A Booktuber Meet-up and a Book Haul

In which I talk about some newly acquired books . . .

Music: Fresh Fallen Snow, Chris Haugen, Youtube Audio Library

*Booktubers at the meet-up*

@adayofsmallthings
@AbiofPellinor
@ameliabarlowbooks
@anges_book_chatter
@benreadsgood
@BobTheBookerer
@ChaoticBibliophile
@CharlesHeathcote
@CharlieBrookReads
@christinacampbellbooks
@Claire_Fenby
@CoynieReads
@GemofBooks
@jenniferlovesbooks
@PageTurnersWithKatja
@ReadingNymph
@royreadsanything
@scallydandlingaboutthebooks
@spreadbookjoy
@tillysshelf

*Books Mentioned*

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_The Trouble with Mrs Montgomery Hurst_

_The Secrets of Hartwood Hall_

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[anges_book_chatter]

Thank you for organising. It’s great book shopping with everyone and finding bookish treasure.

[jenniferlovesbooks]

Thank you again for organising the meet up! Those folio editions are lovely, there is nothing more satisfying than finding something you want second hand 😊

[CharlieBrookReads]

Thank you for organising the meet up as always. Just the loveliest time ❤You got some great books📚

[sketchesbyboze]

We were in America's largest bookstore last week and I stumbled on a truly gorgeous Folio edition of Pickwick Papers, satisfyingly hefty and abundantly illustrated, the words "Poverty & oysters always seem to go together" inscribed in silver on the front cover. We already have five or six copies of Pickwick but I was sorely tempted to get it.

[BookishAdventuresInWellbeing]

Looks like you all had a brilliant time! I’m keen to read a gentleman in Moscow after watching and enjoying the to adaptation. Happy reading Katie!

[jf]

Nice to see all you BookTubers together! Looks like a very fun day. Thanks for the podcast recommendation too!

[PageTurnersWithKatja]

Love the Japanese picks, I've read one 👍.
Then the child of sorrow is one I'm picking up now, thanks! After lovng noli me tangere the next classic from the Philippines I have on my radar is Luha ng Buwaya (Crocodile's Tears) by a compatriot of Rizal's. The Open Door edition is so pretty too. Fab haul.

[royreadsanything]

Wow, those Trollope Folio Society books are lovely - the map is fab 3📍

[JohnSaxon-vwvi]

Nice to see some amazing and wonderful bookshops love them all ❤❤

[AbiofPellinor]

It was such a fun day and it was so lovely to meet up with you all, thank you again for organising it!!!

[badfaithu]

Managing and Other Lies by Willow Heath is on my TBR list.
Glad you enjoyed the YouTuber meet up in York.

[ReadingNymph]

Thank you again for all the hard work you put into these booktube meet ups! It was a wonderful day

[spreadbookjoy]

I also managed to pick up a copy of The Warden that day which I’m so pleased about because I’ve wanted to read some Anthony Trollope for the longest time. Such a wonderful day - thank you again for organising it! And thanks for the podcast recommendation!

[ameliabarlowbooks]

thank you for organising such a lovely day, and for the podcast rec too!

[launchedathousand]

That looks like it was a fun day! Sad to hear that the Ghost short story collection was disappointing.

[kirstyhatton]

What a lovely meetup. Looking for secondhand books is always fun. And what l need this week!

[novellenovels]

Loved seeing the vlog and you got some gorgeous books😊

[clarepotter]

Amor Towles, all of his books are brilliant. There's an evocative Christmas present scene in 'A Gentleman in Moscow' which I need to re-read nearer the season.

[gingerladd]

I am so jealous of that Margaret Oliphant book also I must read some Japanese literature, I've read a bit of Manga recently and enjoyed that, so I must branch out. As far as horror books go I read IT recently, I wish I had read it when I was a teenager, because I would have been terrified by it then, but it just doesn't hit the same way as an adult. If you want a spooky recommendation 'The Loney' by Andrew Michael Hurley is good. My boyfriend who doesn't even usually read books recommended it to me, its a good spooky autumnal classic.

[barbarahelgaker]

I went online to see if I could find the Open Door as it was fairly recent and there it was - in a shop here in Norway - so I ordered it - should arrive within the week!! Thanks.