“Reformed Sarah J Maas reader” took me out

EVERYONE SAY THANKYOU HANNAH

reminder to everyone that you can get books from the libraries! that way you can read it first (for free!) without making a commitment in case you don’t like it :) then you can buy it afterwards to reread once you have decided you really like it. libraries are so so important to have in communities and not enough people take advantage of their resources! support your local libraries so they can get more funding and stay open!

!!!! *immediately opens goodreads, libby app, and nook in preparation for this video*

I always need a list to screenshot 🙈 2:20 a book with "avatar the last airbender" vibes - truth witch (Susan Dennard) 4:00 something similar to "six of crows" - the last magician (Lisa Maxwell) 5:30 a book that has creepy Midwest vibes and supernatural elements - starling house (Alix E. Harrow) 6:12 a cozy book to read hile on holiday in the Scottish highlands - a river enchanted (Rebecca Ross) 6:43 blue cover, where there's no happy ending but it's still a happy story - a man called Ove (Frederik Backman) - never let me go (Kazuo Ishiguro) 8:27 obsessive codependent female friendships borderline sapphic - the last tale of the flower bride (Roshani Chokshi) 8:58 a book that isn't talked about a lot with an academia setting and gay kids doing shady shit - these violent delights (Micah Nemerever) 9:40 you found out your friend of three years has liked you the entire time - people we meet on vacation (Emily Henry) 10:15 a book about mommy issues and immigrant families - on earth we're briefly gorgeous (Ocean Vuong) 10:59 Sad girl horror - Juniper & Thorn (Ava Reid) - Woman, eating (Claire Kohda) 12:00 something short & important that you won't soon forget - the metamorphosis (Franz Kafka) - the little Prince (Antoine de Saint-Exupéry) - the ones who walk away from omelas (Ursula K. Le Guin) [short story] 13:24 books for/about corporate girlies in their twenties trying to make it through the day - ripe (Sarah Rose Etter) 14:13 books for reformed sarah j maas readers - an ember in the ashes (Sabaa Tahir) - encyclopeadia of faeries (Emilia Wildes) 17:02 a book that makes me feel like I'm 12 reading the Hunger games for the first time - the parable of the sower (Octavia E. Butler) 18:11 gay vampires‼‼ - a dowry of blood (S.T. Gibson) so many books! hope this helps :)

you saying you read “the ones who walk away from omelas” because of bts spring day mv is SO real because i’m about to read the little prince before txt’s cb 😭

I WAS WAITING FOR SOMEONE TO ASK ABOUT THE HOZIER RECS BUT SHE ASKED US😭😭😭😭

another rec for atla fans - READ THE KYOSHI BOOKS. It’s definitely not the same vibes as atla; its target audience is definitely a little older but they aged it SUCCESSFULLY (unlike a recent adaption). I loved these books, and I think this world expansion was incredible. Definitely satisfied my craving for more stories in this world.

oooo for sad girl horror PLEASE read our wives under the sea!!!! it’s the only book i’ve given five stars this year and no one talks about it😭 it’s sapphic and has body horror and deals with grief and love and ughhh it’s so good i highly recommend!!

Sighs, rolls eyes, opens tbr. "Here we go". Loved the recs Hannah

I CAN’T BELIEVE HANNAH GAVE MY HYPER SPECIFIC BOOK RECOMMENDATION

Recommendation for those who want something similar to ✨️Six of Crows! ✨️ The Lies of Locke Lamora by Scott Lynch. Genre bending fantasy. There are many similarities to Six of Crows. A cool mastermind main character and his squad doing very complicated impossible seeming criminal stuff in a lowkey f*cked up city that has canals, illnesses and gangs. Murder, sarcasm, found family and likable characters. Really amazing book but I feel like it is even more harsh and intense with your feelings than Six of Crows. It will hurt you. I lowkey think Six of Crows is a bit inspired by The Lies of Locke Lamora since it was published a lot earlier but who knows. I love the Six of Crows duology but Lies of Locke Lamora is BETTER (at least in my opinion). Hope y'all have fun in case you pick it up💕

Hannah absolutely BRANDISHING An Ember in the Ashes like, "THIS IS WHAT YOU COULD HAVE!!" and I love it.

For the Six Of Crows recommendation I would add The Gentleman Bastards ! (It's for adults and can be quite violent be careful). It's very different but yet very similar. It kinda felt the same. Similar humour, the main character has many common points with Kaz, the world building is sooo cool, there is a big filthy city with canals, a found family trope...

for some Hozier vibes: THE WOODS ALL BLACK by Lee Mandelo (for horny forest entities and loving in a way that society rejects) ALL THE BAD APPLES by Moira Fowley-Doyle (for Irish anticolonialism and ancient curses) SILVER IN THE WOOD by Emily Tesh (for more foresty and folkloric vibes)

For obsessive female friendship: my brilliant friend by elena Ferrante. It's so good!

The book recommendations were SPOT ON!!! atleast I felt this for the "A man called Ove" because oh my god !!!!! i loved it and the description fit it so well!!!

a book that feels like a hozier song.. what a brilliant idea, that's now my homework, my reading goal, like honestly it's a need. I want nothing more than to dive into that beautiful, talented man's unbelievable mindscape

Been watching your videos since 2017, when booktube used to be a very different place. I've adored seeing you evolve and face your struggles so bravely over these years. Although I don't watch many book videos anymore, still love coming here sometimes. You have wonderful energy! Also, if no one told you this today, you are so very beautiful. Thanks and hope you keep well

HOZIER REC (also a rec i've given countless times because NOBODY knows this book and its one of my favorites of all time): CHIME BY FRANNY BILLINGSLEY!! it's a standalone witchy fantasy and i would say its vibes are very self-titled album with a dash of as it was and nfwmb

Hannah is one of the KZfaqrs i open a new video and immediately click like, because i just hear her voice and it's like "Oooh, yessss, instant serotonin!!" It's very soothing and i love the say she talks. Plus new nice book recs! ❤❤❤

Glad I'm not the only one on the reading slump/no time/ can't find something interesting so have barely read all year train. Thank u for your service.

YESSSS THE AN EMBER IN THE ASHES QUARTET NEEDS MORE HYPE!!!!!

I can really recommend "Interview with a vampire". It has some weird and questionable things, but anne rice writing style is really a treat.

I have a recommendation for literally everyone, it's called "the six deaths of the saint" .it's only 30 pages, but after you read it the first thing that would come to your mind is HOW TF DOES THIS 30 PAGE BOOK HAVE BETTER STORY, BETTER CHARACTERS, BETTER WORLD BUILDING, BETTER ROMANCE THAN A 500 PAGE FANTASY BOOK?

You’re literally my fav cause you’re one of the few KZfaq readers who actually boycott ✨🇵🇸❤️

These requests were so good! We want more

I love that you show the ACTUAL comments or questions from us. ❤❤❤

Love the video 🤍 would love see more of these videos Hannah As for recs: ATLA vibes - I heard The sword of Kaigen fits this in regard to elemental magic, also I have never seen a book have so many positive reviews as this. Six of crows rec- definitely mistborn (especially the first book, the final empire) Scottish highlands cosy book - a study in drowning, it’s the vibess Blue cover, will make you cry - As long as the lemon trees grow 🍋 Short and memorable- six deaths of a saint (short story and its incredible, coming from someone who isn’t a big fan of short stories) SJM reformed - (firstly congrats) the folk of the air trilogy

This kind of felt like a bit of a throwback video and I lovedddd it. Definitely eager for part 2

Love the Hozier idea!!!

I discovered the Last Magician Series and the Truthwitch Series through your channel and loved them both. They were THE escapist fantasy books for me during quarantine so thank you!

can i just say, every single time i watch one of your videos, my tbr list grows more and more. i think its the way that you not only describe the books but get so excited to talk about them makes me intrigued to read them. great video 🩷

Yessss Truthwitch!!! I love that series so much, it's not talked about nearly enough!!

you just convinced me to start my reread of An Ember in the Ashes! It’s my favorite series and absolutely did change my life

My soul is blessed each time you post a video

Not me being a reformed SJM girlie and literally reading the Ember in the Ashes rn because I watched a video months ago of you saying that. Currently on A Sky Beyond the Storm and everything u said is so true lmao😩

It's always lovely to see your videos, Hannah. You're the first Booktuber I followed and I absolutely love your passion for books as well as detailed discussions about them. I love the book recommendations videos and hope to see more of them. Have you tried reading the favourite books of some fellow KZfaqrs or maybe a way to diversify it further is to read each book from a different genre while trying to cover them all?

this was exactly what i needed today! and i think i found some books that sound like they are my cup of tea, so thank you hannah😍

I am absolutely looking forward to reading The Last Magician!!! Cannot wait to read something like SoC!!! THANK YOU!

Love any chance to hear a list of your favourite books. Thanks Hannah

Seeing you mention these books is giving me watching you in 2017-18 flashbacks😂

An Ember in the ashes is my favorite series of all book series i have read❤

You do give the best book recommendations! I always always enjoy the books you recommend ❤

THE QUEEN IS BAAACKKK!!!!! I missed your book recommendations soo much...when I saw you posted, I smiled so hard my face legit began hurting🤩🤩💕❤

my favourite genre of booktube videos!!

in hannah we trust!! you are so correct about vampires having a Big comeback, and i strongly recommend everything Interview with the Vampire related

Wait I'm just taking a break from writing my thesis and right then there's a Hannah upload? Life is good 💛

yesss part 2 pls!! or vlogs or literally anything you are able to post we will take tbh

Please more of this !!! Can't wait for part 2

These Violent Delights is one of my fave books of all time, and it makes me so happy anytime it gets recognition. So underrated.

Hi Hannah 👋. Thank you for the great recommendations!!! I am definitely going to add to my TBR!!!

An Ember in the Ashes was the PERFECT rec for that one I adore that series 😍 I just checked out Never Let Me Go from the library and I’m super excited to read it I’ve heard really interesting things!

So much for getting caught up on my TBR

I created a wish list on Amazon for your recs. Love your videos!

YESSS, I always tell people The Last Magician is a perfect follow-up for SoC!

This is such a fun idea and I added some to my TBR!

I always look forward to these videos!✨😭

Love Hannah’s recommendations! ❤

finally, i love your videos so so much Hannah

hannah makes reading so magical ✨️ ❤

Such great recommendations ❤ thank you!

I like this channel a lot it's very chill!

Time and time again I look for videos that capture all the good things about the old booktube days and I think Hannah still captures it. Or maybe I’ve been here for a long time.

You are really good at this!! Loved this video ❤

I personally really enjoyed A Man Called Otto with Tom Hanks. I would love to read the original book.

15:00 Yes, yes and YES!! I love An ember in the ashes quartet so much!!!

I had to go away and think about "books that feel like a Hozier song" recommendations and I was kinda surprised to find that I haven't read many; here are my best suggestions though: Obvious choice, "The song of Achilles"; beautiful, lyrical writing, religious imagery, memorable love story, doomed hero/relationship. Feels a bit useless to suggest it though since I'm sure everyone's heard about it already. Other obvious choices are pretty much all classic gothic stories for again, beautiful, lyrical writing, and also eerie vibes, themes surrounding obsession, longing and lonelines. Jane Eyre, Wuthering Heights, Phantom of the Opera, Frankenstein, Interview with the Vampire etc. Last one, I'm a bit less confident on this but I still feel like it ticks enough boxes: The Red and The Black by Stendhal. Hear me out: beautiful writing, protagonist is an intense, dramatic and ambitious young man that keeps getting distracted and falls in love with every woman he meets, there's social commentary regarding class and opportunities.

Awesome video 💯‼️ I am still working on your all time favourite books but it’s always good to have some extra books to choose from 😊😅 thank you Hannah 😅😊

- [00:00] 📚 Book recommendations based on specific requests. - [03:24] 📖 "Truthwitch" by Susan Dennard offers a series reminiscent of Avatar: The Last Airbender. - [04:13] 📚 "The Last Magician" series by Lisa Maxwell provides a vibe similar to Six of Crows. - [05:52] 🏚 "Stalking Jack the Ripper" by Kerri Maniscalco fits the criteria of creepy Midwest vibes and supernatural elements. - [06:36] 🏴 "Enchantment of Ravens" by Margaret Rogerson suits a cozy read in the Scottish Highlands. - [07:48] 💙 "A Man Called Ove" by Fredrik Backman offers a sad yet ultimately uplifting story. - [08:32] 📘 "Never Let Me Go" by Kazuo Ishiguro provides a poignant narrative with a blue cover. - [09:46] 👩‍❤‍👩 "The Last Tale of the Flower Bride" fits the bill for obsessive, codependent female friendships. - [10:58] 🏫 "These Violent Delights" offers an academia setting with gay characters in shady situations. - [12:06] 👫 "People We Meet on Vacation" by Emily Henry features friends-to-lovers romance dynamics. - [13:24] 🌺 "On Earth We're Briefly Gorgeous" explores themes of family and immigrant experiences. - [14:30] 🌙 "Juniper and Thorn" and "Woman Eating" are recommended for sad girl horror enthusiasts. - [15:40] 📚 "The Metamorphosis" by Franz Kafka, "The Little Prince," and "The Ones Who Walk Away from Omelas" by Ursula K. Le Guin are short yet impactful reads. - [17:09] 💼 "Ripe" by Sarah Rose Etter is recommended for corporate individuals seeking relatable content. - [18:24] 📚 "An Ember in the Ashes" by Sabaa Tahir is suggested for former Sarah J. Maas readers looking for similar but improved content. - [19:38] 🏹 "Emily Wild's Encyclopedia of Fairies" offers an adult fairy tale experience reminiscent of the A Court of Thorns and Roses series.

Thank you for always increasing my tbr ❤️

Would recommend When we Lost Our Heads for the obsessive codependent maybe sapphic book prompt! I only found it okay, but it fits that perfectly

hannah i’ve been watching u since 2021 and ur videos will forever have a place in my heart ily so so much ur so amazing🤍

Love this I feel like you got me and all my reading needs lol

hannah, you got me into reading girllll

i've been raving about the last magician for ages now, it's one of my faves and still, no one is talking about it😭 made me so happy that you mentioned it 🫶🏻

omg pls make a whole video of ur thoughts on zutara i would kill to hear that!

A book that feel like a Hozier song is The Lord of the Sabbath (Nation of the Beasts) by Mariana Palova, specifically the song Damage gets done

LMAO, the way she is so excited talking about books makes me thrilled. You can watch her videos for fun, which is not common. I love books and I love it when someone shows the same vehemence I do when I talk about them and I definitely loved the reformed Sarah J Maas part lol.

THANK U HANNAH ❤️

Love this!!!

The first two Last Magician books are SO GOOD. I keep meaning to get back to the series, they were fantastic

LOVE the last magician series so much

Gosh, Hannah, your earrings are absolutely gorgeous. 😍

ohmygod this is my time to SHINE i have sooo many hozier inspired book recs starting with unreal unearth, - the first and most obvious rec is Dante’s Inferno since the album takes a bunch of inspo from it - the Skyhunter duology by Mari Lu which specifically gives I Carrion (Icarian) and Butchered Tongue - guessing most of u have read The Hunger Games but Katniss and Peeta are sooo Francesca, also i think the link to Eat Your Young is pretty self explanatory, also Through me (The Flood) even though its not technically on the album - if you feel like turning your brain off for some super cliche romantasy, The Broken Elf King by Leia Stone reminds me of Abstract (Psychopomp) and First Light next up wasteland baby - the cruel prince is so talk and be in my mind - if you like that one tik tok audio that's like ‘how i love being a woman’ over would that i, read anne of green gables (which also reminds me of wasteland baby the title track) finally from his self titled - love & gelato by Jenna Evans Welch reminds me of jackie and wilson - we hunt the flame reminds me of angel of small death & the codeine scene and NFWMB (not the same album but shhh) - six of crows just reminds me of the whole album, specifically Work Song, Sedated and Foreigner’s God anyways if anyone has any recs that remind them of in a week or unknown/nth pls lmk theyre my favourite hozier songs and i need the recs :)

THANK YOU, HANNAH! i loved this video so so so much

Hannah I am watching your videos since 2019 and I am so so so glad to see you back and I love to read books very very much🥹💖💫

loooooved this, thanks ❤

Amazing book recommendations I also read(the ones who walk away from omelas)because of spring day😊

divine rivals will always remind me of "work song"by hozier but i would also love ANY book recommendations that feel like a hozier song. ALSO when i saw you uploaded i got SO excited, ty so much for all of the recommendations! Hope you're doing well

A book that has atla vibes is 100% the Sword of Kaigen. It’s by an indie author and (in my opinion) it shows what waterbenders can really do

2:48 The Truthwitch series is so good!!!

omg you're looking so pretty!!!

I love your videos Hannah

Ember in the Ashes deserves all the love and more!!! Truly life-changing.

Hannah you always makes me smile when I receive a Notification of you💖

Maybe less of a "sad girl horror" and more of a "suppressed anger girl horror" but I definitely recommend Slewfoot by BROM, one of my favorite reads of last year ❤

I demand for a part 2 right away.

i would love love love to see a video on TRUE enemies to lovers books or even tier ranking books in that category!!! im off to read an ember in the ashes!

JUST finished the A River Enchanted duology and I can’t believe I haven’t heard of it before❤