February Wrap Up | 2024

I filmed this at the beginning of the month and only now had time to edit it :((( anyway... here's what I read in Feb!

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REVIEW/BUSINESS INQUIRES
-- due to the volume of email requests I get, I do not accept review requests from indie or self-published authors at this time

[Ashtiel]

I'm so glad you liked The Spear Cuts Through Water. I swear it rearranged my brain chemistry; the way it was written made me feel as excited about the craft of writing as the Broken Earth did, which showed me that you don't have to follow the old timey literary rules to make an excellent book(which, my high school writing teachers told me I had to follow the rules or my writing was bad). It is CRIMINAL that it didn't get any awards, ugh

[witchofthewilds.]

omg your sleeping Bulbasaur is adorable 🥹

[AllyEmReads]

To Shape a Dragon's Breath was my FAVORITE book of last year and I'm so glad that someone else has finally read it!!

[greysonkeller]

The Spear Cuts Through Water was so cool and while I didnt love all of it, it was an amazing read

[KristinKravesBooks]

I definitely need to prioritize To Shape a Dragon's Breath. I love that it has an element of coziness to it!

[the_eerie_faerie_tales]

omg The Spear Cuts Through Water is so freakin good!!

[AgricultureSpecialists]

Yay I'm so glad you posted. I really like the way you talk about books and always enjoy your wrap-ups. I really want to read The Spear Cuts through Water, it sounds totally up my alley. Also I've never read an Ali Hazelwood book but I do find it pretty amusing that she's singlehandedly teaching everyone on booktube what knotting is 😂

[MariaMightReadThat]

So many on here that I really want to read! So Let Them Burn sounds amazing and I hear such high praise for Spear. The Unbroken is high up on my TBR too.

[bookishbecca]

The way you talked about So Let Them Burn and To Shape a Dragon’s Breath made me immediately put them in my TBR, in spite of the fact that I don’t really read a whole lot of YA anymore. I’ve owned The Unbroken ever since it came out but I still haven’t picked it up. Your high opinion of it has me thinking I should probably rectify that soon, though.

[asdfghjklasdfghjkl]

Omfg I'm just so freaking happy that you're even talking about The Spear Cuts Through Water, like, how on earth was it not nominated for anything and it got like no hype at all 🙄😭😭

And omg you also have a hardback copy!!! I also have one and I feel very lucky cause I think they're only selling it in paperback now 👀

[ChantalsShelfLife]

I really need to get on To Shape a Dragon's Breath - it's been calling me from my TBR for a couple months now and it sounds SO GOOD.

[louisesawyer]

You should definitely read The Vanished Birds by Simon Jimenez!! It’s his amazing prose in a sci-if setting. So unique and I think you’d really enjoy :)

[leahharlann]

I will cackle endlessly if Ali Hazelwood fan girlies start looking for omegaverse stories after reading Bride 😂they will NOT be ready for the mpreg

[_reveux]

tbh this is the first time a review has made me actually interested in the unbroken. so thanks for that, maybe i’ll actually pick it up! i love a complicated sapphic story.

i also Need to read the spear cuts through water but i’m waiting for the paperback to be released 😭

veeery much eyeing the other dragon book as well. thanks for sharing sam! hope you’re well!

[MusingsofaCat]

Have you read Open Deeply? I found that one to be great as well 😊

[paperbacksgalore]

hi, I just found your channel and subscribed!! I'm so intrigued by To Shape a Dragon's Breath

[mariadamore]

In the realm of Polywise, I really liked Designer Relationships by Mark A. Michaels and Patricia Johnson.

[colegreenofficial]

Well I never heard of omegaverse before this video. Last month I stumbled upon Why Choose trope. I started reading Beasts of the Briar series and Im totally hooked. It's good for what it is. Fitting the actual relationships into the story is a little cheesy for me. BUT I'm still going to finish the series. I just haven't read spicy, kinda cheesy romances in a while. I do like the storylines though.

[nadiareads]

your glasses are so cool. Just saying!