I love the beginning of your video 😂 A great selection of really different books. 84 Charring Cross Road is a lovely gentle read. The film adaptation is also really good. It's an old film but lovely to watch on a rainy day, snuggled up.
Thanks for the mention Beki! I recommended Hokkaido Highway Blues as well and I loved hearing about it in your video, it made me want to read it again! I also need to get to 84 Charing Cross Road. Ring the Hill is fantastic, as is Tom Cox’s first nature book 21st Century Yokel. He also writes a lot about animals, particularly Hares, and his walks in the countryside as you mentioned. Tom Cox books are very eclectic and I love them. Great video! I need to read more non-fiction soon so I will write down your suggestions from everyone. 😊📚
Great recommendations! The adoption one sounds very intriguing and I must try a Tom Cox book as I know that Alice loves them. Another great non-fiction memoir is Born a Crime by Trevor Noah, which describes his childhood as a mixed race boy growing up in South Africa 😊📚
Yes to 84 Charing Cross Rd! It's such a heart-explosion of the 20th century different US and UK personalities ❤Just finally read myself a couple months ago.
So many of these sound amazing. As soon as you mentioned Tom Cox I knew that would be a rec from Alice 😂 I’m filming my wrap up today and then I’ll post that book up to you matey 👍🏻
Also, Bill Bryson is brilliant! I need to read the one you talked about, my husband has listened to it on audio and said he learnt a lot. My favourite by him so far is A Walk in the Woods. 😊
The Girl with Seven Names was really interesting. For non-fiction, I would also recommend the Five (about the victims of Jack the Ripper) if you haven't read it yet. And yay for finishing Pachinko!
Loved your intro! *lol* And yes, IG deletes stories after 24 hours. I've had that problem too. XD So many interesting recommendations! I really hope you'll like them all! =)
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I love the beginning of your video 😂 A great selection of really different books. 84 Charring Cross Road is a lovely gentle read. The film adaptation is also really good. It's an old film but lovely to watch on a rainy day, snuggled up.
Haha thank you. I just started to read it and I am loving it! Cannot wait to see the film😊
I enjoyed 84 cross roads so much! I have it in my ‘home library’ 💛. Great video!
Thank you very much🥰 I already got ebook and I am very excited to start it!
So many good books! I've been meaning to read The Girl With Seven Names because I saw an interview with Lee and she's such an inspirational speaker!
Oh yes I saw there are some intervies accessible so I want to read it for that reason as well! 😊
84 Charing Cross Road is such a wonderful book!! You will love it!! 💕
Oh I did! So much 🥰 thank you for watching
Thanks for the mention Beki! I recommended Hokkaido Highway Blues as well and I loved hearing about it in your video, it made me want to read it again! I also need to get to 84 Charing Cross Road. Ring the Hill is fantastic, as is Tom Cox’s first nature book 21st Century Yokel. He also writes a lot about animals, particularly Hares, and his walks in the countryside as you mentioned. Tom Cox books are very eclectic and I love them. Great video! I need to read more non-fiction soon so I will write down your suggestions from everyone. 😊📚
Thank you Alice 🥰 and also for suggestions! I already got 84 Charing Cross Road but I am veeeery excited to read Tom Cox's books 🥰
Great recommendations! The adoption one sounds very intriguing and I must try a Tom Cox book as I know that Alice loves them. Another great non-fiction memoir is Born a Crime by Trevor Noah, which describes his childhood as a mixed race boy growing up in South Africa 😊📚
Thank you Nikki. Oh I think I have heard about that book. I'll have a look 😊
Yes to 84 Charing Cross Rd! It's such a heart-explosion of the 20th century different US and UK personalities ❤Just finally read myself a couple months ago.
So glad to hear you liked it. I am just reading it too and really loving it😊
So many great-sounding recommendations here! ☺
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I haven’t read Tom Cox or Bill Bryson yet but have some of them on my tbr. 84 charring crossing is awesome and quick read.
Already got 84 as ebook so I am very exited 😊
So many of these sound amazing. As soon as you mentioned Tom Cox I knew that would be a rec from Alice 😂
I’m filming my wrap up today and then I’ll post that book up to you matey 👍🏻
Yaaay thank you 🥰
Also, Bill Bryson is brilliant! I need to read the one you talked about, my husband has listened to it on audio and said he learnt a lot. My favourite by him so far is A Walk in the Woods. 😊
Oh did he? Glad to hear he liked it 😊
The Girl with Seven Names was really interesting. For non-fiction, I would also recommend the Five (about the victims of Jack the Ripper) if you haven't read it yet. And yay for finishing Pachinko!
Thank you! Definitely will check the book out 😊
Loved your intro! *lol* And yes, IG deletes stories after 24 hours. I've had that problem too. XD So many interesting recommendations! I really hope you'll like them all! =)
Thank youuu 🥰 hope you are doing well!