MASSIVE BOOK HAUL | 20+ BOOKS

Never bought this many books in one day before!

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00:26 Fantasy books
03:14 Crime books
03:49 Political books
06:12 Novels
08:13 Biographies (sort of)
10:01 Classics
11:15 Short stories & novellas

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[alinaakth]

Sehr inspirierender book haul 😍 fände es toll, wenn du ab und zu mal ein Video drehst, indem du uns einfach die Bücher zeigst, die du in letzter Zeit gelesen hast und vielleicht erzählst, wie du sie so fandest ☺️

[marcel]

After 5 mins I thought wow he bought you a lot of books but then I saw the video continues for 8 mins😂. You really are living the dream of every book lover 😍

[howtopaintaplanet]

Anyone who wants to read books but doesn’t have the money then investing in a kindle can be really good because you are not buying the paper just the story! Loves your videos!!

[medwardsgbs]

Great collection of books. I hope that you will enjoy reading them. You will shortly be able to open your own bookshop... "Elena's Emporium" - coming soon to Stuttgart and Cambridge.

[Danivg]

I’m preparing my debit card because I want to buy all these books. They sound really interesting

[gabrielacanto]

I need to say that I dream about the day you’ll do a tour showing all of your books hahaha 🥺

[veragoncalves]

Love the vídeo!! Please, when you finish reading them, make another vídeo talking about them, which one was your fav… I would really enjoy ☺️ kisses from Portugal 🥰

[Missfrankiecat]

Hamnet is a wonderfully evocative book imagining the creative hinterland of Shakespeare's most famous play, itself a meditation on mortality and family relations. I really hope you enjoy it. In reality, very little is known about Shakespeare's family and his private life but this book does a great job making sense of the fragments and describing late 16th century rural life (in a time of plague too!)

[danielamondschein]

I do Eselsohren as well, don't worry, we are many! :D Carefully researched as always, thanks for posting!

[anantjain]

3 more recommendations:
1) A song of ice and fire series
2) The umbrella academy
3) The witcher

All of these books have been also adapted on the television as great web series but believe me these books are epic!!!

[jiyeonkim]

Wow he's so generous. :) I'm sure you will have lots fun reading those books. Enjoy!

[ljubakabzan]

Hallo Elena, ich finde es toll, dass du auch Fantasy magst!

[kamadoqu]

Hi Elena, I really enjoyed the vid. I have a video idea/suggestion: nail care tips and if you go to a place or do it yourself. Your nails always look so long and your manicure on point 😊

[catherinekovel]

Elena, I recommend Romanov by Nadine Brandes. It’s really good and It has magic and spells in it. For some odd reason, the cover gives me the winter vibe even though the book takes place in the spring and summer of 1918.

[vixikie]

I have only read the first few chapters of the Red Queen book and I liked it immediately.

[someonee]

This video basically is my new book wish list now😅 also, where will u store all these books?

[chelsey]

I read the death of a salesman in my AP English class in high school. It's not a riveting story by any means but it's highly symbolic and there's so much to analyze. I really really enjoyed it for how slow and uneventful the story is the story is. But I also really enjoy analysis and symbolism and thematics and things like that so if that's not your thing it's not your book

[alessiamilillo]

Sternstunden der Menschheit is such a good read!! the stories are very well-paced and each one is more intriguing than the previous one. I absolutely loved it! also it is such a gem for history nerds like me

[musikhamster]

Stefan Zweig is priceless!!! His Schachnovelle is amazing!

As a side note: Edgar Allen Poe and the Uncanny from Sigmund Freud go hand in hand. And if you than consider the gothic genre... the dream of a complit student

[komronilhomov]

From which book would you like to start reading. And can you make a video about this books after you finish them .