prague tapestry in the back is fire

In high school, I read The Picture of Dorian Gray and loved it so much that I re-read it over last summer ❤ Some people say it's very wordy, but I really like Oscar Wilde's descriptive writing style

i LOVE your videos, your reviews and how you talk about books in general, so many of booktube videos feel like trying to read as many as possible and i feel so behind when i watch them, as i also dont read as much. and my taste is so similar to yours! thank you for making these:)

YESSS I LOVE BOOK REVIEW ASMR AHHH!

Your YouTube channel is so underrated, love a good whisper ramble

More ASMR on book reading reviews please❤

If you ever get a chance to watch the movie for to kill a mockingbird I thought it did the book justice!

really like your Prague blanket in the back

ayyy since im early i will allow myself to request for a soft spoken video thank ya

Ramble goat is back 🐐🔥

Spring Snow - Yukio Mashima and its next novel in the series, Runaway Horses - Yukio Mashima have been my favorite reads in many years, but as of recent especially.

i like this

I remember reading a couple of those books back in the day lol. I’m thinking about reading George Orwell’s 1984 book because I liked his other book called Animal Farm.

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Damn early morning video, might have to take today off. But also I’ve been reading project Hail Mary in an effort to get back into reading

speedrunning all the classics

Those are some great sounding books. Back in school our teacher read "The Great Gatsby" to us, and I've heard of the book "East of Eden"... I hope your patreon gets you millions of subscribers, so you can travel the world with friends at any time... In exactly a month I turn 40, I haven't had a midlife crisis yet, but those Porsches are looking more and more tempting 😅... Only kidding of course, I don't have that kind of money yet 😅... Have a wonderful weekend... Take care, and God Bless you and your loved one's 😇

First babesssss ❤

Previously an English teacher! Girl I thought you were like 19!!

If you have the chance, read The Stranger by Albert Camus. Very philosophical and I thought it was one of most interesting, thought-provoking books i’ve ever read.  So much so I wrote a paper on the main character.