Ok but who gave this girl the right to have such a strong sweater game all the time??

RED LIPSTICK LOOKS SO GOOD ON YOU!

When people just read dark things in the Fall and Winter. Me: I mostly just read dark things....Lol

Do you have a PO box, Regan? I just acquired a pretty awesome Robin Hobb Illustrated book, and I think you would love it.

Regan: here’s some winter reads, books filled with snow Me, who lives in a tropical country In which is summer the entire year specially in December-January: 👁👄👁

Your style is always on point! Consistency delivered everytime!

The Bear and the knightingale is among my favourite book series ever. Maybe because I really like winter time haha. It's everything I want in a transporting fantasy book and more. So cool you love it too!

I’m such a seasonal reader too so I am so ready for these winter recs!!!❄️❄️❄️ once upon a river has such a pretty pretty cover!!😍 and the story sounds so atmospheric and fascinating omg

I'm from Germany and when you said "Rumpelstilzchen" it took me a LOT of time to figure out what you were saying :D I had to laugh so much, the pronunciation is so different

Ok I’ve had ‘Once Upon a River’ on my shelves for quite a while now...you’ve convinced me that i need to pick it up ASAP!

The synopses you give are *chef’s kiss* You get me excited to read the books I’m interested in!

I read Spinning Silver this summer and it was so good! But it would be a great winter read!

Discovery of witches is one of my favorite so am really happy you like it

You look beautiful! I love your cozy sweater!!

I have been waiting all year to read The Bear and the Nightingale over this holiday season! Spinning Silver is also the perfect winter read. So great and I think underappreciated book all-around.

Me, an Australian, scribbling notes

Literally just finished The Fifth Season and LOVED IT!!!! And thanks to this video, I’m looking at my copy of Spinning Silver on my shelf 👀💙

Every video you post is gold, I don't even care 😍 I'm currently reading "Keeper of the lost cities" thanks to you!

I loved spinning silver, I just donated my copy bc I didn’t foresee rereading it but the cover u have is STUNNING! So now maybe I’ll rebuy it and reread it, I also didn’t realize she had another book but I def wanna pick that one up

The Winternight Trilogy is so incredible💙 I 100% felt everything you said about it- Vasya is such a wonderful main character and the Russian historical fantasy setting is just perfection 😍 I really want to read all the rest of these recommendations!

Watching all these book related videos has me very motivated to possibly self publish my first work next year. Typically I work with modern fantasy/spiritual themes, but have dove into sci-fi every so often. I also kind of like tying certain stories into an overall connected universe; sort of like the Dark Tower series. An ever expanding multiverse that can be broken into chunks while remaining one single entity.

I completely agree with you on The Fifth Season. An excellent book. All of the others on are my TBR. I have The Bear and the Nightingale, and hope to get to it sometime in the near future. I really enjoyed Uprooted, and am hopeful that Spinning Silver will also be a good read. Thanks for sharing this :)

I highly recommend Red Winter by Annette Marie for a winter read. If you like japanese culture/mythology its perfect.

I have a love hate relationship with recommendation videos because I LOVE getting new book recs but my TBR is cryingggggg

Definitely going to pick up a couple of these for sure and thanks for the middle grade recommendations my daughter loves them.

I love Once Upon A River so much!

I need to re read the fifth season too! So amazing ugh

i am so digging this lipstick color ♥️

I love how some of her books are stacked next to her bookshelf because she has no space ❤️😂

I can't believe I've never heard of "The Silence of Bones" as a Korean Studies major. This sounds truly fascinating! I'll definitely pick this one up. I also loved "Spinning Silver" - it's simply the perfect read for the cold season. I would also recommend "The Snow Child" by Eowyn Ivey. It has "cozy whimsical winter read" written all over it.

I love Spinning Silver and have Once Upon a River on my someday TBR. Another book I associate with winter is A Curse So Dark and Lonely - I think that is set in the winter.

The discovery of witches is brilliant read, I recommend you read the other two books in the trilogy.

Yay!! Another video!! 😀

I LOVE seasonal reading! 🖤🧡🖤🧡

I cant wait to read The bear and the nightingale and Spinning silver !

I'm reading "When the Sea Turned to Silver" by Grace Lin to my mum this year, and it is a VERY winter setting! We've been cold the whole book so far. It's kind of Asian folklore with folklore stories within!~

I’m planning to read the bear and the nightingale in December :) excited to finally read it! And OMG the silence of bones sounds amazing!! If you want to read another book set in korea, The Mermaid of Jeju is coming out December 8th and looks great.

Recently I got Spinning silver, the sisters of the winter wood and some Christmas classic novellas collections from my local library ☃️

I opened this video hoping The Bear and the Nightingale/Winternight would be here :) I read the whole series last winter while living/working in a really snowy, mountainous area and it was PERFECT

A Discovery of Witches is my favorite trilogy!! Witch/vampire romance alongside dark academia? Literally my favorite combination (and so so atmospheric and entertaining)!

I really appreciate how everything you wear is from Madewell 😍 that’s my favourite store

I read The Bear and the Nightingale series on your recommendation - it’s so good!

They all went onto my TBR and wishlist! :)

Always find my next read! Thanks!

I have yet to read ANY of these books... but I do have most on my TBR 😅

someone gotta gift this girl a new bookshelf the 2 are oVERFLOOOWWEEDD with books💀💀

I’m currently reading spinning silver. Definitely winter vibes.

Spinning silver is SO GOOD!

I read the bear and the nightingale last winter and loved it! I am going to finish the rest of the series hopefully this winter! Spinning silver by Naomi Novik is a fantastic winter read and I highly recommend it. If you enjoy that “baba jaga” folklore you will like her book, uprooted, also.

I picked up the Winternight trilogy a few months ago per your recommendation and I guess now is the time to dive in!!

2:54 I think you meant " a witch and a vampire" 😂 I started the discovery of witches tv series recently and I'm really excited to start the books from the trilogy pretty soon !

I really need to try The Bear and the Nightingale. I've heard it's delightfully wintery, which you're only reinforcing! Given it's coming into summer for me (Australia!) then, uh, maybe I'll wait for a bit. :P

Just added “Spinning Silver” to my tbr!!!

Totally agree that The Bear and the Nightingale is like THE winter vibes book 😂😂

I would love to see a reading vlog or review style video where you read an original fairy tale and then a retelling and tell us the similarities and differences and if you think it works!

Nice, cozy video. The books sound interesting.

Is it weird that I'm always on time watching Regan's video? Yet late for my online class XD

Nice top and books for winter😊

Oh you should definitely read The Thirteenth Tale if you're looking for some other Diane Setterfield! I unfortunately didn't enjoy Once Upon A River as much as I'd have liked but The Thirteenth Tale is one of my all time favorite novels and a perfect spin on the gothic tale!

My cousin and I have been reading the bear and the nightingale for 3 years now I think ?? Just because it's such a winter book we can't read it any other time... so finishing the series this year

I’m surprised you didn’t mention The Mirror Visitor! I’m hoping to pick that one up in December

I just finished the Winter Night Trilogy this year and it was fantastic! Once I got 25% in I couldn't stop reading!

I already own the bear and the nightingale AND once upon a river so those will be perfect for this winter!!

I am going to try and get some of these books suggestions please stay safe love from Australia xxx

Me, living in a tropical country: *cries in typhoon and drought.*

I read A Discovery of Witches series a while back. I was probably to young to read it honestly, but still enjoyed the trilogy. "Once Upon a River" is actually sitting on my floor right now since I picked it up from the library. Def check out Diane Setterfield's "The Thirteenth Tale." It's her most popular book. More gothic literature than fantasy, but so great. I was thinking about the book recently and dived further into the author's books, hence "Once Upon a River" now checked out from the library

The audiobook for Spinning Silver is utterly fantastic!

I'm thinking about reading A discovery of witches and The Fifth Season since a long time :D

Please recommend some cute, sweet and wholesome books💖

I got The Bear and the Nightingale a few months ago and I’ve been saving it just to read it in December lol

Wichwood is a one i want to read

I just finished Whichwood a few days ago. Definitely much darker than Furthermore, but still a good read. I gave the first one a 5/5 And this one 3/5.

A Discovery of Witches is one of my favorite rereads (even though I do not like its sequel books). Have you heard of The Rook by Daniel O'Malley? It's light and funny and I think you might like that as well 😁

A coupe middle grade books I read last year somewhat impulsively for Polarthon ended up being really satisfying page turners - Ember and the Ice Dragons by Heather Fawcett and Frostfire by Jamie Smith. I also loved two books by Pat Walsh - The Crowfield Curse and The Crowfield Demon. There was supposed to be a third book, which still hasn't manifested, but each book has a satisfying ending so you aren't left hanging. Set in the cold and hardships of ...I think the 1400's in Britain, I was amazed at the sense of being in that world the author created. I also really like the Greenglass House stories by Kate Milford (I've read the first two so far) and Winterhouse by Ben Guterson (read only the first one). More recently, a very cold, atmospheric historical novel - The Mercies by Kiran Millwood Hargrave. I could go on and on but before I write a novella..... :)

Definitely going to be checking out Fifth Season. (As a side note sounds very applicable to the year 2020...just sayin lol)

REAGAN YOU SHOULD READ THE FALSE PRINCE SERIES I THINK YOULL LIKE IT!

Witchwood and spinning silver are perfect to read during winter. I almost froze while reading them

You are so pretty

One thing that is very interesting for me that all of the books in this 4 latest videos that I’ve watched from her are those who i rrally never ever have heard about them and are new to me and she is not recommending famous books founding in booktok ( yeah i am new to her channel i havent seen all videos maybe i will found some that i know and read )

Winter makes me want to read historical fiction for some reason.

A Winter's promise is a really ''wintery'' book in my opinion :)

Whichwood is amazing I want to reread it this winter

This last October I published my first novel. I think you might like it as it has that urban fantasy supernatural vibe. It is currently free on Kindle. One for the Road by Jeremy M Moore Sorry for the self-plug, but I thought it might be something you may enjoy.

i love love love all your recommendations. my bank account doesn't , but i do

Yay! I am early~

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Have you read The Thirteenth Tale by Diane Setterfield? I think it’s her best work!

I don't think "whimsical" is how I'd describe The Thirteenth Tale, but I did really like it. I have Once Upon a River and Bellman and Black, but still haven't read them.

I've bear and the nightingale in my tbr for a whole century now

remember in the southern hemisphere summer is beginning in December.. maybe you should suggest your "Summer recoms" for us..

Have u read wheel of times of series... that’s one of my favourite series as like Robin Hobb too!! Happy reading! 😊💜📖

Can you do one for Middle grade winter books

Does anyone know if you have to read Uprooted before Spinning Silver?

Where do you find the story?

I am German and I try to read all books in english. I started „a discovery of witches“ but it is sooooo hard for me to unterstand it.

I have to admit, I HATED Discovery of Witches, but that might have been my own fault since I thought this was a fantasy with a romance subplot, not the other way around (that was at least what it felt like to me, kind of like Twilight for adults). I also thought that it was way to long for the plot and that it could have easily been shortened by half, I was so bored 😅 I was so disappointed since everyone seems to love this book

those shelves are exploding hahaha

Do you have to read Uprooted before Spinning Silver?

Gerald Brom's Krampus anyone?🎄⛄❄

I just cannot get on with NK Jemisin. Several booktubers and bloggers rave over her but I keep trying to pick up her titles and end up DNFing them..I am beginning to wonder what is wrong with me..I've also picked up The Bear and The Nightingale a few times but can't get the will to continue..