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A GIANT RECENT READS #61-80
This is going to be my last recent reads, and I hope you enjoy it! Don't worry, I'm still going to talk about books that I've read and adored recently, but it's going to be in a different format, in 2021. So I hope you look forward to that!

☞ VIDEOS OF MINE THAT I MENTIONED
Dark Academia Reading Vlog

BOOKS MENTIONED IN THIS VIDEO:
* American Royals by Katherine McGee
* Second Chance Summer by Morgan Matson
* Paola Santiago and the River of Tears by Tehlor Kay Mejia
* Tristan Strong Punches a Hole in the Sky by Kwame Mbalia
* Drive Your Plow Over the Bones of the Dead by Olga Tokarczuk
* Sex and Vanity by Kevin Kwan
* The Answer Is... by Alex Trebek
* City of Brass by S.A. Chakraborty
• Little Women Screenplay by Greta Gerwig
* The Truants by Kate Weinberg
* Catherine House by Elisabeth Thomas
* Vita Nostra by Marina and Sergey Dyachenko
* Truly Devious by Maureen Johnson
* The Girls in the Picture by Melanie Benjamin
* The R*pe of Nanking by Iris Chang
* Park Avenue Summer by Renee Rosen
* Between the World and Me by Ta-Nehesi Coates
* Burial Rites by Hannah Kent
* The Voting Booth by Brandy Colbert
* Inception Screenplay by Christopher Nolan

BOOKTUBERS MENTIONED
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[maureenkeavy]

“The next thing I read because I love pain” relatable

[deadx]

I just noticed that your voice in winter gives me that warm atmosphere

[warishakhan]

You deserve way more subscribers. I’ve seen fewer people on YouTube make such good quality book content! Keep up the good work 🤍

[rayannelouize]

Ooh 20min of Olivia's content!! I just finished "A long way to a small angry planet" and I don't know what to do with my like rn haha I'm thinking of reading "before the coffee gets cold" but i have to get over this book hangover I'm in first!

[BooksWaffles]

Burial Rites is such a quiet, unsettling novel. It's been maybe 4 years since I've read it but I still remember how unsettled I was while reading it.

[melissamybubbles]

My. That is an emotionally heavy list. If you need any light, but still educational reads after this, Sarah Vowel is both a comedian and history buff who seems (to me, another history buff) to do pretty good research and who peppers her history books with sarcastic humour and the opinions of friends and other people she encounters during her research adventures. Her audiobooks (or at least the Lafayette one I just finished) are read by a combination of herself, and a cast of other readers playing different characters.

[bluejayjas]

The Daevabad Trilogy is one I'm so excited to get to... when I get to it lol

[twirlingpages]

i really want to read the rape of nanking but idk if i’m emotionally ready 😭😭

[juliaisagoodwitch]

I quite enjoyed the 2019 version of Little Women so I’ll definitely have to check out the screenplay.

[victoria]

Okay you are really making me want to read a screenplay! i loved little women but i dont know if that should be the first one I read

[AbiofPellinor]

Drive your plow over the dead sounds really interesting and it's such a pity that it wasn't a hit. I definitely need to try out Rick Riordan's books as well as his "presents" line because they all sound amazing! City of Brass is another one that I want to try out. You really didn't have the most amazing reading time with this selection of books! The rape of Nanking is one that I think I need to read, to educate myself
Jeez this comment was long, sorry haha

[chifuyu]

My favorite Youtuber 😞💛💛
Hope I can read as many books as u read 😿💛💛

[JayGTheAwkwardBookworm]

I’ve had city of brass on my TBR forever 🥴

[yayan]

most gorgeous girl on booktube i swear

[i.]

I love stream of consciousness, but I genuinely didn’t enjoy drive your plow over the dead... I had the same sensation that the book had way to many scenes that didn’t have any purpose and even that those scenes intention was to mislead the reader over who the murderer was, that the woman was misleading not only the police but me as well, and honestly... I didn’t like that feeling at all. Also, there was so much about astrology that was really meaningless, the book annoyed me immensely... and I don’t think it was because of the stream of consciousness, as I generally love books with that style!

[sarahsperusals]

i totally agree with american royals. then i read the second book and realized how bad they both are hahaha

[arijitsmusic]

When you are hyped about a book haul since days and you end up with a recent reads. hmm.

Not disappointed though. Just wasn't expecting.