Let's Talk Books - Mammoth March Stack

Hey Y'all!! I hope March 2024 is treating you all super well!! I've not been reading so much lately due to so much work on my plate, however I can't forget about my Book Community!! I've seen some cool videos about Mammoth March Stacks and I figured let me jump on the this one as well!!

Let me know of any BIG BACK BOOKS (lol) that you all recommend and maybe I'll get through one or two this year!! Happy March and Thanks for rocking with me!!

[spartaguswoodall]

Big Back Books! Count of Monte Cristo is definitely worth your time. I added Love Songs to my TBR.

[ritawilbur]

For real, though - Count of Monte Cristo is SO MUCH FUN! My sisters and I all read it last year, and we all loved it. We read the whole thing in five weeks. Couldn't put it down, even though it's so big and heavy!

[plantsugar]

I tend to consume 600+ page books via audiobook--my hands and wrists get so tired of holding up those bricks 😅 plus it makes me feel like I'm getting my moneys worth out of my subscription when the audio is 20+ hours

[TheeStrawberryLee]

I’m here and now SUBSCRIBED cause of our cousin “Lit Vibes With Five” lol. YESSS for the mammoth books… I have a few on my list this year and I ain’t gon lie, I’m scared! 💚💚💚

[rnarie]

i've never heard of mammoth march but it is really cool that there is this allotted time to spotlight large books! also pls keep up with the nail updates they make my day lol

[lilmissbookworm]

Love the nails. Perfect for Spring, St. Patrick's Day, and Easter. 😉

I've had Roots and Anna Karenina on my shelf for years. I always start it but put it down for something lighter. One day I'll actually read them.

[DebbieDoesBooks]

Your nails are beautiful! I loved the Count of Monte Cristo. Now I last read it when I was in high school but I loved it then too...and that was a good 20 years ago. But thank you for reminding me that I don't have a copy lol. Side note...the movie is good too!

[cathyg.]

I have had The Love Songs of W.E.B. DuBois for several months and have heard nothing but great things about it. I really want to read it too but have been putting it off because it’s a big one. You have inspired me to read it and I will start it this month 😊 Love the nails! Always love seeing your videos! Happy Reading 🩷

[bedwards]

Your nails….cool per usual! Monte Cristo…excellent book! Love Songs…EXCELLENT book!! Divine Days is on my list and I’m excited about it!! Great video and book choices like always 😊😉💜

[jeananthis]

Love the nails! lol I need the rings too 😊

[MIDDLEoftheBookMARCH]

Damn fabulous nails! Count of MC is fantastic! One of my all time favorites. I’m planning on reading The Iliad later this year. 😊

[TangibleReads]

You're nails are awesome. Giving a girl ideas. I forgot how huge Count and The Illiad are. You know there is a black graphic of Count.

[krisstinarose]

this stack is making me want to finally tackle The Team of Rivals. It's overwhelmingly *Sweating*

[mrskgmo]

I have The Love Songs of WEB Dubois on my shelf and it looks intimidating, but I might give it a gander this month. 😅

[ChantalsShelfLife]

The Count of Monte Cristo is such a banger. Despite its intimidating length, it’s quite a page turner! It’s got adventure, revenge, romance, hidden identities - awesome stuff.

And I love your nails! I think that’s a gorgeous color.

[tealorturquoise]

I always look forward to seeing booktubers March of the Mammoth reads. Love your list especially Divine Days. Hope to read that some day.

[notgina]

At times, i can't even pick what edition to get when it comes to classics like the illad. Theres so many. I am going to buy the Odyssey in barns and noble leather-bound editions because they are really pretty

[mygirlz]

Mammoth March is for kindles and audio. But I think I would read W.E.B or Divine Days. Glad to see you as always !

[ElegantMechanic_]

Not one for chunky books myself these days because my attention span isn't great and I get easily demoralised when I feel I'm making no progress. Longest in recent memory was IT (not a fan of Stephen King but felt like it was a rite of passage as a reader). That 1000 and something pages took me literally 19 months to wade through because I did not enjoy it but refused to be defeated. So now it's shorter things I can get through or feel less bad about DNF-ing. No Mammoth March for me, Mini March is more like it 🤓

[DJMadsMom]

There are new translations of The Iliad and The Odyssey by Emily Wilson that are done in prose and supposed to be easier to read. I haven't gotten to them yet but heard lots of praise about them. I know you just got that amazing deal at Barnes and Noble but I'll bet they have Emily Wilson's translations at your library.

There are also a ton of mythology re-tellings from the female point of view. Let me know if that interests you and I'll give you a list.

Loving your videos! Keep it up!