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10:43 Ahahaha Anya the Goat!!!!!

Gracias for letting me kno foo

Mam can i download public domain novels from Gutenberg and publish them in my blog?

I recommend The Housekeeper and the Professor. beautiful book about some relationships formed around a love of math. made me cry the first time i read it!

I’m sorry about your cat. 😢 I can’t think of anything super bad that I randomly grabbed at the library but the best was a collection of blog posts by Ursula K. Le Guin called No Time to Spare.

I’m new to your channel and I really like your videos. I like the pacing! And I like the variety of videos you put out.

Hey yay my recommendations! 3:13 so excited to see what you think

With the mood I’m currently in, I probably wouldn’t read any of these. But I think A False Sense of Well Being is a great title!

I hope everything turns out for the better with your cat. 🤞❤❤❤ I lost one of my cats on June 20th and our family unit doesn’t feel right without him. There’s a big hole in our lives where he should be. And to make it worse he was the one that was more of a lap kitty and would always cuddle me while I was reading. 💔 I also own a copy of Childhood’s End that I haven’t read. If you want to buddy read it at some point, let me know.

When I watch your video I have learnt something from your channel. I love to reading book.

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I’m glad you enjoyed Reality Is Not What It Seems. I still want to read Rovelli’s time book but haven’t gotten to it.

I have that same copy of The Good Earth! I loved that book when I read it many years ago. I need to re-read it so I can read the whole trilogy.

Just found your channel but you are such a joy to watch! Hearing about all your favorite videos you made i’m like 👀 I need to go back and watch Also loved how many unique books you had to talk about! Lots of great recs here 😌 hope the second half of your reading year goes just as well

I'm so sorry to hear about your cat 😢 not that it's much but to send you some virtual happiness, and hopefully, they feel even better.

Check out Onani Master Kurosawa, Pandora Hearts, The Fable, Tokyo Ghoul, Billy Bat, 20th Century Boys, The Climber.

Frieren IMO is the best of these. I understand it's hard to find volumes of a manga to read but 1 volume is only like an appetizer and generally not enough to give the full width of what the manga has to offer. You can also check out the anime. It is currently sitting at no. 1 spot on the most popular anime of all time which is insane considering Full Metal Alchemist held that spot for more than a decade. If you like the anime you can continue from there with the manga. Another one I would suggest, something a bit different is Mob Psycho 100. If you can get over ONE's (the mangaka) art (he is a terrible artist, but he's still popular because he is an amazing storyteller), it's one of the most amazing stories in anime/manga. But if you can't get over the drawing, then check out the anime for that too. That is consistently in the conversation for the best anime of the last decade.

I looooove a garden haul!!!!

I too just picked up Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance. Would love to hear your review at some point. Great video - enjoy the mix of permaculture gardening and books!

I would like to try the dipping sauce 😂 and pretty kitty

Some good books there. So many books and so little time! Happy reading to you.

Love this idea! The review of Sapiens immediately caught my attention and is now on my TBR- as well as The Particular Sadness Of Lemon Cake!

do you read graphic novels a lot? what would you recommend?

What a fun concept! I couldn’t anticipate a single one of these books, and wouldn’t want most of them either 😅. Sorry this was a disappointment, but I’m glad I found your channel!

Please read abuse of power.

“I think they probably measure and stuff but that shits for nerds” lol your husband is funny😂

All books from this era are all fascinating.....

Great fun video! I would love book recommendations for a rainy Saturday afternoon spent at an old laundromat in Cleveland. Not wild and crazy, but there is a definite vibe. Interesting characters, humming of the machines, smell of dyer sheets in the air, etc.

Happy Reading! 😎📚👍

Give advice on how to develop a habit of reading more books for someone who has just read textbooks.

You have a lot of interesting books. The only one I've read is The Good Earth, which I'd say is a bit oddly written, but still an interesting look at Chinese culture. Definitely a classic. My TBR list is in stasis as I have too many books on my currently reading list.

Fun idea for a video. The thrift store where I shop has books 5/$1...so my only criteria used to be, "can I see myself ever reading this?"....nowadays, the criteria has changed to "do I want this badly enough to try to cram it into my over-packed shelves?"! I do however love browsing my own shelves when I feel like reading...and more often than not finding many books I don't exactly recall buying...kind of like a cool surprise for myself years later! I absolutely by books based on the cover...! Thanks for sharing your video!

Try Frieren. It is being adapted to anime so you can try that instead as well.

I just did a big unhaul and filled up my free community bookshelf. I’m planning on doing it again next week. Happy Reading! 😎📚👍

I also love older books! Wonderful haul!

Also for getting manga there are a few official sites and apps like viz media and manga up that you can use but you only get the first 3-4 chapters for free which should be fine for sampling. The only issue is there is only a select few manga on these things so some series the only way your really gonna get it is buying off barnes and nobles or other online stores

I will say vinland saga is not about battles, war, and strategy for the wider story but it takes a while to get there (something like 10 volumes) so if you're not ready for that you can drop it or watch the anime I'll only give 2 recommendations based on things I think you might like Land of the lustrous: You said something about how you liked the use of negative space in manga and this is the king of that. still ongoing at 12 volumes but it's got like only 1 more volume left to go. Girls last tour: This is pretty much my favourite manga ever, a chill story about 2 girls exploring a dead world. 5 volumes quick and easy.

I’m going to have to check out Every Falling Star! I love books on North Korea!

I love this project and I loved hearing your thoughts on these "obscure" books.

the blade cosplay is so good 🤣

Loved this video. I just ordered the geography of nowhere. Sounds excellent!

Your video showed up in my feed at an appropriate time. I have a 10 year old daughter that I homeschool. She's an avid reader but hates math and anything physics related. She also thinks she's terrible at math. She's not, but sometimes she needs to go over a new concept twice before understanding the instructions. Then she's off and running.

love the cat☺

I want to thank my KZfaq algorithm for recommending this amazing video to me, what a great video idea Jenny, so unique!!. math and physics in books are my favourite things to see in novels, they add more depth to the novel, also there's a list in GoodReads called "Favorite Science/Math-themed novels" if you want more book recommendations

I love this video! Flatland has been on my list for some time because my favourite cosmologist, Janna Levin, referred to it in one of her books. She has a novel called Black Hole Survival Guide that I’d recommend in particular, it’s technically non-fiction but she writes so poetically and it has a kind of narrative to it that follows a girl who falls into a black hole. Her love for maths, physics and art absolutely shines through in all of her work and she’s so very eloquent.

That is SO ODD that permaculturists talk down math, when - in my opinion - geometry is at the base of permaculture design

What a great topic for a book video! Some essays & stories by Argentinian writer Jorge Luis Borges, particularly one called The Library of Babel, were strongly influenced by mathematics. His writing is great -- beautiful & strange. I did lol @ "Do you want to be able to build a trellis or not?!" People tend to forget about the practical, daily uses of basic math. Lovely to see one of your cats and your little dog hanging out in the background.

I also think a lot of the books of Brandon Sanderson include some good math, Particularly the Stormlight Archive series

For math and physics in fiction, I'd recommend Project Hail Mary (adventure Scifi) and An Inheritance of Magic (urban fantasy)