The Goonies and The Lost Boys are two of my favorite movies. Great lists!
@dameliie3 күн бұрын
ohh you’ve really convinced me to try watching twin peaks!
@Mariak823 күн бұрын
❤🎬📺
@amomentofwonder4 күн бұрын
I had "Death in the Dark Wood" on my book wishlist for Summerween, but i didn't end up buying it because my TBR was already rather big - but i guess i will have to read it after all because of your good rating 🤗📚
@SportsCinemaP5 күн бұрын
birds keeping you company 🥲, thats a positive sign from universe
@magicbloodfactory5 күн бұрын
rufen sie jan degner manl mal an und erzählen ihm das wir als ärzte wieder zusammen kommen sollten in meiner position darf ich so viel lügen wie ich will denn sie dürften noch nicht einmal meine schuhgröße wissen eigentlich wo ist jan degner der designierte arzt mit seines samenvater arzthände ruhig und gelassen zeugen jehovas gehören auf die schwerverbrecher liste und nicht ich ihr daueropfer zum abzapfen von blut habe ich nicht gewollt haben mich nie gefragt
@magicbloodfactory5 күн бұрын
er hat nicht richtig zugheört bei zahnextraktion später dann überspielt mit kiefer und lügengeschichten hinter meinem rücken erzähkt wie er ist und später vergessen was ich überhaupt habe und dann entschuldigt damit das er pervers ist und in einer gruppe ist die so etwas auch gut findet die mit marian pigorsch nach seinem tot 1990 ihn wieder auferstehen ließen für fortsetzung das ich einen zwilling habe der mich hast und siegfried hoppe lebt mit diesem zwilling zusammen bis heute es gibt aber keinen zwilling mit inzestfrei blut denn inzest hat jeder zwilling es gibt keine zwillinge nicht sternzeichen gemeint die nicht inzest hat
@magicbloodfactory5 күн бұрын
wenigstens müssen sie nicht mehr kinder entführen und später erpressen für dauer medienprojekt wir sind so blöd und amchen es ehrenamtlich wie damals siegfried hoppe mit medien projekt horrorgeschichten jeden tag ein kind behindert gemacht in kraknenhäusern wer hätte das gedacht sich behindert laufen hat sich für ihn siegfried hoppe niemand interessiert was ihn vera hoppe dann später auch nicht interessiert hat
@magicbloodfactory5 күн бұрын
wo ist kerstin von den zeugen jehovas ich habe sie seit 1983 oder 84 nie wieder gesehen ich hoffe ihr geht es gut ob sie wohl immer noch in kaltenkirchen lebt oder jetzt baptistin ist oder ist das das gleiche wegen zwei seiten a b b a schöne grüße auch an marian pigorsch wer fragt schon nach den unterschieden zu edward gal zu hans peter minderhoud mit torsten tomczak prof dr
@ashleyashleym29696 күн бұрын
Thats a lot of reading for 2 weeks, so what you had to give yourself an extra day, I couldn't read all of that even if you gave me double the time.
@Juliejooon6 күн бұрын
i loved this, so glad i found your channel!
@cari91576 күн бұрын
i dont often see videos about my home area. thank you for showing new england in a pretty way. it's a fun and beautiful area :)
@ArielReads_6 күн бұрын
Thank you! I am finding infinite inspiration here, I find New England to be endlessly beautiful
@cari91576 күн бұрын
@ArielReads_ i am so glad you enjoy it. can't wait to watch more videos, just found your channel!
@pnutbutrncrackers8 күн бұрын
A bit more divergence in our literary tastes in this video than the first, but I'll just say three things: 1) I too love and have very high regard for To Kill A Mockingbird. It is also one of those unfortunately rare cases where an excellent novel is made into an excellent film. 2) Before you conclude that you hate Charles Dickens, at least give the 2005 BBC mini series of Bleak House a try. I absolutely loved it. If you enjoy it too I further recommend Little Dorrit (2008 with Claire Foy). 3) A book I'd consider a modern classic which moved me deeply is Flowers for Algernon by Daniel Keyes, if you haven't read it. Cheers.
@ArielReads_6 күн бұрын
Thanks for watching!! I have had Flowers for Algernon on my TBR for a while now, it is definitely on my radar and hopefully I will get to it this year! These days I tend to gravitate towards 'modern classics' so I appreciate the recommendation
@pnutbutrncrackers6 күн бұрын
@@ArielReads_ Most welcome! I hope it proves to be even a fraction as meaningful to you as it was to me. I personally preferred the short story to the book-length expansion that came after the original piece won the Hugo award. The novel is still very good, though, and itself won the Nebula. I think it stands a chance of you liking it because though there are no spaceships or other planets you'd have to consider it science fiction. Most of all it's a powerful meditation (I believe) on the essence of what truly makes a human being of worth.
@ArielReads_5 күн бұрын
@@pnutbutrncrackers I have heard that it is very existential and emotionally taxing to read, which is maybe why i've been procrastinating on it! I already know it will be a book where I highlight things on every page and stay up at night thinking about it haha. It's good to hear that it will be worth the read whenever I do get around to it
@pnutbutrncrackers5 күн бұрын
@@ArielReads_ I won't lie; the hardest cry I've ever had reading a book came with FFA. Then again I've learned how differently people respond or don't respond to the same things (literature, films, music, natural beauty, etc.), so I don't assume anything. I just hope your soul comes away edified. Mine certainly did.
@pnutbutrncrackers8 күн бұрын
As to be expected both similarities and differences here in terms of reading experiences and opinions. I hated The Secret Garden the way you did 1984, and found the actual writing, with the word "queer" on every other page, as enjoyable as chewing gravel. Inevitably people's tastes will vary, but I loved both Tom Sawyer and especially Huckleberry Finn (except for a boring middle section I would excise). I also feel And Then There Were None is a fantastic whodunit. At least we both appreciate Sherlock Holmes, so excellently drawn by ACD. And you've strengthened my resolve to read The Canterbury Tales and Beowulf. Thank you! (Now I'll watch your volume 2.)
@sophiabarnes50869 күн бұрын
I work retail full time & I can tell you working with the public and constantly having to talk with people and be on your feet all day is the most exhausting job I've ever had. I hope you find a job in your career soon! Have you thought about teaching?
@sophiabarnes50869 күн бұрын
Subscribed! Awesome video, makes me want to go there.
@MariaMedeiros11 күн бұрын
Congratulations on having your baby!! ❤❤❤❤
@ArielReads_6 күн бұрын
thank you so much!!
@trishnickles223611 күн бұрын
Spring and Autumn are the best times to visit Boston. Thank you for a lovely video!
@grovergirl9819912 күн бұрын
I live near Boston and found you through your Boston vlog. I have shockingly never been to that bookstore, but have added it to my to-do list. Salem in the fall is amazing and I hope you have a good time there. And, congratulations on the birth of your baby!
@ArielReads_6 күн бұрын
Thank you so much, I am happy I could introduce you to a new bookstore as well!
@vintagelace707612 күн бұрын
I am currently rereading The Cottage Tale mysteries series by Susan Wittage Albeit. There is 8 in the series. It's about Beatrix Potter who lives in a cozy village but there is a mystery to solve and one within the animals in the village. Super cozy!
@ArielReads_12 күн бұрын
omg that sounds absolutely darling, i'm def gonna check these books out!!
@vintagelace707614 күн бұрын
Rebecca is my favorite classic!
@vintagelace707614 күн бұрын
Where do u live? Im from Boston.
@vintagelace707614 күн бұрын
I go by the actual season change.. September 21 is first day of Autumn..it's the Autumn equinox and I start there. I decorate for Autumn then and October 1st I decorate for Halloween.
@vintagelace707614 күн бұрын
Omg Alices haunted bookshop is the coolest!!!
@vintagelace707614 күн бұрын
Omg i participated in summer ween for first time this year and loved it! I bought a summer ween shirt and drank pumpkin spice coffee and picked my 5 books carefully and liked them all! Halloween is my favorite holiday hands down.
@vintagelace707614 күн бұрын
I live here and i have been everywhere you went..love living here..i grew up here
@eikaxilani15 күн бұрын
hi dear, mind sharing what camera are you using for vlogging?
@ArielReads_13 күн бұрын
all of my early videos - including this one- are filmed on my iphone!:)
@cvzsliz18 күн бұрын
I think 14:21 you don’t need to campare with another whole diff book! They are suuuper diff Picture of Dorian and Crime and Punishment! But if you look closely you’ll find that in fact there is a lot of philosophy writing
@cvzsliz18 күн бұрын
BTW I love your little reading corner 🫶🏻🤍
@Witchsjuice18 күн бұрын
Loved this video so much ❤
@cvzsliz18 күн бұрын
We want more vlogs like these 🥳🥳🥳💕💕
@sofiablanco780519 күн бұрын
She didnt get it
@vaambond257019 күн бұрын
The picture is amazing!!!🎉
@vaambond257019 күн бұрын
No. I loove it!🖤🍀
@vaambond257019 күн бұрын
I loooove this vlog!💫✨️🙏 What camera do you use? TY!
@ArielReads_13 күн бұрын
thank you! I filmed this video on my iphone:)
@vaambond257019 күн бұрын
Never been there but from the video Boston looks like London kinda🤷♀️🙏💖
@Alenasnow0720 күн бұрын
I think you need to seriously consider getting specialty that is in demand. If you were nurse or IT, you wouldn’t ever make such video
@cm506121 күн бұрын
Oh also! R&J was definitely written by Shakespeare, it’s just a more early work so it’s not like all the way up there. Like hamlet is
@cm506121 күн бұрын
if it helps you like lear more. it’s not actually about lear. well it is but also it isn’t. basically lear’s a bad person but william shakespeare doesn’t want you to think so. sorry lears my favorite so i need everyone to like it forever
@Vronsky-dd8mg22 күн бұрын
I love you, blondie
@myrahj310822 күн бұрын
These books seem like such good reads! I was so into the video, didn't even realize it was ending until the captions came in😆
@joeyyeylang23 күн бұрын
loveeeeee you video!!❤🔥
@aRVeesBlog23 күн бұрын
must be a nice experience
@lu_lenardt23 күн бұрын
Beautiful video by a beautiful girl for a beautiful city! I love it!
@debcokinis24 күн бұрын
Beautiful Boston! 🎉
@faeriehearthwitch618525 күн бұрын
Just found your channel and enjoying all the bookish content! My goodness, you look so much like actress Mia Wasikowska!
@waltertomashefsky268226 күн бұрын
I went to school and worked in Boston for years and have travelled the world since - and there is nowhere anywhere nicer than a spring day at the Boston Public Garden.
@Juliejooon6 күн бұрын
so truuuue
@trangnha665027 күн бұрын
Huhu i love your vlog so much, it's so pretty. Boston is a place that i dream i can come someday in the future. Look at this library.... So amazing!!!. I can't wait until i get to there. Thanks for sharing 😭😭😭💞
@JamaykangirlintheCity27 күн бұрын
I randomly came across your video today and loved it! I’m vacationing there in a few weeks I have to try that blue coffee shop
@Juliejooon6 күн бұрын
i love that coffee shop hehe
@cassidyhalpin298327 күн бұрын
This made me realise how diverse readers are even more of their choice in books. I love and old musty dusty copy with yellow pages. Bright white pages hurt my eyes. The world is a beautiful place where different people find joy in different ways
@rachelkmartinez617Ай бұрын
It’s so fun to see other people explore my city! ❤
@Juliejooon6 күн бұрын
ah! any recommendations? I moved here not too long ago so still learning tons
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The Goonies and The Lost Boys are two of my favorite movies. Great lists!
ohh you’ve really convinced me to try watching twin peaks!
❤🎬📺
I had "Death in the Dark Wood" on my book wishlist for Summerween, but i didn't end up buying it because my TBR was already rather big - but i guess i will have to read it after all because of your good rating 🤗📚
birds keeping you company 🥲, thats a positive sign from universe
rufen sie jan degner manl mal an und erzählen ihm das wir als ärzte wieder zusammen kommen sollten in meiner position darf ich so viel lügen wie ich will denn sie dürften noch nicht einmal meine schuhgröße wissen eigentlich wo ist jan degner der designierte arzt mit seines samenvater arzthände ruhig und gelassen zeugen jehovas gehören auf die schwerverbrecher liste und nicht ich ihr daueropfer zum abzapfen von blut habe ich nicht gewollt haben mich nie gefragt
er hat nicht richtig zugheört bei zahnextraktion später dann überspielt mit kiefer und lügengeschichten hinter meinem rücken erzähkt wie er ist und später vergessen was ich überhaupt habe und dann entschuldigt damit das er pervers ist und in einer gruppe ist die so etwas auch gut findet die mit marian pigorsch nach seinem tot 1990 ihn wieder auferstehen ließen für fortsetzung das ich einen zwilling habe der mich hast und siegfried hoppe lebt mit diesem zwilling zusammen bis heute es gibt aber keinen zwilling mit inzestfrei blut denn inzest hat jeder zwilling es gibt keine zwillinge nicht sternzeichen gemeint die nicht inzest hat
wenigstens müssen sie nicht mehr kinder entführen und später erpressen für dauer medienprojekt wir sind so blöd und amchen es ehrenamtlich wie damals siegfried hoppe mit medien projekt horrorgeschichten jeden tag ein kind behindert gemacht in kraknenhäusern wer hätte das gedacht sich behindert laufen hat sich für ihn siegfried hoppe niemand interessiert was ihn vera hoppe dann später auch nicht interessiert hat
wo ist kerstin von den zeugen jehovas ich habe sie seit 1983 oder 84 nie wieder gesehen ich hoffe ihr geht es gut ob sie wohl immer noch in kaltenkirchen lebt oder jetzt baptistin ist oder ist das das gleiche wegen zwei seiten a b b a schöne grüße auch an marian pigorsch wer fragt schon nach den unterschieden zu edward gal zu hans peter minderhoud mit torsten tomczak prof dr
Thats a lot of reading for 2 weeks, so what you had to give yourself an extra day, I couldn't read all of that even if you gave me double the time.
i loved this, so glad i found your channel!
i dont often see videos about my home area. thank you for showing new england in a pretty way. it's a fun and beautiful area :)
Thank you! I am finding infinite inspiration here, I find New England to be endlessly beautiful
@ArielReads_ i am so glad you enjoy it. can't wait to watch more videos, just found your channel!
A bit more divergence in our literary tastes in this video than the first, but I'll just say three things: 1) I too love and have very high regard for To Kill A Mockingbird. It is also one of those unfortunately rare cases where an excellent novel is made into an excellent film. 2) Before you conclude that you hate Charles Dickens, at least give the 2005 BBC mini series of Bleak House a try. I absolutely loved it. If you enjoy it too I further recommend Little Dorrit (2008 with Claire Foy). 3) A book I'd consider a modern classic which moved me deeply is Flowers for Algernon by Daniel Keyes, if you haven't read it. Cheers.
Thanks for watching!! I have had Flowers for Algernon on my TBR for a while now, it is definitely on my radar and hopefully I will get to it this year! These days I tend to gravitate towards 'modern classics' so I appreciate the recommendation
@@ArielReads_ Most welcome! I hope it proves to be even a fraction as meaningful to you as it was to me. I personally preferred the short story to the book-length expansion that came after the original piece won the Hugo award. The novel is still very good, though, and itself won the Nebula. I think it stands a chance of you liking it because though there are no spaceships or other planets you'd have to consider it science fiction. Most of all it's a powerful meditation (I believe) on the essence of what truly makes a human being of worth.
@@pnutbutrncrackers I have heard that it is very existential and emotionally taxing to read, which is maybe why i've been procrastinating on it! I already know it will be a book where I highlight things on every page and stay up at night thinking about it haha. It's good to hear that it will be worth the read whenever I do get around to it
@@ArielReads_ I won't lie; the hardest cry I've ever had reading a book came with FFA. Then again I've learned how differently people respond or don't respond to the same things (literature, films, music, natural beauty, etc.), so I don't assume anything. I just hope your soul comes away edified. Mine certainly did.
As to be expected both similarities and differences here in terms of reading experiences and opinions. I hated The Secret Garden the way you did 1984, and found the actual writing, with the word "queer" on every other page, as enjoyable as chewing gravel. Inevitably people's tastes will vary, but I loved both Tom Sawyer and especially Huckleberry Finn (except for a boring middle section I would excise). I also feel And Then There Were None is a fantastic whodunit. At least we both appreciate Sherlock Holmes, so excellently drawn by ACD. And you've strengthened my resolve to read The Canterbury Tales and Beowulf. Thank you! (Now I'll watch your volume 2.)
I work retail full time & I can tell you working with the public and constantly having to talk with people and be on your feet all day is the most exhausting job I've ever had. I hope you find a job in your career soon! Have you thought about teaching?
Subscribed! Awesome video, makes me want to go there.
Congratulations on having your baby!! ❤❤❤❤
thank you so much!!
Spring and Autumn are the best times to visit Boston. Thank you for a lovely video!
I live near Boston and found you through your Boston vlog. I have shockingly never been to that bookstore, but have added it to my to-do list. Salem in the fall is amazing and I hope you have a good time there. And, congratulations on the birth of your baby!
Thank you so much, I am happy I could introduce you to a new bookstore as well!
I am currently rereading The Cottage Tale mysteries series by Susan Wittage Albeit. There is 8 in the series. It's about Beatrix Potter who lives in a cozy village but there is a mystery to solve and one within the animals in the village. Super cozy!
omg that sounds absolutely darling, i'm def gonna check these books out!!
Rebecca is my favorite classic!
Where do u live? Im from Boston.
I go by the actual season change.. September 21 is first day of Autumn..it's the Autumn equinox and I start there. I decorate for Autumn then and October 1st I decorate for Halloween.
Omg Alices haunted bookshop is the coolest!!!
Omg i participated in summer ween for first time this year and loved it! I bought a summer ween shirt and drank pumpkin spice coffee and picked my 5 books carefully and liked them all! Halloween is my favorite holiday hands down.
I live here and i have been everywhere you went..love living here..i grew up here
hi dear, mind sharing what camera are you using for vlogging?
all of my early videos - including this one- are filmed on my iphone!:)
I think 14:21 you don’t need to campare with another whole diff book! They are suuuper diff Picture of Dorian and Crime and Punishment! But if you look closely you’ll find that in fact there is a lot of philosophy writing
BTW I love your little reading corner 🫶🏻🤍
Loved this video so much ❤
We want more vlogs like these 🥳🥳🥳💕💕
She didnt get it
The picture is amazing!!!🎉
No. I loove it!🖤🍀
I loooove this vlog!💫✨️🙏 What camera do you use? TY!
thank you! I filmed this video on my iphone:)
Never been there but from the video Boston looks like London kinda🤷♀️🙏💖
I think you need to seriously consider getting specialty that is in demand. If you were nurse or IT, you wouldn’t ever make such video
Oh also! R&J was definitely written by Shakespeare, it’s just a more early work so it’s not like all the way up there. Like hamlet is
if it helps you like lear more. it’s not actually about lear. well it is but also it isn’t. basically lear’s a bad person but william shakespeare doesn’t want you to think so. sorry lears my favorite so i need everyone to like it forever
I love you, blondie
These books seem like such good reads! I was so into the video, didn't even realize it was ending until the captions came in😆
loveeeeee you video!!❤🔥
must be a nice experience
Beautiful video by a beautiful girl for a beautiful city! I love it!
Beautiful Boston! 🎉
Just found your channel and enjoying all the bookish content! My goodness, you look so much like actress Mia Wasikowska!
I went to school and worked in Boston for years and have travelled the world since - and there is nowhere anywhere nicer than a spring day at the Boston Public Garden.
so truuuue
Huhu i love your vlog so much, it's so pretty. Boston is a place that i dream i can come someday in the future. Look at this library.... So amazing!!!. I can't wait until i get to there. Thanks for sharing 😭😭😭💞
I randomly came across your video today and loved it! I’m vacationing there in a few weeks I have to try that blue coffee shop
i love that coffee shop hehe
This made me realise how diverse readers are even more of their choice in books. I love and old musty dusty copy with yellow pages. Bright white pages hurt my eyes. The world is a beautiful place where different people find joy in different ways
It’s so fun to see other people explore my city! ❤
ah! any recommendations? I moved here not too long ago so still learning tons