thoughts and prayers my friend. thanks for the fresh recs!
genuine question: why don't you use the library for books your unsure of!!! coming from another broke book lover, the library is my best friend hahaha these books are very interesting though! I read half of cmbyn when I was 16 and loved the writing but felt a bit off put by some parts of it, so maybe I'll try that author again :)
I have always had this weird obsession with owning my media. I even used to work at a library for 4 years during high school so I was constantly checking out a myriad of books and then reading them all. I genuinely don't know why I stopped doing it though...I really should start it again
I cannot stress enough how much I love your recommendations
i'm so glad i found a person on youtube who makes content about the kinds of books i enjoy.
2:00 me vs my friends whenever I passionately tell them about my hobby for the 100th time💀
Somebody get this man a library card.
No.
You can't stop my book buying addiction
@@colorlesswonderland yeah you say that until you find out about library staff picks.
Enigma Variations and Woman Running in the Mountains are definitely going on my tbr. Thanks for the recs
my guy, you're one year younger than me and already a teacher 😭 I'm still finishing my masters in history and then hopefully finding a job in archives. You seem to really enjoy what you're doing, don't let the imposter syndrome get you down too much :)
Waaah. You got me subbed when you described Lucky Jim. Def gonna get that book. Thank you! ☺️
Ahaha the intro had me crying. You’re so relatable and fun to watch in the best way possible. Really excited to check some of these out! Thanks for the good laugh and the recs😹
Thank you so much for the kind words!
I recommend Matrix by Lauren Groff- absolutely poetic & lyrical writing about monastic life, women and their relationships with each other and the land. i wanted to reread it immediately simply to be able to devour the language again.
I love your videos! I was wondering if you are planning to make more videos about teaching in the future-I am currently in college getting my degrees in education & english and I would be interested to hear more of your perspective on teaching.
same! although at them moment it looks like I might do a lucky jim and try to teach university 😅 that would be so cool!
I actually have one coming out today!
@@colorlesswonderland Great!
If you’d like to try a darker representation of motherhood I really recommend The push by Ashley Audrain, I finished it in the beginning of this month and I still can’t stop thinking of it.
The shout out to the peach and your wee face whilst you done it genuinely made me laugh so hard, thanks
This has been recommended to me all day and I am glad I watched it!
really excited to check out lucky jim, thanks for the rec!
Since this is a literary channel here are two fantasy novels that have the most wonderful prose: Boudica: Dreaming the Eagle by Manda Scott and Daughter of the Empire by Janny Wurt & Raymond Feist…if you want to mix it up!
loved your recommendations
I just found your channel & I can honestly say you’re now one of my favourite RUclipsrs! Keep doing what u doing!🤌🤌
“ you remind me of salt” you got roasted fam
Yeah I got straight up eviscerated
Well, you're a good salesperson! After watching this, I wound up ordering 'Enigma Variations' for myself. Such is the power of a thorough review!
I loved this video! Your passion really is inspiring !
Thank you so much! I am glad you liked the video!
Reading Enigma Variations because of this!!
I think you would love White Noise by Don DeLillo. It has an exciting plot but asks some fascinating questions about language, media, and the television being a member of every family household. Highly recommend it. Oh, and Noah Baumbach is adapting it into a film with Adam Driver and Greta Gerwig in the two lead roles!
I Love your Channel.. I hope you can do more reviews on the classics.
Absolutely! More will come!
I teach HS English too. I can’t wait for break so I can book binge. Strangely enough, this video actually makes me want to pick up the secret history. I feel like everyone I know who has read it either loved it or hated it. If it’s at the library I’ll pick it up, since I don’t know which side of the fence I’ll land on.
How is teaching going for you this year? Spring break was a miracle I was able to sit down and finish a couple books which was very needed. Get The Secret History and let me know what you think!
@@colorlesswonderland lol I will. It was a good year, but I’m really really looking forward to summer vacation. Just in case I don’t vibe with The Secret History, I’m going to download the sample first.
added lucky jim to my tbr, because that is the name of my favourite band ))
i've seen the dud avocado in the bookstore so many times and you've convinced me i need to read it asap!
Oh my god I wish I had you as a teacher, I would’ve actually enjoyed going to school
I think Enigma Variations is like 1/8 contemporary Proust in terms of narrative composition (even though I keep this assertion to myself hehe)
That is such a bold and fascinating comparison that you have compelled me to reread Enigma Variations with that in mind haha
@@colorlesswonderland let's do it!! Your video made me want to re-read it as well, haha
I think you should review The Bluest Eyes, it's one of my favorite books, it has stayed with me for months and unfortunately I don't see any discussion about it on youtube. It was also a very fun, yet heartbreaking, book to read.
Plan to check out Lucky Jim and possibly the Aciman (you made it should interesting). I watched Call Me By Your Name and felt it unremarkable (I will say I was inspired to watch it because of a French film called summer of 85). I read Tsushimas Territory of Light which was fun about a single mother raising a child in Japan.
Just stumbled upon this channel, I think maybe this video first, but anyways it's 1am in Nigeria and I'm basically going through some of your old videos and I've added all the books in this specific video to my tbr. They seem just for me. Also added Stoner because you make me want to read it immediately with how you talk about it.
Hey! Just discovered your channel and I'm loving it. I wonder if you've read 'A Confederacy of Dunces' by John Kennedy Toole? I am not a big fan of fun / humor books but that one had me vocally laughing in its entirety :)))
i've been avoiding enigma variations because i hated find me so intensely that it made me rethink my love of call me by your name 💀 but you've convinced me to give aciman another chance
i'd recommend out of egypt! it equals the lyrical prose of cmbyn. and i also absolutely despise find me lol
Yeah Find Me was so damn frustrating. I didn't think the opening story with his dad was THAT bad but it takes a lot of the age gap criticisms from CMBYN and realllllyy runs it
Enigma Variations is def better than Call Me, so fun to meet someone who thinks the same!
Yo I just gotta say you don’t have to break bank on books-my enter collection (which is like a bookcase and a decent amount stacked up-total around 150 books) are all bought second hand at thrift stores like value village, good will, and local stores. Average price of books I buy are like 4$. For instance I have a beautiful copy of Arabian nights with gold accents and deckled edges that was $3.99- granted you’re not going to find new releases this way but the value village I live next to let’s you buy 4 books with the 5th book free so that’s like 16$ for 5 books and as a bonus people leave stuff in books. I’ve found money people have used as book marks in there, old postcards, receipts, handwritten notes, and so much more really fun stuff.
Used book stores are also pretty good because they are typically cheaper than new and have more books (but they usually run 10$+ on books which still decent price but I’ve been living that $4 a books life so it’s more of a special treat to me lol) I’d personally say only get new books if they’re new releases and everything else you can get used if you look and wait
ur so funny 😭 also, same. i unexpectedly fell head over heels in love with cmbyn, and for the life of me LOATHED find me. i havent read enigma variations, but i'd recommend "out of egypt" to you. that book is so, astoundingly good, that it almost rivaled my love for cmbyn.
it's a memoir of andre aciman's life, and sort of chronicled into a multigenerational family drama. and u can clearly see how his surroundings growing up influenced the writing of cmbyn later on. his family were sephardic jewish turkish citizens, who immigrated to alexandria, egypt before aciman was born. aciman's mother was deaf, and belonged to a middle class syrian/arab-jewish family. while his father belonged to a high-brow european-jewish family. weirdly while in egypt, all of them couldn't speak arabic, and instead kept to their own bubble + other europeans living in egypt at the time, and instead spoke french + a little bit of this rare fusion language called ladino.
the book was so rich, beautifully adorned with fusions of world references of literature, culture, classical music. and it was as lyrically written as cmbyn. (and not at all cheesy and juvenile like "find me", blergh)
Hi, I love CMBYN, that was such a beautiful book. I got interested in reading out of Egypt cause of you, could you tell me more about what the book is about? What made you like the book so much? And apart from Find me, did you read anything else from him?
I just stumbled upon your channel and absolutely love it! You're my newest favourite RUclipsr
Holy crap that is a very flattering comment thank you so much
To add to your list of recommendations I am pretty sure you would loooove Madame by Antoni Libera. Not gonna spoil anything but I highly recommend you check it out
Oh my goodness That's my favourite book of all time!! Was just about to recommend it😂😂.
"So go and break your bank! Be poor like me! We gotta buy more books, engage in capitalism, engage in consumerism. We just gotta take it to the streets and buy all the books"
Wow. You're my kinda influencer 😄
I don't like The Secret History either. I loved Tartt's other books. I read Lucky Jim a million years ago but I recall it had the best description of a hangover that I ever read.
Adding it to my Goodreads 💗
Yukio Tsushima was actually the daughter of Osamu Dazai.
man, I'm not sure if you're familiar with the makioka sisters by junichiro tanizaki but it's a classic japanese tale from the 1930's and it blew my mind. it has some big jane austen vibes, but in a more enticing way
also, one of the best things I read last year was the house of spirits by isabel allende. this is not me roasting you (I'm not your student), but you should really read more latin american literature! and the house of spirits is a great place to start, it's a chilean classic that follows the story of a family through generations and through them we see the changes and tribulations of contemporary chile (think of pachinko in the andes). also, there's a lot of magic realism involved and god knows I live for this shit
finally, don't sleep on my brilliant friend by elena ferrante. these books became popular for a very good reason. I was reading them while watching the HBO show last year and I got hardcore obsessed. the characters are some of the most real people you'll ever "meet" and the depiction of jealousy, bitterness and love on friendship hits too close to home
on another note, keep up the great work, man! you're really hitting your stride these past few videos! if you have any books recommendation for me, please let me know (and I'll definietly buy it)
Hi I just found your channel and I think your channel is great (probably will watch all your videos today) the only thing though is that I wish you put the name of the books and their author in the description box. That would make it a lot easier to screenshot ❤️❤️❤️❤️
More book videos!
What's your thoughts on slaughterhouse 5?
you don't understand, im obsessed with your channel!
To be fair , now looking back I feel like I didn’t understand the things I do now in high school , even though I’m 19 now and high school was 2 years ago I had the mentality of “ whatever the school showed or recommend is boring “ even though the teachers were literally trying to show us examples and paths that I NOW wanna go on and now looking back I just think “ wow I really wasted my time and opportunity to learn by being a teenager “ , like one of my teachers would give a book analysis assignment I would find it boring but then I would watch all these literature and art analysis videos thinking to myself “ when am I gonna have that opportunity to show how I see things and why I find these stories interesting …” , the assignment is literally sitting right there lmao
why do i see Tom Holland in you but love your videos on books.
please hold the book still for a min so we can clearly see the title, sometimes when you say the name of the book i cant understand. Thanks
Hey I'm sorry that's my bad! Here are the 4 books I talked about in the video:
- Enigma Variations by Andre Aciman
- The Dud Avocado by Elaine Dunby
- Woman Running in the Mountains by Yuko Tsushima
- Lucky Jim by Kingsley Amis
@@colorlesswonderland thank you 😊
was so happy when you said Find Me sucks
I would be interested in reading The Dud Avocado.
OMG IS THAT FUTURE ACCLAIMED AUTHOR MATT FROM MATT'S BOOKSHELF?!?
Me 🤝 Colorless Wonderland “ together destroying our financial resources” ❤️
Together in unity we will have zero dollars to our name
1:25 you already know right which people do it? People who don't know what they meant when they said that. It's dumb.
you so pretty.
You know it
Can you teach me, Mr. Tyler?
Tyler, how about "Rebel against mediocrity" as a catchphrase? 😉
I would've loved having you as a an English teacher in high school instead of who I had...
_Students_ call you by your first name?
i added all four of these to my tbr and i'm pissed
I know I'm coming late to he table, but YT tonight tossed this vid into my recommendations. I've got to disagree with you on THE DUD AVOCADO, which was one of the worst books I've ever read, right up there with the awful THE BOOK OF LOST NAMES. Go find a copy of Elizabeth Taylor's ANGEL, which is the best starting place for her other novels (she undergoing a rediscovery these days). And don't neglect Jane Gardam, who's still kicking at 96 years old.
Great video. Forgive me, but the surname Amis is accented on the A, not pronounced like the word amiss.
Please do us all a favor: Show the book cover directly to the camera, so we can see. You move the book around in your videos are rarely show the cover.
Hey I'm sorry that's my bad! Here are the 4 books I talked about in the video:
- Enigma Variations by Andre Aciman
- The Dud Avocado by Elaine Dunby
- Woman Running in the Mountains by Yuko Tsushima
- Lucky Jim by Kingsley Amis
You seem to have a cool rapport with your students. They burn you because they like you! I work at a school in Burbank and we're looking for an English teacher, so let me know if you're looking for a new or different gig.
I am definitely interested. If you send me an email at colorlesswonderland@gmail.com I can give you a personal contact to reach!
i found you yesterday and i already wrote a list of books im going to check soon! out of nowhere, your videos helped me read a lot again, as ive been pretty down recently. so thank you for that, and if you want/accept a rec i would say Mario Vargas Llosa. (my native lenguage is spanish, and reading him is really heart-touching) or Hermann Hesse, i havent seen enough videos so im not sure if you already read them. that's it, bye !
i love you
I love you too Justin
dude you don't look like someone who would go for this occupation loool. You could've chosen any cumputer field or something like who tf would choose eng literature in dis century. I dunno byt ths job probably doesn't suits uu. And if we heard our teacher sayin fuckload we would probably get himm kicked out of the school loool adios
Looks can be deceiving haha! Also I definitely don't swear at the school I work at. I like having a job...and making money
Tyler, you remind me of salt too.
Edit: You also forgot to link your Instagram.
I can't believe the audacity. My students got me with another seasoning roast yesterday
2:03 reminds me of “Nobody paid any attention. It's my own fault for using PowerPoint. PowerPoint is boring.”
Honestly that activity sound fun to me
Thanks to you I got back into reading and I can’t wait for my school break so I can dive into these books, thank you sm 🤍
That is such a flattering comment thank you so much!