In Memory

Jennifer Brooks
December 10, 1992-January 3, 2024

[BookLover]

One year has passed since you left us, dear Jennifer. Thinking of you and missing you 🤍

[Movingthebookmark]

Still think about Jennifer all the time. She was brilliant. Will always revisit her channel.

[asher_oak]

Just popping in here to say that 7 months later, I’m still thinking of Jennifer and being inspired by her book recommendations and her sassy, articulate confidence. Hope she’s reading all of the things in a cozy spot in heaven.

[Praire]

I miss Jennifer and her videos so very much. I just wanted to stop by and say that, and also to say hi to Pam and hoping you are doing ok.

[SarahAsYouWish]

It is coming up on a year after the loss of Jennifer, and I still think about her and watch her videos regularly. If memory serves, her birthday was in December, and combine that with the holidays, and I have no doubt this is a very difficult time for Jenny’s loved ones. You are in my prayers. She is still very much missed by those of us who loved her videos, and we only feel a fraction of your loss. May you be blessed with warm memories of her this season.

[somebenfen]

Jennifer was everything I love about the booktube community. Smart, engaging, passionate, fiercely intelligent and overall she exuded positivity and a real sense of friendship with her viewers. I'm so so sorry for your loss.

[katiejlumsden]

I'm so shocked and saddened by this news. I've been watching Jennifer's channel since she started it in 2019, and she's always been one of my favourite Booktubers. She has been such a valuable part of the Booktube community, and her insights and her passion will be hugely missed by us all.

[AcidicGumdrops]

I am so incredibly sorry for your loss. I just found this channel today and i look forward to watching more of her videos, but it is heartbreaking to know that she is gone so soon. I wish nothing but the best for her family.

[tom]

I can’t remember the last time I was this shocked. Jennifer was my favourite booktuber and always gave confident, intelligent commentary on the books she read. She always inspired me to read when I felt down or was going through a reading slump. I’m going to miss her videos so much and my heart goes out to her loved ones 💔

[escriboenloslibros]

I’ve been thinking about Jennifer a lot lately… Can’t believe it’s been a year. Sending hugs to her family.

[lits]

Missing you Jenny. I learned so much. Thank you.

[marianapgar]

I am devastated to learn that my favorite YouTuber has left us. I am 68 years old and Jennifer had a profound impact on my life. I was a reader of the classics earlier in my life but had stopped doing a lot of reading subsequently. Because of Jennifer's enthusiasm, intelligence, and passionate interest in and zest for life, I read eight classic novels last year, some of which she had recommended. I felt better just knowing that there were still people left in the world who appreciated these works of art the way that I did. I felt hope for the future after having listened to her. I am so glad that you got to go on that last trip to Rome with her; I loved those videos so much. She will remain in my heart and in my mind, and I will continue to read the classics largely due to her influence and memory. May she rest in peace. Love and hugs to you. My heart hurts with this horrendous loss.

[MidlifeByKirstin]

Remembering Jennifer on her birthday. I´m with the 10K subscribers that miss her so much. What a gift that we can still see her in her videos. My prayers are with Pam and Jenny´s family. May the Lord give you peace in these hard times.

[Praire]

I will never stop coming here to say how much I miss Jennifer and telling her mom Pam that I hope she is doing ok. Much love and hugs to you Pam. ❤️

[ERMerm]

She definitely touched my life. It is incomprehensible that such a lovely, talented, charismatic, learned person could have been taken from us in the prime of her life. As she said about Dickens, "I believed everything s/he said even though I knew it wasn't all true. I am truly heartbroken. From Syracuse, New York, I offer her mother, Pam, and her family and friends, my sincerest condolences, as well as thanks for all she contributed to my literary life.

[mtnshelby]

"I'm at the bookstore across from where Julias Caesar was assassinated..." Today I'm remembering Jennifer's wonderful, quirky, compelling sense of humor. It's amazing how someone you never met felt like the friend you always wanted. We all miss her. ❤❤❤❤

[thedarkestfateful]

I was looking for more historical fiction recommendations and I just discovered her videos. I went to her channel to look for more and subscribe but I noticed this video and I am so very shocked and saddened to see that she passed. My condolences to her family and friends. What an absolute tragedy. I liked her video recommendations so I will definitely subscribe and watch her earlier work.

[llukelara]

I started watching Jennifer in 2020 at the beginning of the pandemic. I regret that I was never able to tell her just how much she changed my life. She truly opened my eyes to so many books, and most of the books I read are due to her. It has been almost a year since her death and I miss her more and more everyday. I hate that it has taken me so long to write my condolences, but Pam, if you are still reading these comments, just know that Jennifer had an impact on every single person that watched her videos.

[BrookeReadsBooks]

10K I’m so glad more people have made it here to learn from your wisdom & enjoy your quick, sassy and beloved banter. We love and miss you! 🕊️

[abcdefpavel]

I am speachless.. I was wondering for a long time, why wouldn't the algorithm suggest me new videos of Jennifer.. But today after rewatching some old videos of hers I came across this message and I feel like the floor had been dropped from under my feet. I have thousand questions spinning in my head, like how? why? is there a mistake? is it a prank? anything to try and somehow explain the void that this information creates. It is odd to feel this way concerning a person that you have never met in your life. But this person filled a considerable amount of my time with fascinating moments and the thought of not being able to have more of these in the future pains me and makes me sad. How horrible it is to loose a daughter, a friend, a co-worker in the prime of her life? This is so strange, we are almost at the same age... I am thankful for the opportunity to come across Jennifer in the virtual realm and I am sorry for everybody's loss of her. Sending love from Germany :(