I tried something different for this video and would love hear your thoughts on seeing visuals to the storyline 🤍 Is this something I should continue to do? Also, what are some winter themed books I should read next? ❄📚
I loved the variety of books you talked about. Many are favorites but some were unknown to me, or books I've heard of but didn't know held a winter element, so I've added quite a few of these titles to my TBR. Thanks!
Spinning silver is absolutely perfect for this reading list!!!!! You must just just absolutely read this book starting today!!!!!!!! It’s set in a wintering town and it seems winter last longer and longer as the years go by. It has magic, it has different magical beings and humans, it’s dangerous and it has love interest!! I swear it is one of my all time favs! I could not get enough of this book. Let me know who has read it. I would absolutely love to talk about it!!!
@@justlanchen you just read it soon!! I swear I wasn’t bored for one single second of this book. It was so fascinating, intriguing and all together captivating!!!
Loved this! The visuals and all the books seem interesting. My winter recommendation would be “once upon a wardrobe” by Patti Callahan. A must if you love chronicles of Narnia. Its A beautiful little book
I swear sometimes I feel like I should skip your recommendations because I always find st least one book I become interested in (its reason why I bought Verity By Hoover btw) but this time I really get lot of them. Thanks a lot I think even my mum could read some of these thrillers since we have the same taste when it comes to them (basically the only genre we both like). Also idk why but something feels so exciting about mystery stories during winter or any literary genre during that time which is so appealing to me. Oh also I have one recommnedation of good winter thriller - its called Reader by Max Seeck - Idk if you read it its kind of older now (from 2019 I think) but its definitely one which stuck to me most for a long time it had a really good plot twist in my opinion Thanks again for recommendations!
VERITY!!! I love that book. What did you think of it?? I’m happy you found some good books to add to your TBR, you won’t be disappointed 🥰 and thank you for sharing your recommendation as well! I’ll add that to my TBR too 🥰
I tried something different for this video and would love hear your thoughts on seeing visuals to the storyline 🤍 Is this something I should continue to do? Also, what are some winter themed books I should read next? ❄📚
This is a gorgeous video and such a great way to show us the vibes of thr books. Love love your editing style 🤍🤍
Thank you so much 🥰 I really appreciate you saying that @@charliescozycorner
I really like this format! I also love Rosamunde Pilcher's Winter Solstice.
Fantastic video
love the editing of this video and the books!
Yay, thank you!
I loved the variety of books you talked about. Many are favorites but some were unknown to me, or books I've heard of but didn't know held a winter element, so I've added quite a few of these titles to my TBR. Thanks!
Yay! So happy to hear it!! 🫶🫶
I bought night fall at the goodwill and I’m so glad I did. It was really good 😍
Right! I really enjoyed it too
I really like the visuals I thought it was pretty bas ass! And you had a pretty good variety of books too? Great video!
Thank you!! It took me forever to do, so I’m glad you enjoyed it 🥰
Thank you!!! I was looking for winter books recommendations (non christmas) its winter time in my country
Great winter reading list
Thank you🥰🥰🥰
Spinning silver is absolutely perfect for this reading list!!!!! You must just just absolutely read this book starting today!!!!!!!! It’s set in a wintering town and it seems winter last longer and longer as the years go by. It has magic, it has different magical beings and humans, it’s dangerous and it has love interest!! I swear it is one of my all time favs! I could not get enough of this book. Let me know who has read it. I would absolutely love to talk about it!!!
I’ve been meaning to read this one!!! It sounds like the perfect winter read. I need to add this to my winter TBR!
@@justlanchen you just read it soon!! I swear I wasn’t bored for one single second of this book. It was so fascinating, intriguing and all together captivating!!!
Loved this! The visuals and all the books seem interesting. My winter recommendation would be “once upon a wardrobe” by Patti Callahan. A must if you love chronicles of Narnia. Its A beautiful little book
🥰🥰 oh that’s a new one, I’ll add that to my TBR! Thank you for sharing 🤍
I loved the editing! It really added something to the storyline you were talking about!😊
Thank you! 😄
❤📚❄️❤️ The Snow Child is so good. Ice by Sarah Beth Durst and The Toy Makers by Robert Dinsdale very cold, wintery feels!
Thank you for these awesome recommendations. Going to add them to my TBR!
@@justlanchen ❄️🩵❄️
Thank u sm for this video
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I swear sometimes I feel like I should skip your recommendations because I always find st least one book I become interested in (its reason why I bought Verity By Hoover btw) but this time I really get lot of them. Thanks a lot I think even my mum could read some of these thrillers since we have the same taste when it comes to them (basically the only genre we both like). Also idk why but something feels so exciting about mystery stories during winter or any literary genre during that time which is so appealing to me. Oh also I have one recommnedation of good winter thriller - its called Reader by Max Seeck - Idk if you read it its kind of older now (from 2019 I think) but its definitely one which stuck to me most for a long time it had a really good plot twist in my opinion Thanks again for recommendations!
VERITY!!! I love that book. What did you think of it??
I’m happy you found some good books to add to your TBR, you won’t be disappointed 🥰 and thank you for sharing your recommendation as well! I’ll add that to my TBR too 🥰
What is a middle grade book? Do they call middle school “middle grade” in Canada? Does she mean a “middle school” book?
Pretty sure it's also referred to as middle grade in Canada. Just meant for kids through middle schoo agel, but of course, everyone can enjoy it.
Middle grade is a book category. Mostly meant for kids grades 4-7. Usually goes children, middle grade, young adult, adult.
@@Unenthusiastivly oh, it’s a book thing, not school thing, my mistake. I really thought it just sounded like a Canadian thing to say lol.