The Spear Cuts Through Water is an intricately woven tapestry of a story.. seriously nothing like it. If you haven't yet read it, it may be slightly confusing at first but just pay attention to cues given in the text and trust the author... keep going, it will soon all click into place and you will be swept away! 😊
The spear cuts through water is going to be one of my top books of the year, it was just brilliant! Definitely recommend audiobook + following along in the book, the narrator is amazing and it enhanced the reading experience for me!
I tried to read Can't Spell Treason last month too but I ended up DNFing it. And similarly to your confusion, I really enjoyed a lot of aspects about it but ultimately, it was too flat and I found myself opting to listen to the radio vs. the book. I liked the idea of it a lot, but it didn't hit.
I am so pleased that you felt the same way that I did about The Magical Age of Overthinking! I listened to it on audiobook too and stopped at the end of each chapter trying to figure out if I had completely missed the point or zoned out 😅 I didn't learn anything from it, such a shame after loving Cultish! I'm very intrigued by The Spear Cuts Through Water now 🫶👀
🤠 I had hopes for The Age of Magical Overthinking. I think I'll still give it a go but I trust your opinion and it's a topic that *could* be fascinating and teachable. Anyway, as usual I was so happy to see a video from you today and congrats on a great reading month! :)
i’ve been keen to read the spear cuts through water especially since the author is filipino-american (i’m filipino)! it sounds very intimidating but so interesting at the same time 😅 that’s too bad about the new montell book! i too loved cultish and enjoyed the narrative and framing she did with that book. will likely read this from the library then 😂
I thought you were going to say “I need everyone to give me a round of applause, I finally … read way of kings” 🤪 ❤
I fear not🥲😂
The Spear Cuts Through Water is an intricately woven tapestry of a story.. seriously nothing like it. If you haven't yet read it, it may be slightly confusing at first but just pay attention to cues given in the text and trust the author... keep going, it will soon all click into place and you will be swept away! 😊
The spear cuts through water is going to be one of my top books of the year, it was just brilliant! Definitely recommend audiobook + following along in the book, the narrator is amazing and it enhanced the reading experience for me!
It waaaas me who recommended Ove! Not to forget... you read it on my birthday. It was truly meant to be..
a man called ove is one of my fave books so glad you enjoyed it too!
I was recently gifted The Spear That Cuts Through Water, really looking forward to it 🤠
I felt similarly about Amanda Montell’s latest book - do pick up ‘Wordslut’ though because that is excellent👏📚
The movie made from, a man called ove(otto), was very good, didn't realize it was a book until now. Tom Hanks really sold it, definitely cried
Really enjoyed Funny Story and Just For The Summer too!! Love love love your videos.
Aw thank you so much😭💓💓💓
I just finished Funny Story today, and omg I loved it as well. I haven't read Beach Read, so maybe I will have to add that to my summer list!
Pls do😭💓
I tried to read Can't Spell Treason last month too but I ended up DNFing it. And similarly to your confusion, I really enjoyed a lot of aspects about it but ultimately, it was too flat and I found myself opting to listen to the radio vs. the book. I liked the idea of it a lot, but it didn't hit.
I am so pleased that you felt the same way that I did about The Magical Age of Overthinking! I listened to it on audiobook too and stopped at the end of each chapter trying to figure out if I had completely missed the point or zoned out 😅 I didn't learn anything from it, such a shame after loving Cultish! I'm very intrigued by The Spear Cuts Through Water now 🫶👀
Funny Story ALSO catapulted me into romance haha
🤠🤠🤠 I loved The Man Called Ove. And I did cry while reading it. I have Can't Spell Treason Without Tea on my TBR and was glad to get your take on it.
I love that cover of Funny Story! Is it not a US copy? I love the color of the fringe of the pages!
With Funny Story - I know a couple in real life that did this and now the two sets of couples married the other. Wild.
Good morning Syd happy summer day and happy Sunday morning to you and I enjoy your channel and you are amazing supporter
One star romance sounds awesome! Just added to my TBR! Great video and thank you for the recommendations
Hi, there is a novella in the Crowns of Nyaxia series called “Six Scorched Roses”. I thought it was really good. Nice quick read!
I'm still getting through The Spear Cuts Through Water but I feel the same. Its unlike anything I've read before. 🤠🤠🤠
I def cried with Ove. And I think part of it is because he reminded me of one of my grandpas.
🤠 I had hopes for The Age of Magical Overthinking. I think I'll still give it a go but I trust your opinion and it's a topic that *could* be fascinating and teachable. Anyway, as usual I was so happy to see a video from you today and congrats on a great reading month! :)
i’ve been keen to read the spear cuts through water especially since the author is filipino-american (i’m filipino)! it sounds very intimidating but so interesting at the same time 😅
that’s too bad about the new montell book! i too loved cultish and enjoyed the narrative and framing she did with that book. will likely read this from the library then 😂
Beach Read is also my favorite and Funny Story is close behind now too! Good taste 👌😂
Wow, I love us💓
@@SydBookWorrom haha same 😆❤️
can’t wait to read just for the summerrrr 🤠🤠
This was a great way to kick off my weekend of reading ❤
I picked “A talent for murder” :)
👨🏼🌾 I cannot find the one with the real cowboy hat, WTH? Lol
I will accept the Gardner😂💓
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I’ve still never read an Emily Henry book 😭😭😭
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When I saw the thumbnail I thought you got ten 5 star books lols
wow i wish lolll
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