At 14:50, there are 224 books. There are 7 books in each book grouping and 32 in total which makes 224!!! Awesome build, by the way. I love ur guys' videos
some ideas for future build for future video! - 4 house in a neighborhood, that represents the 4 season (spring, summer, fall and winter)! - a public library with an outdoor sitting! - each house with different packs by spinning the wheel while being blindfold! - each room is filled with build hacks! - each room represent one things that you like as a center piece! (just as an idea for future video guys, not forcing btw!!!😸)
The seasons one sounds so fun! Or 4 townhouses with each theme would be so cool, that way you can see them all next to each other to contrast the aesthetics.
I don't know about you guys, but am I the only one manifesting an Arcane inspired dorm build here ??!!!!! With two floors and a basement, first floor for Zaun, the second for Piltover, the basement for who knows what (don't wanna spoil anything), a room for every single caracter, a tree house also, maybe the Last drop as the kitchen... you know (quite a big fan tbh). The lighthouse's absolutly incredible btw, but yeah, you know, like, ARCANE !! PLEEEEEAAAAAAAASE !!!!
My favorite book series is Magnus Chase! It’s a part of the Percy Jackson series, but it’s a separate book series entirely! I do recommend reading Percy Jackson and hero of Olympus before you read these, but they’re really good and based off Norse mythology. The Percy Jackson books are based off of Greek.
15:26 I cannot possibly decide on one single favorite book ever, so I'll name my top three: - Project Hail Mary by Andy Weir is a funny, super well written sci-fi book about a man who wakes up alone on a spaceship and can't remember anything about his past at first. He starts figuring out why he's there and how he can get back to Earth alone, and ends up making some really cool discoveries in space. This book genuinely made me excited about science even though I've always been a humanities girl! - The long way to a small, angry planet by Becky Chambers is a lovely book about a crew of various kinds of aliens on a long journey in space. The found family vibes are excellent and the worldbuilding is insane, and this is what I would call science fiction for the girls and gays! - Fun Home: A Family Tragicomic by Alison Bechdel is a memoir in the form of a graphic novel. Alison is an iconic comic artist who is well known for depicting the lives of the lesbian community in her comics, which she started in the 80s. Her memoir has her gorgeous art style going for it, but it also tells the story of her youth in a really beautiful way - especially centering on the complicated relationship between her and her father.
You know it's a good day when caryn & Connie post. Also your top 5 items in every build is... 1- Books 2- Mugs 3- plants 4- string lights 5- more mugs..
15:30 some of my favs 😍 - There Will Come a Darkness by Katy Rose Pool - Project Hail Mary by Andy Weir - Heaven Official’s Blessing (Tiān Guān Cì Fú) by MXTX - Dark Room Etiquette by Robin Roe Omg there are so many more but I’m too lazy to put them
Nice job typing the word etiquette btw, I just posted a comment about it too, and one of my favorite books has the word in it 💀 it took multiple tries to get right lol
My favorite series right now is the Discworld series. It's intimidating with 54 books, but they're broken into arcs for different characters, and it's super fun to see them popping up or interacting with each other. With my favorite character being Death (who talks in all caps and loves cats), I get to see him in every book, but a really fun and simple one to start with is Equal Rites.
omg same I love Discworld and my favourite character is Death! Hogfather would be such a fun book to read over Christmas. Also, huge agree on Equal Rites, I think you could pretty much start anywhere and not be too lost but Equal Rites is a good story and doesn't assume you really know anything about the setting of Discworld. I also really enjoyed Guards! Guards! and I think that'd be a good place to start too.
I'm going to make a huge confession: I'm reading them in order and have only gotten as far as Wyrd Sisters. I've already re-read the same five I already hit just because I enjoyed them so much I wasn't ready to leave. (I might have re-read the first two an extra time because Rincewind is hardcore a comfort character, especially when he straightmans Two Flower.) BUT! I have watched the Hogfather adaptation, and from what I can tell, it feels a little too 'Terry Pratchett's humor' to throw at someone as a first introduction to the already high-fantasy meta of Discworld. But I'm just a casual consumer, not a professional reviewer, who hasn't even gotten that far into the series. I do know that I'm going to see it to the end, because I heard it gets more severe as Pratchett has a better foothold on the universe and how it grew past the parody it was meant to be. And I look forward to seeing more Death. "I DON'T KNOW ABOUT YOU, BUT I COULD MURDER A CURRY" just signed me onto the series for life.
Personally I recommend either Guards Guards or the Wee Free Men, purely because Wee Free Men was my introduction to the series when I was little, but there really isn't a wrong answer for where to start. I'm re-reading the Hogfather right now for the holiday season and while I think it's fantastic, I feel like a lot of it would be lost on someone who isn't already pretty familiar with the setting and characters being explored. Not to say it wouldn't still be good, of course! But yeah Discworld reigns supreme lol
Reading recommendation: Ella Minnow Pea! It’s my favorite book ever, about a town that worships the sentence “The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog.” It’s really well done!
My favourite book is a series, and if you somehow haven’t read Stormlight Archives… well, you should. The absolute peak of modern fantasy. And the 5th book is coming out in 3 days!
My favorite book is probably Slewfoot by Brom! It's really good if you're into light horror and especially female rage. It's set in the time of the puritans and follows a girl who develops a connection with a woodland god. I read the entire book in two days lol. Probably not the best rec for the winter season but if you're ever in the mood for something creepy it's perfect!
15:30 My favorite book of all time is “The Night Circus” by Erin Morgenstern. It’s a pretty quick read, but the imagery and world building is absolutely enchanting for me. I read it for the first time in middle school and I think it changed my brain chemistry because I’ve dreamt of going to La Cirque des Reves ever since, and will always be devastated that it’s in fact not real. Fortunately I can visit whenever I want by picking the book back up!
Amazing reads: The Song of Achilles - Madeline Miller Circe - Madeline Miller Do Not Say We Have Nothing - Madeleine Thien Parable of the Sower - Octavia E Butler This is How You Lose the Time War - Amal El-Mohtar
15:30 I really recommend "The Sphinx" by Robin Cook. It's about a female egyptologist who, after breaking up with her boyfriend, decides to go to Egypt and further investigate a mysterious artifact she found at her workplace... A true gem!
If we are going Egypt, would recommend Kane Chronicles siblings who travel the world to save the universe, with Egyptian magic and myths thrown into the mix. Perfect for them
book rec!! the lunar chronicles, its basically a futuristic retelling of old princess/grimm brothers stories but its so interesting, the first book is Cinder and shes a CYBORG
Some of my favorite books: Legends and Lattes by Travis Baldree: a cozy book about a little coffee shop in a fantasy d&d esque world. Fantastic book, even has a prequel. Some classics like Alice in Wonderland, Sherlock homes, Anne of green gables Shady Hollow: cottagecore murdermystery is all i have to say. Wrinkle in time: very cozy book that mixes fantasy and science. Dune: i know you girls love science fiction. Im exhausted as i write this comment so please forgive my bad grammar and the fact that i only said the author of one book. Happy reading girls.
Or have them do a build swap so one works on the build, then give it to the other to work on and go back and forth only knowing what was done once it was passed back@Magnus833
Dont know what type of books you like but I love The Raven Cycle so much!! The writing is freaking amazing, and so thought through, so detailed, so many layers and foreshadowing and meanings. Also The Song of Achilles if you want a book to completely destroy you, you are going to weep so bad
@itzthedot same! I feel like this is such an underestimated and overlooked series when it's really good, better than some of the books that gained popularity through tiktok or ig
@@aniazizka2792 I read her “Dreamer Trilogy” (the spinoff with Ronan), and it was pretty good, too. I prefer the Raven Cycle more, but it does talk more about Ronan’s talent and family.
@itzthedot yeah I really want to read that too! But for some reason not every book from that series was translated to polish (yet) and books in original languages tend to be quite expensive so haven't gotten around to that yet :(
Book that I like and would recommend: The hobbit (kinda simple, very story driven. Not much characterization. Very detailed descriptions of the settings. My calming book for this reason.) The Green Glass House (Takes place around this time of year in a hotel. A little mystery, a little paranormal, and very much worth the read.)
My favorite book is the invisible life of Addie La’rue. I’m a generally very picky about what I read but this book is one of very few that has gotten a perfect 10/10 for me. The writing well done and perfectly paced, the characters are very well flushed out and deep. It is a fantasy with a touch of bitter sweet romance and it is definitely worth your time. Also the audiobook so pretty good too if you’re interested :))
i can see the moment you put a bunch of different white painted chairs at the counter to decide which style, but i will say it did look cute in an eclectic way to have some varied chairs, speaks to a more small business vibe of the cafe!!
for the book recommendation: i don't know if you've already read this series cuz it's a little older, but Inkheart and its sequels are some of my favourite books of all time. It's a wonderfully written (sort of urban and then later on high) fantasy series and so immersive
im in the middle of my finals and idk how and why but yalls voices help me become productive so i always loop your streams and vids while i work 🥹🥹 thank you for this !!
15:30 I really loved Every Last Word by Tamara Ireland Stone. It’s about a girl with OCD struggling with her friends and high school, until she meets a girl that brings her into a poetry club. I 100% recommend, it made me cry at the end of it (although I know peoples soft spots are different)
I loved the book “House in the cerulean sea” its such an adorable book with magic and a bit of romance and drama I think you two would enjoy it as well!!!
BOOK RECOMMENDATIONS TIME! my FAVORITE book series of all time is the locked tomb!!! I've been obsessed with them for almost two years now they're everything to me!! my favorite novellas to help with your reading slump are the deep, the six deaths of the saint, floralinda and the forty-flight tower (by the same author as tlt!), the black god's drums, the salt grows heavy, and this is how you lose the time war🫶. also LOVED the build i wish i could go eat there sooo bad
15:24 For book recommendations, I'd defiantly recommend the Ms. Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children series!! It's sort of like a fantasy, sci-fi, horror combination, but the plot is super detailed and thought out! And there's a tone of interesting characters to enjoy! It's a young adult series, but I think it's enjoyable for most ages!!
My all time favorite book is Under the Whispering Door by T.J. Klune. It’s an incredibly cozy book about the MC going to the afterlife, and it’s so sad and so cozy. Definitely read it with some tea. It’s not for everyone, (IT WILL MAKE YOU CRY A LOT) but I LOVE it. And it has a lot of queer elements without being the main focus. It’s my favorite and taught me a lot about many ideas and concepts.
I was coming down here to recommend T.J. Klune as well! Whispering Door was fantastic but I personally adored The House in the Cerulean Sea (and its sequel). All three are 🤌
15:30 My favorite book is Piranesi by Susanna Clarke! It's, to date, the only piece of fiction to make me cry with an emotion other than sadness! It's a very beautiful book, both in the description of the environment and the message it conveys. Cannot recommend it enough!
If I had to pick a few favorite books to recommend, I think I'd go with these. -Song of Achilles -Six of Crows and the sequel Crooked Kingdom -This is How You Lose the Time War
A perspective changing book for me was definitely Front Desk by Kelly Yang. It’s about a girl moving to America from China, and her experiences as a child immigrant. I know it seems like a child’s book but it’s really deep. Also, it’s based on the real-life experiences of the author. Love your vids! 💗💗
According to my rushed calculations ther are 217 books on the cirkle shelf: 31 sets of 7 books Plus the 4 books on the desk makes a total of 221 books sooo... not 500 Hope that helps!
Book recssss: ❤ -The slated series from teri Terry -Dunbridge Academy from Sarah Sprinz -EVERY Book from Holly Jackson - Boyfriend Material from Alexis Hall Have fun reading :)
For book recommendations, I recommend “The Girl who Circumnavigated Fairyland in a Ship of Her Own Making”. It’s a series as well, and it’s a super interesting read! It is teeeechnically a childrens chapter book but i think it’s a banger
Oh my god!!!! This is my favorite series of all time but I feel like I never see anyone talking about it! Have you read any other Catherynne M Valente books? I absolutely adore Radiance
yess!!! i haven't read the book in a while but i was listening to the music recently and its so good. n i feel like its a book where u get to think a lot about how different everyones individual perspectives must be
My favorite book I’ve read this far is Sweep: The story of a girl and her monster. Little context: Back in the day they had sweeps clean their chimneys. Sweeps were kids (3-6) who climbed into chimneys to clean them. But the job was unsafe because you could get stuck in the chimney. Also the ash and soot are back for your lungs. Most of the money they made often went to the people that they worked for.
ALL TIME FAVORITE BOOK has to be the red queen series. I dont know what it is about it, but I have loved it ever since the first book. It doesnt lean too heavily into romance, but it is there. I love all the characters, and their growth and personality through the story. Its hard not to like in my opinion. The plot is so good. You very into it and understand whats going on as well. There are plot twists as well. Ooh boy. Id just read it if I were you.
this video srsly helped me snap back to reality. i just watched some analog horror and it freaked me out to the point where i got pure chills. this video helped so much. i love you guys so much!
"This Is How You Lose The Time War" by Amal El-Mohtar and Max Gladstone is a really good read! It's short but very interesting. One of my favs this year
A fun video idea would be to use all of the items you DESPISE in a house using your favorite wallpapers/floors. Basically a dream home with nothing you enjoy in it
My favorite book has got to be The Handmaids Tale - it was the only book that was assigned for me to read in school that I ended up loving. The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo is also amazing if you want a lighter read. And lastly: Lore by Alexandra Bracken has such an amazing story - it’s basically Hunger Games meets Greek Mythology Realism. I was obsessed with the main relationship in the story and could not put it down
Book recommendation time! Brandon Sanderson's books have me in an absolute chokehold. I recommend reading Mistborn to anyone just getting in, but my favourite series of his is Stormlight Archive. His books are not difficult it read, but they can be VERY long.
Honestly, my favorite books ever are still the Artemis Fowl series. They're middle grade fiction, scifi fantasy, about a little boy who kidnaps a fairy and holds her for ransom in order to try to get money to rescue his dad, who's been kidnapped. It’s a really great time. Not sure if it would be up your alley, but I recommend giving it a shot. (Also, there was a horrible straight to Disney + adaptation that has since been removed. It resembled the books in no material way. It was a pretty fun hate watch with my friends who also liked the books.)
lmao did they really get rid of the adaptation? that’s so funny. +1 on the book rec though, love Artemis Fowl. Love that Colfer doesn’t talk down to his readers and lets the protagonist be actually morally grey instead of just saying he is and then having him only do nice things COUGHdisneyCOUGH
15:24 Its an unfinished trilogy, but I absolutely ADORE The Kingkiller Chronicles. The first book is called The Name of the Wind and the writing prose is so poetic at times. Haven't been able to find a book that meets my standards ever since 😅
I love this series but could never recommend it because I'm almost positive Patrick Rothfuss will fake his own death before it's published. Proceed at your own risk 😭
@ashlinholbrook5840 Omg what, that's wild 😮 I'll start with the first book and see from there. Not the first time I've started a book series only for it to never finish 🙃 *cough* Night World *cough*
@@jadef8 yeah it's unfortunate, but I hope! There's his shorter things for other characters that have been published and the prologue was released for the final book!
@@mistersparkle9005 Good to know for the other characters! I hope the last book will be published and you'll get to read it so you're not stuck in reader's hell 😭
my favorite book is anything by Emma Noyes!! particularly her YA novels because they focus on mental health struggles but she also has an amazing fantasy series called the Sunken City!!
My favorite book(s) are by Pam Muñoz Ryan. Her book "Esperanza Rising" was the book that made me love reading. Her book "Becoming Naomi León" was a book where i felt seen as a person. She also wrote two books with horses in them, "Riding freedom" and "Paint the wind".
Book recommendation here, one of my favourites of all time is called Speak by Laurie Halse Anderson. I found this book at my school library when I was in middle school and ended up never taking it back because I loved it so much. It’s a bit sad but also cathartic reading about a girl healing herself over a school year after a traumatic event. Highly recommend. Loved the build girls!
15:40 - I recommend “They Both Die at the End” and its prequel “The First to Die at the End” (by Adam Silvera) Both books made me bawl my eyes out when I read them and they’re so good at getting you invested in the characters and their relationships!
I’m a HUUUUGE fantasy nerd so I would recommend Wings of Fire series The Land of Stories series Harry Potter (obviously) Also, some other good reads is the Red Queen, The Wild Robot, and the author Liz Braswell who make AMAZING twisted fairytales. Love your videos! ♥️♥️♥️
Book suggestion: As You Wish by Chelsea Sedoti is my favorite! I read it last year, but I don't think I'm forgetting about it anytime soon! It has a lot of loveable characters, and the plot is really fun, and it's paced really well with plenty of genuinely shocking plot twists.
Good Omens is so good. I think you'd enjoy The Graveyard Book by Neil Gaiman, one of the authors of GO. it's about a boy raised by ghosts in a graveyard
Love me some Good Omens :) If you're looking for recs yourself, The Ocean at the End of the Lane is one of my favourite Gaiman stories. Less witty than Good Omens, but unbelievably heartfelt and a really lovely story.
ooo book rec!! the humans by matt haig. not sure what kinda of books you guys like but this is such a heartwarming and funny book about life. it’s about an alien who takes over a humans body and is originally on a mission to kill the humans family but ends up loving human life and finding true love with relationships, people, and literally life! it definitely made me cry and it really changes your perspective on life and the little things, it’s a pretty easy read but soo deep at the same time!
I know I already commented earlier, but I wanted to say the timing of this vid was perfect! I happen to also be rotting in bed (not sick, but resting an injury) and it’s been nice to watch/listen to you two work on a simple build together. I know a lot of the comments here are requesting more “outlandish” challenges, but it’s nice to see something a little smaller and more straight forward like this. Maybe this is something you could do more often with the occasional stipulation to limit the number of packs you can use or something. I don’t know, but I love watching you both, I always get excited to see a new post from you. Thank you both for sharing your creativity with us!!
For book recommendations I love six of crows, desparoux, and the land of stories series it’s a bit less mature but I love them nonetheless!!! Love ur vids too💜💜(also if you two do make a list of ur most used items u should do a build where you can’t use them)
As a fellow book nerd, I heavily recommend The Zombie Knight by George M. Frost. It's a webnovel rather than a physical novel, sure, but it's INSANELY well-written, gets consistent (and frequent) updates, and has some of the best world-building of anything I've ever read. It's so good, I legitimately want to adapt it into a webcomic once I have the time! (Just fair warning though, it *is* fairly dark and gruesome. It's about zombies, after all.) I love that you're morphing Brindleton Bay into the Beach Filler Episode map as well lmao, hope yall feel all the way better soon :)
Book recs!!! 1. The Book Thief (LITERALLY my fav book I’ve ever read. Changed my life for real 😂) 2. The Hunger Games (the whole series) 3. I’m currently reading Powerless so maybe check that out too 4. If he had been with me / if only I had told her. So heartbreaking but so good! 5. Girl in Pieces and All the bright places are next on my tbr and I’m optimistic based on what I’ve seen on them
Book suggestions I HIGHLY recommend: Vassa in the night by Sarah Porter (A great story inspired by Russian mythology) Or if your looking for something to tear your heart out The Vanishing Deep by Astrid Scholte (I was obsessed)
15:29 WAIT IM A READER GIRLIE TOO Okay we have THE LIST: -Powerless (Lauren Roberts) FANTASY -Illuminae (Amie Kaufman and Jay Kristoff) SCI FI -Caraval/ Once Upon a Broken Heart (Stephanie Garber) ROMANTASY -They Both Die at the End - SCI FI -The Prison Healer - ROMANTASY/FANTASY -A Good Girl's Guide to Murder (Holly Jackson) MYSTERY -The Inheritance Games (Jennefir Lynn Barnes?) MYSTERY -The Cruel Prince (Holly Black) FANTASY/ROMANTASY -All the Light We Cannot See (Anthony Doerr) HISTORICAL FICTION -The Hate U Give REALISTIC FICTION -The Freedom Writers Diary NON FICTION -Long Way Down (Jason Reynolds) REALISTIC FICTION/NOVEL IN VERSE -The Librarian of Auswitz HISTORICAL FICTION I have a lot more but these were the ones I could find off of the top of my head!
I love this build so much!! The study is adorableeee! Also, my favourite book if you both want a recommendation and haven't read it, is The Giver by Lois Lowry (It's a dystopian)!!!
Book recommendations The Inheritance Games by Jenifer Lynn Barnes The Selection by Kiera Cass The Celler by Natasha Preston The Hunting by Natasha Preston The One That Got Away With Murder by Trish Lundy I hope these books help you. These are some of the books I read this year and died when I finished them. Have a good day I hope you guys feel better.❤❤❤
226 books 7 books in each set 31 sets on the shelf 217 1 set by the typewriter A stack of two books on top of the desk One book next to the stack 9+217=226 This was before they switched out some sets for stacks fyi
I am a very slow reader, so hearing the word 100, A YEAR, makes me impressed. My fav books are Dystopian novels and I love them ❤️ The Glass Blade is the one I’m reading right now and I’m half way through the book and I’m loving it! I’ve read the Giver quartets, which is The Giver, Messaging Blue, The messenger, and Son! They’re so good, and I love them because they’re books you don’t have to read in order but they all somehow interlock! I would recommend starting with the Giver!
15:26 three books that got me out of slumps becuase they were so good 1) A prayer for the wild built - Becky Chambers (short, gentle, sci-fi) 2) The city of dreaming books - Walter Moers (book loving fantasy world, illustrated adventure, very lemony snicket vibes) 3) A company of friends - Kathryn Moon (spicy, poly, monster, circus, romance)
2:12 Hi, I'm a lighthouse nerd! The top part of a lighthouse is called the lantern room.
please tell me why you choose to spend your time like that, cool fact tho!👍👍😸😺🐱
AAAAA I love people like you that have really strange (in a good way) interests. I love learning things for people like you 🫶🫶
oh hey, me too!!! what’s your favourite light house fact or anecdote?
Omg, I love this comment section😂😂😂
@@anna4939i know NOTHING about lighthouses, whats YOUR favorite that you love to tell people?
So many videos in such a short time? WE'RE BEING FED!!
WE ARE GOING TO BE PUT IN A PIE 😢
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Wait a minute… OVER THE GARDEN WALL FAN?!?
At 14:50, there are 224 books. There are 7 books in each book grouping and 32 in total which makes 224!!! Awesome build, by the way. I love ur guys' videos
Lol as soon as they asked I went back and started counting as well… 😂
Nooo I only counted the ones on the shelves 😱
@@michaelateplarkova3271ahh so did I. I thought when I saw the number 224 that I forgot how to add.
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as soon as they said it i went looking for the comment , thank you
since you guys watched arcane, i’d love to see a build inspired by it! maybe piltover vs zaun apartments? or a jinx-inspired hideout! 😍
THIS PLEASE
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PILTOVER VS ZAUN APTS 🙏😭
6:57 Whalebert is such a SEA-EO
Also TWO VIDEOS IN TWO DAYS? You guys are spoiling us.
You have such a great account name ❤
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I see you everywhere! Very good taste, my friend
some ideas for future build for future video!
- 4 house in a neighborhood, that represents the 4 season (spring, summer, fall and winter)!
- a public library with an outdoor sitting!
- each house with different packs by spinning the wheel while being blindfold!
- each room is filled with build hacks!
- each room represent one things that you like as a center piece!
(just as an idea for future video guys, not forcing btw!!!😸)
The first two idea are my favorite 😍
The each house different packs being blindfolded. Have one of them try to instruct them while they build it blindfolded. Maybe also a time limit.
If you're in their discord server, we also have a video suggestion channel as well!!
I'll add
- Each room is a different tarot card
The seasons one sounds so fun! Or 4 townhouses with each theme would be so cool, that way you can see them all next to each other to contrast the aesthetics.
I don't know about you guys, but am I the only one manifesting an Arcane inspired dorm build here ??!!!!! With two floors and a basement, first floor for Zaun, the second for Piltover, the basement for who knows what (don't wanna spoil anything), a room for every single caracter, a tree house also, maybe the Last drop as the kitchen... you know (quite a big fan tbh).
The lighthouse's absolutly incredible btw, but yeah, you know, like, ARCANE !! PLEEEEEAAAAAAAASE !!!!
Jaw dropped when I heard Arcane mention (lol my special interest) so now this is all I can think about I know they’d do it so well
YES YES YES YES BOOSTING THIS
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My favorite book series is Magnus Chase! It’s a part of the Percy Jackson series, but it’s a separate book series entirely! I do recommend reading Percy Jackson and hero of Olympus before you read these, but they’re really good and based off Norse mythology. The Percy Jackson books are based off of Greek.
TRIALS OF APOLLOOOOOO
Yesss I love those books!!!
Eyyyyyyy!!! The demigods have gathered, I see.
Love love love Magnus Chase
Love to see some Magnus Chase love!
15:26 I cannot possibly decide on one single favorite book ever, so I'll name my top three:
- Project Hail Mary by Andy Weir is a funny, super well written sci-fi book about a man who wakes up alone on a spaceship and can't remember anything about his past at first. He starts figuring out why he's there and how he can get back to Earth alone, and ends up making some really cool discoveries in space. This book genuinely made me excited about science even though I've always been a humanities girl!
- The long way to a small, angry planet by Becky Chambers is a lovely book about a crew of various kinds of aliens on a long journey in space. The found family vibes are excellent and the worldbuilding is insane, and this is what I would call science fiction for the girls and gays!
- Fun Home: A Family Tragicomic by Alison Bechdel is a memoir in the form of a graphic novel. Alison is an iconic comic artist who is well known for depicting the lives of the lesbian community in her comics, which she started in the 80s. Her memoir has her gorgeous art style going for it, but it also tells the story of her youth in a really beautiful way - especially centering on the complicated relationship between her and her father.
Project Hail Mary has one of my favorite literary friendships ♥
Ahh love project Hail Mary! I met him on his tour for it and he signed my copy it was incredible and he was so kind
Girls girls girls. ANOTHER upload?? You’re spoiling us!
You know it's a good day when caryn & Connie post.
Also your top 5 items in every build is...
1- Books
2- Mugs
3- plants
4- string lights
5- more mugs..
yeah they definitely forgot about the library build
What about the university shower?!
And the urns!! ❤🎉
the urn? hello???
someone needs to like make a tally list, like write down all the items and then look at all the builds and tally next to each item they use
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15:30 some of my favs 😍
- There Will Come a Darkness by Katy Rose Pool
- Project Hail Mary by Andy Weir
- Heaven Official’s Blessing (Tiān Guān Cì Fú) by MXTX
- Dark Room Etiquette by Robin Roe
Omg there are so many more but I’m too lazy to put them
Nice job typing the word etiquette btw, I just posted a comment about it too, and one of my favorite books has the word in it 💀 it took multiple tries to get right lol
OMG I LOVE DARK ROOM ETIQUETTE, Robin Roe is so brilliant you should check out list of cages by her so heartbreaking
My favorite series right now is the Discworld series. It's intimidating with 54 books, but they're broken into arcs for different characters, and it's super fun to see them popping up or interacting with each other. With my favorite character being Death (who talks in all caps and loves cats), I get to see him in every book, but a really fun and simple one to start with is Equal Rites.
omg same I love Discworld and my favourite character is Death! Hogfather would be such a fun book to read over Christmas.
Also, huge agree on Equal Rites, I think you could pretty much start anywhere and not be too lost but Equal Rites is a good story and doesn't assume you really know anything about the setting of Discworld.
I also really enjoyed Guards! Guards! and I think that'd be a good place to start too.
Thirding because these were my exact thoughts! I started with Equal Rites but Hogfather is *such* a good book for the holidays.
I'm going to make a huge confession: I'm reading them in order and have only gotten as far as Wyrd Sisters. I've already re-read the same five I already hit just because I enjoyed them so much I wasn't ready to leave.
(I might have re-read the first two an extra time because Rincewind is hardcore a comfort character, especially when he straightmans Two Flower.)
BUT! I have watched the Hogfather adaptation, and from what I can tell, it feels a little too 'Terry Pratchett's humor' to throw at someone as a first introduction to the already high-fantasy meta of Discworld. But I'm just a casual consumer, not a professional reviewer, who hasn't even gotten that far into the series. I do know that I'm going to see it to the end, because I heard it gets more severe as Pratchett has a better foothold on the universe and how it grew past the parody it was meant to be. And I look forward to seeing more Death. "I DON'T KNOW ABOUT YOU, BUT I COULD MURDER A CURRY" just signed me onto the series for life.
Personally I recommend either Guards Guards or the Wee Free Men, purely because Wee Free Men was my introduction to the series when I was little, but there really isn't a wrong answer for where to start. I'm re-reading the Hogfather right now for the holiday season and while I think it's fantastic, I feel like a lot of it would be lost on someone who isn't already pretty familiar with the setting and characters being explored. Not to say it wouldn't still be good, of course! But yeah Discworld reigns supreme lol
3:35 as soon as you finished saying “we’ll give you a re-enactment of when we were doing the roof” an advert popped up. It was the perfect timing’ 😂😂
Same...
I got a nutella ad!
Reading recommendation: Ella Minnow Pea! It’s my favorite book ever, about a town that worships the sentence “The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog.” It’s really well done!
I'll admit... I'm curious as to how that's done
I second this!! It’s a quick read and absolutely unique. Got me out of a reading slump a couple years ago!
This looks so interesting! I looked it up and it is now on my tbr!
oh yeah that's a really interesting story!
Yes!!! I read it in school and thought it was so creative
Fever dream builds are the best. No worrying about anything, simply vibes out of your mind.
My favourite book is a series, and if you somehow haven’t read Stormlight Archives… well, you should. The absolute peak of modern fantasy. And the 5th book is coming out in 3 days!
My favorite book is probably Slewfoot by Brom! It's really good if you're into light horror and especially female rage. It's set in the time of the puritans and follows a girl who develops a connection with a woodland god. I read the entire book in two days lol. Probably not the best rec for the winter season but if you're ever in the mood for something creepy it's perfect!
15:30 My favorite book of all time is “The Night Circus” by Erin Morgenstern. It’s a pretty quick read, but the imagery and world building is absolutely enchanting for me. I read it for the first time in middle school and I think it changed my brain chemistry because I’ve dreamt of going to La Cirque des Reves ever since, and will always be devastated that it’s in fact not real. Fortunately I can visit whenever I want by picking the book back up!
I think the girls should read wicked and the series written by the author about *'the truth of oz'*
Also the Rangers Apprentice saga.
oooooh that’s also my recommendation i adore that book
My husband and I did our wedding themed after The Night Circus! We both loved that book and bonded over it when we were dating.
I absolutely adore Erin Morgenstern's writing! The Night Circus, and The Starless Sea are easily two of my favorite books
THIS!! I love Night Circus, it got me out a huge reading slump and it’s my most reread book, it’s fantastic
Amazing reads:
The Song of Achilles - Madeline Miller
Circe - Madeline Miller
Do Not Say We Have Nothing - Madeleine Thien
Parable of the Sower - Octavia E Butler
This is How You Lose the Time War - Amal El-Mohtar
I read time war for book club!! That one is a particular favourite; some of the most compelling sci-fi I've read in a while.
I just started song of Achilles!!!
Song of Achilles is so good! I finished it in one sitting I couldn’t put it down! Circe is my next read after I finish my current trilogy.
15:30 I really recommend "The Sphinx" by Robin Cook. It's about a female egyptologist who, after breaking up with her boyfriend, decides to go to Egypt and further investigate a mysterious artifact she found at her workplace... A true gem!
If we are going Egypt, would recommend Kane Chronicles
siblings who travel the world to save the universe, with Egyptian magic and myths thrown into the mix.
Perfect for them
all robin cook books are AMAZING
@@CamdenKaneakaNeptunesdaughter Have you read PJO or HOO or The Magnus Chase series
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But I recommended those specifically because they are eygptian related
@@ollesjoberg709yup .
book rec!! the lunar chronicles, its basically a futuristic retelling of old princess/grimm brothers stories but its so interesting, the first book is Cinder and shes a CYBORG
Some of my favorite books:
Legends and Lattes by Travis Baldree: a cozy book about a little coffee shop in a fantasy d&d esque world. Fantastic book, even has a prequel.
Some classics like Alice in Wonderland, Sherlock homes, Anne of green gables
Shady Hollow: cottagecore murdermystery is all i have to say.
Wrinkle in time: very cozy book that mixes fantasy and science.
Dune: i know you girls love science fiction.
Im exhausted as i write this comment so please forgive my bad grammar and the fact that i only said the author of one book. Happy reading girls.
15:40 My favorite book series is called The Land of Stories, it's really good, and all ages can enjoy it!! I think y'all would love it!!
OMG I L O V E LAND OF STORIES
Land of stories is so good they did rook dirty though 😂
You should do a blind build where you can’t see what you’re putting down
Even better. One is blind folded and the controls are inverted. The other twin can see and has to give them directions without touching the mouse.
@@Magnus833 yesss
Or have them do a build swap so one works on the build, then give it to the other to work on and go back and forth only knowing what was done once it was passed back@Magnus833
Yesss!
How would that even work?
Dont know what type of books you like but I love The Raven Cycle so much!! The writing is freaking amazing, and so thought through, so detailed, so many layers and foreshadowing and meanings. Also The Song of Achilles if you want a book to completely destroy you, you are going to weep so bad
LOVE LOVE LOVE The Raven Cycle! Not many people I know have read it. 💕
@itzthedot same! I feel like this is such an underestimated and overlooked series when it's really good, better than some of the books that gained popularity through tiktok or ig
@@aniazizka2792 I read her “Dreamer Trilogy” (the spinoff with Ronan), and it was pretty good, too. I prefer the Raven Cycle more, but it does talk more about Ronan’s talent and family.
@itzthedot yeah I really want to read that too! But for some reason not every book from that series was translated to polish (yet) and books in original languages tend to be quite expensive so haven't gotten around to that yet :(
I love The Raven Cycle! Such a good series!
Book that I like and would recommend:
The hobbit (kinda simple, very story driven. Not much characterization. Very detailed descriptions of the settings. My calming book for this reason.)
The Green Glass House (Takes place around this time of year in a hotel. A little mystery, a little paranormal, and very much worth the read.)
My favorite book is the invisible life of Addie La’rue. I’m a generally very picky about what I read but this book is one of very few that has gotten a perfect 10/10 for me. The writing well done and perfectly paced, the characters are very well flushed out and deep. It is a fantasy with a touch of bitter sweet romance and it is definitely worth your time. Also the audiobook so pretty good too if you’re interested :))
i can see the moment you put a bunch of different white painted chairs at the counter to decide which style, but i will say it did look cute in an eclectic way to have some varied chairs, speaks to a more small business vibe of the cafe!!
for the book recommendation: i don't know if you've already read this series cuz it's a little older, but Inkheart and its sequels are some of my favourite books of all time. It's a wonderfully written (sort of urban and then later on high) fantasy series and so immersive
another inkheart lover!
omg yes!! I've never seen anyone else talk about Inkheart and it's just so good!
Omg inkheart mentioned!! def one of my favorite books of all time ❤❤
im in the middle of my finals and idk how and why but yalls voices help me become productive so i always loop your streams and vids while i work 🥹🥹 thank you for this !!
15:30 I really loved Every Last Word by Tamara Ireland Stone. It’s about a girl with OCD struggling with her friends and high school, until she meets a girl that brings her into a poetry club. I 100% recommend, it made me cry at the end of it (although I know peoples soft spots are different)
I loved every last word the twist at the end was crazy
I loved the book “House in the cerulean sea” its such an adorable book with magic and a bit of romance and drama I think you two would enjoy it as well!!!
@@bun9414 just finished the second of that series: Somewhere Beyond the Sea. It was pretty good, too, but I prefer the first book, personally.
BOOK RECOMMENDATIONS TIME! my FAVORITE book series of all time is the locked tomb!!! I've been obsessed with them for almost two years now they're everything to me!! my favorite novellas to help with your reading slump are the deep, the six deaths of the saint, floralinda and the forty-flight tower (by the same author as tlt!), the black god's drums, the salt grows heavy, and this is how you lose the time war🫶. also LOVED the build i wish i could go eat there sooo bad
My fav books are the hunger games but they’ve probably already read them
@LucaManchett YESSS I LOVE THE HUNGER GAMES WITH ALL MY HEARTS
TASTE ❤
Locked Tomb lover solidarity!!
you and I have very similar taste in books I think! TLT and locked tomb are both some of my favs as well. I’ll have to add some of these to my list!
14:50 For the book count I got 224, and I’d recommend Song of Achilles and The 57 Bus
The song of Achilles is soooo good!!
32 × 7 = 224
yeah I agree with you!
i love song of Achilles good choice
I’m reading The Song of Achilles rn
17:21 BUY BUDDIE HOPE YOU FIND YOUR DAD
Dude I literally quote this daily lmao 😂❤
15:24 For book recommendations, I'd defiantly recommend the Ms. Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children series!! It's sort of like a fantasy, sci-fi, horror combination, but the plot is super detailed and thought out! And there's a tone of interesting characters to enjoy! It's a young adult series, but I think it's enjoyable for most ages!!
My all time favorite book is Under the Whispering Door by T.J. Klune. It’s an incredibly cozy book about the MC going to the afterlife, and it’s so sad and so cozy. Definitely read it with some tea. It’s not for everyone, (IT WILL MAKE YOU CRY A LOT) but I LOVE it. And it has a lot of queer elements without being the main focus. It’s my favorite and taught me a lot about many ideas and concepts.
I was coming down here to recommend T.J. Klune as well! Whispering Door was fantastic but I personally adored The House in the Cerulean Sea (and its sequel). All three are 🤌
15:30 My favorite book is Piranesi by Susanna Clarke! It's, to date, the only piece of fiction to make me cry with an emotion other than sadness! It's a very beautiful book, both in the description of the environment and the message it conveys. Cannot recommend it enough!
Yes!!!! ♥
Knowing you guys watch arcane makes me pray for you! Have fun with that ending!! (Sorry for spoilers if you haven’t finished yet)
Ahhh! It turned out so well!! I would love to see more of this concept!! lots of love
If I had to pick a few favorite books to recommend, I think I'd go with these.
-Song of Achilles
-Six of Crows and the sequel Crooked Kingdom
-This is How You Lose the Time War
A perspective changing book for me was definitely Front Desk by Kelly Yang. It’s about a girl moving to America from China, and her experiences as a child immigrant. I know it seems like a child’s book but it’s really deep. Also, it’s based on the real-life experiences of the author. Love your vids! 💗💗
16:59 YES PLEASEE
“YAY CARYN AND CONNIE!!” We all shout in unison!
“YAY CARYN AND CONNIE!!”
“YAY CARYN AND CONNIE!!
“YAY CARYN AND CONNIE!!”
"YAY CARYN AND CONNIE!!"
According to my rushed calculations ther are 217 books on the cirkle shelf: 31 sets of 7 books
Plus the 4 books on the desk makes a total of 221 books
sooo... not 500
Hope that helps!
A book that I absolutely love is “The Boy with the Cuokoo-Clock Heart” by Mathias Malzieu, then end changed my life forever!
15:26 Hell Followed with Us is a great book! I read it last year and recommend it to everyone! It’s a dystopian book and really good!
You guys should make a community post to get book recommendations
Book recssss: ❤
-The slated series from teri Terry
-Dunbridge Academy from Sarah Sprinz
-EVERY Book from Holly Jackson
- Boyfriend Material from Alexis Hall
Have fun reading :)
For book recommendations, I recommend “The Girl who Circumnavigated Fairyland in a Ship of Her Own Making”. It’s a series as well, and it’s a super interesting read! It is teeeechnically a childrens chapter book but i think it’s a banger
Oh my god!!!! This is my favorite series of all time but I feel like I never see anyone talking about it! Have you read any other Catherynne M Valente books? I absolutely adore Radiance
yess!!! i haven't read the book in a while but i was listening to the music recently and its so good. n i feel like its a book where u get to think a lot about how different everyones individual perspectives must be
My favorite book I’ve read this far is Sweep: The story of a girl and her monster.
Little context: Back in the day they had sweeps clean their chimneys. Sweeps were kids (3-6) who climbed into chimneys to clean them. But the job was unsafe because you could get stuck in the chimney. Also the ash and soot are back for your lungs. Most of the money they made often went to the people that they worked for.
ALL TIME FAVORITE BOOK has to be the red queen series. I dont know what it is about it, but I have loved it ever since the first book. It doesnt lean too heavily into romance, but it is there. I love all the characters, and their growth and personality through the story. Its hard not to like in my opinion. The plot is so good. You very into it and understand whats going on as well. There are plot twists as well. Ooh boy. Id just read it if I were you.
this video srsly helped me snap back to reality. i just watched some analog horror and it freaked me out to the point where i got pure chills. this video helped so much. i love you guys so much!
13:35 REAL no bcs it should have stats like minecraft “most put in then immediately removed item” WHALEBURR
And the dot wallpaper
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ARCANE MENTIONED
The Expanse series are amazing.
Such a depth of world and characters. One of the most realistic sci-fis ever.
"This Is How You Lose The Time War" by Amal El-Mohtar and Max Gladstone is a really good read! It's short but very interesting. One of my favs this year
A fun video idea would be to use all of the items you DESPISE in a house using your favorite wallpapers/floors. Basically a dream home with nothing you enjoy in it
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PERCY JACKSON
WHITE FUR FLYING
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6:55 He's such a SEA EO you mean?! 🐳
PS: LOVE watching you guys! Get well soon! 🤧
I WAS LITERALLY ABOUT TO MAKE THAT SAME JOKE
I WANTED TO MAKE JOKE FIRST U SWINE😭(in a friendly way)
I love the Chronicles of Narnia! It’s a high fantasy and it’s my fav collection and books!
My favorite book has got to be The Handmaids Tale - it was the only book that was assigned for me to read in school that I ended up loving.
The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo is also amazing if you want a lighter read.
And lastly: Lore by Alexandra Bracken has such an amazing story - it’s basically Hunger Games meets Greek Mythology Realism. I was obsessed with the main relationship in the story and could not put it down
Two in one go? NICE
2 VIDEOS IN ONE WEEK I LOVE U GUYS
Right now my favorite book series is the locked tomb trilogy by Tamsyn Muir, the first book is called Gideon the Ninth❤❤
It is criminal how far I had to scroll to find The Locked Tomb books
yessss fellow locked tomb enjoyer!! only on book one atp but i love griddlehark and their relationship sm
Book recommendation time!
Brandon Sanderson's books have me in an absolute chokehold. I recommend reading Mistborn to anyone just getting in, but my favourite series of his is Stormlight Archive. His books are not difficult it read, but they can be VERY long.
Honestly, my favorite books ever are still the Artemis Fowl series. They're middle grade fiction, scifi fantasy, about a little boy who kidnaps a fairy and holds her for ransom in order to try to get money to rescue his dad, who's been kidnapped. It’s a really great time. Not sure if it would be up your alley, but I recommend giving it a shot.
(Also, there was a horrible straight to Disney + adaptation that has since been removed. It resembled the books in no material way. It was a pretty fun hate watch with my friends who also liked the books.)
lmao did they really get rid of the adaptation? that’s so funny.
+1 on the book rec though, love Artemis Fowl. Love that Colfer doesn’t talk down to his readers and lets the protagonist be actually morally grey instead of just saying he is and then having him only do nice things COUGHdisneyCOUGH
OH OH OH THEY'RE TALKING ABOUT BOOKS I'M SO HAPPY. I recommend Dody Smith's I capture the castle.
Love you guys!!!❤
15:24 Its an unfinished trilogy, but I absolutely ADORE The Kingkiller Chronicles. The first book is called The Name of the Wind and the writing prose is so poetic at times. Haven't been able to find a book that meets my standards ever since 😅
I just remembered that I bought that book and I still haven't read it 😅 Thanks for the reminder!
I love this series but could never recommend it because I'm almost positive Patrick Rothfuss will fake his own death before it's published. Proceed at your own risk 😭
@ashlinholbrook5840 Omg what, that's wild 😮 I'll start with the first book and see from there. Not the first time I've started a book series only for it to never finish 🙃 *cough* Night World *cough*
@@jadef8 yeah it's unfortunate, but I hope! There's his shorter things for other characters that have been published and the prologue was released for the final book!
@@mistersparkle9005 Good to know for the other characters! I hope the last book will be published and you'll get to read it so you're not stuck in reader's hell 😭
my favorite book is anything by Emma Noyes!! particularly her YA novels because they focus on mental health struggles but she also has an amazing fantasy series called the Sunken City!!
My favorite book(s) are by Pam Muñoz Ryan. Her book "Esperanza Rising" was the book that made me love reading. Her book "Becoming Naomi León" was a book where i felt seen as a person. She also wrote two books with horses in them, "Riding freedom" and "Paint the wind".
Book recommendation here, one of my favourites of all time is called Speak by Laurie Halse Anderson. I found this book at my school library when I was in middle school and ended up never taking it back because I loved it so much. It’s a bit sad but also cathartic reading about a girl healing herself over a school year after a traumatic event. Highly recommend. Loved the build girls!
WE ARE BEING FEDDDD. yall are blessing us fr 💗💗💗 love from scotland !!!!!
15:40 - I recommend “They Both Die at the End” and its prequel “The First to Die at the End” (by Adam Silvera)
Both books made me bawl my eyes out when I read them and they’re so good at getting you invested in the characters and their relationships!
I also recommended these books! Absolutely two of my favorites!
I’m a HUUUUGE fantasy nerd so I would recommend
Wings of Fire series
The Land of Stories series
Harry Potter (obviously)
Also, some other good reads is the Red Queen, The Wild Robot, and the author Liz Braswell who make AMAZING twisted fairytales. Love your videos! ♥️♥️♥️
Hello fellow WoF and HP fan!
Book suggestion: As You Wish by Chelsea Sedoti is my favorite! I read it last year, but I don't think I'm forgetting about it anytime soon! It has a lot of loveable characters, and the plot is really fun, and it's paced really well with plenty of genuinely shocking plot twists.
15:18 I have a few good ones! The A Good Girl’s Guide To Murder series, and Blood of Achilles and Bond of Achilles. Both series are amazing!!!
I got to watch this as soon as I saw it came out
Omg hiiii
The building is so prettyyy
So book rec.
My absolute Favoriten books are Good Omens and Six of crows
I love six of crows! My favorite book is Cruel Prince by Holly Black
Good Omens is so good. I think you'd enjoy The Graveyard Book by Neil Gaiman, one of the authors of GO. it's about a boy raised by ghosts in a graveyard
Love me some Good Omens :) If you're looking for recs yourself, The Ocean at the End of the Lane is one of my favourite Gaiman stories. Less witty than Good Omens, but unbelievably heartfelt and a really lovely story.
ooo book rec!! the humans by matt haig. not sure what kinda of books you guys like but this is such a heartwarming and funny book about life. it’s about an alien who takes over a humans body and is originally on a mission to kill the humans family but ends up loving human life and finding true love with relationships, people, and literally life! it definitely made me cry and it really changes your perspective on life and the little things, it’s a pretty easy read but soo deep at the same time!
I know I already commented earlier, but I wanted to say the timing of this vid was perfect! I happen to also be rotting in bed (not sick, but resting an injury) and it’s been nice to watch/listen to you two work on a simple build together. I know a lot of the comments here are requesting more “outlandish” challenges, but it’s nice to see something a little smaller and more straight forward like this. Maybe this is something you could do more often with the occasional stipulation to limit the number of packs you can use or something. I don’t know, but I love watching you both, I always get excited to see a new post from you. Thank you both for sharing your creativity with us!!
For book recommendations I love six of crows, desparoux, and the land of stories series it’s a bit less mature but I love them nonetheless!!! Love ur vids too💜💜(also if you two do make a list of ur most used items u should do a build where you can’t use them)
I was gonna say six of crows!!!!!
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As a fellow book nerd, I heavily recommend The Zombie Knight by George M. Frost. It's a webnovel rather than a physical novel, sure, but it's INSANELY well-written, gets consistent (and frequent) updates, and has some of the best world-building of anything I've ever read. It's so good, I legitimately want to adapt it into a webcomic once I have the time! (Just fair warning though, it *is* fairly dark and gruesome. It's about zombies, after all.)
I love that you're morphing Brindleton Bay into the Beach Filler Episode map as well lmao, hope yall feel all the way better soon :)
Book recs!!!
1. The Book Thief (LITERALLY my fav book I’ve ever read. Changed my life for real 😂)
2. The Hunger Games (the whole series)
3. I’m currently reading Powerless so maybe check that out too
4. If he had been with me / if only I had told her. So heartbreaking but so good!
5. Girl in Pieces and All the bright places are next on my tbr and I’m optimistic based on what I’ve seen on them
Girl in Pieces and All the Bright Places are literally two of my favorite books. Both beautifully told stories.
Book suggestions I HIGHLY recommend:
Vassa in the night by Sarah Porter
(A great story inspired by Russian mythology)
Or if your looking for something to tear your heart out
The Vanishing Deep by Astrid Scholte (I was obsessed)
15:29 WAIT IM A READER GIRLIE TOO
Okay we have THE LIST:
-Powerless (Lauren Roberts) FANTASY
-Illuminae (Amie Kaufman and Jay Kristoff) SCI FI
-Caraval/ Once Upon a Broken Heart (Stephanie Garber) ROMANTASY
-They Both Die at the End - SCI FI
-The Prison Healer - ROMANTASY/FANTASY
-A Good Girl's Guide to Murder (Holly Jackson) MYSTERY
-The Inheritance Games (Jennefir Lynn Barnes?) MYSTERY
-The Cruel Prince (Holly Black) FANTASY/ROMANTASY
-All the Light We Cannot See (Anthony Doerr) HISTORICAL FICTION
-The Hate U Give REALISTIC FICTION
-The Freedom Writers Diary NON FICTION
-Long Way Down (Jason Reynolds) REALISTIC FICTION/NOVEL IN VERSE
-The Librarian of Auswitz HISTORICAL FICTION
I have a lot more but these were the ones I could find off of the top of my head!
I love this build so much!! The study is adorableeee! Also, my favourite book if you both want a recommendation and haven't read it, is The Giver by Lois Lowry (It's a dystopian)!!!
This is def one of my faves too!! I can never get sick of reading it
Book recommendations
The Inheritance Games by Jenifer Lynn Barnes
The Selection by Kiera Cass
The Celler by Natasha Preston
The Hunting by Natasha Preston
The One That Got Away With Murder by Trish Lundy
I hope these books help you. These are some of the books I read this year and died when I finished them. Have a good day I hope you guys feel better.❤❤❤
The Count of Monte Cristo is my absolute favorite book. It has everything and is a brilliant masterpiece. Also the audiobook is chefs kiss
226 books
7 books in each set
31 sets on the shelf
217
1 set by the typewriter
A stack of two books on top of the desk
One book next to the stack
9+217=226
This was before they switched out some sets for stacks fyi
I am a very slow reader, so hearing the word 100, A YEAR, makes me impressed.
My fav books are Dystopian novels and I love them ❤️
The Glass Blade is the one I’m reading right now and I’m half way through the book and I’m loving it! I’ve read the Giver quartets, which is The Giver, Messaging Blue, The messenger, and Son! They’re so good, and I love them because they’re books you don’t have to read in order but they all somehow interlock! I would recommend starting with the Giver!
15:40 My favorite book is "The Book Theif"
13:41 trash cans are going to be at the very bottom of the list 😂
15:26 three books that got me out of slumps becuase they were so good 1) A prayer for the wild built - Becky Chambers (short, gentle, sci-fi) 2) The city of dreaming books - Walter Moers (book loving fantasy world, illustrated adventure, very lemony snicket vibes) 3) A company of friends - Kathryn Moon (spicy, poly, monster, circus, romance)
WHALEBERT LORE AND A NEW VID SO SOON?!? I’m being spoiled! …also…whalebert mansion plz…more lore…plz…