Don’t try to explain the love of books to people who don’t care for them, they will never, never understand. It is a deep passion... unexplainable. And yes, the smell is terrific.
The colour of the cloth binding is based on the period of the work Scarlet - Contemporary Classics Navy - 20th Century Burgundy - Victorian Literature/19th Century Dark Green - Pre-Victorian/Romantic/18th Century Light Blue - 17th Century and Earlier Celadon Green - Non-Western Classics Mauve - Ancient Classics Sand - Poetry
I have All Quiet On the Western Front and its cloth binding is scarlet. Considering it's a book from 1929, I'm not sure what counts as 20th Century for the people at Everyman's Library.
“This beautiful depiction... of war.” 😂 Seriously, Everyman books are also so reader-friendly, which can’t be said of all hardbacks. The pocket classics are gorgeous!
I have many of the Everyman's Library classics and they are just so beautiful and sublime. They definitely look incredibly elegant and I appreciated your video showing the different styles of books they offer. I might get The Great Cat now!
You are so sensible and lucky! Everyman's library books are a delight to behold and hold. The paper is good, the font is just right, the typeface is easy on the eyes, the binding is both beautiful and durable. The book is section stitched so you can open it fully without fear. It is hard to get so many books in such uniform format of such quality. I have books from other series also, like the Modern Library, Penguins Hardcover, but i liked Everyman's more. So I have more than 50 of their regular volumes and almost all the volumes of their Pocket Poets series. I have the full volumes of these poets, but went for Everyman's for their sheer beauty. You must get the complete set of Shakespeare's plays. They serve the purpose of general reader, unless you want to become a critical scholar! I think you have a wonderful collection. All the best to you. May your collection grow. As a general rule, never buy paperbacks when hardcovers are available. Get an edition with introduction and notes. You may also try Library of America editions where complete volumes of famous American authors are available in uniform format. I thus got the complete set of Mark Twain, and the speeches and writings of LIncoln, Thoreau and Emerson. That too is a delightful series.
My copy of Pride and Prejudice is from EML and it's SOO pretty, the sleeve has a delicate picture of a girl in a Regency dress and the hardcover is a beautiful olive green all trhough out
Watching this video ,further reinforces why the actual book is so much better to read than reading digital copies... Also maybe a video on where to start reading classics.
You SHOULD be collecting the really OLD ones ! These were the really beautiful ones...most printed BEFORE 1960. They had a broader range of titles, and they were much more artistically designed and printed. If you saw some of them, I think you'd agree. Old bookstores (most of which no longer exist) used to be filled with them. I still have dozens and dozens of them. I guess the only place to get them now is Craig's list or Ebay.
Everyman's Library is a great publisher. I read a collection of novels by Muriel Spark. There are volumes of authors Richard Ford, Joseph Heller, Martin Amis and Joan Didion.
You should check out Chiltern publishing. The are so gorgeous looking, even though I have to say that the price is glamorous as well. They just came out with new books, my favorites are Emma and Wuthering Heights.
I enjoy your vids , non pretentious and straight to the point . You look like someone famous but I can't recall who it is . Here are recs you might like if you haven't already read them The Argonauts Dangerous Liasons The Flame Throwers The Dumb House It just came to me you look like Sara Silverman. I've got a travel vlog but I'm gonna start doing in depth book summaries on my channel as well ( my passion is travel and books two things that educate and are truthful ) . So I've been researching book vloggers that's how I found your channel . What I like about your presentation is they are stripped down and honest . Keep em coming :)
Omg you have such a nice collection.😻😻 I have only one book from this publishers I.e., Handmaid's tale. I was hoping to purchase Count of Monte cristo but after watching your video I want all of them. Thanks for the video
About how much have you invested in collecting your library? Have you read them all? How much time do you spend reading on average? Greets and excellent channel.
@@OMGGitsCAROLMaybe you should read shorter works by Tolstoy to see if you like his style before tackling W&P. Was it the Oxford University Press that you ordered?
I did not notice any "whistling s's" and I usually am quick to pick up on things like that, as it is very irritating to me as well, esp. if I get the impression that it is on purpose or an affect. Even going back and listening for them, I didn't notice anything. Anyhow, no one is forcing you to watch her videos. Being rude is worse than whistling your s's in my opinion.
Don’t try to explain the love of books to people who don’t care for them, they will never, never understand. It is a deep passion... unexplainable. And yes, the smell is terrific.
The colour of the cloth binding is based on the period of the work
Scarlet - Contemporary Classics
Navy - 20th Century
Burgundy - Victorian Literature/19th Century
Dark Green - Pre-Victorian/Romantic/18th Century
Light Blue - 17th Century and Earlier
Celadon Green - Non-Western Classics
Mauve - Ancient Classics
Sand - Poetry
That is SO cool!!
I have All Quiet On the Western Front and its cloth binding is scarlet. Considering it's a book from 1929, I'm not sure what counts as 20th Century for the people at Everyman's Library.
leonardo h 1900 - 1999 is from the 20th century, we are currently in the 21st century.
@@Pantano63 that is the 20th century that's why
“This beautiful depiction... of war.” 😂 Seriously, Everyman books are also so reader-friendly, which can’t be said of all hardbacks. The pocket classics are gorgeous!
I have many books, and the ones that I read when I was younger such as famous five and Percy Jackson, have a very distinct smell that takes me back.
I have many of the Everyman's Library classics and they are just so beautiful and sublime. They definitely look incredibly elegant and I appreciated your video showing the different styles of books they offer. I might get The Great Cat now!
Johnny Waters I’m obsessed 😍
The Russian reads 'Russian poets'. The little boxes on the spine block a load of the letters, but if you fill in the gaps it's 'русские поэты'
bethie thanks !
Those burgundy books look much nicer without the dust covers.
Jeffrey Kaufmann you’re right ! I’m always so tempted to show them without the covers 😂
I always smell books, too.
Glad I’m not alone 😂
Let's face it, we all do it. 😂
You are so sensible and lucky! Everyman's library books are a delight to behold and hold. The paper is good, the font is just right, the typeface is easy on the eyes, the binding is both beautiful and durable. The book is section stitched so you can open it fully without fear. It is hard to get so many books in such uniform format of such quality. I have books from other series also, like the Modern Library, Penguins Hardcover, but i liked Everyman's more. So I have more than 50 of their regular volumes and almost all the volumes of their Pocket Poets series. I have the full volumes of these poets, but went for Everyman's for their sheer beauty. You must get the complete set of Shakespeare's plays. They serve the purpose of general reader, unless you want to become a critical scholar! I think you have a wonderful collection. All the best to you. May your collection grow.
As a general rule, never buy paperbacks when hardcovers are available. Get an edition with introduction and notes. You may also try Library of America editions where complete volumes of famous American authors are available in uniform format. I thus got the complete set of Mark Twain, and the speeches and writings of LIncoln, Thoreau and Emerson. That too is a delightful series.
And I would add. Please get the two volumes of the works by the Indian writer R.K.Narayan. They are delightful stories.
I'll absolutely check them out, thank you for all your comments ! :)
I really wanted to know what their pocket collection actually looks like, thanks for the video!
glad to help! :)
Everyman Pocket Classics - Christmas Stories!!! A crazy good assortment of authors, an absolute feast of holiday reading! incl. Dickens, Gogol, Conan Doyle, Trollope, Tolstoy, Chekhov, Cather, O Henry, Saki, Nabokov, Runyon, Waugh, Bowen, Cheever, Capote, Updike, Spark, Paley, Munro, and Ford
I googled Everyman's library and your video was the first one to appear, I really enjoyed watching it.
Thank you for watching!! ❤️
My copy of Pride and Prejudice is from EML and it's SOO pretty, the sleeve has a delicate picture of a girl in a Regency dress and the hardcover is a beautiful olive green all trhough out
Ooooh I need that !
@@OMGGitsCAROL It's super pretty!
Also, I couldn't resist temptation and ended up buying the love poems bundle, can't wait to read it!!
Watching this video ,further reinforces why the actual book is so much better to read than reading digital copies... Also maybe a video on where to start reading classics.
Great idea!!
You SHOULD be collecting the really OLD ones ! These were the really beautiful ones...most printed BEFORE 1960. They had a broader range of titles, and they were much more artistically designed and printed. If you saw some of them, I think you'd agree. Old bookstores (most of which no longer exist) used to be filled with them. I still have dozens and dozens of them. I guess the only place to get them now is Craig's list or Ebay.
Whatttt ?? I’m going to look for them! Thank you!
Everyman's Library is a great publisher. I read a collection of novels by Muriel Spark. There are volumes of authors Richard Ford, Joseph Heller, Martin Amis and Joan Didion.
I’m planning to getting three books from Everyman’s Library in the future. I have them bookmarked for future purchase.
They say you shouldn't judge a person by the books he reads but by the books he re-reads. What book or books would you re-read?
I wish to remove the dust jackets of my books but then the fear that they might get ugly, doesn't let me do so.
I understand the struggle 😂
Yes Ma'am, only a bibliophile can understand this pain...
That book in black cloth binding is one of the most elegant and sexiest books I've ever seen. I wish there were more Everyman's books like it.
Yesss love them!
You should check out Chiltern publishing. The are so gorgeous looking, even though I have to say that the price is glamorous as well. They just came out with new books, my favorites are Emma and Wuthering Heights.
Ooooo I definitely will thank you ! ❤️
I too love the smell of books. Just saying!
Best smell!!!
I enjoy your vids , non pretentious and straight to the point . You look like someone famous but I can't recall who it is .
Here are recs you might like if you haven't already read them
The Argonauts
Dangerous Liasons
The Flame Throwers
The Dumb House
It just came to me you look like Sara Silverman.
I've got a travel vlog but I'm gonna start doing in depth book summaries on my channel as well ( my passion is travel and books two things that educate and are truthful ) . So I've been researching book vloggers that's how I found your channel . What I like about your presentation is they are stripped down and honest .
Keep em coming :)
Thank you for your comment ❤️
Gorgeous collection! Ahhh to live with these books.
Thank you ❤️
Omg you have such a nice collection.😻😻 I have only one book from this publishers I.e., Handmaid's tale. I was hoping to purchase Count of Monte cristo but after watching your video I want all of them. Thanks for the video
Nice books
Does the translation of War and Peace translate the French in the text? Thanks!
About how much have you invested in collecting your library? Have you read them all? How much time do you spend reading on average? Greets and excellent channel.
Definitely have not read them all :) I read them slowly now when a book calls out to me! I used to average 150 books a year though ❤️
Thanks so much for sharing!
You really have a beautiful voice .!.
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your list is amazing ! you have the same books that I have
Does John Donne's book have commentry or explanatory notes in it?
Are these books unabridged? I read somewhere that it's not.
So I like it laibarey so happy for vodio like it nice
Aaaa lehhh gheee ehhh reeee - Aleghieri
😂
They said its pages are acid free is it true?
As per the website, I believe so :)
Yep they are acid free
A cute girl with a lot of class who loves books ! To bad you are taken (ring). ☹️
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OMGGitsCAROL Awwwwww ❤️
Too* 😂
Have you read War and Peace?
Not yet! I’m a bit intimidated to be honest!
@@OMGGitsCAROL Someone told me it's a page turner. The Chapters are very short so the book won't feel that long.
In that case I will pick it up soon! I just ordered a beautiful paperback version of it - perfect timing :)
@@OMGGitsCAROLMaybe you should read shorter works by Tolstoy to see if you like his style before tackling W&P.
Was it the Oxford University Press that you ordered?
I have the everyman's library version :)
people who whistle their S's cripple my soul
Monastic Stew haha ! I don’t do it on purpose 😂
I did not notice any "whistling s's" and I usually am quick to pick up on things like that, as it is very irritating to me as well, esp. if I get the impression that it is on purpose or an affect. Even going back and listening for them, I didn't notice anything. Anyhow, no one is forcing you to watch her videos. Being rude is worse than whistling your s's in my opinion.