Yes, actually there’s a book called Legends and lattes that I totally recommend bcs the characters are like d&d and it’s about an orc who opens a ☕️ cafe shop and nobody knows what coffee is

Calling Things Have Gotten Worse a blast is so funny to me omg 😂🖤

Omg! I haven't even watched your video yet - cuz I have to comment on ur T-shirt. LOVE LOVE IT!!! U r so adorable - I jus started watching ur videos and I'm loving them. Thank u!

Hey Anda! Have you read Crouch's Wayward Pines trilogy? That series was my introduction into his work. Now I have read everything he has released. I think you will dig the Wayward books with all the twists and turns that come with it. Also, if you liked how heady Recursion was; a techno-thriller duology that I absolutely LOVE is Daniel Suarez's Daemon and Freedom (TM).

I am reading the horror book Shogun by James Clavell. It's so horrifically heavy my neck and spine hurt. Thank you.

Have you ever read No Exit by Taylor Adams? Really recommend that one if you haven't. I just started reading The girl with all the gifts and I'm really enjoying it so far.

As someone with many hobbies, how does one read so many books in one month 😭

I actually loved the only one left and the last time I lied is my least favorite 😬 I do see your point about the far fetched twists but I just didn't take it too seriously, it was just a fun ride, a little all over the place but overall very entertaining, what they call a popcorn thriller.

I felt the same way about the only one left. Way too many twists!! It was like they were added in just for the sake of having twists...

I just finished the Troop by Nick Cutter lol I may actually have nightmares. It's about a boy scout troop that goes off on an island to train for survival. While on the island their scout leader finds an injured & sick man. He does what every good scout would do, he trys to find a way to help him. Quickly realizing that the man is far beyond any help he can give & possibly sick with a contagious virus. The Troop must find away to get to safety & find help but it may be to late..... Will they survive what's happening on the island, surely help will come soon....... (Please look at warnings for this book it may cause some to be uncomfortable while reading this.)

Finished The Girl Next Door a few days ago and agree with you wholeheartedly. Very rarely there are characters in books that I feel I actually know, and this was one of them. I’d be curious to see a video on books you’ve read with the best characters/character development (if you haven’t already, of course). 💛

Recursion is one of my all-time favorite books! ❤ Yes, it was stressful and anxiety inducing, but I was so invested in the characters and their stories. Few books have made me cry, but I teared up when reading this one. I still think about it on a regular basis. I still need to read Dark Matter.

Great shirt!

This month I finished Road of bones by Christopher Golden, season of storms by Andrzej Sapkowski and the Exorcist by William Peter Blatty. I’m about to start Sister, Maiden, Monster by Lucy A Snyder

In October I was able to read and finish 3 books, even with my crazy busy schedule lol I read Graveyard of Lost Children by Katrina Monroe, My Dearest Darkest by Kayla Cottingham, and None Shall Sleep by Ellie Marney. All very good, spooky books for Halloween. That last one, None Shall Sleep I enjoyed the most. I did start Every Dead Thing by John Connally, but I did not finish it before Nov started. Great video though! Always love to know what horror youtubers are reading

Great video, Anda! :) I just finished reading the follow-up to 'Gone To See The River Man'- 'Along The River Of Flesh' and wowza! It's so good, and it dives deeper into the lore of the first book. All I'll say! 🩸

So knowing I loved Dark Matter and love extreme horror help me pick a new book. Gone to see the River Man or the Crouch novel. Have you gotten Burner by Robert Ford yet? Dying to hear what you think of it.🌟

You should really check out _The Woodkin_ by Alexander James, which is a folk horror tale that takes place in the Cascade Mountains of the Pacific Northwest. It's very reminiscent of the _Wrong Turn_ horror movie series but set on a hiking trail. Very well written and not your normal trash read.

Hey Anda. I saw you loved "black mouth" and other books I really like. Så I decided to read "dead inside" because of your thoughts on it. I really did enjoy it. It's both super funny and super gross, it's relatable and real and at the same time super unrelatable and unreal. I would love to see you give a critique or deeper review of the book. As I'm a lone horror reader in my group of friends/family. KZfaq and your channel is gold for me. Thank you for all the great videos. Regards from Denmark.

I read some stories by M.R. James. I really liked some of them. I also read The Tommyknockers by Stephen King, which I really enjoyed.

🐂 i was wondering if you could do a video on the book tender is the flesh 🐄🐖 and if you recommend it

Love Recursion.

Finishing up The Night Parade by Ronald Malfi right now. I'm enjoying it. But I spent October mostly reading Poe and Bradbury short stories when I had the time.

Black Farm by Elias Witherow. If anyone is interested in an extremely creepy journey down a wickedly dark rabbit hole, definitely read it.

Curious to see if you'll be able to care about Riley Sagers new book that has a male main character

The Only One Left is my least fav Riley Sager too! Loved Gone to See the Riverman too!

Hey Anda 😀😀😀

You should read The Swine by Simon McHardy

It would take me two years to read this many books. I can't read very quickly, and I can only read for an hour, max, before I'm completely wiped.

Have you read The Bird Box? I think that's the title... Sandra Bullock was in the movie adaptation.

I hated "Things" and it really bored me that [SPOILER] she got the tapeworm through a scientifically inaccurate way LOL. Eating meat raw or rotten doesn't change whether it's infected with tapeworm eggs or not.

Unreal....absolutely insane. People with literal physical deformities as a direct result of the drugs. Insanity.

I just started reading cozy mysteries this year. I really enjoyed Magic, Lies, and Deadly Pies by Misha Popp. It's the first in a series followed by A Good Day to Pie. The 3rd in the series comes out in 2024. I needed a break from horror for a minute. 🥧🧁🍰