Massive Book Unhaul & Shopping for Used Books Vlog 📚💸

another book that I'm getting rid of for the exact same reason is an unquiet Mind by K Redfield Jameson

I love the story naturally I think the metaphors in it were great but I know I'm never going to reread it again

I loved this story it's a great one if you haven't read it

I've read the actual book that the manga's based on 500 page book and I read it in like 2 days because it was such a binge read for me

Charles Burns wrote black Hall which is one of my all-time favorite graphic novels and novels basically I love viruses I love anything to do with that style of horror

just didn't make sense to me I couldn't wrap my mind around what was the point of the actual story

Brave New World because I love that book and that is the one red spine I can forgive

I did really enjoy it when I read it at the time but I will say it didn't age particularly well because there's some use of language that would be considered kind of problematic or just tasteful by today's standards

I feel like At first I was so put off by that and then eventually I kind of got into it and I feel like this is the first book that really kind of got me into that style of writing

this is the first Philip K dick novel I ever read I absolutely loved it's the book that Blade Runners based on and yes I prefer the book to the film even though the film was fantastic as well

for the exact same reason I'm going to be saying goodbye to Dracula by Bram Stoker I am plan planning to upgrade into the penguin English Library Edition for this as well

I wasn't a huge fan of this at the time that I read it

I loved this book at the time that I read it's one of the few books that has ever made me get choked up while reading because I found it so moving

another one of my all-time favorite books and because of that reason I actually recently upgraded to the penguin Classics deluxe edition

I love this book it's one of my all-time favorites when I read it at the time I gave it five stars I believe it's a book that everyone should read once in their lifetime

whenever I see this book sitting on my shelf whenever I see this spine which again is really sunf faded as well for some reason this just reminds me of when I was in a really bad head space

I thought the story was a bit dull I thought it was annoying how the whole tracking the witch on the app was never actually explained it really didn't deliver on what I expect from like a witchy paranormal tale

I just felt like she wasn't putting a whole heap of Personality into it was very kind of matter of factly written and I just was n necessarily impressed by the writing style

this was really enjoyable it wasn't at all like you know over the-top or graphic or anything like that it was really kind of written in a romanticized sort of way

the violence in this just felt very hamfisted and it felt like it was only there for shock value and it also was it just didn't feel suited for the particular characters

it wasn't my favorite it felt kind of devoid of Truman capote's like notorious personality and stuff and it felt like it was like he was trying to be very serious

I really loved the grittiness of the story but I know I'm never going to read it again

I picked up last look and did really enjoy it at the time there's some really cool gross artwork within it

I feel like I'm never going to need to go back to it for any reason but it was a really good biography

it's a sequel to his first novel less than zero which I was a really big fan of

I really didn't like this book when I read it

I loved this book and I still love this book and I still recommend this to anyone who hasn't read it yet because I know a lot of the covers make it look like it's a romance but it's really not and I loved it I thought it was great

there is some beautiful imagery in it but I couldn't suspend my disbelief when it came to events that were especially towards the end of the book I just thought it was a bit ridiculous and over the top

this is a book that I really enjoyed when I read it probably about like 10 or 11 years ago now I read it during the summer holidays and I stayed up all night trying to finish it because I was so invested in the story and wanted to find out what the hell was happening with these weirdo neighbors

I don't really enjoy the stories that Juni Etho writes focusing on beauty standards and stuff like that and again I just didn't find the story particularly memorable

it was just disgusting to me it was just so like overthe top and just horrific that I was like I really don't want to keep reading this

I feel like the middle part of the book just didn't really do anything for me and then finally getting to the end of the book it just left me wanting more and I just felt unsatisfied it just didn't go where I was hoping it would go

I'm not getting rid of this because I didn't like it in fact I love the Lord of the Rings series it's very dear to my heart

I just found it a little bit too tropy I didn't like that it wasn't from the perspective of either character it was actually like an onlooker

this is an author that I've only read one of his books previously which was the ritual which I really enjoyed

there is a mix of like Cosmic Horror in this and I just was kind of disappointed by it

I was really happy with myself once I got through it because it is a notoriously difficult book to read just based on the fact that the character's dialogue is written in a Scottish accent

I read this a couple of years ago and my overall feeling after finishing it was that was incredibly overhyped it also left me again wanting a bit more because I was under the expectation that this was going to be dipping into the occult and it really wasn't