Finally a booktuber that reads literary fictions!! Subscribed ❤
@jahnavi_reads
thanks for posting Mckenzie🌻. You got outstanding books in the haul and from it, I read The Color Purple last year which I absolutely adored.
@salliesones9506
I love the books you choose anytime you do a book haul. I love how you float from one range to the other. You have given me so many recommendations and I greatly appreciate it! Love your passion for books and the energy you show for books!
@PaulinaReadsss
I literally want to go and get all of the books you showed us! The way you talk about book even the ones you haven’t read, is really contagious ❤️
@scoutdarpy4465
That's my first shout out, lol! I hope you like Titus Groan. Just know that it's not a fast paced book, and it is heavy handed, but in a very good way. It has some of the best imagery I've ever read. The first two books are excellent, the third one is still good, but that's about the time Mervyn Peake was being affected by his horrible illness. He actually wanted to write more books, but couldn't; so it doesn't end on the most satisfactory note, but it's still worth reading.
@moiseyzavlanov3497
Passing and 100 Years of Solitude are on my TBR!
@mildrumpus
I discovered your channel today through this haul video. You picked up some fantastic books. Happy Reading! 😎📚👍
@munseyrohnan
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I love you so much! I recently just found your
@KarlaCarlson-oh2fw
The Quiet American was published in 1955 and is Graham Greene's most controversial book. I loved it!
@ATruthUniversallyAcknowledged
The Color Purple is an amazing work. I hope you enjoy it! Also, I literally just picked up (today!) Like Water For Chocolate.
@leahsmith2078
Wow the life of the woman in the attic in Jane Eyre. Cool concept!
@VishakhaSingh-oj2mp
The first book that I ever read in my life was The still storm by Francoise Sagan. I have never seen her books recommendation anywhere till now!
@cassiopeiathew7406
So for Jorge Amado, because Brazil speaks Portuguese, they pronounce the J so it’s like a soft j sound with the name George. Also I’m so excited that my spring break is here, I’m reading The Trial by Franz Kafka with a friend
@renee_angelica
Really enjoyed The Quiet American!
@markhnk
The Drowned World is good, but it is a relatively early and more minor work of Ballard's. If you like that one, please check out High Rise or some of his other later novels.
@mkmccord50
Have you collected any NYRB, New York Review Book Classics? They have some great titles. Last month, I read The Door by Magda Szabó and loved it.
@JohnSaxon-vw5vi
All I can say is that enjoy your reading and I am totally jealous of your amount of books ❤❤❤
@kidmarine7329
I love your book selection
@suissesse5460
Ok this is like a dream haul right here. LOVE Jean Rhys' Wide Sargasso Sea, and Titus Groan was a great weird time haha.
@taynnasoares1557
Hi! I’m Brazilian and I loved to see Brazilians titles in your pile. I would like to recommend some of my favorites Brazilian classics books. Starting with the best, I would love to see you reading Machado de Assis, especially “Dom Casmurro” and “Memórias póstumas de Brás Cubas”. More of my favorites are: “Inocência - Visconde de Taunay”, “A moreninha - Joaquim Manuel de Macedo”, “Vidas secas - Graciliano Ramos”, “O cortiço - Aluísio de Azevedo”, can’t forget Clarisse Lispector, all of her work is espetacular, but to choose one, I would go with “ A hora da estrela”. And adding one that is not Brazilian, it’s Portuguese, but we read it a lot in Brazil, “O primo Basílio - Eça de Queiroz”. And yes Gabriela from Jorge Amado is an amazing choice, I hope you like it, about the Clarice’s title, since you already know her, you will probably love it . ❤
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