Books I read in June 📚 // June wrap up 2021 ✨

My June reading wrap up! All the books I read in June, and my book reviews for them. I have to admit, June 2021 was not my best reading month, and I have a lot of thoughts about these books. But I hope you will enjoy my reading wrap up, and that you will enjoy this video!

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00:00 intro
01:01 I REALLY did not like this book
04:41 a dissapointing ending to a book series I love
08:42 a book I have mixed feelings about
13:12 a historical fiction book
15:23 reading this book for the 4th time
16:51 a non-fiction body positivity book
19:24 thank you for watching!

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[pieter-jandingemans]

Great video!

Again, the Wrap-up are the best (to answer your question in a previous video.) I love to hear your thoughts on books you've read.

[DianeC]

I love how you try so hard to find something good to say about each book even when you dislike it. 700 pages and left hanging, I'd be throwing that book across the room. 😂 I've had those kind of books. Great wrap up.👍📚😘

[Camilla]

I was sorry to hear about Lucinda Riley. Oh I'd feel disappointed myself if the answers I was waiting for weren't given in the "final" book.
Yes, sometimes I feel the same with some of the books - a lot of action kind of happening in there... and on the other hand it's kind of not - bc a story drags, repeats itself and it feels like the characters are kind of fooling around... :D
I read not that many in June - 4 books in total, but the 2 of them I really enjoyed!
Before the Coffee Gets Cold - it's simply written but the ideas within it are thought-provoking and poignant, it touches human emotions in a diverse manner. Really enjoyed! (especially its sequel I recently finished)
and The Doll Factory by Elizabeth Macneal. It's Victorian Historical Fiction - set in London during 1850s time period. An intricate world peopled by living, breathing characters, this story was so good. I thought that maybe, you might like it as well :)

[MikaLeFifouWWE]

I just watched a video of you 4 years ago, waouh. I'm shocked a bit physically but anyway, physic is not the mean thing, it's the love, the passion for anything. 👍

P.S : I saw you were a H-P Fan, you're probably still fan because H-P is 4 life 🔥 if you understand french, I just uploaded my 1st video of the movie today on my YT Channel 👌