Book Unhaul!

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[SF]

Welcome to "Watching people's unhauls to add things to my TBR" episode 34 😂

[christine]

If you live in a smaller area, the highschool/middle school may take donations for their libraries.

[ordowaid.]

You could add in your description, right after your PO box address that you don't accept unsolicited books by publishers.

[Yveld]

Library donation feels great. I live in a small town and all of my unhaul books go straight there. Many people will get to enjoy them that way.

[amonicareads]

The Fault in Our Stars had "OK" to express love.
Merph has "OK" as a way to say hi to us 😍🤓

[nevareads]

Oh, give Spin the Dawn a chance! Saying that it's a Mulan retelling is a disservice to the story...that section ends quickly and you move onto an epic quest for mythological materials!

[jenb]

I feel like you should try the Mulan retelling since that one gave you a bit of pause. That's so many books to give away!

[bookbabble]

Thats super interested that there was so many people didn't love The Woman In Cabin 10....i had totally loved that book. But to each their own! Always nice to clear out some shelf space!

[egg]

Oh, it's nice that you can give your books to the library. Where I live, they are really strict for some reason, and don't allow people to just give them books and if they do, it has to be one of the specific versions they have in their system already :/

[pinkelephant]

Another good place to donate books is at a hospital (if they accept book donations). I volunteer at my local hospital and they are always happy to accept book or magazine donations to give out to patients.

[kendall]

You are honestly SO GORGEOUS and have such a fun personality! I really enjoy you and your content ❤️

[cakt]

European Travel for the Monstrous Gentlewoman?! I love that book! The first book, The Strange Case of the Alchemist’s Daughter, is fun too! It’s a great homage to Victorian Gothic classics!

[carolines]

I also didn't enjoy the 4th and 5th book of vampire academy but the last book really saved it for me

[Katied]

“Found book outlet... sigh” me 2 days and $60 order ago hahah

[alexandrac]

the first book in that european travel guide thing is the strange case of the alchemists daughter and is an all female retelling of jekyll and hyde as well as a lot of other classics. Is it fantastic? no but its very entertaining and well written if you want to check it out

[belleah]

Everyone loves the Warrior Heir, but I think most people read it as a kid (at least I did), I think it ages really well for many who read it as a kid because it doesn’t have any particularly cheesy tropes. I finished the series as an adult, but I’m pretty sure it won’t be as entertaining without nostalgia if you don’t fit the age range as far as actually getting invested into a new series goes

[justcosmika]

I love my VA series it was like the second series I ever read after getting into reading so even if I am not the target audience anymore I duno if I will ever give them away.

[astellus]

Honestly, I would have unhauled everything in that pile too. Woo-hoo for more room on the bookshelves!!!

[smolmipha]

If you want a real dark, heavy siren book I might recommend the Lost Voices trilogy by Sarah Porter


It still has my favorite mermaid lore (of the more "human" sort, so not including Into The Drowning Deep), it's about teen girls who transform into mermaids because of trauma. So it's super, super dark and honestly upsetting at some points, but really good. And ofc part of being a mermaid is they use their voices to sink ships.


I have some problems with the books, like the main love subplot is god awful, but it's still one of my favorite mermaid/siren series I've found. And the first couple of books are set in Alaska where I grew up, which is a plus for me.

[willprotector]

The Warrior Heir is the doorway to a pretty good YA series. I just finished the Dragon Heir and will soon start the Enchanter Heir.