10 BOOKS you need to read before you die.

Perfect timing-I just picked up The Anthropologists this weekend. Love your book-centered videos.Thanks for the recommendations!

I'll add What A Time To Be Alive to my list :)

Thanks Jenny Mustard!

Thank you so much for putting the work into these videos, I watch them whenever a new one comes out! ❤

Thank you so much Jenny!
I needed some new recommendations for my London vacation :D

Borrowed Okay Days from my library last week and devoured in a couple of days, definitely a summer read ☀️

I also was mesmerized by Strange weather in Tokyo... I just finished "Things That Make One's Heart Beat Faster " by Mia Kankimäki. In search of Sei Shonagon, a Japanese writer and lady-in-waiting who wrote about her life in the court of Heian era Japan. 
Are you familiair with Persephone Books, a bookshop and editor located in Bath? They reprint neglected fiction and non-fiction, mostly by women writers and mostly dating from the mid-twentieth century.

I love your book recommendations, please more videos like this

I'm sold on Katherine Mansfield, thank you!

Ooooh I love those recommendations! I can’t wait for The Anthropologist to be published, eagerly waiting for my copy! And I’ve just bought Strange Weather in Tokyo, you totally convinced me (I was not convinced before as I think that the man is much older than the woman but we’ll see what happens!). Please make more books related videos 🥺❤️

I recommend you Scaffolding! I’m pretty sure that you will adore it. Especially if you want that Parisian atmosphere. It was sharp, sexy and gorgeous!

1-call me by your name
2- the book of summer - Tove jansson
3 - the beautiful summer - Cesare Pavese
4 - americanah - Chimamanda
5 - Bonjour tristesse
6 - all Natalia Ginzburg’s novellas
7 - this light coming from the sea - Hiromi Kawakami
8 - How I killed my family - Bella Mackie

Thanks for your book videos!💛

Best summer book for me: call me by your name, and the mythology books from madeline miller 🌞

Yaaaaasss thank yooou

Thank you.

Thank you!

Lola in the Mirror.. Trent Dalton