Nothing better to start the new year with than a tidy TBR (of hundreds of books 👀). I thought December was the perfect time for the annual 'to read list' clear out, and perhaps you'd like to join me, or just spot a few titles you might want to add to your own TBR. See you in the new year for my favourite books of 2022! - Sanne
I’d be interested in hearing your take on the shocking news that they have been censoring Roald Dahl’s work and on a very big scale. Not just deleting and altering words but even *adding* whole sentences to put things ‘in context’ for new prints they are releasing from now on. Do you think British authors have the courage to collectively start a campaign against this hostility against literature/ art? And what’s next? Luckily I have the non-censored versions. I was shocked to read the news, sad days 😢
I just went through my Goodreads list and cleaned out a lot of books. I kept going back in and getting rid of old books that were added when I first joined Goodreads. 2011 is just a little old. I wanted to concentrate on the books I have read and books I already have.
All I can say is wishing you the best of luck with your reading your amazing books 📚 for your tbr and also thank you for adding to my tbr list please stay safe and enjoy your reading love you and your amazing channel ❤❤
I do not understand why everyone hates on Artemis. 😩 It's one of my favorite books of all time and my favorite Andy Weir book. It also has a fantastic audio book! I definitely need to do a clear out I have...over a thousand books on my TBR on goodreads!
I was so excited to see Pew on your wishlist! It's a really short but poignant exploration of gender, race and societal norms that is a sort of retelling of a Ursula Le Guin short story and I haven't seen anyone else read it before. Would highly recommend ☺️
I recently read Ready Player One, there was a lot of 80's pop culture references that went over my head but otherwise I really enjoyed it. I loved Artemis, it was one of my favorite books of last year, the only negative thing I can say about it is that it takes place during an unrealistically short time span.
I ended up watching the film for Ready Player One first, and I know you shouldn't judge a book by its film, but it was enough for me to know I'm not currently interested in reading it.
What a great idea, I’ll be doing this tonight! Also, I’m not a huge fan of WWII books either but I will say All the Light We Cannot see stands out for me because of the mystery/magical realism elements. Just in case you or anyone else is on the fence about it - it isn’t just a super heavy, trauma-centered book.
I just sorted through my StoryGraph TBR a couple of days ago! It is truly a good time of year for it 😄 I’m only at the beginning of the video and can’t wait to see what you ‘declutter’
Quick question: is there a possibility on Storygraph to add books and editions as a regular user? Goodreads doesn't allow it anymore, and I own and read a bunch of Serbian indie books that are not on there.
Surprised to see I'm the King of the Castle by Susan Hill on your TBR list! My class read it for our lit GCSE and I don't think anyone had much positive to say. From what I remember the writing was fine (probably quite good really) but the story was just rather upsetting. Hopefully if you do read it you find it more enjoyable than we did!
Eeeep I have 600+ on mine too I need to clear it out but I so quickly add things when hearing a rave review and then forget why I added it and I’m scared to get rid of a good book now lmao
600? Oh no, that is WAY too much, however did that happen, I'd NEVER! 😱 (Just kidding, my TBR currently has 588 books, though I haven't added them all to StoryGraph yet, I'm pretty new there.)
I just checked and I have 2250 books on my Storygraph tbr.. half of which I am sure I'll never even want to pick up. 🥲 When I started getting into reading again I would just add every book I saw to my tbr without even checking the synopsis so it's all just a mess honestly.. and at this point I just think it's gotten too out of hand for me to do anything about it 😭 (edit: i got it down to 2205 and I'll probably have to continue removing books everyday 😴)
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Nothing better to start the new year with than a tidy TBR (of hundreds of books 👀). I thought December was the perfect time for the annual 'to read list' clear out, and perhaps you'd like to join me, or just spot a few titles you might want to add to your own TBR. See you in the new year for my favourite books of 2022! - Sanne
I’d be interested in hearing your take on the shocking news that they have been censoring Roald Dahl’s work and on a very big scale. Not just deleting and altering words but even *adding* whole sentences to put things ‘in context’ for new prints they are releasing from now on.
Do you think British authors have the courage to collectively start a campaign against this hostility against literature/ art?
And what’s next?
Luckily I have the non-censored versions. I was shocked to read the news, sad days 😢
I just went through my Goodreads list and cleaned out a lot of books. I kept going back in and getting rid of old books that were added when I first joined Goodreads. 2011 is just a little old. I wanted to concentrate on the books I have read and books I already have.
There’s something so satisfying at seeing the number go down. I’ve got 436 on mine currently and you’ve inspired me to try to get it down to 400
I cleared my TBR while listening to you! Got rid of about 100 books. Thanks for the motivation!
I cleared my list a while back and I'm so happy I did!
All I can say is wishing you the best of luck with your reading your amazing books 📚 for your tbr and also thank you for adding to my tbr list please stay safe and enjoy your reading love you and your amazing channel ❤❤
I do not understand why everyone hates on Artemis. 😩 It's one of my favorite books of all time and my favorite Andy Weir book. It also has a fantastic audio book! I definitely need to do a clear out I have...over a thousand books on my TBR on goodreads!
I was so excited to see Pew on your wishlist! It's a really short but poignant exploration of gender, race and societal norms that is a sort of retelling of a Ursula Le Guin short story and I haven't seen anyone else read it before. Would highly recommend ☺️
I want to like StoryGraph, but it’s just too frustrating to use in the way I need.
So glad to see The Woman Who Had Two Navels on your tbr/wishlist! Interested to hear your thoughts on it!
I recently read Ready Player One, there was a lot of 80's pop culture references that went over my head but otherwise I really enjoyed it. I loved Artemis, it was one of my favorite books of last year, the only negative thing I can say about it is that it takes place during an unrealistically short time span.
I ended up watching the film for Ready Player One first, and I know you shouldn't judge a book by its film, but it was enough for me to know I'm not currently interested in reading it.
What a great idea, I’ll be doing this tonight! Also, I’m not a huge fan of WWII books either but I will say All the Light We Cannot see stands out for me because of the mystery/magical realism elements. Just in case you or anyone else is on the fence about it - it isn’t just a super heavy, trauma-centered book.
I just sorted through my StoryGraph TBR a couple of days ago! It is truly a good time of year for it 😄 I’m only at the beginning of the video and can’t wait to see what you ‘declutter’
1. This was oddly therapeutic to watch.
2. Thanks for not deleting me. 🤣
I 100% need to do this too 🥴
The Madwoman Upstairs by Catherine Lowell is one of my favourtie books and no one knows it exists.
Ohh good to know! I haven’t looked up any reviews of it before.
Started going through my list right alongside with you haha bc mine is at over 2300 🙆♀️ therapeutic haha
Iiiiiii should really do the same with my own "want to read" shelves 😅
Quick question: is there a possibility on Storygraph to add books and editions as a regular user? Goodreads doesn't allow it anymore, and I own and read a bunch of Serbian indie books that are not on there.
Surprised to see I'm the King of the Castle by Susan Hill on your TBR list! My class read it for our lit GCSE and I don't think anyone had much positive to say. From what I remember the writing was fine (probably quite good really) but the story was just rather upsetting. Hopefully if you do read it you find it more enjoyable than we did!
Eeeep I have 600+ on mine too
I need to clear it out but I so quickly add things when hearing a rave review and then forget why I added it and I’m scared to get rid of a good book now lmao
You have to read The Time Machine asap!
I need to do this with my physical tbr 😅
That definitely takes a lot more effort (and I find it a lot harder to decide)!
600? Oh no, that is WAY too much, however did that happen, I'd NEVER! 😱 (Just kidding, my TBR currently has 588 books, though I haven't added them all to StoryGraph yet, I'm pretty new there.)
The title of this video is the constant story of my life, especially since joining Bookstagram 😅
The Luminaries is my favourite book of all time, I was in suspense when you almost deleted it
lol it hurt to see you remove some of my favorites!! but I understand growing away from YA
I bet there’s some amazing ones in there! And I still love YA too, but mostly not ones with contemporary settings.
I read Conversion and really disliked it bc it was so dissapointing
Hmm good to know!
I just checked and I have 2250 books on my Storygraph tbr.. half of which I am sure I'll never even want to pick up. 🥲 When I started getting into reading again I would just add every book I saw to my tbr without even checking the synopsis so it's all just a mess honestly.. and at this point I just think it's gotten too out of hand for me to do anything about it 😭 (edit: i got it down to 2205 and I'll probably have to continue removing books everyday 😴)