A little part of the reason I loved Ninth House so much was that I lived in New Haven for 25 years and reading about all the buildings I had walked by for years really brought it to life for me!
Wow this is great. It was a fantastic idea of you to do this, especially as people in other countries (like me) will probably never have the opportunity to see this for themselves.
This is such a unique video! It must’ve been awesome to experience this in person. I’m currently doing my reread of NH so it’s great to see what the buildings actually look like
This was so amazing! I just stayed up until 3 am last night to finish this book, and I LOVED it! Thank you for taking the time to do this. There are so many places that I've read about in books that I am dying to go too. Walking through New Haven is right up there on my list with walking through the French Quarter in New Orleans with my Anne Rice books clutched to my chest. Thank you for posting this!
This is so fun! I found the video because you mentioned it on your live/Q&A, and I knew I had to watch it. I did my undergrad at Yale, so seeing all the buildings brings back so many memories (and made Ninth House extra-fun to read)--I will say, the only house I've ever been in is St. Elmo's (for reunion parties), and it's just as much a trash-heap as the book says :)
I'm currently reading NH and I wanted to see if someone already made a NH New Haven's tour. And you did! Thanks! Saved me time to check every place down in google map!
Il Bastone on Orange street, has had it's pitched roofs covered and flattened, with 6 industrial air conditioners along the roof. (Google maps) To cool the attic libraries?
I'm sure it's a great experience for people who have lived in / visited New Haven or have had the extraordinary privilege of attending Yale to imagine the story unfolding in the physical space. As someone who has never had these experiences, I found myself being distracted by Bardugo's descriptions of the campus and architecture. Many, many authors have used the physical setting with great skill to advance interesting plots and indeed make the place a separate character in the story, but sadly this is not the case with Ninth House. Yale interfered a lot with the pacing of the story for me, and I could not understand why the shape of an arch or the light radiating from a glass window onto the pavement outside was AT ALL relevant to an otherwise intriguing plot.
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A little part of the reason I loved Ninth House so much was that I lived in New Haven for 25 years and reading about all the buildings I had walked by for years really brought it to life for me!
Oh that is so cool! It was amazing to actually see these places!
Girl, u got a footage of the police in the murder spot 🤣 8:03.
Absolutely loved this video. Thank U!
This was such a great idea!
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Wow this is great. It was a fantastic idea of you to do this, especially as people in other countries (like me) will probably never have the opportunity to see this for themselves.
omg the hutch is exactly how i pictured it in my head!
this is such a cool video!
Ahhh I love that! And thank you! 🥰
Great video, Bethany. I love that you got the clip of the building with the recycling bins right there. Authentic!
Thank you! And I didn’t even realize until I was editing that I caught that! ❤️
This is such a unique video! It must’ve been awesome to experience this in person. I’m currently doing my reread of NH so it’s great to see what the buildings actually look like
It was really cool to see the buildings in person. Glad you enjoyed the video!
This was so amazing! I just stayed up until 3 am last night to finish this book, and I LOVED it! Thank you for taking the time to do this. There are so many places that I've read about in books that I am dying to go too. Walking through New Haven is right up there on my list with walking through the French Quarter in New Orleans with my Anne Rice books clutched to my chest.
Thank you for posting this!
This was really neat to see! Thanks for putting it together. I just finished Ninth House. I really enjoyed it and your video was a fun cherry on top!
Thank you so much for doing this! I had been Google image searching as I read along. This was a fantastic way to bring the buildings to life!!
Thanks for watching! I'm so glad people are finding this video!
This is so fun! I found the video because you mentioned it on your live/Q&A, and I knew I had to watch it. I did my undergrad at Yale, so seeing all the buildings brings back so many memories (and made Ninth House extra-fun to read)--I will say, the only house I've ever been in is St. Elmo's (for reunion parties), and it's just as much a trash-heap as the book says :)
Oh wow! Thanks for watching! Also, that so funny about St. Elmo's.
Loving the book so far but this video made me appreciate it so much more 👍
I'm so glad!
This was great! I haven't read the book yet but dang if I don't love old buildings!
Thank you! 🥰 It was beautiful and really cool to see all these locations in person.
I'm currently reading NH and I wanted to see if someone already made a NH New Haven's tour. And you did! Thanks! Saved me time to check every place down in google map!
Wow, this was so cool! I've only ever been to Oxford, but it has the same feeling of grandeur. You have a really good voice for narration, too =)
Thank you! It was so much fun to put together.
Ahh this is so useful!! I didn't even know every building mentinoned existed! and I have problems guiding myself bc I'm on audiobook so... no map.
Awesome video! Ninth House is going on my TBR right now. :) Yale is such a beautiful campus.
Ahhh yes! 🥰 It really is stunning.
One of my fav videos! So creative; I just LOVED IT! Thanks!
Thanks Trina! 🥰
Finally catching up on your videos, but this is so fun! Some of those buildings are gorgeous.
Thank you! 🥰 Yeah it was really beautiful.
I love this SO much, Bethany! 💖
🥰 I had such a good time putting it together!
This is amazing!!! Thank you for doing this! You're the best😊
So glad you enjoyed it! 🥰 It was really cool to put together.
Such an awesome video! I'm currently reading Ninth House for the first time, it's lovely to see what the buildings actually look like :)
Thank you!
Loved the video
Thank you! It was really cool to do. 💕
THIS IS SO COOL!!!
Thank you!!! 🥰 It was really fun to put together!
This is the best idea! I love it.
What a fun video and an awesome experience I am sure.
Thank you! It was very cool!
omg. the minute this becomes an official, you can bet I'm flying my butt out to connecticut
🙌🙌🙌 yes!
Omg this is so cool!
Thank you!!! 🥰 It was really fun to put together!
Just finished the first book. Hope you guys mention where Tara was murdered.
this is so cool !!
Still can't believe these places are real haha
I wonder how much of Ninth House is real.
Il Bastone on Orange street, has had it's pitched roofs covered and flattened, with 6 industrial air conditioners along the roof.
(Google maps) To cool the attic libraries?
I'm sure it's a great experience for people who have lived in / visited New Haven or have had the extraordinary privilege of attending Yale to imagine the story unfolding in the physical space. As someone who has never had these experiences, I found myself being distracted by Bardugo's descriptions of the campus and architecture. Many, many authors have used the physical setting with great skill to advance interesting plots and indeed make the place a separate character in the story, but sadly this is not the case with Ninth House. Yale interfered a lot with the pacing of the story for me, and I could not understand why the shape of an arch or the light radiating from a glass window onto the pavement outside was AT ALL relevant to an otherwise intriguing plot.