I would be interested in a reading vlog for finishing the Sarah j mass books!

Fifty Words for Rain was my favorite book in 2021, I was crying through the last 30% I swear

A Court of Silver Flames was my fave book of the ACTOR series! It's SO good!

I’m sending you love and a great 2024❤❤❤

Firefly lane is so good. I read it last year and I absolutely loved it. It's a beautiful story about the friendship between two women throughout their lives.

Next Year in Havana is the first in a series. I’ve read the first two books and really enjoyed them.

The charm offensive is so so cute!!

I hope you enjoy The Thirteenth Tale! I read it a couple of years back, I believe because I saw it in one of your videos, and it became a favourite!

I’m reading Pachinko now and it is a beautifully written family saga.

Winter Garden made me cry so good!

The Hennah Wars has been on TBR for a few years now too!

The audiobook for Crazy Rich Asians was so great 💕

I just started ACOTAR when I realized the crescent 🌙 city series has a crossover - and I’ve been listening on to the graphic audio versions and it’s like listening to a movie! I’ve read 3 books in the series since January ! They fly by .

highly recommeng graphic audio for Silver Flames, or any audio book when available, really held my attention (adhd)

I'm in the middle of reading the ink Black Heart by Robert Galbraith as I want to get through that and get on the next book in the series The Running Grave. I am also in the middle of reading the unicorn thief by a f Steadman, which I am quite enjoying 🙂

I'm starting to read romance this year.😊 on my TBR is Archer's Voice. And i need a grumpy-sunshine story.

@kelb7350

4 ай бұрын

When in Rome was a pretty good grumpy sunshine. And its companion book Practice Makes Perfect is even better to me.

hope you get into a great reading groove!

I love you and your videos

1000% please do a reading vlog for Kingdom of Ash and Court of Silver Flames!! I would love to see your reactions and thoughts on each.

You should definitely read Kingdom of Ash, it's worth reading it, my opinion, and I love this series, it's my favorite book series. Hope you have a good time reading it as much as I did. 😊

The Underground Railroad was really good, I hope you enjoy it as much as I did. Crazy Rich Asians was a fun read to me. I have Pachinko on my TBR for this year too. I just started A court Of Thorns and Roses so it will be a while till I get to Throne of Glass series. I have quite a few Kristin Hannah books on my TBR, Firefly Lane is one of them.

I would love to see a vlog on either of the SJM books. They're both so good. I hope you enjoy them. Also ACOTAR is still unfinished. SJM is currently writing the next book in that series.

Hi Hailey There is so many books that you mention that I want to read. I have them written down. I need to read Heir Of Fire in the Throne Of Glass Series by Sarah J. Maas. I have it on hold through my local Library. I got a lot of books written down from your Video and through the Comments as well. Love your Videos Hailey. Thank You ❤️🤗 Happy Reading ❤️🤗🙏🔰📚📖📕❤️

nice video :) i would like to ensure i finish reading None of this is True by Lisa Jewell and finish reading Bunny by Mona Awad at least!

Such a Fun Age and The Weight of Blood are both great!!

I love ❤️ your videos

2 books I really want to read are Bookshops & Bonedust and The Wishing Game😊

I read the Henna Wars at the end of 2022 and absolutely hated it. I'm really interested in what you'll think of it 😅

The only series of Sarah J. Maas I read was Throne of Glass series but I wonder if The Court of Thorns and Roses series are good as her first series.

Top 2 books for the year: the Way of Kings by Brandon Sanderson (so scared lol) and an absolutely remarkable thing by Hank Green

Kingdom of ash needs a 24h readathon just so we can see your reactions 😆😆😘

I read The Thirteenth Tale last year and loved it! It's much better than The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo in my opinion :)

Have you read "how to be a normal person" by TJ Klune? I'm dying to know what you think. Best bin I've read in a decade

I thought Crazy Rich Asians worked better as a movie. The book focused more on the humor and didn't have as much emotional impact, imo. This is the year I'm wanting to try and step outside my usual genres, so 2 books outside my comfort zone I want to try out are Moon of the Crusted Snow and The Making of Another Major Motion Picture Masterpiece. I'm not normally a thriller or contemporary reader, but these both sound intriguing!

The Thirteenth Tale is AMAZING!!! One of my favourite books of all time! I hope you'l love it as much as I did 🥰

Namaste, nice outfit.

why so many backlist books?

I really wanted to love the underground railroad but it really bored me tbh.

Girl… it’s mid feb so it’s literally 1.5month into a year 😂

@HaileyinBookland

4 ай бұрын

My mind always rounds up and ignores the fact that the middle of a month exists LOL 😂

9:30: I watched the first episode of the show a few years ago.. didn't like it

PLEASE do your research on T. J. Klune books and him as a person. His previous novel The House In The Cerulean Sea was inspired by The 60's Scoop and he's admitted as much in an interview. Many BiPOC folks have spoken out about it on youtube and booktok.

@PigeonFace4Life

4 ай бұрын

What is this referring to exactly? What are the details of this?

@encyclopediaofelizabeth

4 ай бұрын

​@@PigeonFace4LifeThe controversy was that a white author used the taking of indigenous children in the US and Canada as inspiration for his fantasy book. People were upset because it wasn't his story to tell. People did nearly drive him to suicide when the controversy came up though, all around its a sad situation.

@lyd7136

4 ай бұрын

A lot of BiPOC (including people from the indigenous community in both Canada and the US) have come to the defense of this book too. It’s definitely not a black and white issue.

I 💗 The Henna Wars! Gotta love the Crazy Rich Asians trilogy. 💗💗💗📙📘📗