books i read for Asianreadathon + May wrap-up

Hi friends! 🤓 Welcome back to myyounaverse ;) of books! Today's video is a wrap-up of the books I read for Asianreadathon which ended up just being the same as the books I read in May! I also quickly show off other Asian books that I wasn't able to get to this month, but I hope to get to soon. I hope everyone had a good Asian American Pacific Islander/Asian Heritage Month (even though we're well into June now 😅). Enjoy!

📖 The books I bought for Asianreadathon:

🔹Beasts of a Little Land by Juhea Kim
🔹Kaikeyi by Vaishnavi Patel
🔹When You Trap A Tiger by Tae Keller
🔹A Hero of Our Time by Naben Ruthnum
🔹The Girl Who Fell Beneath the Sea by Axie Oh (forgot to mention this one!)

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Hi, my name is Youna and I'm a Korean Canadian 🇨🇦🇰🇷 from Vancouver who loves to read! I particularly love fantasy and fantasy romance books - but I'll dabble in other genres too. I decided to create a booktube channel because I have no one to talk to about books 🥲. I also want to help diversify booktube by recommending books from diverse authors and cultures! I'd love to make bookish friends on here to chat with about all things books and reading! 🤗

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[geenalee]

I love love crying in hmart!!! Such a special book. So glad you read and enjoyed it ❤️

[AliDoisRead]

Glad you liked these and can’t wait to hear what you think about the other books!

[badreader__]

My copy of Kaikeyi just arrived, and I'm so excited to start it! You also got me so hyped for Iron Widow!

[kahliskawaiicorner]

I agree that the kiss quiotent plot kinda got weaker as it went along. Very good wrapup!! Always love your videos 😁🥰

[themidnightreader]

You've inspired me, Iron widow is officially getting read this summer. Kiss quotient was pretty good, I think I enjoyed Helen Hoang's second one the best "the bride test". You still got a lot of books read for a busy month and so many good ones to look forward to! So many people I know keep recommending Pachinko, I feel like I'm saving it. I want to be really in the mood for it when I finally go after it! For Asian Readathon I read Kim Jiyoung, Born 1982 by Cho Nam-Joo - which was both excellent and so weird. Great video!