What's in My Library Bag?
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- Опубликовано: 24 июл 2024
- Join me as I celebrate #BagTuesday by showing you not only my library bag but the particular books I have in there this week.
Check out other book bag tours:
@billruttenberg
@aaronfacer
@saintdonoghue
@novelideea
Other booktubers mentioned:
@booksimnotreading
@abookolive
My Library Bag: a large classic leather tote from Portland Leather in the colorway Cognac.
Portland Leather Goods www.portlandleathergoods.com/
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Books Mentioned:
Kosher Soul: The Faith and Food Journey of an African American Jew by Michael Twitty
Mending Life: A Handbook for Repairing Clothes and Hearts by Nina and Sonya Montenegro
Dinner with Edward by Isabel Vincent
The Pigeon by Patrick Suskind
Our Souls at Night by Kent Haruf
The Summer Friend by Charles McGrath
Wintering by Katherine May
Winter by Rick Bass (interlibrary loan)
Phosphorescence by Julia Baid
Drive Your Plow Over the Bones of the Dead by Olga Takarczuk
Leonard and the Hungry Paul by Roinan Hession
Zorrie by Laird Hunt
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I very much enjoyed Our Souls at Night.
Great video Hannah. I loved Dinner with Edward. The author is a daughter of Portuguese immigrants to Toronto.
How neat that you chose some books recommended by channel viewers. I too hope that Phosphorescence doesn't indulge in too many woo woo metaphors.
I gathered up all of my socks and did some visible darning on all the holes and thin spots. Of course I did so while listening to books. Pulling a pair of darned socks out of the drawer to put on makes me smile. 😊
I loved this!
This was pure booky fascination!
And WHERE IS your #bagtuesday video today?
I ABSOLUTELY LOVE your new hair style!!!! You look fabulous !!
Thank you so much, Lee! Calling it a "style" definitely makes it seem deliberate--although to be honest, my hair is just between the super-short haircut my son has been giving me whenever he's been home and potentially having it long enough to wear in a bun again. (And, of course, it is not currently underwraps...) Perhaps I should keep it this length!
@@HannahsBooks I think that is a GREAT idea, maybe through the summer? The color and style frames your face and makes your skin look so soft!! I am jealous !!
@@Leebearify ❤️❤️
I loved Zorrie and think about it often and recommend it many, many times. I still want to see those sand dunes near Lake Michigan myself.
My favorite part of your bag tour is the extra bag inside the bag. It's best to always be prepared for sudden book overflow!
ALWAYS necessary!
Hannah, while we enjoy bookish things…ultimately, what we care about is you and thus you can talk about anything you want and we will listen and enjoy- books or knitting or bags or …really…anything. :)
I am allergic to woo woo metaphors too! Great video!
You brought back a lovely memory for me, Hannah. My mother used to embroider lovely little flowers to disguise/enhance small holes in our clothing. And you made me laugh out loud at the thought of a book setting your hair on fire. Been there! Thank you for both the smile and the belly laugh.
You have two of my very favorite books in your bag: Zorrie and Our Souls at Night. I hope you enjoy them. xo
I need Mending Life! I have an ongoing battle with clothes moths... The only bug I will kill!
Moths have taken over our whole house this summer! Aaarghhh!
I do love the Plainsong trilogy, but I haven’t read the one you shared. I think you are right, though, that he is author you will appreciate!
I love any "what's inside my bag" content! You can't go wrong with any of Kent Haruf's books. They range from very good to great. Plainsong is one of my favorite books. Drive Your Plow over the Bones of the Dead was one of my favorites last year, and Zorrie is on track to be one of my best reads for 2023. Happy reading!
Excellent! I’m so glad to hear how much people love these books! (And welcome to booktube! I’m behind but will start watching soon…)
You always have the most original ideas! This was really fun.
Do you carry anything with you? Inquiring minds want to pore through your bag!
@@HannahsBooks 😂😂 I travel for work quite a bit, and even if it’s only for one day, I usually take at least 3 books with me! 🤓 Typical OCD booktube type… But thanks for asking, I’d like to do a brief video about this as well.
@@tomlabooks3263 Excellent!
I will definitely be adding Twitty to my TBR…Thank you! Chag Purim Sameach!
These videos make me wish I had a bag.
Huzzah for Leonard and Hungry Paul!!
Perhaps borrow one from your wife? Or take us on a tour of your plastic grocery bag (which you might have to sit through when I go through my knitting bag)?
Yay, more bags! Michael W. Twitty's books sound really good - they're probably not the kind of thing I'd read all that often, but something about them really caught my attention.
I love the woo-woo comment and I so understand what you mean. What a delight to hear you and see you go through your library books
your channel inspires me so much!
That is incredibly kind of you, Tika!
You all inspire me to do a “bag” Tuesday. I love this. I am a chapstick addict. 👏🏻👏🏻
Oh excellent! I can’t wait to watch you poke through your bag!
I love Portland Leather bags. Both my sisters have one, but I don’t!
Nice library haul 📚
Ooh-I can imagine that you would love one of their bags. (I strongly suggest trying the “almost perfect” quality, which are less expensive but still beautiful, and still very sturdy.)
I am just back from the library myself. However my bag is much less interesting, just a cotton tote bag. Daffodils? I am envious. We are still in snow storm season where I am… ☃️
I enjoyed this video Hannah. I ate my dinner while you were showing what you brought home. You have inspired me and I just ordered Dinner With Edward and The Summer Friend from my library. I have read Our Souls at Night when it came out. And saw the film adaptation when it became available at the library to borrow. I am a great lover of my local library. I think of it as my bookcase away from home. haha
I wouldn’t touch Baird with a 12-foot pole. It’s one foot in front of the other because what else are you going to do? My 2 cents.
I am definitely nervous about it, although I know publicists sometimes say things that just don’t fit…
A bag Tuesday AND the books inside - the new video genre grows and develops. Tremendous. Portland Leather Company should pay you sponsorship, you're a great advocate. Delightful.
Heh heh! I just checked and they do actually have “ambassadors”-but I am much too small to qualify. But now I am thinking about the idea of people who really adore particular items because of their quality and then accept money from them. I think that might be common in certain circles, actually. (Imagine Steve becoming an LLBean ambassador…)
@@HannahsBooks Hannah, I look at it slightly differently: you're a Proverbs 31 type of woman, therefore your value is above jewels and no leather goods company can afford you in the current global market. (If you're not convinced, check for a second opinion with David). As for Steve as an ambassador, let me just say that one of my favourite titled videos of his (and he does very good titles) is "Old Man Yells at Booktube." !! Let us have one minute's silence for his career as ambassador.
If l may ask. How long can you finish reading a thousand-paged book, say like War and Peace?
Why do you need to have a *leather* bag? You could instead use vegan or pu leather. It's far kinder and environmentally conscious. Leather is not only cruel, it results in deforestation and and vast damage to our natural world.
BTW I'm reading Katherine's new book Enchantment. It's too early too early to form a judgement. I'll comment more when I've completed it.