it's a popsicle joke world and we're just living in it.

im ready to weep let’s gooooo nightingale here i come

Noelle: "I will not give you any S. king recommendations." *Pet Sematary casually sitting on top of the pile of books in the background* 😂😂

I need to study rn i can watch later I need to study rn i can watch later I need to study rn i can watch later I need to study rn i can watch later Actuallyyyy i can study laterr

May I suggest making a video where it’s just Parker trying on Halloween costumes. That would be iconic🙈💕

Noelle: *uploads a 30 minute video Me: today is a wonderful day to be alive 🌸

how do stupid jokes become so funny when noelle tells them

Do I have a med school entrance in a week? Yes. Am I going to drop everything for Noelle’s new upload? Yes. Am I going to treat this day like a national holiday? Yes. Am I going to regret it? Most probably.

Noelle: I’m not gonna recommend any Steven king novels Pet Sematary sitting in the back: 👁👄👁🖕🏼

"I'm Not Thinking of ending Things" is not for everyone BUT MAN IT WAS FOR ME. Soo goood.

it's possible that i may have paused school to watch this

Does anyone else get overexcited when they see Noelle praise a book that you managed to read?

noelle you should consider using the "chapters" feature to embed time stamps in the progress bar!! just to have it easier for us to skip to a particular part in the vid we wanted to watch. just a thought

I recommend YOU read Rebecca because it is a perfect Gothic horror/thriller and it's also a classic! There's also a Netflix adaptation coming out in October!

A note on Frankenstein, I found that I had to skip the letters at the beginning because they were so boring. I ended up reading them at the end and absolutely loved it. I agree 100% that its an awesome book

I’m reading Jane Eyre right now and it’s SO GOOD. I have stayed away from classics for a while but Jane Eyre is a great reintroduction 😁

You read so widely, it sets a great example 💐

noelle, you have the best personality that i've ever seen on youtube !

I would love if these recommendation videos became a regular thing, I learned about so many new books because of you

My reading tastes don’t closely match yours, which is perfectly okayyyy because I’m here every video regardless just to enjoy your presence❤️ you are a vibe that I live for Frankenstein is also one of of my most favorite novels of all time. Need to reread in the next month. Couldn’t agree more with you recommending that as a starting point for classics. Brilliant. Incredible. Amazing. Thank you

I don't have time to read but I'm addicted to listening to book recommendations on youtube. Send help.

Almost done with Jane Eyre again 💕 so happy to see it mentioned! I read it in high school and fell so in love with the story. Picking it up a decade later with being more mature and going through life a little more.... brings so many more feels ✨

Lolll the beginning trying to hold all the books is literally me every single thumbnail shoot 🙈

the opening of this video is absolutely everything to me

i would love if you did the book vs movie for “I’m thinking of ending things”, i personally LOVED the book but absolutely hated the last quarter of the movie and it just completely lost me BUT I’d wanna see how you feel about Kaufman’s take on the story

I love how you described Circe because it is the exact reason why I loved it so much ❤️

going to the library today to pick up some fall reads !!!

Love how you keep saying that you want to reread all the books you're showing, I love that energy !

Love your videos. The idea behind this video was so cool and refreshing, really enjoyed it

Me: having a rainy day Noelle: let me add to the mood🎃

My friend gave me The Nightingale to read last year and I didn't know what to expect and all I have to say is I cried in the car at the end even though my father was right next to me and he just patted my shoulder. AMAZING

Pretty girls is incredible but also soooooooo messed up. Highly experimented thriller reader here, I've read my fair share of gore, but ohhhhhh my oh my Pretty Girls is one nightmarish story that still gives me goosebumps when I think about it

Had a panic attack/seizure this morning and I NEEDED this to help soothe my soul. Thank you Queen Petunia 🌷

I was the one who asked the break up question and memoirs is an amazing choice. Thank you so much Noel, I will start reading your recommendations very soon and thanks for your kind words 🧡

How to Stop Time is not about time travel, the main character just ages veeeeery slowly

Thank you thank you thank you for recommending mysteries/thrillers the way you do. You're the only booktuber I trust not to spoil anything when you talk about them and I really super appreciate it.

Frankenstein is SO. GOOD. one of the few books i read for school that i actually thoroughly enjoyed.

Since you loved The Nightingale so much, I would love to hear your thoughts on The Great Alone by Kristin Hannah. 1970s Alaskan frontier homesteaders babyyyy! I loved it.

no one asked for this but Rowells Pumpkinheads is a very quick read and super cute. Perfect for that halloween coziness.🧡

I just read Frankenstein for the first time and oh my gosh I had no idea it was going to be the way that it was. I absolutely loved it and I think it revived the love I have for classic novels. I think Jane Eyre will be my next read. Thank you so much for your recs and opinions on books! It's really awesome and helpful. You the best!

THANK U for reading jo nesbo!!!! i was just thinking about reading redbreast and snowman looked interested as well!!

A good book for the breakup prompt - Maybe You Should Talk to Someone by Lori Gottlieb!! A therapist goes to therapy after a breakup ... it's literally free therapy.

Please do more of these! I am always looking for ones that I haven’t heard much about!

I read junji Ito's adaptation of Mary Shelley's Frankenstein and I really enjoyed it , one of my favorites mangas from him. Since you enjoyed Frankenstein, maybe you'll enjoy a spooky manga version of it if you havent already checked it out 👍🏼

Honestly the Circe recommendation was on point. It's amazing to see her become this very confident and powerful goddess. This book is so good!

GIRL! You have no idea how much I needed this video right now, just started reading Misery but I need inspiration

Yes Frankenstein and Jane Eyre are my two favorite classics 😍 gonna reread them this fall

I found a gorgeous copy of Jane Eyre at the thrift store a few weeks ago and this video motivated me to finally pick it up!

Great video! Yes, please. Books recs regularly! I added so many to my goodreads.

Can’t get enough of book recs!

10:00 If anyone wants another "Gothic Fiction Classic" recommendation that has murder, a "deal with the devil" and some Homoerotic Subtext (for lack of a better term), I recommend The Picture of Dorian Gray by Oscar Wilde. It can be a bit dry sometimes but it ended up being one of my favorite books of all time.

This is the first video of yours I've watched, and your personality speaks volumes! I subscribed so fast haha Thanks for the enjoyable content 😊

I've never watched your videos before, but the fact that you struggle to not recommend King made me click subscribe immediately haha. My friends have told me to shut the hell up about Pet Semetary already on MULTIPLE occasions. Great recs!

just got out of school + parked car + windows down + acai bowl + noelle recs = a beautiful Monday 😌

I was *so* disappointed with the 'I'm thinking of ending things' adaptation... The ending of the book is brutal because of what it's talking about, and Kaufman transformed it into... You better watch it because otherwise you wouldn't believe it 😒 Also: thanks for recommending 'Circe'. I feel like not many people liked it and I love that witch! Also-also: 'The Martian' ❤️ I read it when it came out and I still think it was the best time I had reading a book. So so entertaining!

Everytime you post is a blessing, made my daaaaay, actually pausing Criminal Minds for this video

"have I implemented any of these lessons..no." relatable hahah

Something with a character who learns to love themselves and embrace what they love... My really good recommendation would be the book (Dumplin). This book is about an overweight girl who already struggles with her weight but also the weight of a family loss of her most amazing aunt who taught her how to be herself. With her aunt out of the picture, it is like she had lost herself. Her mother being an ex-pageant queen has a high expectancy of her daughter that dumpling doesn't seem that she fits right in and it tears the relationship they have. After Dumplin finds something within the aunt's belongings she enters the pageant herself in spite of her mother to prove a point about what you can do which is anything you want no matter the size or the way you look. And I am not telling any more about the book, it is an amazing read and there is so much more about this book that hits personal insecurities that anyone may have and it is just that feel-good type of book with a high relation to it.

So looking forward to reading Jane Eyre again! I would also love to recommend the new translation of 'The posthumous memoirs of Brás Cubas' as an unusual classic (I read it because I feel like I focus too much on European classics and I adored it sooo much. I think you might like it. Future video request: I would love to see an in-depth analysis of a book/classic that you maybe announce first (giving us time to read it first or maybe in stages).

For the Ready Player One question, I would recommend Warcross. It's about a virtual reality game that millions play.

Hey Noelle just to say because you probably forgot but the main character in How to Stop Time can’t time travel, he’s basically immortal! He lives for hundreds of years longer than the average human so he just lives through lots of time periods rather than time travelling, but it’s still a great book!

hurting yourself by tripping over a book just to remember to reread it... THE DEDICATION

So uhhh... I’m 22 years old, I’ve never loved reading and your channel has motivated me to read and now I love it so thank you 😊

noelle blessing us with content 😭😭😭

omg a new noelle video that's 30 MINUTES LONG on this hellish monday!!! we love to see it 🙏🙏

I adored a death of ms westaway. The last 50 pages legit almost killed me. I was not expecting it coming at all. Definitely a first recommend I give if the reader can handle the twist.

the slow mo in the beginning 😹 ily have a great day !

This is the first video I've ever watched from you and I'm immediately subscribing :) You're delightful!

The popsicle jokes give me life

Yes please you should do this again sometime soon! ♥

i stg noelle i see you pop up in my notifications and it makes my day, i just wanna tell you how special and amazing you are and just keep doing you ❤❤❤

Love the Charlotte Holmes series. So fun! Thanks for the other recs!

Woohoo half an hour of Noelle!! Just what I needed when coming home to my new apartment in a new country :)

sweetbitter is a book that ALWAYS catches my eye and has been for YEARS but for some reason i HAVEN'T picked it up??? might go do that soon after watching this!

Since most people seem to have disliked the movie adaption of "I'm thinking of ending things" I must say that I absolutely loved the movie. My boyfriend and I analysed it after watching it and it DOES make sense - if you let it make sense to you. I think the movie is way more complicated than the book (in a neither good or bad way) so you have to ask yourself what all the metaphors mean to YOU. I also thinks it's super aesthetically pleasing. And while the car scene at the beginning is super slow, it's also important, I believe. I liked their conversation and how awkward and just LONG it was. It's not a movie for mindless entertainment but one to be watched with very open eyes and ears. Tho, the ballett scene was absolute trash and I hated it lol

for Gothic romance historical fiction, try Sarah Waters!

ahhh, the yes, please rec makes me so happy i don't hear enough abt that book. i rec the audiobook SO MUCH ugh i hope more people read that dshfakshdf

I loved loved loved The Snowman! OMG

noelle’s videos are my ray of sunshine in this trying times and in between online classes 💗

I thought your Circe recommendation was spot on! Her full circle path to loving herself as is makes it one of my favorites. Such an empowering book.

I don’t know if it’s just me or you look a lot like Kirsten Dunst who played Mary Jane in the firsts spider man movies with Tobey Maguire. I love your videos by the way❤️

Circe is just a beautiful book! I loved it from beginning to end

Every few books - Noelle: “Y’know, I think I want to re-read this one...” Same. I get you 😂😂

Thanks for the recommendations 😀! Fall is the best season for reading books! 📚🎃🍂

Ironic that this was uploaded on Stephen King’s birthday 😅

Trying to read more mystery so i am really thankful for this video. Also, i just got a job at a bookstore so excited to spend my day with books. Lol reading Jane Eyre right now for the second time

I want to read stories that remind me of the original Halloween movie or a book like scream the first one

Ahhhhh! I was literally just thinking about looking up some spooky recs 🤭

I’m so glad you mentioned Beautiful Boy and Tweak. Finished beautiful boy the other day and just started Tweak. I totally agree with what you say about them.

might have been the best 30 minutes of my day, just saying

love love love love only love k now i’m gonna watch

If you liked The Snowman, I'd definitely recommend the sequel (though they can be read as stand-alones). I think the English title is The Leopard. I can also recommend The Headhunters by Nesbø

"The Snowman " yasss queen ..it's a piece of jaw dropping twists ..

First one of your videos I saw was a recs video, defiantly keep doing them from time to time! Always hold your recommendations in high regard.

Omg i did NOT know tweak was the son's perspective. I read that so long ago i didn't even put two and two together. That gave me chills.. I MUST read beautiful boy now. thank you!!

for a historical novel with a little bit of romance, i so so so recommend “the things we cannot say” by kelly rimmer!! such a good read, it was unpredictable (for me), romantic, and devastating. i think it would be worth a read :)

I'm starting a petition for Noelle to make a whole video of more thriller recs!

SO GOOD I want more recommendations from youuu Moms Petunia. Also, to the person looking for a romance without smut read, I recommend If I Never Met You by Mhairi McFarlane! It's super fun, non-smutty but juuust sexually tense enough, and the main character is of mixed race in the UK. McFarlane deals with sort of heavy subjects while letting the main character also have her romance.

Spoiler alert: The famous line "IT'S ALIVE" do not exist in the book... That was pretty shocking to me lol

that face in the first five seconds... I love that video already