My Childhood Home Bookshelf Tour 🌷

Hi guys! As requested, here is a little childhood bookshelf tour! I'm so sad to report that right after filming and editing this, I found a huge box filled with more books (including all the Royal Diaries books, and a few obscure favorites) But I'm still happy with this little book haul so I hope you enjoy too^^ Let me know if you had any of these too!!!

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((I was informed by my mom that the author of horrible histories isn't the greatest guy so yeeeeeaaaaa))

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My Childhood Home Bookshelf Tour 🌷

[caricanread]

Right after I filmed, edited, and uploaded this, I found another giant box of books. I give a mini tour of the box on my insta! Not filmed: my entire royal diaries and thoroughbred collection lol

[keshiachristelle]

let me just say that i think having a librarian as a parent and growing up with books is such an amazing childhood. i am so jealous, congrats to you cari!
♥️♥️♥️

[lauf]

I know this is not book related but I have a small story to tell you. I'm studying in the Netherlands atm and the other day I was eating at a restaurant and one of the waitress kept looking at me. And then by the time I was leaving she approached me and said she had the same necklace (your necklace) and asked me if I liked Ana Luisa. I said I did, but I especially liked this one because you design it and she didn't know who you are. She said she bought it because she really liked the design so I told her you had a video explaining the process and inspiration and she asked me to send it to her because she really wanted to check it out! So thanks to your necklace I had this weird and lovely moment the other day ^^

[laurenmiller]

my second grade teacher had a rocking chair in her classroom, so after lunch + recess, she would turn off all the lights, sit in the rocking chair, and read us stories by lamplight while our class chinchilla, Whiskers, explored the classroom; we'd all lay on the floor and listen while he crawled in between and over us... this is how I remember reading James and the Giant Peach for the first time. definitely one of my most fond memories of school and reading in general 💕

[floppybooks]

Thank you for the bookshelf tour! You actually remember the details of those books. That's amazing! Growing up in library - that's very nice and Matilda-like lol. Books with random bookmarks... Before my best friend passed away last year, she had given me her favourite books. I didn't think about it. Only after her demise a month later, I read the books and I found so many random bookmarks. It ranges from Big Bang photo card, her birthday card from a friend, airplane ticket, ticket to museum, ticket stub from movies, etc. It's amazing. I keep them all. I wish she had annotated her books, write and doodle. That would have been fun.

[kateharder]

Horrible Histories were my whole childhood!! 😍😍😍

[sawmea]

05:01 the absolute shock of finding a salinger book in your childhood bookshelf and then instantly disowning it is sending me 😂😂😂

[muffit]

It's amazing to see your love of reading has carried through to your adult years! I wonder how many people are similar to you, and how many developed a habit or love of reading only as they grew up?
Personally, I was a general reader, perhaps a bit more than others as a child but now I am truly addicted and I love nothing more but to relax with a good book :)

[stephaniesews]

"Full frontal snogging" was my whole early teenage years. My diary of that time reads like that because I was so obsessed with it!

[lauzingari]

I also had a "Horrible histories" (and "Horrible science") collection 😍

[XxrazorxmintxX]

Totally organized my books by height as a child and still do 😅
Tallest on the left.

[rhiannoncownie]

Yes! So many great books. Angus, Thongs etc used to have me laughing out loud all the time.
Horrible Histories is a staple in Britain, every child has read at least one book
I remember being the only person reading Celia Rees books, I loved Witch Child (may read it again this summer)

[amistyday]

The Fairy Rebel was one of my favorite books when I was little. My mouth dropped when I saw it in your collection. I swear I thought I was the only one who has ever read or seen that book. NO ONE ever knows what I'm talking about when I've brought it up. It's a good one. 💕

[julia-mfjd]

oh my GOODNESS Lousie Rennison! I never read the Georgia Nicholson books but I remember loving the books that featured Georgia's cousin Tallulah attending an arts boarding school - I think it was called 'A Midsummer Tight's Dream' ahahahah. Also, I am English and was RAISED on horrible histories, the books, the audiobooks and the TV sketch show which featured some brilliant spoof music videos! Ah, what a nostalgia journey this video has been :0

[alodiah]

omggg, WHAT A notification!!! these are my favourite type of videos but unfortunately it's 1am here already and I have to wake up early, see you soon Cari hih, I truly want to watch this vid with utmost attention and appreciation, glad you arrived safely to the states tho, see you today :)

[superduperfriendship]

I feel like I've waited my whole life for this. take care cari!💗💗

[aidacelicaguilar]

I read the Doomspell when I was a child! All three of them. And you are absolutely right about the vivid descriptions. Cause what I remember the most about the book is this scene where one of the witch's assistants conjures a plate of teapot shaped sausages and chocolate pancakes. That image just stays in my brain forever

[justlou]

I LOVED the library as a kid, I completely credit having an activel local library as the reason I'm still an avid reader (and library user!) as an adult. Ugh, libraries are the best ❤️💕

[nataschasongbird]

This is so wholesome!!❤️ Finding childhood treasures is always so great, especially if they are books! By the way I organized my bookshelf by genre. Like classics, crime, fantasy etc……but I still need more shelves!! 😅

[MrsAprilDarroch]

Oh my god I have been trying to remember the name of The Doomspell book for like 20 years!! Can’t believe I’ve finally found it I ADORED these books as a child