Here are the reviews of all the 14 books I’ve read in March! Biggest Book Wrap Up of 2018!
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You should read The Wrong Mother by Sophie Hannah!
That’s awesome! I read 20 this month
I really enjoyed The Humans, too. I thought I bought it because you mentioned it? Maybe a haul?
I’ve been in a bad “ starting many books, but not finishing them” mood. I’m in between reading at least 4 books and they’re all great but I’m having some attention span issues. I did finish The Grownup by Gillian Flynn which was just okay to me and I also got through Saga vol. 2 which was great.
i think you are the best reviewer among all. i love how honest you are about WarCross i’ve been thinking if it’s worth to read. thank you 🙂
I really want to read those Evelyn books when I get home to get me out of this record reading slump!
My favorite book of March was Crazy Rich Asians by Kevin Kwan, it’s just so ridiculous and fun 😀 Currently reading the second book.
Love your channel!
Emily, have you read any books by Patrick Ness? The Chaos Walking Trilogy? I think you would like it if you haven’t read it already.
Yes!Totally agree with Warcross thank you!
Loved your recommendations! They’re always so interesting. I would highly recommend the audiobook of Trevor Noah’s Born a Crime. It’s so good! It’s like a love letter to his mom.
Even though I saw the twist coming, I still enjoyed reading The Woman in the Window. I always wondered if I would enjoy Swan song but after your review, I am going to give it a whirl !!!!
I have read 1984 so many times. Unrelated, I love your channels!!
The Humans is one of my favorite books of all time!!
Holy shit! You read so much this month! Love your honest reviews
The Humans is one of my favourite books ever! it doesn’t get talked about enough. also you’ve convinced me to give both of the Evelyn books a go, they both sound very interesting!
If I’m able to read 3 books in a month now days I consider it doing great lmao !
I loved The Seven Deaths Of Evelyn Hardcastle! Blasted through it in a day, it’s that good. So glad you loved it too. And 14 books? How? I barely read 2-3 lol, I need to up my game
I love your videos! It always makes me want to immediately pick up a book!
The best book for me this month was actually the audio version of “Wishful Drinking” by Carrie Fisher. It was so good that it actually ended my slump of not loving any books in a while this year. Honorable mention goes to “A Day in the Life of Marlon Bundo” as it was totally worth the hype. Thank you John Oliver!
I read Behind Closed Doors and thought it was so stupid. Yes she had opportunities to get out, and you just always knew what was coming next. At the end of it all I was like “why did I even read that?!”
My favorite read was The Nightingale or Prisoner of Night and Fog
Yay I’m glad you’re out of reading slump. I was in one too but The Lying Game by Ruth Ware helped me through it .
How do you get that many read in a month?! Teach me your ways!!
What’s the best book you’ve read this month?
hey emily! just wanted to say how i love your videos and your taste in books! i find it hard to find booktubers that have similar taste as mine and it was such a relief when i found your channel! i’m always looking forward for ur videos!!! xoxo!!
Anyone who compares war cross to ready player one…. no please no. Ready player one is excellent… war cross was meh.
I really want to get The Seven Deaths of Evelyn Hardcastle but it’s so expensive! I’ll probably buy it anyway though after hearing you rave about it!
I loved The Humans! it’s like you said, it’s funny and then it starts to be very deep and i caught myself laughing and at the same time thinking “okay, but this is a serious topic, how is he doing it” and i didn’t want to get to the end cause i loved the main character so i didn’t want anything bad happening to him but also didn’t want him to do something bad. Also, i really appreacite your reviews because you point out the sexism and other important topics in books, which i don’t see many booktubers do, whether they like the book or not, so really cool from you! Keep the good work =) **
why do you dislike when authors have racism, sexism, or just general bigotry in books? if it is done poorly and just for shock value then i totally get what you mean. but if done correctly i feel like it makes it feel more real because we’ve all met disgusting people like that at one point in our lives. I don’t mean for this to come across as rude i just think these things are gross and are also apart of culture everywhere on earth. obviously these things are wrong but they are real at the same time and i think its necessary to show stuff like that on occasion
So glad you loved The Humans! I didn’t know a lot about it when I started it, now I’m a big fan of Matt Haig! Not only are his books amazing, he as a person is sweet, wise and very kind! My goal this year is to read every book of his!
Can you tell me where you bought The Seven Deaths of Evelyn Hardcastle?? thanks. I’m so glad you finally got out of the reading slump!
You read so many books this month thats awesome Emily 🙂
Aw sucks that you didn’t like Behind Closed Doors. I personally did not like the writing style. I mean before that I read A Madness So Discreet which was beautifully written imo, so to switch from that to very simple sentences (sorry for my lack of proper writing terms) I didn’t like it. However I liked the story overall. I especially loved the ending. That was my favorite part
you should try reading some works by agatha christie! i completely understand the frustration that comes with finishing a thriller and not feeling satisfied by the ending, and i’ve never felt that way when reading christie’s stuff, her plot twists always throw me off and she’s so clever as an author. obviously her books are less thriller and more mystery, but they’re still so intriguing and really keep you clueless until the end 🙂 you talking about the seven deaths of evelyn hard castle really reminded me of some of christie’s work, and i definitely want to check it out 🙂