my entire classics collection | in depth bookshelf tour 📖✨

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[cookiejar.mp]

The emoji stickers and memes inside the books is actually too iconic this is what literature is all about

[subtlefire]

It's so great to see people get into classic literature. Not because of any snobbish reasons, but because it's awsome when people discover genuine joy and love in something that is seen as intimidating. There often still is such a bs elitist mindset when it comes to classics that makes people believe that they're "not smart enough" for them or that classics are all simply boring and pretentious, and it keeps so many people from stories they might enjoy. I always love it when people take the jump and end up loving what they're reading. ❤
I love your collection, may it continue growing! ☺

[ART-zu-fr]

I’ve been desperately searching for a classics-only bookshelf tour for AGES !!!
Everyone’s always pushing fantasy (or romantasy? Idk whatever booktok/ book tube is fangirling over) or murder mysteries, and I’m just a lonely little classics girlie out here.
I cannot believe I FINALLY found this video. It’s everything I’ve been needing. Thank you for this masterpiece ! Going to play this while I clean up my bookshelf for the next hour 😎😎😎

[zareendipity]

the annotation tabs on display is literally a DREAM of mine. To imagine how much time you’ve spent on them 😭💗

[aeonism]

the amount of classics i gave a chance bc of your vids is life-changing 💗 you'll always be an iconnnn bella !!

[saf.]

Did you know that I never would have read such an intimidating book but you loved count of monte cristo so much I picked it up and loved it so much Im rereading it again. Thank you so much for spreading the beauty of books with me 🫶

[paperbackenthusiast]

12:11 “when have i ever had so little to say?” LMAO i adore youuuu

[annies.archives]

its my DREAM to have a classics collection like this someday 😭💗

[Eman-rbhc]

And hour and 10 mins video??? Thank you queen for saving my mental health yet another week 💞

[Julietdw]

this video is basically Bella admiring her own tabs and annotations for an hour and ten minutes LMAO seriously tho i wanted to thank you for communicating your love for classics to us, i started my own journey this year with the picture of dorian grey and it's all thanks to you <33 i'm still definitely intimidated and in the phase where i think i'm too dumb for them (i feel like this is even more true when english is not your first language) but i'm trying to overcome this feeling by dipping my toes into the genre little by little 🫡✨

[miapackard]

I could be wrong… but I think she read war and peace

[gnosis]

These books are loved and brought you into a whole new world that you can enter again and again. What treasure you have.

[ADITI-vohw]

Girl if you liked letters to meliana, you should definitely read letters to father, it’s so intimate and heartbreaking

[VelliMak]

You have such a fun way of engaging with a book. You also seem very proud of the tabs and marks that you have left on the books (almost like they are the more important thing to show off), but that kinda makes sense since the books must be a much deeper experience for you because of this and that might be your real point.

You seem like a lovely person! Nice collection!

[bluetheon]

I would love to watch an in depth manga tour also! ❤

[KMort]

I would never write in my books but I do like seeing how it looks when people do it so this is perfect for me😂

[ToryNossova]

I am so happy you enjoyed the Count of Monte Cristo! Every time you mention it in your videos my heart does a happy dance. Dumas is my one of my favourite authors, his book The Three Musketeers shaped me as a person. If you enjoy epic tales of friendship, found families, intrigues and adventures I would 100% recommend it. Also, it is kind of a series (after the Three musketeers, there is 20 years later and after that one there is 10 years later also called the Vicomte of Bragelonne), but each book concludes the story it is telling and the continuations are really a way to spend more time with the characters.

[kalpanamishra]

Girl i can't stress enough.. Whenever I am need of something soothing to watch you post... ❤❤❤ Hope you are happy and feeling good!!

[jacobsrest]

Literally started The Count of Monte Cristo after your review! 400 pages in and I love every aspect of Dumas' writing.

[janefan]

"Atmospheric" is the perfect way to describe Rebecca. It took me a bit to get into it, but once they got to Manderly, it really pulled me in. It felt very Gothic, and I loved that oppressive, creepy mystery feel of it.