Right after I filmed, edited, and uploaded this, I found another giant box of books. I give a mini tour of the box on my insta! Not filmed: my entire royal diaries and thoroughbred collection lol instagram.com/p/CRjfjnfr_1O/

@sabinassketchbook

3 жыл бұрын

Haha a classic! I frankly don't know anymore how many books I still have at my mum's place XD

@SavvyQuirkTarotandAstrology

3 жыл бұрын

Love the book 📚📖 tour! Did you attend college in upstate NY? Nvm I figured it out at 10:40 😂

@yumiincolor

3 жыл бұрын

OMG I would love to see a full video your entire royal diaries collection. I was such a fan of that book series growing up. 🥲💚💚💚

let me just say that i think having a librarian as a parent and growing up with books is such an amazing childhood. i am so jealous, congrats to you cari! ♥️♥️♥️

@caricanread

3 жыл бұрын

hahaha thank you so much! :')

I know this is not book related but I have a small story to tell you. I'm studying in the Netherlands atm and the other day I was eating at a restaurant and one of the waitress kept looking at me. And then by the time I was leaving she approached me and said she had the same necklace (your necklace) and asked me if I liked Ana Luisa. I said I did, but I especially liked this one because you design it and she didn't know who you are. She said she bought it because she really liked the design so I told her you had a video explaining the process and inspiration and she asked me to send it to her because she really wanted to check it out! So thanks to your necklace I had this weird and lovely moment the other day ^^

@caricanread

3 жыл бұрын

omg that literally makes me so happy thank you for sharing :'''') and glad you made a quick lil friend 🥺

my second grade teacher had a rocking chair in her classroom, so after lunch + recess, she would turn off all the lights, sit in the rocking chair, and read us stories by lamplight while our class chinchilla, Whiskers, explored the classroom; we'd all lay on the floor and listen while he crawled in between and over us... this is how I remember reading James and the Giant Peach for the first time. definitely one of my most fond memories of school and reading in general 💕

@locketgirl8500

3 жыл бұрын

That sounds like a MAGICAL school?!!! A chinchilla???

@krispy777

2 жыл бұрын

I hope there are teachers out there still doing this. I feel like these are the opportunities to get kids interested in literature. My grade 4 teacher was wonderful. Not only did she read us Harry Potter (this was 1998/1999 fresh releases) but she also had book raffles. She would display a pair of books atop the blackboard. Then based on good behaviour or good efforts on schoolwork (I think), you got to put your name in for the draw for the books. I can’t remember if she refreshed the raffle names every time she got 2 new books or not. I remember there being a book about orcas and as someone who, to this day, is fascinated by whales. I did my best to get my name in the raffle for that draw, like a few entries. I was drawn first and had first choice, so I totally got to win the whale book. She must have had scholastic company perks or found high quality used books. I’m so grateful to have had her as a teacher.

Thank you for the bookshelf tour! You actually remember the details of those books. That's amazing! Growing up in library - that's very nice and Matilda-like lol. Books with random bookmarks... Before my best friend passed away last year, she had given me her favourite books. I didn't think about it. Only after her demise a month later, I read the books and I found so many random bookmarks. It ranges from Big Bang photo card, her birthday card from a friend, airplane ticket, ticket to museum, ticket stub from movies, etc. It's amazing. I keep them all. I wish she had annotated her books, write and doodle. That would have been fun.

@caricanread

3 жыл бұрын

Omg thats such a magical and beautiful way to remember a friend 🙏

@reminiscentoss681

3 жыл бұрын

That's incredibly sweet. Once as a kid we were dropping off some library books (and picking up a few new ones) when one of the librarians at the desk turned around to us, and help up a photo they's found in a returned book, and asked if we knew who it belonged to. I turned to my mum really confused and said "isn't that Aunty X" or "why is Aunty X's photo here?". I thought it was so funny, and a neat coincidence that we were literally on our way to see her.

Horrible Histories were my whole childhood!! 😍😍😍

@caricanread

3 жыл бұрын

yesssss!!!!

I also had a "Horrible histories" (and "Horrible science") collection 😍

@caricanread

3 жыл бұрын

omg YES horrible science!!!!!

@alicewiegold4425

3 жыл бұрын

Don't forget Horrible Geography and Murderous Maths 😊

It's amazing to see your love of reading has carried through to your adult years! I wonder how many people are similar to you, and how many developed a habit or love of reading only as they grew up? Personally, I was a general reader, perhaps a bit more than others as a child but now I am truly addicted and I love nothing more but to relax with a good book :)

@caricanread

3 жыл бұрын

i was a huge young adult reader but almost totally stopped in college/after college but now im back making up for lost time hehe

"Full frontal snogging" was my whole early teenage years. My diary of that time reads like that because I was so obsessed with it!

@caricanread

3 жыл бұрын

bahahah omg i wish i could parrot georgia's way of speaking/writing hahah

@krispy777

2 жыл бұрын

My childhood friend and I were obsessed with the quirky dialogue. We laughed out loud constantly and repeated one liners.

Totally organized my books by height as a child and still do 😅 Tallest on the left.

@caricanread

3 жыл бұрын

love it!

@peachyskies8271

3 жыл бұрын

yesss me too

@Giga-lemesh

5 ай бұрын

My partner does this as well!

05:01 the absolute shock of finding a salinger book in your childhood bookshelf and then instantly disowning it is sending me 😂😂😂

@caricanread

3 жыл бұрын

bahahah i dont mind a few salingers but i def dont know this one and will NOT claim it hahaha

Yes! So many great books. Angus, Thongs etc used to have me laughing out loud all the time. Horrible Histories is a staple in Britain, every child has read at least one book I remember being the only person reading Celia Rees books, I loved Witch Child (may read it again this summer)

@caricanread

3 жыл бұрын

yessss long live angus!

@sdq81

2 жыл бұрын

My husband has a copy of horrible histories. Medical of the middle ages. I don't know where he got it by my kids loved it.

Awesome! I keep so many of my childhood books. They are so nostalgic.

oh my GOODNESS Lousie Rennison! I never read the Georgia Nicholson books but I remember loving the books that featured Georgia's cousin Tallulah attending an arts boarding school - I think it was called 'A Midsummer Tight's Dream' ahahahah. Also, I am English and was RAISED on horrible histories, the books, the audiobooks and the TV sketch show which featured some brilliant spoof music videos! Ah, what a nostalgia journey this video has been :0

@caricanread

3 жыл бұрын

omg i need to read her other books i dont know why i never thought to look them up ahhh!!!

@missragsdale

3 жыл бұрын

ok wow you've just reminded me of some books i'd completely forgotten about!! i LOVED the books about Tallulah, even though they were completely ridiculous. all the gothic novel parodies were hilarious. gonna go see if the library here still has those...

The Fairy Rebel was one of my favorite books when I was little. My mouth dropped when I saw it in your collection. I swear I thought I was the only one who has ever read or seen that book. NO ONE ever knows what I'm talking about when I've brought it up. It's a good one. 💕

@caricanread

3 жыл бұрын

omg same!!!!

I feel like I've waited my whole life for this. take care cari!💗💗

@caricanread

3 жыл бұрын

😍😍😍😍😍😍😍

Thank you for another lovely vlog. You always make me smile and in a better mood. As an adult I actual tried arrange my book in genre and alphabetically. It worked as long as I had shelf space but when I ran out of it it became a little messy in my bookshelves. I have started to read a couple of the more advance children book that I read when I was little to my children. I was so pleased when I read one of my all time favorit book to my eldest child and he liked it. It was about a little fox puppy that had lost his mum and another female fox came and decided to take care of it until the little fox's mum comes back. Happy reading in the future to you.

omggg, WHAT A notification!!! these are my favourite type of videos but unfortunately it's 1am here already and I have to wake up early, see you soon Cari hih, I truly want to watch this vid with utmost attention and appreciation, glad you arrived safely to the states tho, see you today :)

@caricanread

3 жыл бұрын

sweet dreams!!!

I read the Doomspell when I was a child! All three of them. And you are absolutely right about the vivid descriptions. Cause what I remember the most about the book is this scene where one of the witch's assistants conjures a plate of teapot shaped sausages and chocolate pancakes. That image just stays in my brain forever

@caricanread

3 жыл бұрын

omg wait YES

Pirates! Was my favourite book as a preteen. I still have it on my bookshelf because I can't let it go. It's too nostalgic!

@caricanread

3 жыл бұрын

I really should read it again before I fully pack it hahah

This is so wholesome!!❤️ Finding childhood treasures is always so great, especially if they are books! By the way I organized my bookshelf by genre. Like classics, crime, fantasy etc……but I still need more shelves!! 😅

@caricanread

3 жыл бұрын

there were so many great books i had forgotten!!

I LOVED the library as a kid, I completely credit having an activel local library as the reason I'm still an avid reader (and library user!) as an adult. Ugh, libraries are the best ❤️💕

@caricanread

3 жыл бұрын

yes they are!

HORRIBLE HISTORIES OMG!! I loved these so much!!!

@caricanread

3 жыл бұрын

yesssss!!!

Omg I was OBSESSED with Pirates!

2:27 same! It was my favourite book until i learned the background of it… in case you‘re interested, the geisha the author used as „inspiration“ for the book took matters into her own hands and published her own „truthful“ version of the book as far as i know, although i don‘t remember the title… maybe you‘d enjoy that ☺️

@caricanread

3 жыл бұрын

yes i heard!! definitely need to read that version!

This was absolutely fun to watch.

Love your childhood book collection . That Pirates book sounds amazing !

@caricanread

3 жыл бұрын

Piraaaates!!! Yes I read it 4 years ago and really liked it! Makes me think of an Isabel Allende story but with Pirates (if it makes sense haha, it has a 'Island Beneath the Sea' vibe in it). The situation the girls escape from is really bad and creepy, I remember feeling the danger from the pages while reading it. I love the parts where they find [okay, trying to not make a spoiler here] their "helpers in the forest". Loved also how their friendship grows, a lot of esteem between them. Loved it!

I've started organizing my shelves by category (picture books, children's, ya, adult) and the date of publication, which I'm loving! It's given me an interesting visual view of both where my own tastes tend to lie, and a sense of how each category progressed and developed over time. Like, I never realized that Beatrix Potter's books are the earliest picture books I own, and when you compare her art style to a lot of the books that followed in the next 3-4 decades your realize just how detailed and comparatively colorful her work is, while still managing to stay very simple. I've always though of Beatrix as having a very simple style, with a limited color pallet, and while it's true you won't always see a lot of different colors being used in her work, she does use a whole range of tones and shades within the main colors she chooses. In that way, and with how fine her brush and ink strokes tend to be, you can see that she took a lot more inspiration from the three artists who came before her and who are credited with creating the genre (Randolph Caldecott, Kate Greenaway, and Walter Crane) they all had very ornate, detailed, even maximalist art styles. In any of Beatrix's biographies you get a lot of mention about how much time she would spend at the printers, making sure her illustrations would appear in the exact way she intended, and I don't know if this was due to the limitations or difficulty in producing high quality prints with a lot of colors at the time, but we don't see that level of detail in the following decades in picture books (not putting anyone down, the first half of the 20th century is literally my favorite period of time for the medium). It makes Beatrix's work really stand out from the often rougher and sketchier art styles that used inks and charcoals, with a limited use of solid colors to highlight a few key details. Anyway, I've been having a blast if you couldn't tell, haha! It's a fun exercise to try out and I would highly recommend if you have the time or if it sounds interesting to you.

love this !!! my book shelves used to be chaotic but in lockdown i organised them by series - at uni I have them organised by size cause I only have one shelf

Omg! The Fairy Rebel! That's a book I thought was a fever dream!!! 😂

I can't tell you how much fun i had while watching this video ❤ i love love love

@caricanread

3 жыл бұрын

thank you so much ahhh!!

Oh my god I have been trying to remember the name of The Doomspell book for like 20 years!! Can’t believe I’ve finally found it I ADORED these books as a child

@caricanread

3 жыл бұрын

omg AHHH!!! thats how i felt with the Fairy Rebel hahahha

I had a copy of "Heart of Darkness" on my shelf that didn't make much sense to me as a kid, and honestly, its still quite dense and abstract to me now haha. We did end up reading that one in school later on, though. Otherwise, I had lots of National Geographics around. That Petit Prince collection also reminds me of tackling that one in French class

@caricanread

3 жыл бұрын

i always remember the first word of le petit prince is 'lorsque' because the whole french class was like WHY DO THEY NEED ANOTHER WORD FOR 'WHEN'?!!?!?!?

I read the Doomspell books! I had totally forgotten those books until you showed the cover and I was like OMG! Loved them.

@caricanread

3 жыл бұрын

omg its just you and me on this earth that has read them i swear ahhahah

i was OBSESSED with the Georgia Nicholson books when I was a teenager! i got all the audiobook cds from my library and i can still remember them 💕💕😭

@caricanread

2 жыл бұрын

SHE IS MY QUEEN

I love the Georgia Nicholson books. They remind me a lot of The Princess Diaries.

@caricanread

3 жыл бұрын

bahaha yes but maybe 100% more ridiculous ;)

IT’S FINALLY HERE!!!!

@caricanread

3 жыл бұрын

😍😍😍

I'm super impressed that one of your childhood books was Little Book of Hindu Deities. Even from a young age, you were just that cool!

Pirates!! Omg I loved that book! Up there with Wild Magic, Wintersmith, and one I cant remember the title of now but it was small and red and had a picture of a the Kraken on the cover and the heron was bad ass🤷‍♀️

@caricanread

3 жыл бұрын

omg i love when you can only remember the cover art hahahha

I organise my shelves by series and then just how things fit too! I do put the prettiest at the top though

@ResemeeC

3 жыл бұрын

(Also I’m from Brighton but was not quite as cool as Georgia Nicholson as a teenager)

WE'VE BEEN WAITING FOR SO LONG AND YOU DIDN'T LET DOWN 😭✋

@caricanread

3 жыл бұрын

hahahhhaah thank you!!!

YAY Horrible History! We had them in book clubs in Canada weirdly enough. I had the Measley Middle Ages

@caricanread

3 жыл бұрын

bahahaha a great one!

Hi Cari! I’m a new subscriber & I’m really loving your channel. I had never heard of The Doomspell trilogy but now I bought the first book because it sounds amazing & perfect for reading during this time of the year :)

stealing books from schools because you know they'll be abandoned and probably thrown out is such a booknerd thing omg, I took one from my high school in senior year and I have zero regrets because it's a very unique copy! I also enjoyed you mini tour on insta, would've loved to see more of that big New York book :(

omg Pirates! my friend gave me her copy like 8-10 years ago when we were in high school and i never finished it 😭 never returned it either, it's still at home in my childhood bedroom gathering dust 😅

@caricanread

3 жыл бұрын

i really hope its not wildly problematic and my memory just blocked it out hahaha i have to reread it for sure!! such memories though :')

Oh my gosh, you unlocked a memory I completely forgot about! My brothers were super into those Horrible History books when we were younger! I have no idea where my parents got them, I didn’t know they weren’t available in America.

@caricanread

3 жыл бұрын

yesssss!!!!!

I didn't know that Horrible Histories were books! I watched the show pretty religiously and still love listening to some of the songs. They're so great.

I spend my whole childhood in libraries (and therfore hadn't bought a lot of books myself). I think I went to my local library at least once a week. 🥰

mr. popper’s penguins *memory unlocked* i remember loving that book so much but not what it was about either. nostalgia

I love The Fairy Rebel! You had that book too. High-five. Other than Harry Potter, LOTR, Jane Austen, and other iconic Young Readers series (Ramona Quimby, Nancy Drew, Babysitters Club, Hardy Boys, etc), it seems that people's childhood books vary the most compared to their highschool or college books. Cari's books roaming about your childhood home... that sounds like a game. Cari's Scavenger Hunt where the player must explore a house, a coffee shop, a book cafe, a seaside resort, and other places to find all of your books. Bonus points for finding roasted sweet potatoes, dduk bok gi, tea sachets, and all the things you love. ^J^

It’s so interesting hearing what phases we go thru reading when growing up. I was randomly into witches, ghosts, and early wartime stories? Very random but it was all I was about. That, and Edgar Allen Poe haha

@caricanread

3 жыл бұрын

same!! i wonder why hahahhaa

I also have a huge obsession with the Tudors and Anne Boleyn! I ALSO have Pirates!!! I've been moving it with me since I moved out of my home

@caricanread

3 жыл бұрын

someone with TASTE!

@KatelynCollison

3 жыл бұрын

@@caricanread It seems like we do have very similar taste in books! I stumbled upon your channel recently, so I'm excited for recommendations!

This is how I still organize my books, I barely have space tbh I stuff them into every nook & cranny, I just.. try to put the faves/ nice looking ones at the front.

@00moon

3 жыл бұрын

Horrible Histories like the BBC shorts on youtube available right now that I sometimes watch and also got another series about funny deaths?

@caricanread

3 жыл бұрын

exactly hahahahhaa

Omg! I loved horrible histories!!

@caricanread

3 жыл бұрын

so fun!!!

you should make a video focusing mainly on the murakami books, i would love to see that! also, love your videos

Seeing Number the Stars again really sent me back to my elementary school days. Also if you see me stealing that rainbow shelf no you didn’t

@caricanread

3 жыл бұрын

i saw nothing!

14:19 my third grade teacher read this book to us and i never forgot about it and ive been looking for it ever since now i want to go buy it!!!!

@caricanread

3 жыл бұрын

omg!! i feel like i was the only one who read this :')

Omg memory lane I loved the doomspell series! The imagery and emotions were so vivid to me as a child . horrible histories books were also the best try out the BBC series they are very addictive :)

@caricanread

3 жыл бұрын

yes!!! and ugh i missed out not watching the bbc series hahaha

i'm crazy about Murakami too! Can you do a vlog dedicated to his books? Like which ones are your faves and which do you recommend to different readers? Also thanks for your inspirational vlogs ❤

I remember laughing out loud in the middle of the night reading the confessions of Georgia Nicholson. You make me want to read them again, it's probably even better in English 😁

@caricanread

3 жыл бұрын

it is 100% a book that made me literally LOL

Sad for the rest of the world that horrible histories isn't widely available!

@ellenlovre

3 жыл бұрын

I would have loved them as a child and I'm so sad they just weren't a thing where I grew up!

@caricanread

3 жыл бұрын

im so thankful i found them :'''')

wow I used to love horrible history as well🤩

@caricanread

3 жыл бұрын

so good!!!

I don't have a bookshelf anymore 😿 but I used to organize it just like you, by series, and by however things fit in there

Mr. Poppers Penguins is the bomb. I read so many of those books that were published by that company with those illustrated covers.

@lanapugh

3 жыл бұрын

And then you made me feel incredibly old by saying you were in middle school in 2005. That’s the year I graduated college....

this is so wholesome but as a pre-teen I only read vampire stories??! thank u twilight

Wow, that actually sent me into a look back to my childhood shelves. I think we only have the Harry Potter books in common (the last one of them was my first read in english). Teenage me was very fond of fantasy : I most notably found 13 books (big boys) of a series by David and Leigh Eddings. I barely remember any of it, but I know it was a fondamentale read for me. Also I just found out both author died ten years ago, damn. Edit: just finished reading the Eddings wiki page. Boy did I miss the dark stuff earlier.

Have you listened to the musical Six? It's about king Henry's wives. It's a bop.

@caricanread

3 жыл бұрын

Omg i have to 😍😍😍

@ConnieeCoo

3 жыл бұрын

Soooo gooood!

OMG OMG I used to LOVE the horrible science books growing up and you talking about horrible histories just woke that memory in my mind. 😭😭 My classmates and I waited all year for the annual book fair our school would takes us to so that we could buy them. We even traded them if we finished the ones we had. I used to be such a show off with the stuff I learned from these books lol.

I love your bookshelf tour but Loui looked into my soul and I can’t think of anything else.

@caricanread

3 жыл бұрын

louie really steals hearts

I can't get over how absolutely pretty you are. Like you seriously look like some kind of Nordic or Celtic fairy 🤗🤗😶😍

@caricanread

3 жыл бұрын

:') thank you!

Wonderful dog!

@caricanread

3 жыл бұрын

he's the best :')

Louie stans RISE UP!!!

i used to watch the horrible histories series!!!!

@caricanread

3 жыл бұрын

i wish i had seen the tv show!!!

@rodsitamara

3 жыл бұрын

@@caricanread i’m sure you can still watch it now i mean i used to watch it 2014 xx it’s so entertaining though

Number the Stars is a hard book to read. I read in the sixth grade. It was Christmas gift from my nana.

From the age of 8 till very recently I had a very strict system of organizing my books by authors last name. At 8 years old I really felt it was the only way to "correctly" organize books lol. Now they are all organized by color :)

The Tudors huh? Have you read anything by Phillipa Gregory? She wrote heavily around that period if I recall, used to save up my lunch money to buy a book a week when I was around 14. I remember really enjoying them. I too was a great Tudor fan 😅

I collect The Little Prince too! I currently have it in 27ish languages.

@caricanread

3 жыл бұрын

omg you have me beat!!

Horrible histories = British childhood!!! They also made them into a series which is hilarious (on uk Netflix) 💕

@caricanread

3 жыл бұрын

LOL!!

when you casually said, "I stole this book from my university" 🤣🤣 I hope no one is still keeping tabs on long overdue books or someone from that university sees this video and be like "that's who stole the book!" Hahaha. Sorry for my imagination lol. Thank you for showing us all the books you read in your earlier years!!

I loved number the stars. I read it so many times and would tell people to read it. Also loved Across Five Aprils by Irene Hunt. About the civil war. Have you read it?

I love the A & Z book ends :( Sorry, I just had to mention it

@caricanread

3 жыл бұрын

thank you!!

I didn’t buy a lot of books as a kid. Single mother so I was at the library. Or we would get books at the thrift store and share them. I just donated a bunch of my moms books. After that I had a break down in my truck. I know others will enjoy the books.

@caricanread

3 жыл бұрын

I'm sure she'd be happy to spread them around to new houses that will love them

@delaclease

3 жыл бұрын

@@caricanread Yes. That makes me happy. Reading and spreading that is love.

you have that fever dream Beauty book after all! now you're the only person on Earth I know who has this book hahaha

@mariabarulli3458

3 жыл бұрын

Who's the author? :)

@liyanaaini1109

3 жыл бұрын

@@mariabarulli3458 It's Nancy Butcher :)

I have read the Doomspell trilogy, honestly I thought I was the only one who'd read them 🤣🤣 Also found them very randomly. Might have to re-read them again sometime. It's been so so long.

@caricanread

3 жыл бұрын

i feel like the only way to find these books is to stumble upon them in a bookstore which is magic in itself!!

@percydoeseverything

3 жыл бұрын

@@caricanread I agree!!

"I stole this book from my university library" hahaha that one killed me

Hey cari!I love your channel soo much!I have read so many of your book recommendations.But basically I was wondering if you could make a video on books that aren’t exactly fantasy,but also not realistic if you know what I mean. So you could recommend books like divergent and hunger games or Percy Jackson(that ones a bit more fantasy)But basically some of these books are either super overrated or super underrated if that makes any sense.I think they are all mostly pretty clean just straight forward good books,and there are more books out there like that,so I think that would be a very good video.Sorry this comment might’ve been a little confusing.But ly!

@caricanread

3 жыл бұрын

thank you so much! sounds like you're into dystopian fiction!! i dont know how much of that i've read other than hunger games but i'll put it on my list of videos to make!

Danish! They're Danish in Number the Stars!!

I organize by size and then series or author.

@caricanread

3 жыл бұрын

meanwhile i just cram them onto my shelves hahahah

OMG I loved Horrible Histories!!!! I liked the bbc series too

@caricanread

3 жыл бұрын

i really need to watch it hahahaha

Are your parents staying in San Diego, or moving to another city? I really enjoyed that bookshelf tour 😀 what are you going to do with these books now? Donate them? Keep them?

@caricanread

3 жыл бұрын

they're moving out of san diego! we're actually driving across the USA so get ready for road trip vlogs!! and i'll be keeping most of them and donating only a few :)

@neens1369

3 жыл бұрын

Woohoo a road trip! Can't wait!!!

@marenhumblebee2736

3 жыл бұрын

@@caricanread oh ok. That must be a little sad for you though 😕 losing that link to the place you grew up in.

👍

@caricanread

3 жыл бұрын

!!!

😍

@caricanread

3 жыл бұрын

😍😍😍

Louie is such a cute reading buddy! Just wondering, what is Louie’s breed? :)

@caricanread

3 жыл бұрын

we got him at a shelter so we arent 100% sure but we think a chihuahua and pappillion mix?

I organise my bookshelf by height(tallest to shortest) bc its the most pleasant to my eyes

@caricanread

3 жыл бұрын

ohhhhh!!!

love your British accent 😂

@caricanread

3 жыл бұрын

;)

I also read Jonathan Safran Foer’s first two books when I was a child (maybe around 7th grade) and I loved them at the time. Are they problematic or how come you jumped over them? I’m just curios if I’ve missed something and should know about it..

@caricanread

3 жыл бұрын

He got a little creepy in his personal life. He became obsessed with Natalie Portman, was convinced they had a love affair, left his wife to be with her, and then Natalie was like “dude no, what? i dont even like you” 😅 all very weird

@cricribaby

2 жыл бұрын

@@caricanread Thank you for the context! :)

I clicked so fast, it’s almost comical.

@caricanread

3 жыл бұрын

LOL!

OMG Louise Rennison is the best

@caricanread

3 жыл бұрын

she really is :')

I could not read a library book because I cannot read something and not write my thoughts. I underline and write what I think in every book because I’m the type of person who needs to say or talk about something that affected me in any way and because I don’t wanna go every 5 minutes but being people in my house, I just underline and furiously write what I think next to it in the book.